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, 1921-05-20

Berlin, May 14th.-An Exchange of
views is declared to be proceeding be-
tween the Allies concerning the can
collation. of the Allied penali les, spe-
cially the Rhine custom barrier and
the occupation of the Rhur ports, in view
of Germany!s acceptance of the terms. it
is reported here that Great Britain ia
YOURS cancellation.
ST Johns, Mild. May 18th. Stormy
scenes attended an invasion Of the Parli-
mentary Chamber yesterday by a crowd
OF unemployed men. They refused to be
satisfied with assurances of sympathy,
and kept the chamber in an uprOar until
finally action w 5 taken to provide funds
which will enable several hundred to OBJ
tain 9 pl0ynent today.
Washington, May 18th. The unusual
ly severe Aurora Boreali of last night
was caused by an immense sun spot off
~4ciata OF the nati0nalCb8Grvat0 said. The
spot which is "a, 900 miles around, 81, 900
miles vide. was observed on May 10th,
when it was photographed at the obser-
vatoly and it was again photographed
yesterday officials SAID it was visible to
the naked eye today and could be readily
seen through smoked glass. 1t will not
disappear until the eruption Of internal
gas8es, which caused it subsidies.
SanSaivador Republic of San Salvador
Nay I5cn. Three strong earthquakes
were .elt/ throughout Sansalvador on
Saturday. There have been no reports
OF casualties or Of material damage.
London, tlay l4th. The bye-elecJion
in Panrjth, rendered necessary by the
retire nent Of Rt. Hon G. W. Low
ther, ex-speaker of the Hou e of Com
mons, Sir Cecil Lowther, Coalition
Cnionist, poIled 1878 votes, and his
opponent Independent Liberal pOlled Z,
CAT votes.
Demerara May 14th. -Swettenham
cup competition fired today, Demerara's
score 663
Paris, May l4th.-F1ench newspapers
today assaiD Mr.. Lloyd Georges speech
on the Upper Silesian question and
uphold Mr., Brands statement made
in his irterview with foreign CORES
pondents here on Saturday. Former
Premier ~Clemenceau's newspaper IL
Homma Libre" says: Mr.. Lloyd Georges
cynicism passes all measure 1t is an
invitation to massacre the Poles for the
greater glory and profit of Germany.
Il Humanite" the Socialist organ in
terprets the address OF Mr.. Lloyd George
as meaning that French capitalists will
occupy the Ruhr and that Poland as
the vassai CT the Qu%i D'orsay will
receive the SiIesian Basin" Behold
Germany all but deprived Of all its in
I ---- - -
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WE'LL KEEP ON WONDERING

Why Is Il that and
sloppy? Barring only that dissection OF the female
clan which insists wearing cap the gree
store, appear outside their doors
onehalf Of the sloughy shiftess good or-nothing
array that Of good citizens OF the other
continually seen IN. Why is II?
Perhaps there IS particular virtue being slick
cd an the time and certainly there nothing Of
fensive the hearty person of masculine gender
@eloiled young whose handkerchief protrudes
from his sleeve whose buttons as they
had been massaged and manicured hour before,
who patent leather shoes six without
getting lot or hicks in them.
But JUST take the average pillar of the community.
Think about his collar for a minute II he wears one
Of the orturous sim white cnes will
else wilted before The soft collars little
better the fellow who dares to wear the good
oldfashoned blue shirt with collar attached just
II he is the way the stable matter what part
of town you meet him in
This is all said in spirit of humility We real
lie that is at the bottom as another ana
II one looks little perk than his neighbor
ais wife who really deserves the credit nothing
that can be reformed suppose and perhaps the
en- glory IN their superiority the
folk all spick and span even # they could
But person can't help wondering sometimes
why IS it that looks neat and her husband
50 dog-gone sloppy2
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HOUSE CLEANING TI1rE

