Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 240, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1921 — Page 5

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

L. Mr. a ad Mrs. E. H. Beck liave returried from Ml. Gilead. O-, last AVedn sday where tlv.-y were called by the l:uth of Mrs. Reek's father, Win. Leek of that city. Sowing Circle No. 2 of the Evang":'.a". Immanuel church will meet at the fcnroe of .Mrs. KmiX Tletric'u of 003 ta'umtt avenue tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Harwood of Z West Wailiham street, will entertain for Mrs. Robert Smith tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Smith will leave In two or thrr-e c's for Clinton, la., whore they will make their future home. Harold Hammond will arrive from I mversity of Indiana. Blooming-ton. tomorrow to spend the spring holidays it 3 his parents. Marion Thrush, who has been visiting In Hammond for the past week, rturned to Milwaukee Downer today where she is attending school. Mrs. Ro'rjert Gillis entertained I er Tuesday Afternoon Fridge club at a one o'clock luncheon yesterday. the highest score In bridge was held by Mr. W. C. Xorris and the second highest by Mr?. It. C. Groman. The cuests were the Sfesdames W. P. Wbb, Wm. Wilke. P. H. Crumpackcr. FT. C. Groman and W. J. Smith. Mrs. James Norris of Rens.e!aer. Tnd, Is visiting relative, in Hammond. Charles Smith of Watford. Ontario, Canada, came yesterday for a visit -ith his brother. O. I- .Smith, of South Hon man, street. Mary Tha.ero of Sibley street entertained at tier 'home last evening for vr house guest Marion Sidesky of Fort Podge. Ia. After a very pleasant evening of music and dancing, a prctti'y appointed curse luncheon wag ervd. The guests were from Whiting, South Chicago and Hammond. Kathryn O'oerlin will ntrta!n the .ocster Club Auxil'ia-y tomorrowThe Porous Aid Society f the S"uth Sid Christian church win hold thir monthly social meeting at the home of Mrs. Boss Hardest of 1152 Jefferson tret tomorrow afternoon. Th Misses Margaret Fromm and Wlima Beiker will entertain a, number of guests at a 500 party Thursday evening for Miss Virginia F.auwcns, who will be married next weekMrs. Herman rapepke entertained a r-jmber of friends at. a tbirthday party Monday afternoon at her horn. Gordon etre-et. The afternoon was spent In a eocsal way and a nice luncheon was served. Mrs. Fapepke was the reIpient of many lovely gifts the. following were the g-uests: the Mesdames Winters. Boll. Kroer. Brandt, Pleitner. Steyaert .Holts. Klucker, Han. J. r'acpke.s Stoehr, F.iec'er. Arleno Franke and Josephine Sc'.i fidler. Miss Martha Lund attended a Fill Eps'ilcm P! fraterntty dance at the PraJ.e Hotel Saturday evening. A number of friends entertained last evening for Mrs. J. D, Pontious. who 's soon to leave with her husband to make her home in Whitehall. 111. Mr. and Mrs. "Pontious have been residents of Hanrojond for over 20 years, living on East State street, the larger part of that time. After a pleasant e'-en-ing and a good program refresn-' innts we-re sTved. Mrs. Pontious wns presented with a lovely purse a gift from the- Daughters of Liberty, s she ha been a member of this organization mof since its inauguration in LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS' PLEATING AND BUTTONHOLE Hrsr?TrrcBiG, bctto.v covenIG. BRAIDIVO rnostPT SERVICE f. AT,?. WASSKVS TEI.EPHOAE 446 91 E. STATE 9T HAMMOND 2-i-Een't wait for $12. 00 soft coal this Buy early and be sure. "Pibs tr, Col Man" Phoned. 3-24-G RUGS AND CARPETS Thoroughly cleaned m your own ome, Hamilton Fieach method. Will vo take them out if you desire. Call "Cooksey." Phone Hammond 21?P. 3-20-3 f!I the best grade? In stock. Come r,d look it over. ' Pibos the Coa.l Man" Phone 4. 3-21-3 Fainting and decorating for elTif ieticy and reliability go tj I. L. Cohen, I'hone 1036-W. 2-H-i; Kat Chicago KIk -nlll iflre their nnnnnt Kfister Bull nt the aonle Temple. Saturday April 2. Mimic by Merrlnf. - 3-23-4 Time to get that coal bin ready for next year's supply. Let "Dibop the C-al Man" do it. 3-21-5 The Germ Mi '.a. Club House will be -Vacated Sunday, April 3rd. at 3 p. m. This is to be the home of the Beneficial I'nion Di't, 529 and located at corner Irdiann and Sh! street. Enterta'nrr.ert, dane and supper in evrninr. ' 3-2D-3 Card party given by Progress Court 156 Tribe of Ben Hur 'Wednesday. MarcOi 30th, I. O. O. F. hall. Tickets 2,C. 3-20-2 Har.ard Kentucky Splint. Clock. The rest soft coa! mined. "Dibos the Cos! Man" Phone 4. 3-21-3

