Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 23 July 1920 — Page 5
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What The Democrats SayOflt Claim Harding's Acceptance Speech Clearly Draws the Campaign Issues. STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N."2'ICE1 WASHINGTON. July :3 ThouSh democratic leadera here characteme Senator Warren O Hardin-' speecii of acceptance, at Marion. O.. yesterday a vagie" 'n apota and on the "defensive" in others, they claim the campaign issue between democrats ana republican la now at last clearly drawn. It not, they eay. it will be as aoon as Gov. James M. Cox. the democratic nominee for the presidency, makes hU speech of acceptance at Dayton. O.. on Ausust 7th. CALL, SPADE A SPARE Great rreesure is being brought to bear on the governor to eay precisely what he means and call a spade a pade when he comes to make his reply to those who Journey to his home In Ohio to notify him officially of his nomination and assurances have already been received that he figures on doing precisely that thing. Homer S. Cummlngs formerly chalrmaa of the national democratic committee. Just back from Columbus, criticised the republican standard bearers utterances sharply. HOMER DOESXT LIKE IT "The speech of acceptance.' he said to the International Newa Service, "delivered by Senator Harding, Is not only a confession of failure but it is an act.iiifflnt of responsibility upon
the part of the republican senate for
the defeat of the peace treaty. a--fiction. that President Wilson was responsible for this defeat seems to have been abandoned. -Th. addreaa." he continued, "ack
nowledges our moral obligations to our
allies and the futility or me won struggle from which we have emerged international peace is made se
cure and yet the republican candidate rejects the only existing plan for securing world peace and offer nothing
tangible in its place. ifiIT THE OLD L EAGLE
"So far as is possible from the vague
nhraseolocy of the address to aeauce
nnaltlll. 0 1 11 I V f'OnClUSiOn. it
AUJT 1 v would seem that Senator Harding favor ith Germany, the
.. A.ndnnment of our allies the scrap
ping of the peace treaty and the formation, at some remote time of a dif
ferent sort of world association on terms which the candidate doe not . - tr. t forth. He seems to have
reverted to the policy which Senator
Lodge in one of his better moments declared would "brand us with everlasting rUhonor." "Republicans would have cherished the vain hope," he concluded, "that the republican party would ultimately take a position favorable to the league of nations must now abandon .that hope. The issue grow clearer as th campaign progresses."
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ulster.
Mrtf. R. Elster of 330 Sibley street, entertained 20 little friends this after
noon, in honor of her son, Reinhardt. Jr., it being his sixth birthday. The after
noon was spent wuh various game and contests and it 1 o'clock a three course
luncheon was served.
Mrs. H. W. Margcnau of 32 Itroit street, is spending a couple of weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller
in Chicago.
Howard Miller of Akron. Ohio, will spend the week-end in Hammond.
Mrs. Carl Houser and daughter. Doris, and Miss Adele Dunbar have left for a two weeks vacation to be spent in Toledo, Cleveland and Detroit, visiting friends and relatives.
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Miss Clara Wolf of San Antonio, Tex. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Carl Kaufman of 942 South Hohman t. a Lo Jnoerzer leaves tonight for the wilds of Wisconsin to be gone for a week or ten days.
Rev. Herbert C. Claus and wife ot St. Louis are visiting' at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Theo. Claus. 462 Bauer street.
Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Ht bor. entertained at a Bridge party this afternoon. The following Hammond ladies were present: Mr. W. D. ratton, Mr. L,. L. Ttagamen. Mr. E. Summers and Mrs. Ors.
Theo. Moor, cashier of the Citizens National Bank, i spending a week' vacation taking a lk trip on the Great Lakes. The following young people will have a beach party at Pine Lake, tomorrow night: Vlrgene and Alice Hammond. Eleanor and Marie Bcckman Margaret Pierie, C. Poppenhussen. Wilma and Celia Beiker, Dorothy Kohrer. John Swanton. Wm. Flynn, Jos. Sherby. Dr. L. Moran, E. T. Turner. Carl Bauer, Kudoiph Momberg, ana Ollie Roth.
