Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 87, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Monday, September, 29 1919

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Armenian Girls who Were Slaves of Turks Want to Learn English from Popular Songs

Mrs. Arnold Exton-Forter will rntertairt the Young Ladles' Guild of the Congregational Church at her home in Central avenue on next Wednesday evening. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. B:esen on last Friday nightWalter Parker of Sheridan avenue, was the winner of a ararf raffled by Mrs. Campbell at the Soldier's reception at the Slovak home, last Thursday Mrs. Burk of Chleagro, visited her dautrht'r. Mrs. Eustace Blesen. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Matson and daughter Elizabeth and Mrs. Joseph Bieyen have returned from a severtl weeks visit In Michigan. Elizabeth has now returned to school at St. Mary's of the Woods, where she Is a Junior in the High school. Mrs. P. Harmon Is entertaining her aunt and cousin from Cleveland. O. Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald of Carllnvllle. 111.. Is visiting, with Whiting friends and relatives. Guido Salen was taVn Into custody by officers Parker and Satterfleld for being disorderly on complaint of h'.s wife. Salen who wan Janitor at the Owl Club was turned over to Constable Morris robson to bs examined In Judge Prest's court as to -his sanity. Wlnfleld Brock of 119th street, will enter the Armour's Institute of Technology, Chicago, to take up the study of electricity. Mrs. C. M. Brenner of Larorte avenue, has as hey guet her mother, Mrs. A. O. L'jts of Lima. Ohio. Patrick Lvnch. who ias been ir. the E-ervie tw0 years last May. being idnt!M with the S2r.d Fi!rl Artillery a-d Ett'.03d for some time it El P?so. Texas, has been gir. h's honorable, discharge from service and returned to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lynch of Sheridan avenue. D. Melrille Brenner entertained a party of fr!end3 at a six o'clock dinner at his home In LaPorte avetus on Thursday evening, 1n honor of h'.s brc'.her Ralph Brenner, who is home on a thirty day furlough. The army ar.d navy wers equally represented at the dinner. Tha committee for tfc Cmnusity

Club Heuso will have on Important J

meetinj at the library tonight. A. C. Parkin will present recommendations for tha new building which he has gleaned ai being necessary for a. building for this city in his survey cf the local conditions. The Fortnightly Cluh -will have, a picnic at the Dunes on Saturday. Oct.

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CROWN POINT NEWS f happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capit&l.

Misses Lillian and Ida Schmidt and Frances Grimmer visited with Gary friends on Saturday. Word from the bedside of Dr. Robert Krost is very encouraging to his relatives. He Is suffering with pneumonia and his condition has been ve.-y grave for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Crawford motored to Chicago on Smurday. Miss Louise Crawford and Miss Edith Waters of Chicago, spent last Sundiy In the Crawford home. Miss Claia Oser of Chicago came to Crown Point on Saturday to visit with ier mother for a couple of days. MLss Helen Nlon who teaches in the South Hend schools, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nixon . Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Allman and Mrs. Chester Wirt motored to Kankakee. Ill,, with Mrs. Hnry Dyer, who

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Portia of these Armenian (rirl3 under the direction of the Y.W.C.A., vere so young when they were the secretary in charg of the work carried off into bondage by the having gone to Armenia with the Turks that they hare almost for- Armenian and Syrian Relief Misgotten their own language. Others sion early in tho year, were older when they were cap- Despite a'.l that they have been tured but all of them have a four through these Armenian girls resyears' history of hardship and prJ- rond very quiCk:v to all efforts ration, very often of cruelty. m3de for them. In a few weeks They have recently been rescued they are completely changed and from Turkish houses and are being begin to realize that they will be cared for and trained In hbmea harpy again

Many of them desire to learn English and prefer American popular songs as text-books. Accordingly, Y.W.C.A. workers send weekly appeals from Constantinople for music and more music, sheet musie and victrola records. Dl.hes also seem to be in demand lor American ice cream is the popular dish at the Y.W.C.A. Service Center.

Whiting A dvzrtisements Are Winners

4th. Mrs R. M. Andrews has been appointc-d as official guide for the day. The ladies will go over the So. Shore Interurban. The Whif.r.g school board have engaged the services of Miss Babinshak, a graduate nurse, who will be in full charge of the work of the medical lnmedical inspection in the local public school .