House cleaning IS 81 che spring festivals that
fixed date, being movable the domestic calendar
is observed many places following the close ST
Lentan season. when the nrst has boomed
welcome the returning birds when the grass shows
green the higher each day the buds are
pulled up with ambition clothe tree and shrub in
summer garb.
In pioneer days 1t came when the family was drink
ing sassafras wahco bitters wild cherry put
rich blood OF winter shape the heat sum
ner; when the the joy of sulphur and
Tnolasses to clear the humors the blood
continued good health. Sassafras still used in
many homes country and city what medi-
cinaI effect or lack Of effect may be Wahoo btters
has lost its popular wild cherry has been
moved to another and made ingredient Of
Offering of undisputen value Sulphur and molasses fer
the part has driven by confections
camouaage the and promise the same results
But house cleaning remains with us. observed each
spring. varied. changed but with purpose and observ
ance the same in the earliest days
It's close hand may be celebrated now as each
domestic circle elects. and may expected to show
many Of the characteristics Of the oden days. Men
should grumble when the festival is in progress
They get the easiest part They may have difficulty
locating what they they in it only part
time; home folks are there All the time It
Is the time Of the year when the folks ought
to smile
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HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

What is the approximate number Of
ihiterote males of voting age in this
country?
2. At the present ratio of gain when
VIII the total population of the world
reach four billion inhabitants ?
3. How many inhabitants are there
to the square mile on the earth?
4. From 1875 to 1920 what year had
the greatest fire loss and what was the
amount of loss?
3. How much did the Japanese pop
ulation OF California increase in ten
years?
6 When was the salary of the presi-
dent OF this country increased from $25,-
600 to $4,000?
:. How many men in the army com
mitted suicide during the recent war?
s. Where does the greater part Of
our population live, in cities or in rural
districts?
.. How many people in the United
States belong to some church?
10. How many members are there in
the College Of Cardinals?
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ANSWERS TO Yesterday
QUESTIONS

4. How long is a passport valid
Ans-A passport is valid for twelve
months. However 1t may berenewed
for another twelve months.
2. Who communicated Henry the
Eighth? Ans.-Pope Paul. the Third
3. When did Napoleon conquer Italy?
Ans.-Napoleon entered Italy in 1896 and
reconquered it in 1900 at the battle OF
Marengo.
4. Did the Crusades aid or check the
power of the Turks? Ans-The Cru
sades served to check the advance Of the
Turks.
8. What is meant when 1t is said
that figure is in bias relief?" Ans
It means that the figure is only slightly
raised from the back ground
6. When were public schools first es-
tablished in America? Ans-The first
public schools were established in New
England about 1912.
7. Why was the Battle of Manila a
remarkable sea fight? Ans. Because
Admiral Dewey destroyed the Spanish
fleet without the loss of a ship or man.
S. How many stars are there in the
Big Dipper? Ans.-There are seven
stars in the Big Dipper.
9 What bears do not hibernate in the
winter? Ans.-Male polar bears do not
hibernate in the winter.
10. When was the revised version or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
EXPENSE OR INVESTMENT

When individual who has some regard for his
welfare III the immediate future finds his expenses run
ming a neck and neck with his income. there are
rro courses open to him. Of which ne take one
l'e may increase his income. which Is always pos
slble on he cut down his expenses which is some
times possible only because il must Be done.
IL Is this cutting down Of expenses that demands
careful consideration For If they are regarded care
fullv. all items which commonly classified as
au1ures belong really IN this class Nor are commonly
considered necessities always be regarded as such
some things that first sight Be held to BE ex
enses may resolve themselves eventually into profit
able observation-disclosures. There is the matter OF
taking care Of ones health Whatever money is spent
keeping sickness away . reducing the chances
-or illness in the home though may to yield no
return, IS really investment Of the best sort.
In the matter Of money spent on education the re-
turns be even more remote and less tangible But
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

they come Just the The cases would be few In
teed where education has in way another
yielded high returns the investment
And what is of the individual in this case IS
equally true Of the community More than the in
dividua is the community likely regard all but the
minimum amount Of money spent education
questionable expense We look on it always If It
We're expense merely II it mighsno indeed be the
best sort Of investment the community could make
IL Is not easy to prove assertions IN this field; we
re dealing net With weights and measures. pounds
quarts and the ltke-but the human beings their
reactions stin, II the words OF authorities these
matters anything. find 1t hard avoid the
elusion that widespread education is the
ely for many Of the MS for which have found
cure
While It never be foolishIy spent We must
never lose sight Of the fact money the
school purpose Is social investment and net
pense
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
The-PGSSimg Shoe

