Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 11 July 1918 — Page 13
MRS. SCHWAB IS BUSY AS HER HUSBAND; KNITTING NOT SHIPBUILDING HER WORK
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Mr. Charlps M. Schwab. Mrs. Charles M. Schwab, w.fe of the director of the shipbuilding of the United States, is another one of the many women who have taken the war work of the country as seriously as their hnpbands. She is active in many branch.es of war work. S'n? urges the women not to forget the needs of the country at home in their zoal for war work. With this in mind Mrs. Schwab takes an active interest in several industrial schools which her husband has established for children who want an education and ere not able to continue m the public schools.
BY FRED S. ft'.R'.JVPOX (Un:?"(1 Fres S'aff -orrr'?p.'n'1r,-. WITH THi: AMERICAN' KUKCKS IN P1CARDT. Juno 17. (By Mail Whrii you go i' war twice et lh sam time in the am cutfit. ma oe ou can conPiilcr you really are doinu your iart to wlup the Bocli-. At l-at Wal'T and Alb. rt Grlers -il ar inclintd to ftfl that way sbc'Jt :r. The only may it can be done, however, is to be a twin. Walter and Albert are twins. Their father t'.-1 mother live ai. I,ucas n venue. ?t. L'-.i!". And if Mr. and Mra. Oiifison think they had a hard time T"J:iiiK Waltt-r and Albert apart when they wore little, they ought to fe the vrsant and ecmpany rotnn'.'iTirler tiylrjr sr. After ynu know h"w to identify th t v'ns. ffiy. AValter lor is it. .'.bert" h.'is a nC'le on one foot. hut th 5erteant can't t!l tl: tv ins to iake off th.-ir -hoe! every time h" wants to j. irk one of them for inm particular job. Th result is that Walter and !- l.r.rt are fiKhtiiiR ihe war both tog.-.thT ard separately. r tbf tns'J e and for each other, and !n addition are--and slfo t-i carrying on a mail eourtshtp. Do the Girls Know? Th.ev are wrttlrg 'Ih-ndir.e and OeraTdlrte Prr.a'ley. who live ir. Sheldon. Iil. "rlendin" and t'leraidino at" twm. Walter or Albert is wri'ing- r;;ndine and A.br or Walter is writine ;.-raidine. W'ai'er. or Albert anyhow one of th" trins firt told the ptry as he snt in "ho window of th Lnited Tres bi!r:-r r r warm eeninK in fieardy. Wagons, t :rs and camions ver roIliriR and . .oih'nr'K h . The twins are with an e: i r' e ri r e outfit and it was too earlv y '. for them to s t out f"r their m't'k of sfiaKiiifr wire, ard d'sarlnK t re-ncT;ei end dnsou' . A U'.".lttr. or -Vh"rf. Td'.ie,3 ..f Del ma I. tb br: Iro. 'Vie ijer hi. 1 )h!t8 of h"ii'f. l ie other one came
up. It was hke seeing double. Their tin h.i's Mere even at th.- ame angle.
Nobody Knows BtCerence,
"To-i see. it's lik this." f-aiii Albert
"Whin Wnl'er" that iilentified Albert
"when Walter is workine and is tired.
and I'm f i s h . T slip out and relieve him. 91
and :iol'or;v knows the difference. Th
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me. ;jnd s- 'rtrijr as i-ne of i;s 1s where ! T. one or the other ! supposed to be well, there you are." f So one in the comranv know one I P'.
from i' i't ii r. i n one occasion a new"! sei grant was in eharffo of the detach-! ment workins: on a dtjpotit. Albert and j Walter were working from opposite1
sides. Just a' Walter left the dugout w ih a wheelbarrow oiled wltii dirt. ! if-.". v
Aiher left the other end of the runway
and cane down another pn'h with his I
empty. Tf.e seiiffmi! didn't knew there) Ir nr two of their-. Flvcrv ti.i-e" he look-I f
as much work as any other man on the
job. and went to th.? lieutenant to tei! him about it Then he leimd thre
were t veo of them. They Worked In Bank.
p. f,-re rnlist'iiy in the ariry tngthr the e'.rie-s.ms worked in different banks'
in r.ot;is. Tt so happened that each was at t.h pass-beok window in bis re
spective bank. TVpositer wish ac
counts in both banki began to consider taklnft the po-j-je. if they went from one
bank directly to the other, until they
learned how thin?" stood.
The serReanr and th? c"rnpanv mm -
rounder have given it up. They assign
Albert anrl Waiter to work, and so lonjr
a- a Grierson Is there, that is good
enough.
The t v. ins ar ovr h"ie because they i
want to b.elp win the war. They ate n"t vet 21. Therefor", they w"'i!d not
have 'been drafted, but they are doing the war douii'e.
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
FASHION'S FORECAST. By Annabel Vorthin.q;ton. LADY'S SET OF COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Ti e set of collars and eiiffa giren in j No. 'S'nT inclnd some of the smartest;
and nust pj.n:Hr of tie new reck wear y!-s. o. 1 sii-iwM an at;ra--five set consisting of a small roll collar wi'h double j!eat"f j.ih't joined at each side unu n pa!r of deep ciffs edsed with narrow fri'V. No. 2 featnms nn un:snal cr.'.liir
with fonr-ir.-hand tie of the same :na-J fer;a!. Narrow cuffs in an uneven shapel co nj.'i this e-l!ar. No. 4 shows another j version of this knot. This Ktvle of ooliari i loc.! well on a waist. No. 3 sr.d No. o'
(.in.-v two type of shawl collar, the for-n-er for a cent" fr.eit os:nsr and this fter f-.r s M-rp'ice -!,c;ni:. They are unital-'o for i' rt'isi-s or suits.
The Ijdy's set of collars ntid cuff's No.f
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p'Cr.s 's cut in ore Me. No 1 re-V'ires ei
yard of .'"' inch or wider, with "'kj yards I of lace barding; -Nn. 2 requires yard of J ,".f. inch. No. 3 re-iuire.s U, ard of 27 inch r i!er. Price 10 cents. '
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