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Henry Eggers. Sr.. of Lake avenue, was surely a very 'infortunate man w-hen two of his will ducks w-ere, stolen but the Jokf. was on "Hank" for hi saw the man drive up and take tho ducks, thinking they were s.me of his own people, until later when he found out that it was a stranger .n an Illinois machine. We think Henry better consult an occulist. Miss Clara Shack and Earl W'aitham saw the "Passing Show" at the Garrich theatre, in Chicago one evening last week . Mr. T. Rable of Chicago, visited at the Bader and Martz homes tt forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. James Hyrnn of Hammond spent last Thursday at the home Of Mrs. George Eader of Myrtle avenue. Miss Ellen Preese'.man of East Side, spent Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Violet Breckman of the West Park addition. Tha Chemistry Class of the Hammond High School attended the Chemical Exposition at the Coliseutn In Ch'cago Friday evening. Those from here who attended were Cecelia Eggers, Paul Stanton and Edson Dreeaen . Don't forget to give a helping hand for our home coming church bazaar, everybody is welcome to help us out. Mrs. Arthur Stross and Mrs. Carl Buehler were South Chicago visitors on Friday. Warren Johnson and Henry Eggers Jr.. of Iake aven'ie. attended a foot ball game at Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Rook of llSth street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. Webster who motored here from Detroit. Mich., last week. Mrs. Fasse of Roberts avenue was a Ch'.cngo visitor on Friday. Dr. Stowell of Chicago, was a visitor at the Masterson home on Myrtle avenue- last Tnnrsday evening.

MAYOR OF CITY MAY IT LIVE Contlnued from ripe one.)

Harney struts, where an a-tempt to hang him to a telephone p ! was mad'.;. The police rescued him. but The patrol wagon in which the police came to aid him was over-turned a.:id burned. Later a second attempt to lynch the nuyrr

was made, but he w as saved by the , rledly

uaiiy increased In numbers until about 6:no o'clock, when a shower of stones was hurled at the court house. The police turned a hose upon the crowd, but it was promptly cut to pieces and the water cut off from the building. A fire bomb was hurled by someone in the mob and a blaze Immediately Ftarted. Soon the inside of the court house was a seething mass of flames. The fire department was called out. but was almost powerless to break through the mob and reach the burning building. Sheriff Clark and his deputies, with the flames mounting to upper floors of the court house, fought a grim battle, hu? nt 11:00 o'clock when the fire hai reached the fourth floor and it appearel that the lives of 100 prisoners in ths jail on the fifth floor of the structure were endangered, the sheriff surrendered and gave the negro over to the mob. The mob took control of the business Ffotlon of the city and wherever a negro was seen he was threatened and In some instances attacked. Many negroes hur

tled across tho. river to Council

VVYnifnfUft? Wholesome. Cleansing, 6Ytn''C Refreshing and Heeling " jfisF Lollon Murine for RedTor ness Soreness, GranuV "WrC lation. Itching and YOUR LY LO Burning of the Eyes or Eyelids: "2 Drops" After the Movies. Motoring or Golf will win your confidence. Ask your Druggist for Murine when your Eyes Need Care. Murine Eye Remedy Co., thicajo

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police and taken to a hospital.

SOLDIERS RUSHED TO CITY. Under orders from Maj. Gen. Leonard

Wood, commanding -he Central depart-I ment of the army, soldiers from 'ort i Crook started for Omaha this morning, i Before daybreak a guard of federal j troops had been thrown abut the court j house and other buildings in the down-j town section. Trcjors also were pent to i

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mobs were reported preparing to kill negroes and burn their homes. Douglas county's new- court ho.ie today recalls shell-shattered buildings ot the war Z"ne. Windows are. shattered on every uoor and the walls and interior are smoke-blackened and burned by the f.re started Ly the mob. BATTLE TOR NINE HOURS. The lynching of Urown, the attack on the mayor and the burning of th.; court houe followed a s. ns:i . io:k, i mnhour battle between i. Dicers tie- mob which sought to take the nvsin fro vi the county jail. Thousands of wiii'e men and vnni"n, forming the niub. battled with the entire Omaha poliee foro", reinforced by Sheriff Michael dirk and nil his deputies. Hundreds of shots were fired. Ono soldier was shot and killed and four other members of the mob are sa'd to have lost their lives. These, with tha hanging of Brown, the tii'sm, make a death toll of six. according to most accurate reports this morniim. The mob first began forming about 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon srnd-

V.lul'fs. After Brown had been lynched the fire department was abl to reach t!; court house aprl the flames were soon under control, although the fire Is still smouldering in the building this morning. With Its victim lynched the mob left the court house and started toward the negro section of the city, but there were

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lower part of the town was reached, where the negroes live, the mob had ilwliiillol to a few- hundred.