MIR. HOOVER would say
man viii give you
SOME advice he is afraid to
FOLLOW himself and II YOU make
ANY money following It
HE win regard you as a robber.
train
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citizens of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor that It is my intention to be a
candidate for the nomination for Mayor
of the city OF East Chicago at the pri-
maries TO be held in May. A vote for
me IS a vote for q clean, efficient bust
ness administration.
JOHN K. RFPPA
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Editor TINES You may announce my
name as a candidate for city Clerk on
the republican ticket. Of East Chicago.
the nomination being subject to the
decision of the primaries in May.
BERT H. PETERSON.
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Editor TuEs-Wiu you please an
nounce that ] Will be a candidate for
tho nomination Of city Treasurer, for
the city Of East Chicago. Ind, subject
to the Republican primaries.
II e. JONES'
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Editor TIMES :-Plc2se announce tho
am candidate for the office az Citv
Judge on the Republican ticket, subject
to the primaries, MAY 3.
HEN RY l'TTNEI.
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the Bible brought out? Ans-The re
vised version Of the New Testament was
brought out in 1850 BY English and
American scholars The revised yer
sion OF the Old Testament appeared in
1884
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CITY CLERK

Editor TIMEs-YOu May announce
to the voters Of Hammond that am 4
candidate for denomination for the of-
flee Of city Clerk. on the Republican
ticket. subject to the primaries. May
Sd. 1921
ARNOLD II TGUNERT.
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MICHAEL IIAvRAN.

Editor TIMEs.-F,lease announce to
the voters Of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor that ] am a candidate for the
nomination for the office OF city Judge
on the Citizens Party Ticket.
HUGH e. CARROLL.
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Editor TIMES Please announce that
am candidate for Mayor Of East
Chicago subject to the wishes of the
voters at the May primaries and that I
earnestly solicit their support.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
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Editor TIMEs-Please announce to the
voters of East Chicago that I am a can
didate for the nomination for Mayor on
the Citizens Ticket.
FRANK CALLAHAN
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Editor TTMEs;-You are authorized =
ton 10 the office Of city Clerk on In
republican ticket Of East Chicago. sub
lect to the May primaries
THOS. Y. RICHARDS.
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Editor TINE5.--Il ease announce to
the voters of East Chicago that viii
be a candidate for denomination Ia The
office of City Judge, subject to the pri
maries, May 3rd 1921
Il NJ. COHEN.
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Editor TIMEs;-Please announce m,
name as candidate for MAYOR Of the
CITY Of Whiting, Indiana, subject 10 the
decision Of the Republican voters nt the
coming City Primaries. May 3, 1921
MARY j CONROY
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CONVERTED

We notice that Democratic editors are not making
much protest over the reorganization OF the Federal
service They like all the of US had enough
Of the kind Of service the Wilson administration gave
the country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

Editor TIMEs:-Please announce to
De candidate for Mayor on the Repub-
ncan ticket, subject to the decision OF
the May primaries
ALBERT LEWIS
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hammond
FOR NAVnD

Editor ITMEs:-You Ray announce 10
the voters of Hammond that I am cen-
dluate for denomination for the offi-e
OF Mayor, on the Republican ticket sub
ject TO the wishes OF the voters at the
primaries in May.
DANIEL BROWN.
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Whiting

