Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1922 — Page 6

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BT UTCE XtACB OOUSTTY ?STO J'TJBI.'a OO. Tha Uk County Tim ea UaAlr eaoept ttaturclay Dfl Sunday, Entered at the postofflca In Hammond. Indiana, ;un 21, 106. T.h 'rm East Chicago. Indiana Harbor, dally xcept Sunday. Kn tared at the puatoffica lu .baat Chicago, Indiana, Nottmbtr 18, Dili. The Uk County 1 lm e baturday and Weekly J.'i.Muu. Entered at the pa stoffJce ia Hammond, ludisiia., February 4, 1915, The Uary Evening Tim IMlly aiwpt Sunday. lsnitreJ at th poetoIIjCB ln Indiana. April 18. All under the act of II arc J, 1S7 aa eeexmd-clasa matter. t. UAjaJh K4.KA.JC CO........... CttlCAQO

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NOTICa TO 1UBSCRXBJBRS: If yu fail t receive your copy or THI TIMES aa u!"PtiLn a" 1 th. puu plH do IVHilfi " ben ' r waa lot aent on Una. THE T1MK4 Jnif.T-?4 JU,vU,iljl u la .trivia, BEFOGGING THE ISSUE Partisan element of the press are playing up opposition to the administration's merchant marine program in th Republican ranks as threatening to Impede its course through congress. This is at variance with the record so far available. Opponents of the measure who have sought to discredit it by applying the term "subsidy" are meeting with increasingly cool reception under the educational campaign that has enlightened the public as to the real meaning of the administration's plan the need that it aims at meeting and the scope of its effect. The more the people realize the meaning of the merchant marine plan the more they realize its mrit and the need for its enactment. This is a measure that calls for support, regardless of party affiliations and sectional prejudice. The administration's program is directed along lines that assure benefits not only to shipping, but to the nation as a whole; not only to seaboard interests, but to the interior. The promotion of foreign trade via American shipping would be beneficial to all elements of the population, and the establishment of the merchant marine on the basis of a secondary defense In event of war would mean increased national protection. The fact that increasing support of the measure is being registered in Democratic strongholds of the south shows that it is non-partisan in appeal.

Regardless of the merit or otherwise of these bills, the return of the filibuster is to be deplored. Beside-3 its waste of time it is ethically indefensible, since it befogs the issue. The resort to parliamentary tactics of obstruction instead of a straight-out vote on the measure at issue is a species of political petti-fogging with infinitely more possibilities of thwarting than advancing the wish of the people. Votes are swayed by irrelevant factors and worthy legislation is more often prevented than vicious legislation is defeated by this circuitous method. But with the margin so close in the next congress, the country is probably going to see a lot of filibustering in the next two years.

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Din. IK'S III'RGLAR. i ifne you the old story that you often ae in print Of how a darling, curly-headed tot Meets a burglar In the parlor, drops a philanthropic hint And brings on a reformation on the spot. This time it's little Dick who bejrs the thug to go away So that mnmma, who is sick, can (jet some sleep. But not a siurn of conscience docs this hardened wretch display And never even weeps a single weep. Instead, this modern bandit was the kind of crook what la. For he banged the precious infant on the bean And then went on to finish up his customary bix And didn't leave the house till it was clean. The rules of moral poetry demand a change of heart. That aome ona see his error, and one did. Thereafter not a criminal wh- tore the house apart Waa ever Interfered with by that kid. The nickel cigar ia back, they say, but If you happen to Hre In tha rlclnity of tannery you'll probably never notice the difference. Aak any politician what his real position on tha bonus Is, and u ha tella you the truth he will reply that it'a daw-gone uncomfortable. FINANCIAL NOTE.

Mr. Jacob Jacowitz, one of our gifted contemporaries, has men-

NOT SUBSIDY PROTECTION. "This man. I trow," said bluff King Hal, speaking of Cranmer, "has got the right sow by the ear." In language less homely and more elegant, but equally to the point, it may be said that Col. Nyron W. Robinson, president of the

American Manufacturers Exoort Association. !!??"?.? u" thtt .the. Sold-back twenties are returning to circulation.

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voiced a great truth when he declared that development of an American merchant marine will benefit the whole country as well as the -shipowners.

matter had escaped us. bein' as how we have never vet suc

ceeded in drawing two weeks' salary at once. We often wonder what kind of an ambassador oar old friend H. L. Mencken would make. Inasmuch as he has the sometimes unhappy I. . 1 1 . V . . 1 ..... . ' J

i acuity oi leumg me tram, ne mignt not be so good. George Harvey

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rromouon or loreign traac, retention vi me iruta mis is something a diplomat should not do. We do not -Knut t 7f0 Don (Wl a vear in frei'crht monev in m,en to a7 that h should lie, but when it comes to telling the truth cbout 3-cJUU,UW,UW a year in treignt money m about any 8ubject the rtal diplomat 8houd chanjre the 8ubfect. this country, employment of thousands of men Menck, who is now over there, never takes the trouble to change in shinning and allied trades and the creation uhe ubJect ,H believes tt is easier to say what he thinks than to in snipping ana auiea trades ana uie creation hunt around for gome Jnsane subject about which he can equivocate. of a naval reserve, making it certain that never When our cousin- heard that Mencken was coming over to see them ... ... . . n . . tbsy arranged to have a very good time indeed, and Menck is not again will it be necessary to create a fleet at di8appointinir them. He is giinl a good performance anl not being a cost of $3,000,CX)0,000 in an emergency, are In any official capacity at all. he can go as far as he likes. ,, , l - i T-.-tr -j America ia rotten with money." he said as soon as he landed. We