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card aprty at Moose Hal! Thursday r.iht. Admission 23c. Public Invited. 3-30-2t Sxthool play or party dresses at Children's Shop. Room 2. Straube Building. 3-20-3t April. April, April. The best month ti the year to buy ton!. "Oibos te Coal Man" Phone 4- 3-21-5

Hammond. The W. II. c. of which Mrs. . 'iiiiious has t,.l, iic i; an active mniinr present', d. her with a token of remembrance. The Rev. Peter Langendorf lias gone, to St. Louis for a week. AVhile there ho will look over church with tho anticipation of bringing Ideas for the bull-ding of the new church In Hammond. Henry Conkey will Join him and they will investigate together. The Hammond Council of Primary teachers met at the Washington pc.hoo lMotiday evening with 41 members in attendance. There was a g";.eral discussion of principles of the council with special emphasis on the value ,of motive and concrete experience to the child as appealing to the teaching of arithmetic. The next meeting will be a dinner, a number of out of town people wiil speak, v--The annua! meeting of the 1--t Street Presbyterian church was hold last evening follow ing t ive annui! dinner arid sale of the Ladies' AW SooU'y and the following officers were elected: Elders, Wm. I. Pike and Harry T. Rice to succeed themselves. Trust!"1?. J. V. Kfeler end J. R. Brcnnell to succeed themselves and Win. Wilson the fifth member of the boa.rd. (ii-"r Davis was re-elect'-d 5?. S. Snpt- with George PeRolf has assistant. Mrs. Jos. Thompson was elected Supt. f f the Primary Dept. end M,rs- Win. BoihwU Supt. of Junior Pcpt. of S. S. with Mrs. Writ. O'Erion S'upt. of Cradle Roil. Messors. A. 1".. Guise. A. E. Ram.i y and G-uKtav Ecklnnd elected deacons. Mrs. J. H. Simpkins and Mrs. C. Hmi;h were elected superintendent of In'ermediate and Junior C. E., respectively. The annual report? slv- w t he church to le in a very flourishing condition, with neat financial balances in each of the treasury. Messrs. A. E. Guise, Jos. Thompson and Arthur Kru's were re.taind on the Hoard of Religions Education.