Editor TIMEs:-Tou may announce 70
the voters OF Whiting that I am a can
didate for denomination for the Office
OF Mayor. subject to the wishes OF the
voters at the primaries in May
MAI--rE-Ll Z SL-HR "a CtE
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Political
Candidates
Announce
East Chicago
TOR MAYOR

Editor TMEs:-SuDJec TO the voters
of the city Of East Chicago. I Will be a
candidate for denomination to the Of.
fee of Mayor of East Chicago at the
coming primaries in May
LEO MCCORMACK
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easo on the Republican Ticket, subject
TO the Primaries
Very rpiy yours,
u W OI-PEG
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I hereby announce my aldermanic
candidacy for the third ward Of the city
Of East Chicago on the republican ticket
subject to the will Of the people Of the
said ward BY virtue Of the primary Of
May 3, 1921
TDT-TS FER RIM
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Editor TTMEs:-I will be a candidate
for Mayor of East Chicago on the Re
Of the voters at the May primeries
JAMES H. BURNS.
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ROE CITY CLERK

Editor TIMEs:-I will De candidate
on the republican ticket for nomination
TO the office Of City Clerk. of East Chi
cago, subject to he May primaries
EMMY SPENCER
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Editor TIMES Please announce ~
the voters of Hammond. that I will DO
a candidate for the office Of city Jud ~
on the republican ticket. subject 10 the
decision Of the primaries I'm May
J. MODJESKA
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IDTIs FERRTNI.

Editor TINES Please announce TO the
voters Of the Fourth Ward, East Chica-
60 that I will be a candidate for Alder
man on the Citizens Ticket.
EDWARD ADAI.BERT MUHA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

Editor TINES Please announce to
voters Of the First Ward. East Chicago
that will be a candidate for Alderman
subject to the primaries May 3rd.
RICHARD DAVIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

Editor TIMES Please announce to the
voters Of East Chicago that will be A
candidate for City Judge on the repub-
Hcan ticket. subject to the primaries
May 50, 1921
MICHAEL, HAVRAN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

THE BOYS in President Hardlngs cabinet are go
Ing be allowed to do something sign their
names to office reports
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voters of the Firth Ward East Chica go.
that I VIII be a candidate for Alder
man on the Republican ticket. subject to
the decision of the primaries. May 3rd.
ROBERT Q. SMITH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN says the Democrat,
party Will awake he Job tickling the
soles Of Its feet to arouse it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

There does not seem to be any immediate danger
at the average man will take his job too seriously
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zoe co. rREAsuRER

TO the Editor TIE TIMEs:-You may
announce that I am = candidate for
CItN to- smrar OF the or Of Est CHI
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Editor TIMEs.-Please announce to
the voters of East Cvhlca 90 that I viii
be candidate for Alderman-at-Large, on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
primaries. May 3rd.
J. COAR.
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Some modern folk do not seem to be happy unless
ed hat.
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you're Fired

You're 6rd' o v II to YOU?
SOM ks hv and One haven't You can't I'm par
peopeg fred anyvay?B the boss ha per
"na Mybu its hardly
Eveyt anewma is employee csht empbyer agreh
0 mo 10 him money mus b
man is al noted
When ges6e 5 prds inefficient
way
Nov, vhysh he e Inefficient provided job
h nevrh az gd Q 0 place
Most who show selves nefae anm apabe 0
hats bu they Just an oliver the Gods BECAUSE THEIR
L BELOW PAR think Of taa2
The man who fred IS ii manp
wrongly witt lack Of brains No.
The MAN. bod ynacne gu . CAN'T be efficient
worker IL ov I Al { can a
todr nsepab conncd
and It'll brain goe picking Of
The who's fred of doesn't anything the
matter IBIS body He
inside him Q
burg 4
meantime I'll fred Fredh ouseA is ymchmthe being
ou . gearpre n II fn ticks
III had eo Chropado had his mach d
ns,c hevou have bee fire. in a po1
cause hrcprctc cts you vel dke we'll
tbethps Of Crr9nac IS the best OBJ mur
ane" he Q physical efficiency
all
Fl. w. Eastwood, D. G., Chiropractor
Room IO9 Citizens Bank BuiLding-Hann,ond
Office Hours: 2 TO s. s to P. NJ
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4 mans friends will usually find Of letting
i'm know that he is not smart he thinks he Is
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APPETITE MAY become helpful friend or an ex-
tending enemy.
CHINA IS APT to develop crick in the neck by
turning the other cheek often.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

