Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 247, Hammond, Lake County, 7 April 1921 — Page 5

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Tho following- h'h school pupils have been assigned places on the oratorical contest program and will vie with each ether for covete1 places, at the hirh ehoo! auditorium on Friday night: Luther Allma n, Edwin lBrm'r. Edward rcnna.ha, Charles Daugherty. Edward Sohmol. Richard Baldw in Willard Hein. Dorothy Rodors, TVi'm Barr. Ruth Patterson, Anna Ma!ifice'-t. Florence Jilller. Julia Hf-rtz-!. N,in Harsn. Mary Wei land and Mar,i u.irite L.-.-uks. The annual election of the League of Women Voters was held at the Mfthid'.st church parlors on Monday ri"ct and resulted In tha lollowlng- wemen being named to pilot that organization the coming: year: Mrs. Otto Fitleld. president; Mrs. Etta Vl'.mer, vice president: Mrs. M. Schldell. treasurer; Miss Hannah Black, secretary; first precinot chairman. Mrs. Nell Brown: second precinct ohalrman. Mrs. A. H. W. Johnston; third precinct chairman. Mrs. Auxust Bremer; fourth precinct chairman. Mrs. BrenrtaTV Manager Barholomae .g-ave an Interesting: talk on moving: picture.. Several from here attended the funeraJ of Mrs. Marglson. which wjs held at the home of Mrs. Gustavo Claussn at Palmer on Thursday. She was also the. mother of Bert Marjifnn of th'p city. She has been in poor health for several months. Keep an open date for April 28. when the Women's Study club put on thr-lr annual show. George Weiland of this o!ty will soon become a resident of Cecar Lake having purchased property on th fist side of the lake and will open a central atore there. Cedar Lake is going to experience one of the ',.:?.;e?t booms In Its history thl3 year and this popular summer resort will he the vacation ground of thousands of Chicagoans this summer. The Eastern t?lar have announced a pot-luck supper to be held at the Maconic Temple at 6;3j p. xn. on Kridiv. Mrs. W. H. Coons entertained at a linen shower on Wednesday night in honor of Mis-s Goldie Elder, whose marriage to Will Cook will be an event of the near future. She received same beautiful gifts. The marriage of Misls Luciie Vilmer of this city to Albert Verplank of "5ar 1m scheduled for early spring. Mis Vilmer holds a lucrative position with the Gary Land company and Mr. Verplank is associated with his brothers In the garage business. Miss Lillle Reeder has been assisting In County Superintendent He.1gb.way9 office this week. Sidney Alnsworth has been confined to his home the past week with a severe case of rheumatism. The health of Mrs. Alnsworth who has recently euo-mited to several operations, is much improved, being able to be- up around the 'house. The upper walls of the Lake County Title and Guaranty building on Main

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T;-.e Leagu of Women Voters v"-'! .neet f cnight at the court houae. Supt. Monroe, superintendent of schools, will speak on ' Building Program Taxes in b'efiard to hools " The delegate to l'p. Leu- of Won. en Voter whiob will be be. 13 May will be s.-W.ted.

: i-rvecl dainty refreshments assisted V y Mrs. E. Hart. The plac ot" ther.ot n;e.etin r will be announced later.

The Republican Women's Club of the

ath rfecinct held an interesting and

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-nt husiastic meeting at the hums of Mrs. W. Ii. Parkr-.r. "Organisation"' was the. subejet that was disciis-cd, Mrs. Olga Whit.ng. running for alfl.ir-

Fi ii.ay aftrn n man at ia.rgo spoke on "Women's ..part e' tion of i- vi-C'-rs i!i the city government?' This ' wa

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

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i.ty r.iht, . Reports have been recelivexl in HimThe :-t. Arnjs Gu.ld . f the St. Paul's '. inn-l vt the issuing of a license to Epifu- pal chu-.fh will nu-.ft Friday Miss Iva Farmley and John Bllnskl. -vtnuis. April . at the. home, of Mrs. Chicago. April T. W F. Ilowat of Hohsnan street. ' . . Mrs. F. R. Mott of South Hohmn Mrs. Ross St-vens will entertain the street will entertain the Marquette North Si !f UdiA' Club at her home. ' tluh at a one o'clock luncheon at her ii-B- Muer.icU curt tomorrow after-! home tomorrow, no. .11. 4 . ' Thi Hammond Bethany club will Mrs. W. F. Ff hrn-.an Is leaving for,' meet tomorrow evening for-lts regular St. Joe, Mich., today for a ton day's meeting in the church parlors of the stay. Th.-re p.r- ";u'.te a colony of M. E. church, dinner will be served at

