Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 118, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1922 — Page 4

The Times Newspapers

EY IKS LAKE COtTimr The Lake; Countv Tim

and Sunday. Entered at t lituiana. June 21. 1906.

Th Times East Chlca

except Sunday. Entered at cago, Indiana, November IS The Lake County Time Edition. Kntered at the po

lana, I-'ebruary 4. 1315.

The Gary Evening- Tim

i-.ntered at the postoftice la 1312. All under the act of II matter.

PETO & VXTBSJOt CO. ,'

es Dally except Saturday ;

he postoilice lit iidiiiiikuiiu.

go, Indiana Harbor, dally

the postoffico In East Chl-

, 1313. s Saturday and Weekly

itofflce In Hammond, lad

es Dally except Sunday. Gary, Indiana, April 13, arch 3, 1879, as second-class

KORKIQN ADVERTISING ItZFKESBXTATION: C. LoviAN k-A.TlH: te CO.. CiiiCAOO

Uiry oUita . . . . .Telopbeue 1J? taa Xiisupsoa, it ejuoaga. . . . Tutpuwn Sl fc-a. cniiuho, utii Tiiuua) 'a etc pilous 21 'nuan Harbor (.News U.lr .Teiopnuo. 11J-J Vv Uiwutf i.eprler Telephone o-Al Vtiuuiii t.Newa laler and CI a. Adv.; KtipHoai 1 - Vv . Hainiuond (private exciitost) 1100, JUOL, 3102 tCall for whatev&r department wanted.) If j ou have any trouble getting THK TJilE3 Bcako compmmt Immediately u, too circulation partmeat.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBICr.S: If you fall to receive your copy of THK TIMES as promptly aa you tv In the put, please do not thlnK it has lost or ii not ut on tim. 'iHt) TlAlhid fcaa ijv. iutd its leaning equipment and la striving earnestly to r.ach Ha patrons on time, ie prompt in advisir.K whfn yiu J-j not set your paper and we U act ! if .

A RECORD THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. American voters need no aid from politicians to determine the party whose comparative merits entities it to their support at the polls tomorrow. In. past campaigns, the records of contending parties may have been beclouded to an extent that invited the political orator to carry imagination to the limit In stressing claims of the organization that he championed and in belittling those cf the opposition. But not so in 1922. The proof of a pudding is in the eating and the proof of a political party's superiority is in its achievements, as proved by bettered conditions. This is a test that is conclusive with practical-minded, level-headed voters every where, no matter how much the politicans may attempt to sidetrack it. Any unbiased observer can look around and see the improvement in economic and industrial and business conditions- and, comparing what is thus seen with what is remembered as to the depressed and depressing situation in which the country was left struggling by the democratic regime, car.not escape the conclusion that the party in control has served the nation with efficiency and zeal that entitle it to "continuing support, for services rendered and to be rendered. This is not republican argument. It is economic, patriotic argument that is based on conditions as they now exist and are tending. The relief of agriralture, which, on coming into power, the republican party found in dire straits, the smoothing cut of differences over which opposing industrial elements were then clashing the improvement of business which, at this time, was floundering in slough of

'despond, the revival of industry thai was then I

depressed and the consequent demobilization of!

the army of unemployed, the general betterment cf financial conditions which were rapidly lowering to the panic level, the lightening of taxation which was crushingly heavy under the preceding regime, the impressive economics in army and navy and the great saving effected by the establishment cf the budget system, the enactment of a permanent tariff that promises to carry on the prosperity stimulation that proved so effective under the emergency tariff and will operate with a flexibility that insures the nation against injustice in its application, the pursuit of foreign policies that have avoided embarrassments and, by demonstrated effectiveness, have restored the nation's confidence in government dealing with outside problems such is a partial list cf results and achievements

under republican guidance that speak louder than wcrds and with more eloquence than that possessed by the greatest stump spellbinders in support of the party in control. If any administration ever has proved itself

deserving of the electorate's continuing supportthe Harding administration has done so, as its ! record of service witnesses. And realization j of this should carry with it realization of the j advisability of returning a republican, congres- j sional majority, to the end that the nation may have the advantage of its continuing service, j unhampered by partisan opposition. This docs j not mean that the republican party's claims to ! support in the congressional election rest solely j on the administration's record, and the promise I