unsightiy veins on the noses Of English beauties
or those who would be beauties This method Of
eoncealing the isilings and faults Of nature has
been very successful, London beauty specialists
assert.
Is the Csc OF cosmetics dangerousf Befors
going into that phase OF il glance for q moment
at the pictures on this page depicting the beauty
article Of the uncivilEed folk Of Africa and Aus
tralia. Note the sdornment Of the Australian
Bushmen who 60 beyond the point Of their civil
lied sisters in that they adopt false face alto
gether. See the woman of Mozambique labori-
ously grinding out the material from which these
false beauty faces are manufactured. How crude
her method isl What advantages the civilized
woman has with the "memo" book which has
paper powder leaves and a mirror; lockets that
are really combination vanity cases, and silver
pencils" which carry powder in one end and .
lip stick in the other.
The use Of cosmetics IS mighty expensive, too.
The women Of this country according 10 United
States treasury fgures) spent S100. 100000 last
year for face paint powder. beauty Lotions, and
other cosmetics.
The business Of manufacturing these is quite
profitable. II Is declared by the Public Health
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The Danger Of ''BeautiherS'

These are mere annoyAnces, but constitutional
effects are liable TO appear. II does not do 10
monkey" with mercury. Serious trouble may
begin with nausea. spasms, and torturins cramps.
The gums redden and swell, and nervous de-.
engagements may afflict the sufferer.
The growth Of the cosmetic business n this
country within recent years has been astonishing
In 1879 there were in the United States 81 estab-
lishments engaged In ehis branch Of manufactur.
ing their total output being valued at 81 eos COO
In 1907 there were <29 such establishments, with
an output reckoned at sI4,21I,5oo. At the pres
ent time there are over 1900 cosmetic factoriea
But, outside Of these, there are many hundreds
Of laboratories in which face lotions and beauty
creams are compounded as a side line
Face enamels skin bleaches, beauty washes.
complexion powders, toilet powders, hair washes,
hair tonics and dyes, shampoo powders, toilet
waters and vinegars-of varieties and brands of
beautifers there seems TO be end. How al
most universal is their use one may Judge from
the faces Of the women one passes on the street
Il Is the young girls who paint themselves the
most. Many Of them are ealctmined as TO look
a. IL they wore masks One might suppose that
youth would be content with It's precious gift Of
clear and smooth complexion, but 1t Is not so.
One beautiher. Of which the United States
Chemistry Bureau luckily enabled TO seize
large bottled quantities, was guaranteed 10 pro-
duce "a soft and velvety tint the rougheEs
skin" and 10 be remarkably effective h the
treatment Of pimples. hlaekheads and sunhurn-"
II was found TO be nothing but common Epson
salts eolored with pink dye
Epson salts Is magnesium sufphste. HAbftu.
ally used Il is liable 70 engender kidney trouble
But II is favorite raw material with some COS
metic manufacturers, being exceedingly cheap
"Wrinkle-removers," for which, naturally enough
there is great demand at times nothing but
Epson salts with some colortng matter and .
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Ammoniated mercury.

Ammoniated mercury.
Pearl white which Is bismuth subnftrate.
Chinese white, which is zinc oxide.
Such preparations usually advertised az
absolutely harmless" They are sometimes ex-
eeedingly dangerous to health, and likely in the
long run to iniure or destroy the beauty they
promise to enhance.
There is no kind Of cosmetic about which %
many harsh and condemnatory things have been
said as rouge. Even the pulpit has Illuminated.
though in vain, against It's use. Yet oddly
enough. rouge is almost the only beautiher that
Is harmless