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Miss Ethel Nowak of 3 i' Henry street entertains d the members of the M. T club la.-t evening. Fir.al preparation were r.nd. for a the.itre party

to take place Sumlsy. April 1 1 tr.ris ill attend "Til Tavern

Cohen's" liranii, The next neerlng vj'.J V?i hold in tieo rcks, Ii;fs EUaa'wth Kuhn of Drackert strett as hcstf?s. - Miss Virginia F.:i.uw ens. daughter of Mr. a.nd Mrs. Trtfr J Batswenr. ?12 5 Hohman street. ! r.-.f th rriie of I 'r. Carl F. Mr.-rgenth-ile.- of Whiur.g. Itid-. son cf Mr. cud Mrs. F. IS. M.-rgenth.ir of Rockport. Ind.. at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in St. Paul's. Episcopal church. The Rv. Peter iAugendorff read the marriage service. The brids looked lovely in a gown of Ivory gatin en tra.i'.i and a o.ng tulle veil trimmed with o ran go blossoms. The bride's bouquet was sweet

peas, lilies of the valley and orchids. I

The maid of honor. Mirs Mildred Wir.egar of Chicago, were pale blu-o

taneta, witn picture nat to niaicn ar.u 1 fi

carried Ophelia roses. The bridesmaids Miss Margaret Frorr.m and Miss Martha Lund wire gowns C'f green changeable tiff eta. 'ith picture hats to match and earned pink and crchl.1 sweet peas. The groom was attended by bis brother, Horace M ;rg nt.haler. of Indianapolis. Till usher? were Tr. Peter Bauwer.s, brother of the bride and Edwin Fredericks. Miss Day Malo presided at the organ, assisted by Mis. Lillian Spaffor.l Brooks with violin and vocal solos. Tho wedding march from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn Wedding March, for recessional. After the wedding ceremony a supper was served at the home of the bride's parents to the bridal party. Phi Mu Gamma Club and out of town guests, after which Mr. and Mrs. M---r-gen thaler left on" a short weddir.g trip. Upon their return they will live at Whiting where Dr. Morgenthaler is practicing denistry.

Hammond peopW- at St. .To no v.-. Mr.

I and Mrs. F. ?. l.tetr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank t Hammer, i. Mrs Anna Mo ran and Mrs

J. 11, MeClay.

6.1M. Miss Nellie. Snyder of Marey Center will be the speaker for the evening.

The literature 1! H an '. 1 p. o xi 1 Worn e. n .-gular :neting T the h-'.-r.. of Mrs.

-r-aatri-eiit cf

3 club held their lesday afternoon at A. W. Lloyd. rj""j

1 The Erthstane club met at the home of Mrs. J. T. Hutton today for a one tr.e o'clock luncheon.

every man who has had to battle r.'s j idle. T

way up knows that McCormack has the goods or he could never have coin.: back after two set-backs such as t V. panic, and the demotion. McCormack has plenty of mtive ability. He would have been successful on the stage and Is always in demand at local entertainment?. He ;.- a lover-of athletics and out-door-1 and in his term as mayor has guv-en the city four parks. KGHOl.M) OF HIS LIFE. That is the background of his life. A native American of Hoosier farm.-r stock. MeConnack is not unippreeiative of the culture of other roun'riro

