Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 129, Hammond, Lake County, 17 November 1920 — Page 3
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JAP HEIR APPARENT COMING TO AMERICA Crown Prince Will Shatter All Precedents in Japanese Court Life
BT r. N. PAHRT TOKIO Nov. 1 Crown Prince HlrohIto of Japan will leave this country arly In 1821 for a ten months visit to the U. S.. Kurope and India, shattering- all precedents in Japanese court Life. It la definitely announced also that the marriage of the future ruler of Japan will take plao ein the autumn
of 1521. probably Immediately after hisi
return from America. Thla ia the first time that a future emperor of Japan has visited Europe or America and it Is taken by business and commercial circles to mean a definite departure from one of the old traditions of court life. The price was active In the entertainment of Carol, crown prince of Roumania, when the latter visited here last summer. One
or the reasons the crown prince is go-
Ingr to Burope, is to repy the visit of the Roumanian crown prince. Tho Itinerary and other details of the entourage has already been arranged by ; the Imperial family and trie state advisers. j It Is expected that the crown prince' will visit San Francisco, Denver. Pittsburgh. "Washington, Chicaso, New YorVt , and possibly Boston while In the U. S. Crown Prince Hirohlto is 19 years' eld. He has Just been appointed a ma- I Jor in the army and a lieutenant com- j roander In the navy. Unlike the recent' trip of th prince of Wales, i.elr to the British throne, the tour of tb! Japanese crown prince will not be of! an official nature. The young: prin-.e
Is going sight-seeing and does not want to be bothered w.ith official cre-nonlea.
Miss Ellth wns united in marriage to Mr. Calvin Scholler. The ceremony was performed at 1 o'clock by Hev. Whltt of the Christian church In the presence of the inmi'-ilate relatives of bot'i parties. The bride was 'attl'd In a heauti'ful brown suit. A wt'ilding dinner followed after which the bridal couple left for Chicago. They ex pet t to be (rune about a week and upon their return will begin house keeping in the Pcholler home on Center ptrnft. -Mr. Hnrley Martin and Miss May AVilkney were united in marriage Su'itUy. The c remony was performed at the home the briile's parents nenr Alnsworth. Mrs. Martin and daughter of FYassee, Ind.. attended. Miss Ava Tolle of Chicago spent Sunday here at the home of her parents. MY. Z-itsIe of Chicago visited here Sunday at the Mrlver hom. ITarrld Tabbmt, who Is attending
! 5-chool at Purduo university war- horn.' ! r ver Sund.iy. ' Mlsi Iesta Kasch'a returned Sunday from a week's visit with relatives at i I Hamlet. Little Miss Popp. who Is sick with I diphtheria and Is under the care o a trained nurse Is somewhat improve 1. ! The N. IV". C. club will give a partv
Shear the occasion being her wed'iing anniversary. As a remembrance she wil'. he presented with a beuiitlf.il boudoir lnmp.
hod been killed, but that Great Britain Ind not been asked to Intervene. Uproar arose when Llut. Commander J. M. Kenworlhy ruggested that 3rcat Britain put her house iiv Ireland in order before titxcuaslng liaytl. Lieut. Commander Kenworlhy tried to say more, but was .-'.louted down.
MURDER TRIALS IN TWO COURTS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI LA l.'!Cl'. Ind., Nov. 16. Northern Indiana this week will follow the progress of murder trials In the lAPorte ;it-M Porter county courts. Kdward CStiiene. Michigan City, and Ciiarle Simmon:', Chicago, detectives for" the Michigan Central railway, will be tried f r the murder of John McFarland. v. ho was klllcvt near Chesterton, when
he, suspected of being a car robber. 1 ii fused to throw up his hnnds at the j
command of the detectives. Jack Wright of letroit will be tried
for complicity In the murder of Henry Muessel, South Henri brewery man. and Frank Chrobet, nn employe of Muessal when the two men resisted robbery of the safe at the brewery In August, IMS.. August Schu'Ks will be trtj.il later. Charles liarruth, third member of the alleged murder trio. Is still
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A prugrnm and b.i uc!ul will bj given at th Elliott school, one and one-half miles east of Soherrerville Friday. November 19. Will start at S o'clock.
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A quiet home weddinjr was held yesterday at the home of 3Ir. and Mrs. W. McPhearson. when their daughter
occupation was brought to the attention of parliament this evening. Dr. Ponblanque 1 -nnvfather. a coalition unionist member of 'commons. a.ked the jrovernment 1 Great Britain had been requested to Intervene In behalf of Uayti "where thousands have been reported killed during occupation of the country ' by armed American forces." Cecil Arnswo'.th, under secretary Tor foreign affairs, replied that he was aware that the allegation had been made that larjre numbers of Haltlens
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