Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 21 December 1920 — Page 8

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December 21, 1920

HOW MUCH

DO YOU KNOW?

1 What is the difference between a. slat fytniz Jid national tank? 2 Do Faderal Itaaerve banks take i'-poslts from Individuals? 3 How are canaries made to assume a yellowish chado of plumose? What country produces tha best wheat in tiia world? 5 When vaa tobaooo first known to tha ctviliaad vrwldT 6 How la Kas.ter Sunday fixed? 7 ITora wbat Is Isinglass made? 8 VbX la Sanskrit literature? 3 Iff a child had aa arm long enough to reach th vua how old would ha ba befora ha felt the blaze? 15 TJu Troie "Tha Hoosler SchoolraastarT" AUrSWVUI TO TTESTIX.DAT3 QTZ3TZOSTS ' 1 Wlt la tie next to the last syllabi cf a word called? Answer: It la called the panuit. i "Whit la a paranoial plant? Anawan A jilant that lasts year after ar usually blosaoxnlng and bearing fruit annually. J What la "pfnchbeckT" Answar: It U a cheap lmmitettlan of gold. i 'What English statesman and soldier was known as "the kingmaker?" Aaawert The Earl of Warwick -was known aa "the kJnsrrr.aker." 3 What la the meaning: of "vox JWPttli?" Answen The words mean, "the vote a of tta paopla." 8 What state In the TTnion Is known aa tha "Sunfioiwar Sta.te?" Answer: Kanaaa is known as the "Sunflower Stat.' The flower wa adopted by the

legislature as the state flower. 7 AVhat does the president of the United States have on his personal cards? Answer: Merely the words, "The President." 8 How many acres are there in a square mile? Answer: There are 640 acres in a square mile. 9 How many words are there in the English lansu.igc? Answer: The English larnruaKf consists approximately of 600.000 words. Fully one-imlf of the are not met outside of text books treating- technical subjects. 3 0 What is a "sobriquet?" Answer: A "sobriquet" ia a fanciful or humorous appo'lmion.

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A very pretty wedding occurred at th6 home of Mr. and Mr Peter Zyp, last 'Wednesday evening-, when their daughter, Johanna, became the bride

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c Herman Porter, aon of Mr. end Mrs. Gerben Porter of Griffith. Tho ceremony waa performed at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. DeToung, pastor of the Chriatlan church of Highland. Th bride waa beautifully gowned In white georgette over white satin. Following the ceremony, an elaborate wedding supper was served. Mr. and Mrs Porter have many warm frlenda hera who extend their heartiest congratulations and best wishes for a happy mnrrled '.iff. The young couv.li will reside near Orifiitb. Mr. and Mrf. Joseph Krause received word from Norfolk. Va.. informing them that the eldest son of Mr. anJ Mrs. Ed Wilson of that place, had be-n burned to death. Mrs. Wilson ts thir daughter. The little boy was ah' ut 7 years of age. The Christmas entertainment to b

Does not require attention or adjustment as often as ether makes o Phonographs, but like all- other H'Sl' grade machinery, the lack of drop all or the loosening of a tiny little sprtns will some times stop all the fun. It the Phonograph came from

fciven by the school and Bunda scuckI will be heid next Thuraday night at the school house. The little Smith girls are release 1 from a scarlet fever quarantine after nearly Ays weeks lilneaa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sammentlngkr ipent Thuraday ntghl in Chicago. The meeting of the aid society waa held at the home of Mrs. E. Douthett, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Weyhc had expected to entertain the ladlts, but was unable to do ao owing tncss in the family. Mrs. Jennie Btahl and children are here from Montana, visiting relatives and friends.

The Times want ads bring astonishing results if thrir users are to be believed.

MERRILLVILLE

The Sunday school will giva a Christmas program next Friday craning. Miss Ruth Manis !a clerking in the Lion store through the Christmas rush. Mrs. Moore left for the east Monday. Slie expects to spend Christmas with her daughter.

FOR TOYS AND HOUSEFURNISrflNGS itop and shop at Cohen' Xariety Store, opp. PoitofEce, Hammond

Lydia Zuvera returned from Hammond Sunday where she had been at tha bedside of Eugene Zuvers at St. Margareta hospital, not much hope of his recovery are entertained. He has had two temorhages of the brain. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zuvers visited Eugene Zuvers 'In the Hammond

Protect the Child re : Healthy Blood and a Healthy System Is a Child's best protection against Colds, Grip and Influenza. Give them OnOVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP. 75c. Adv.

hospital last Monday. Christmas will soon be here several of our people will spend their Christmas out of town.

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