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trouble. I had headaches, chills and fevers, and was unable to do my work part of the time. Lydia E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me and I took twelve bottles of it, and my health has been good ever since. I am able to run the machine and do drers-

makinpr besides my housework. You are at liberty to publish my fetter if it will help some poor suffering woman. " Mrs. J.C. Sanford, 1237 Second Ave., Laurel, Miss. Thousands of women clraalonff from day to day in iust such a miserable condition ss was Mrs. Sanford. or suffering from displacements, irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, backache, sidarhe, headache, nervousness, or "the blues." .Such women should profit bv Mrs. ?an ford's experience and try this famous root and hrrh remedy, Lyta E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and find relief from their sufferings as she did. For special supjrestions in regard to your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkhan Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result cf their long experience is at your sen-ice.

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Unusual it may seem, but the organized nurserymen of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, California, Utah and British Columbia are not headed by a nurseryman but bv a nurserywoman. She is Mrs. Robert Day of Spokane. Wash., and her title is "president of the Pacinc Coast Nurserymen's association." Two hun-

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eutmuun s rous ar.i irs. lay is about the only woman on the list. Mrs. Day started in the business when she was sixteen years old and fcie ;s but twenty-three now.

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Miss Pearl liurge spent the weekend in Crown 1'oint. Will Jabaay .ittended the Hammond Chicago Heights loot ball game in Hammond Saturday. Mrs. C r. trchoon and daughter. Ivadel. tpent Friday afternoon with Mrs. r. Jabaay. Mrs. H. F. Kaske spent th weekend in Chicago with K. Iniaiary. Miss Helen reffis sj ent Thursday night in Munster. C. P. Schoon's barn caught fire and burned quite badly on' Friday afternoon. The fire was put out before the barn was completely burned. Raphael Kraay was in Dyer on business on Friday. A number of people from here attended the program given by the Camp Fire Girls at Highlanrs on Friday evening. P. Schovn was at Wliltlr.c today, visiting .

has been spending some time with the Allman family here. Mrs. W. H. Hay ward, who formerly lived in Crown Point, but no living In Chicago with her daughters, was in Crown Point over the week-end ' with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Farley. She reports the health of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Daily, who recently underwent a serious operation as very much Improved.

The Atlantic Tea company of Chicago, of which Frank K. Paulson, well known In Crown Point. Is president, will soon open a store In Crown Point and they give out the news that the eniaFh'in prices will make the peopls of Crown Point sit up and take notice. The city council recently ordered a new fire truck through the BIrrde garage and expects it's delivery In a couple of months. This Is a move In 'ie right direction as the facilities for fighting a fire in Crown Point has been very poor. Sneak thieves recently broke Into the Lincoln school at Hanover Center and stole a new Victrola and the culprits, if caught, are promised a good dose of the law. It is supposed to be the work of local talent. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bartholomae and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Krost motored to Chicago on Saturday and spent the week-end with relatives there.

Dont worry about eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using: Zemo, obtained at any drug store lor 35c, or extra largs bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples blackheads, blotches, eczema and ringworm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is always dependable. The E. W. Rote Co.. Cleveland. O.

LANSING

EN KEMOilAM. In sad but loving remembrance of cur dear sons and brothers who passod away; August. Xov. 21st. 19 IS; FriederIch, Dec. 7. 19 IS. and Rudolph, who diel six months ago today, March 23, 1319. Days of sadness still comes o'er us. Tears of pity often flow. When we think of how you left uf

Just six months ago. Like Ivy on a withered oak. When all things else decay. Our love for you will still keep green And never fade away. Tour loving parerts. brothers and sisters, Mr. ar.d Mrs. F. E. Schultz. Mrs. John Koartge. Klla and Alma. Martin and Detlef Schultz.

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