held by that record, but that it is strengthened by it. On its own legislative account the majority party in congress has established convincing title to the electorate's support partisan critics to the contrary notwithstanding. While the sixty-seventh congress might have done more, it" accomplished much in the way of promoting achievement, or rather nonachievement, under Democratic control, the credits of the Republican party in congress impressively stand out as urging its claims to favorable verdict at the pollsAs all America knows, the situation that confronted the Republican party on its accession to power on March 4, 1921, was difficult. Ae a result of the Democratic regime, mismanagement and uneconomic and unbusinesslike direction of public affairs the nation was struggling under a depression that threatened basic industries with disaster and its interests with serious injury. Wild extravagance in government had imposed on the country's taxpayers burdens that were crushing. Unemployment was a menacing problem and agriculture was in a dangerous situation as a result of the ill-advised plan of post-war adjustment that was pursued by the Wilson administration. The problem that awaited the Republican party on its coming into control was to salvage the nation, to save from the wreckage what could be saved and get America's steps in paths leading to recovery and to prosperity. Thb it promptly set about doing, as the record shows. The electorate can see for itself the turn of conditions for the better that has taken place under Republican administration and can see for itself the promise of continuing improvement held by the permanent tariff, which is emphasized by the promotion of national interests under the emergency tariff, and by other constructive legislation. These facts of record and the manifest betterment of national conditions can not be disposed by the Democras wih partisan arguments. The American voters remember the conditions under which the nation was struggling twenty months ago conditions for which the Democratic party was largely responsible and, remembering this can not fail to conclude that the party which Has led the nation upward to prosperity deserves support. Truly a party's actions its achievements in government and the benefits that it works in behalf of the nation speaks louder than partisan words and the record of the Republican party along this line speaks in trumpet tones.

fiaiir-irni

POLITENESS PAYS

The bur-g-u-lars are most polite These days, the papers say. They treat their victims very white And have a charming way. They hand them smelling-salts and such And tie 'em up with silk That's soft ana yielding to the touch. They honor whom they bilk. They sav: "Now, madam, please be" rtill And don't say anything. While we go through your private till

( Please nass that dinner ring).

For really I'm a polished gent, I know the ethics wjll. But in your dome I'll make a dent If you let out a yell. "I know that you will gladly part With all your jewels now If I, with hand upon my heart. Pull off a courtly bow. True courtesy is scarce Indeed, Folks try the other way. Us puys, we are the only ones Who make politeness pay."

The repugnance to jury dutv is rapidly passing, we believe. In Boston the other dav a iury in a liquor case was given one quart. oZ rve and one quart of rin. and after deliberating over the evidence in the jury room, returned, a verdict of "not guilty.' Ihe evidence presented by the defendant was sufficiently strong to clear him. One New York candidate is accused of beino; a "flopper." The. worst will not come until they call him a "flapper. But this will not be an old-fashioned winter so far as prices ar concerned Some juries get very -Vepy. For instance, there is one referred to by a New York paper whe.i it said: "He spent the terrible threehour interval while the iury was out taking a nap in his eel!.' The language of love is inexplicable. In her letters. the chor singer referred to her portlv and bald-headed pastor as "my cute babykins." In his reply, he said: "Crown me king of the gypsies. They say that love is blind. It must also be cuckoo. Scientist says a shark is harmless if you keep him entertained. About the only way you can entertain a shark is to Jet him bite a lew of your legs off. Met the real old-fashioned fellow the other evening. It looked like rain so he had discarded the straw hat with the trolley attached ind was sport'ng the heavy, white satin-lined derby while carrying nn umbrella. He wore that old-fashioned cimbination, the black coat and vest accompanied bv the striped trousers, winged celluloid collar and little made-up bow tie attached to the collar button. On taking off li coat he. as usual, forgot to take that little wire arrangement from heneath his coat collar, and that article released from it duty of keeping the collar shared flew across the room and imbedded itself in the wall. In the excitement the little, black, laundry collar button fell from its position as stud in his shirt front, and the toothpick dropned from behind his ear. He said he wore woolen underwear all Bummer, he had heard of B. V. D.'s once, but thought it was a radio station in Newark. He has never shaved himself and has his own cup, with the gilded monocrram on, in the barber shop. His faith in oldhome remedies is wonderful, and he still wears his right sock around his neck to relieve a sore throat. He's old-fashioned enough to keep hi3 money in a savings bank AND HE STILL HAS IT.