r VOICE OF Ea. THE rP EO PLE WOMEN BEGIN FIGHT' FOR OLD TIME AGAIN Fd'tor Tlrr,.i A hat change of minds. During the war we heard much talk of what oirie-n were doing. Now. when the women of Hammond put one law over the whole region rlsej up and calls the turn ignorant, old fashioned, apron strings, etc. I am afraid the men are due to a good many Jolts, as women are going to put many reforms through. You. store clerk, have plenty of time for your beauty sleep. If you had to arie every morning for six montiis at 4:45. I think you would change your mind. That gives less than a!x hours sleep as things do not "become quiet before 11 or 11:30 o'clock. Some made light of a jmall matter of an hour's sieep. The world is made up of small things and one of the smallest is this day light saving law. Will iotm one give two good reasons for It. Do not say anything about gardens cur autoo for we do not hap- i pen to have any and attend few movies. It certainly works a hardship In tho j homo of the working man and es- : pecially where there are children bs- j tween the ages of five and fifteen. We are constantly reminded cf keep-j ing our children off the streets, which1 is our duty. Why not let them sleepthat extra hour and by so doing help the parents. How many have had sue- I cess through the warm season in getting healthy active boyj to retire when ' th sun is still shining bright. ' We are going to have tho nuisance j again. j Let the women of Hammond be' gratoful to the city officials for try-j ing to have the good old time and j next spring if the women of our sifter j cities are still asleep, we will awaken ; them nnd get this rglon started back j to c!i!izcd time. . J A MOTHER AND, SVBSCRIBEP. ; WEBSTER ANSWERS THE If yours has not appeared ye'., don't be discouraged. He will get to as many as time and space will permit. j Webster. "The Isychio Wonder" whose j performance et the Orpheum theatre has startled and amazed the people, of Ham- i mond. today a.nswcrs soma more of the vast amount of questions sent him by I The Tim readers. The Crystal Seer will continue his ; ! performances a day at the Orpheum j theatre today, Friday and Saturday, with a special matinee for ladies only j Friday afternoon. ! Several times during his demonstra- i tion Webster would take hold of a per- J son's hand, suying he got "the hlnch" (as he terms it) easier that way when j it was particularly difficult. once he j called a woman's niune. No answer. I He pointed to the rear of the house and j said, "woman or the !Uh row , third seat j from aisle" was the woman. She ad-j mitted it in soft tones and he repeated ! her question and gave the answer. ' Hie pointed to a man on the 13th row. i He said: "Your name is Will." Ho! answered "Yes." He said "you have, t been mourning some one dead. He is j not dew-d. T do not answer such ques- i tions unless I am sure. He is your brother and he is alive. He is nonr ! Rc-hesrt.fr. N. Y." Most of the qn- ' lions were of a. private nature, several i were alKut love and businen. The following are some more qu3tions answered for Times readers: E. IS. Dors the man I am going with ; love me and will lie mrrry me? The man dots and you will hai e a. . chance to say yes or no before long. j I H. P. AVill I be successful in my ; undertaking? i 1 fee success fe j -ti. j r. C. W. Am I going to marry the j girl I atu going with and will it be a' success? j You are gc.irg to marry the girl and ' it will make your life happy A. r. K. How long will I live In ' Hammond nnd will I be successful? j You will remain in Hammond for some time and I see much success, j R. M. H. Will I prosper In. the pres- ; cnt' position or would you advise a i change? How long am I going to be j !n Hammond. j I would advise you to say where yoa are, thincs will turn fcr the best. I P.. E. TV Will I marry the girl I am

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FT'ng with and will I succeed in the line of work I am studying? You will marry this girl, but the latter no. Keep at your study, you will come otit alright E. B. B. I have a farm and a home leased for oil, can you see success for me? I lo not sec much suecesseiih the oil A. IT. Tell me if ir.v circumstances will permit me to take a holiday this summer? You will be able to take the holiday.

j J. H. Is my husbnnd true to rnc" j He is and j on should not doubt liim the way you do. you are much V blmiic j j for his coldness. i ; IX. f.. G. On you tell me where a 1 broth- r of mine is that 1 have not heard from for twenty years? He is not alive. A. I. G. Why is it that my husband doesn't ppend any time home anymorer You should ceme to the Ladies' only matinee Friday aft'-rnooii. I will ex- j plnin why. j J. F. It. -Would you advise me to go to New York City nnd would 1 be sue- i cessful? There is no mkcss in New York City for you. C. J. S. Will T go to school and fmis.h mechunio.il ientistr ? You should go ahead with it and yoti i ivin succeed nnd i'-ive lerv c,,od suecess in life ilh the profession. A. W. Would I be tuceessl'ul if I should take up vocal? This Ls the very th'iig for you to do. A. L. 'When will T go to l?..ston? You will go t lor-tou within the next eight weeks. M. C Will I get the position that. I w rote f-jr? No j ciu will not. "but you will Tui ope shortly. M. A. ('. Can you toil me vfielher or not I oould g'-t the position as a teacher in the fall. If I went to college this summer? You should go to college, you will be successful. 11. H. H. When will I ever g a better position than the one I have now, and will I ever be a foreman again? Don't be discouraged, you wiil, ana things will turn out is you desire. c. If. will the patent that I am working on te prontapie? j You will find a m-irltot for same anci it wlil prove jcce.tsfut. E. Ot N. WIH we su our property in Ft. Wayne, If to. how oon? You wiil be able to sei your property within the nxt sixty days. I weuM advis.c jej to hold on to same if pb. table. N. B. N. How long will we be in Hammond 7 You will be in Hammond for some time but will make a change near Xmas. N. T. Can you tell me where 1 can get something for my kidneys? Write to the I Will Medicine Co., box 2J3. Mad iron. Wis. T,. T. Poe3 my success lie in Hammond or elsewhere? Tour success lies in Hammond. !!. J. Wl'il I marry the one I love? If so,' wh'-n ? Tou wi'l not marry Mrs. If. and yon should leave married people alone ane not try to break up homes, the best thing for you to do is to forget.