Miss Charlotte Kasson. 434 Drackert et. entertained Wednesday evening at a shower in honor of Miss Clara Guse. whose marriage to Joseph Scott will be an event of the near future. The evening was spent with game and contests and a four course luncneon was served. The prize .Jn the game were won by Lillian Rosenbaum. Eva Hamer and Frieda Prang. The following guests were present: Hva Hamer, Bertha and Selma Hugo. Grace Borovik. Lillian and Hazel Rosenbaum. Frieda and Helen Prang, Mildred Wiesey of St. Joe. Mich.; Mrs. Edward Auer. of Chlcaco; Mr. Hartman. Mrs.
Hamer, Mrs. Guse. Mrs. Lehman and Alma and Charlotte Kasson. The employes of the National Biscuit Company held their annual picnic yesterday afternoon and evening at Lake Front Park.
U. S. NOT IN
- ALLIEDJTROOP PLAN
No Official Word Received
At Washington As to Allies' Intention.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON, July 23 While President Wilson and government officials are watching with Interest developments In Poland, there were no indications today that this government will become involved in the plan of thi allle to send troops into Poland t light the Bolshevik. Although President Wilson retains war power under which he might send
force Into Poland, It is believed here'.
that he would not consider such action, and that the participation of the U3. in tha war between Poland and the Bolshevik will be limited to the shipment of supplies to Europe. No official word has been received here a to the decision of France and
England to send armies to Poland, butj
it la expected that the I. S. will be sounded out Informally as to her wishes In Joining auch an expedition. Only some overt act by the Bolshevik could lead to the entrance of the V. 8. into thla campaign, officials believe, and an opportunity Is now being given to all Americans ti leave Poland. The army transport Poch&honta Is due at Danzig now and orders hava been issued that all Americans in Poland be fornlehed transportation on that boat if thy wish it. There are approximately 1.000 Americans t.n Poland now.
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Mr. and Mr. George Chapman and son. Robert, will leave Saturday night for Zajievtlle, O., where they will vim relatives for a few weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer are entertaining the Doctor' father, Mr. Sharrer. and sister. Miss Ella Sharrer, Of Delphi, Ind., for a few days.
Mr. William Wilka is expected homa tomorrow after an extended business trip in New York, Buffalo and Cleveland.
Mrs. Jamison and son, Richard, of Chicago, who have been "visiting in Kankakee, returned yesterday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Winckler, where they will remain for the balance of the summer.
Mra. Vletor Dyer will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club next Wednesday at 1 o'clock luncheon at the Lyndora hotel.
Mr. Joseph Thompson returned yester. day from a two week visit in Elwood City, Pa. Mr. Thompson will remain until soma Lima In August, The Mayflower club will have a picnic a.t Lake Front park, Tuesday, Juiy 27.
Mrs. D. Jones of Highland street, entertained at dinner yesterday in honor of Mrs. G. Glesner of Chicago, and Mr. Abbott of Indiana avenue. After dinner Mr. Clarence Jones took the guests for a delightful ride in the country.
WOMAN INVADES MAN'S FIELD; MRS. BELU s IS COUNSELLOR TO U. S. EMBASSY AT TOKIO
Mrs. Edward BeU, wife of th secretary to the American embassy at Tokio, Japan, has invaded another field heretofore regarded as man's exclusive province. She has been formally appointed to the diplomatic post of counsellor to the embassy. Eer many official duties do not prevent her from (riving every necessary attention to her household and to the upbrinjrirjg of her little daughter.
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Mr. J. H. ileyn spent, Thursday as the guest of Mr. J. E. i'ltigerald at his cottage at Crand Beach, Mich. Prank Brossey and Edward McCaule.v oftetroit, were the guests of Virgil S. Relter. Jr.. on Wedneday.
The marriage of Miss Katherlne X. Fiannigan to Arthur Alfred Flageman trok rl" yesterday at All Saints church. The only attendants were the groom's sister. Florence Plageman. and Fred Badall. The bride was beautifully gowned In a blue suit with hat to match. The Mayflower club met at the home of Mrs. George St. John. 161 Indiana avenue, yesterday afternoon. Feanuckle wu played and the first prixe was awarded to Mrs. Clarence rebocio and the consolation to Mr. J. Markell. At 4 o'clock a dainty luncheon was served. The next meeting will be In two weeks at the horn of Mrs. J. Markell, 514 Becker street.
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