JSg Passing

S-h-o-tv

IT is said that Dtmpsey has DEVELOPED remarkable prowess'

IT looks like a hard winter, after all, for manufacturers of long skirts. A revolt has set in among the ladies.

SOME Democrats may prefer bread lines to a high tariff, but the country dcesn't.

o

refer By Long Distance

That out-of-town order, which must be delivered quickly, and on which the price must be known at once, can be placed best by Long Distance telephone. Over Bell wires the buyer can state exactly what he wants and be told immediately the price, and conditions of delivery. He can determine at once if the commodity he wants is obtainable within his time limit and, if not, what substitute the seller has to offer. In a word, before he hang's up the receiver, the buyer can know what he is getting, at what price, and how soon delivery may be expected. "Station-to-station" service is a money and time saver. It is explained in the current issue of the Alphabetical Telephone Directory.

ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

AS a revolver shot and THIS seems all the more notable IX view of his lack of practice DITIIXO the late war. KEEP everlastingly at it AND In time you'll teach your COXSC1EXCK not to trouble you. VOV can get to know a man BY bumming around "WITH him but you've grot to SLA Jt It V a woman to get to know 'acr. ONE of the most Important THINGS of en is overlooked In the eagerness to get the

JITNEY busines3 straightened out A XI) that Is not so much GETTING the speed regulated a? GETTING the smell regulated. WE would like to suggest A good topic for a church debate, AND the question ought to

BRING out some interesting- facts '

as TO whether the quarrelsome

a omen ALL get married or the MARRIED women Ell get quarrelsome. niOBABLY nothing in the WOItI,D of Inanimate things looks MORE depressed and forlorn THAN a garment with the elastic knee Ath advertisements say

WITH the elastic bxoken and Ol'T of service. THE difference in sexes begins to SHOW early in life, little girls THINK it is great fun TO play school, Bl'T where did you ever see lit

tle

ItOTS amusing themselves that

way.

WE'D like to see a beautiful YOUNG woman In pale blue crepe

de chine

COWBOY pajamas with PINK Bilk fringe down the out-

sides

Surprise and M. M. Towle was ajpointed. All political parties are winding: up their campaign efforts today and will anxiously await the outcome of the election tomorrow. John Celpatos. 3727 Deodar Btreet, Indiana Harbor was instantly killed Sunday morning at the American sieel founderiea when a sand bucket dropped on him from a traveling crane under which he was standing.

John Papre fell down the basement btairs at his home, 1311 Jefferson Etreet, Gary, Saturday night and died a few hours laier from a fractured skull.

Marshal j'latt of Crown Point arrested the tngineer of a Panhandle freight train for blocking a crossing- longer than the legal limit. The engineer was fined $13.75 by Judge Nicholson. George Kuhn. 8on of Mr. and Mrs. William ICuhn, has the honor of leing the first commercial depositor of the East Side Savings & Trust company, which opened in Hammond Saturday. The Hammond high school football team defeated the Gary team Saturday afternoon, 13 to 0.

Colored Hospital to

Have All Negro Staff

t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. A colored hospital, with a staff of negro doctors and nurses and facilities for the training of colored nurses, is to be opened here thl3 month. The staff of eleven colored physicians and Frank Hall, colored city detective, who was elected president of the organization, have announced that the new institution will be known as the Mercy Hospital and Nurses' Training school.

FRANTCFORT. Nov. Farmers of the county report one of the largest corn crops In the history of the county and husking now Is In full swing. At almost every farm house, one sees rail pens being constructed to hold the overflow from corn bins. The average yield over the county is going to be better than fifty bushels to the acre, according to the farmers.

JAPAN'S FUTURE EMPRESS SNAPPED NEAR HER HOME

A--if'

r-vl wJ.