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INAL GIBBONS (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CF.1 PA I.T1MOK E, Maroh 30. In a message from Home today Pope rieneclict XV. head of the fat hoiic church, extolls the work and character of Cardinal Gibb-.ns. The pope's tribute read.-: "The death of our dearest brother, the cardinal-archbishop of Baltimore, is a great grief, not only for his diocese and his country, but also for the whole church. "Cardinal Gibbons was the living testimony of the magnificent development and the powerful organ lz.it ion which the Catholic church has attained In his country, and for this rrae.oti. he, m.re than anybody -ise. could show to live people .marvelous fruits that the church can produce for the good of mankind, even In our time and notwithstanding numberless difficulties. "Cardinal Gibbons, excellent pr;"-t. icarned master, vigilant pastor, was also fin exemplary citizen, and by The maniple- of preaching: of christian vi--tures. in prix ate as well as social life be contributed t o the sound progress o fhis great country. His memory, therefore, must ! cherish- d with profound veneration, not only by every Catholic, but also by every citizen of the L'nited States of America." rtS M SB w S H Kw S IS! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SiRVICCi NEW YOE. March 30. Stocks, cloy

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GEORGE LOCKLIN A LITTLE BETTER Erlends of George Loekiin will b ' pleased to learn that l.e ii greatfy irn-j proved and that if lie can be kept quiet' there is great hope entertained for: his ultimate recovery. Mr. Lockiin's host of friends have b"tn anxiously aAaiting news of his condition and this news will be a great relief to them. ' POLICE COURT CASES In the Hammond police court tail morning. Levcrti Thompson. SJ 3 Alice treet, and Hen Whit". Columbia hotej.j were fined $13 each fo-r drunkenness.! Arthur Iteed, tlS East 4W street, was arraigned for driving h.s truck on, Suinmrr boulevard. lie claimed not to' have seen the boulevard sign. Ilis case was continued. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Sleeping room. 212 Sibley, street, Hammond. 3-3J-1 l'MK SA LE Korsberg j !n.t7t ndArt Shop' 310 Kir street. In ii-uia Harbor; ca-,1 t!fter 4:30 or phone ;d3-.M. lt-3"-; i FOR " SALE 'Veil Itange n nd 'Electric ! Wnshinfc' Machine at a Pat-gain. Jeav- j ing town, phone ::js5: 'aii 35li Mich '.ran ! ti venue, Hamroond. 3-.':0-3 KOP. LENT 2 niee --m.ji ronms for light hskpg. call 11? Ti-uimn acenu.-. i r-i !c o'ot'.i 2-::m

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QUIZ ON PENDING LIQUOR CASES WASHINGTON'. March 30. The department of Justice is making an Investigation of liq nor violation cases now pending in the federal courts in an effort to speed up prosecution. Attorney General Paugherty stated today. "The liqjor problem is a big J .," the attorney general said, but added his investigation had disclosed L:at federal attorneys are proceeding as expeditiously as possible in tins) prosecutions. The attorney general said he hoped to get the enforcement of liquor laws down to a practical basis, but ptedli ted that it might be two years bofore the dry enforcement machinery is '.'lining as smoothly as desired.

Card of Thanks V.'c w!Mii to tiiaiik our friends, also Rev. Lick.ieier iiml 1C of P. Lodge of Hegewlsch, also the Hammond Brass Worlts for their kind sympathy and assistance sho n us at the death of cur husband and father, diaries Eckluud. Also do we exp-fisr. our appreciation for the flora! offerings and the use of autcs. MPS. cHAS. ECKLUNP, AMI SONS. 3-3-1 f4Hl) OV THANKS. We wish to thank all our ' .-m! friends and neighbors who assisted us so kindly in o-ir great sorrow- f,nd death of our bf loved little son Yerr.rr, also the lie v. Father llarrett for 1 -rt kind and coiis'ins words and to ail wh. donated their autos and for the beautiful floral offerings and also f the police department for their quick and untiring work. MR. AND MRS. JOHN GROAT AND FAMILY. 3-C-l.