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ujus .iurm tne world over at the reasonable price of one dollar for a cajte, or you can secure them direct on receipt of prK- from the ilartno A Co.. 4613 Woodward Ave.. Detroit. Mich. ThJa now leave do excuse for dieting- or violent exercise for the reduction of the v-erfat body to normal. Adv.

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Ta JCaat Chicago Oojntnerclal Club last nlg-ht daclded to aend a commit toa to Waahlrta-ton to endeavor to persuade Congress to make the appropriation of tl.S33.0OO recommended by the Rivera and Harbors Committee for the construction of the outer harbor at Indiana Harbor.

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RETURN OF THE FILIBUSTER The narrow majority of the Republican in the new congress has revived the filibuster. It is, according to reports, to be invoked In the special session of the present congress and in the regular session in December to hold up legislation and force a special session of the new body before the regular session 13 months

hence. The ship subsidy bill, regarded as likely to get through the house in short order, is, according to this program ,to be obstructed in the senate until the new congress, when it is believed to have no chance of passage. The Dyer anti-lynching bill and the loan to Liberia, the other pending measures, may meet a like fate.

adequate merchant marine on the high seas. And he is right in his contention, for transportation is essential to prosperity, and for transportation ocean-going vessels are in their own way as important as railroads or inland waterways. There are some persons who admit the truth of this proposition and yet hesitate at the idea of a ship subsidy. These good people are of the type who balk at words and are frightened by shadows. No one will deny that the country is committed to a policy of protectionand what, after all, is the government shipping bill but protection applied to transportation instead of to manufacture? It merely extends in another direction subsidizing processes long In effect but not generally recognized as such because they are not so labeled. What are the irrigation dams and the water sheds set up by the federal government in co-operation with certain states if not a form of subsidy to landowners, stock raisers and agriculturists? What are the land grants and franchises given to railroads? Subsidy. What are the advances made for highways? Subsidy. What are the farm mortgage banks for if not to provide to those concerned at least an indirect subsidy? These are all beneflcient applications of a principle with which the public is thoroughly familiar. Why deny its potential beneficence in another quarter because it happens to come forward under a different designation? It is high time to quit quibbling with words and to get down to the brass tacks of the situation.

his European hearers much more. The mention of money gets under the European skin quicker than any other form cf persiflage. Making this crack immediately upon arriving. Mencken was sure to be treated with respect dur;..r his entire visit. No. we don't know what kind of an wnbassador our celebrated literary prophet would make, but the English will find that he is probably the most interesting caller faom this side that they have entertained in some time. If he does not pay his respects to the Europeans juat before at takes the boat for home we shall be much surprised.

Three cars of an E. J. & E. freight train were derailed at Dyer yesterda when a draggingbrake beam tore out a switch frog.

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YOU may not believe It but we saw a Ford DRIVER the athsr Jar who was not leaning forward. A scientist assures us that THE skunk's maximum range IS only from IS l-l to 16 feet, DEPBXDLNO upon the Individual skunk. BITT wa suppose a conservative man YOCIJ3 always assume that the IXDITIDCAL he happened to b ln the "ICI?frrT of at the moment WAS a 16-footer, and perhaps AUiOW 6 or 8 Inches extra

I FOR posls'ble error In the ESTIMATE of the difference. OX smoklns; the lant of our campaign cigars, j WB find that for once we are In j clover. FOIRE3ltr philanthropist built j

WATERING troughs along th. leads FOR. the hard-worked horses, HUT now there seems to be need

AUOt'T anything, whether it be A wholesale poisoning, its own GRAND orora or the stockyards. WHAT little potential fun THERE Is about being sick as a dog, lb" not sicker Is torn from YOUR enfeebled grasp by the WAY anybody you happen to be BOASTISO to about It always knows

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WHO once had the tame thing BUT la much more serera form HIS life. In fact, having BEES despaired of for weeks.

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Members of the Cumberland lxdge Gua Club will hold a turkey shoot at the lodpe on the Kankakee river Sunday. A special train will bring Chicaa-o members aud guests.

The Inland Steel Co.. has 1ft the contract to the Wisconsin Bridge Co., for 173 tons uf structural materials for supporting and housing bo!t cor.veyors at the Indiana Harbor plant.

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JIany hunters are wasting a lot of time at Wolf and Mud Lakes ln Hammond these days. Ducks and geese are scarce this year and only a few are being bagged.

The State T.ltCA. convention opens In Hammond tomorrow morning with a trip to the Gary steel mills. Three cars on the Gary and Inter-urban will convey the visitors to Gary.

Kirk I Simpson, of the staff of the Associated Press at Washington, received $1,000 for the best news storv of the yrar 1921.

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