Prbcess Nsraktv Princess Nagako, who, afflancec L Jde of th princ regent of pan will som day become tha conr try's empress, la shewn above on her way to the river near hr parents' summer residence to watch a tront flshlna: contest.

run by th.i fire department. A man saw a reflection of the signal light in a window and thought a house was afire.

Ask Use of Swimming Pools for Baptism (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE KK1T1I, Knland, Nov. It's swimmers versus converts in Erith. The Christadelphlans have aprJied to the authorities for the use of the f.ubic swimming pools for bapt Isms.

ac!cheade

i

uesOui

HbSoSoS.

Why? Pimple-Poison GoesWben Rmi. Blood-Cells Increase! S. S. S. Eujldi Tbee Red-Blood Cells. Ton can be sore ef tV.i, nature fcj no substitute for red-blood-cells. Plmplepolscn can't live In tho red risers of your blood is loc it thera srs enoarh rich red-blood-cella la It. Mors re-

King G-eorge Host at Castle Movie Shows INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BALMORAL, Nov. King George has been the host at a number of "rr.fyvie" rfhows recently at Balmoral Castle. The "gillies" and the hostlers and all of the castle staff have been invited In to see motion pictures in the castle ball room.

Nearly 60 per cent more labsters were shipped out of Norway this season than last.

Red Fuse Reflection Calls Out Fire Dept. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BELLA IKE, Ohio. Nov. A red fuse, left burning by a flagman, r.n a railroad was responsible for a

e sliatne. of a hlemishedjhce I blood-cells! That Is -wsst yon netfl when yon see pimples starlnf at yon In the mirror. Blackbeadsd pimples ara worse 1 E-rema is worse yet! Ton can try everything under the son, yemll find enly one answer, more call-power In yonr blood! The tremendous results produced by an Increase la red-blood-rells Is oca ef the A. B. Ci ef medical science. Red-cells mean dearpure rich blood. Tbey mean clear, ruddy, lovable complexions. They mean nerve power, because all your nerves ara fed by yonr blood. They meaa freedom forever from plmplea, from the blackhead pest, from bolls, from eczema and sVln eruptions, from rheumatism Impurities, from that tired, exhausted, run-down feeling. Bed-blood-cells are the moat Important thing la the world to each of us. S. S. 8. will build them for yon. B. 8. B. has been known since 1828, as one ef the greatest blood-builders, blood-cleanaera and system etrangtheners ever produced. 8. S. 8. Is sold st all drug atorea la two sizes. The larger alse bottle la the more economical.

1 makes'you feel )0 like yourself again

8.

OK the legs which

writer

fashion

RECOMMENDS, Just to tell her HOW mannish and rough she looks DRESSED up like a cowboy that way. AFTER the childless dame HAS given the dog a bath WATERED the gold fish and given THE ferns castor oil It Isn't hard

to

GET her to admit that WOMAN'S work Is never done.

T"1 YEARS

9 riry AGO

1

en

TODAY

BTmaiKfgHfffiff"-"

Sheriff Tom Grant quieted the fears of Gary politicians by Informing them that the report that he was to station deputy sheriffs in the city tomorrow to guard against election irregularities, was unfounded. Hammond business men met last eveninpr to arrange fo rentertainlng the state Y. M. C. A. convention the latter part of this month. A general committee composed of L L. Bombergrr. C. W. MrDaniels. C. L.

WOOING BY MAIL LEADS TO WEDDING RING AND FAMILY BUSINESS FEUD DISAPPEARS

1

V ,"1

tiff

it VV M

4k

L'" tr c-v I '!; Jex :

Edgar A. Inglehart and his bride, formerly Miss Aline EUea.

A business fud was on between the Inglehart and Elles families of Evansville, Ind.. so young Edjrar Inglehart wooed Olive Elles by mail. He was a sailor. The letters came from every port- Now they're married and the feud is over.

Y

ou could malce a mistake in

buying an automobile but remember Dodge Brothers make a car that has never yet been pronounced a mistake.

We thank you for your interest shown in our special showing of the complete line of Dodge Cars last week.

t