GARY ELKS PROUD

OF HOME LODGE

soon, r it ends the better it

! will be for the ..;ty. I'm an old mill

man and I'm on-- of you. My heart. 1"

with the man that works for a living, j liut it isn't for n: to say whether you I Gary Elks, besides claiming th'-m-are right or v rung in this strike. It; s.lves the most conirpnial of the litis my sworn duty to maintain order. I h-red herd in the entire state, now aI'm sworn to protect every citizen and' sort that the steel city ran lay claim I'm going to do my duty." j to having one of the largest lodges in It was a d:i'!i.'ulf !-.! nation. Toe, ti.- state, town was full ,,t rumors, demands and) A--oi .ling to Secretary Charles I', protests. Ioii McCcimack stayed by! N'.ippar.au the total membership of ti,, Iris guns, refused to get excited a r d ' ;.ai y 1 el y e 110 w n u iu'e-r s e ac 1 1 y 1 '1... after the leaders of both sides lovi . Ei-.- hundred and twnty-one it' cooled off they realize 1 that hj hiJ j takn !r (luring the numb, rship drlvw acted wisely. The t.o's'ievik bugaboo co:uhi.'ted Ins: year.

i blew up, just ns Mi.-CorniH.-k said if i

His mind is not prejudiced against t'e-j wf,u:j. jr,:. had h 1 1 tiitu to hit. fa;t'il civilization, languages, customs aroi' fi-at the rank and fl.e of the workmen manners of Europe and being fair au ij r.rf, joyal Atu. tucans and that t". e unb:asel he has been very jsueees.-f ul i themselves -aio-m ;:-..- rt-s ih.. r-idv--.'

HgitatoVS. ! Leo M i f" o-iria c U ' fa 1 1 h . In mankind ts a mighty essej eq u ! ;or.ei; t f. r a mayor of u manufacturing: city.

South Hohman street. Mis. Walter Wise, the charman. presided. The M-s-diir.i-s Iliiluis. uravfs and Van Steenburg were, a.pp c.:;ted to act as a norn-m-iting commute e to select tho officers for the coming year, Mrs. Harry Sheridan and Mrs. J. A. Watson gave much pelasure by singing a group of

songs. Mrs. Griff.n gave a review of ing. April C. Various games, music Sinclair L. wis -Main Street." which' and dancing were enj..yed, after which

i"..xs gained so much popularity. It. s a relentless portrait of American life in a small town, it gives a presentation of tiie life-like detail of outer environ.

Mrs. George Robbins, formerly of Hammond, now of Hartford. Mich., is a guest cf her daughters and their families. Mrs, M. Monnett and Mrs. Fred Scheer, both of Detroit street. A very nice birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. John Hepworth at tho home of Mrs. Tillie Feddelcr, 6J3 Indiana avenue on Wednesday even-

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and prejudices of f.ilks

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a daintily arranged luncheon was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips and family. Mi, and Mrs. John Hepworth and family, Mrs

habits George Growe of East Chicago, Mrs. small John Hawkensmith and sons Arthur

Miss Ha zl Wi'.tsee is expected home from the University cf M.-higan where she is attending sen col Friday evening of this week t: spend the spring vacation with her parents.

Mrs. George Drackert entertained the Rimbach avenue club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Win. S. Lawson was a guest. Wednesday afternoon of next week the club will have a matinee party when they will see the "Bat" In Chicago. The North Side W. C. T. TJ. will hild their regular meetng Friday afternoon, April 8th. at the home of Mrs. Kate Mason of Pine and Hoffman streets.

LIVE LOCAL fiEWS "AOS"

PLEATI7JG AND BUTTON-HOLE

town, but Mrs. Griffin's criticism is that Mrs- Lewis has not touched the

ner characters. Mrs. Carter gave a

brief sketch of the life of John T?ereford and Englishman and reviewed his "A Candidate for Truth." This book is a se.-ond of the trh-Iogy and occupies a high place in the. school of English realis.u. Tile triology is built on actual experience drawn from Peresford's own life. MRS. II. G. STEVENS. P.eporter.

The meeting . f the Hammond

Temple of Pythian .Sifters No. 73 wil hold their regular meeting Friday, to morrow eveninsr.

The Esther Circle of the First Christian church Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. J. H. Graves tomorrow evening from 7 to S- There will be lots of fun and strawberry short cake to celebrate tire close of the good deed contest which, leaves the Esther girls with 330 good deeds to their c t edit.

and Samuel Mrs. Tillie daughter Pose.

Feddler and

M'CORMACK NOT PLOTTING POLITICIAN (Continued from page one.)

"It was a slam but I took It and came bark." Nothing sensational about that ca-

in the. Americanization work that was carried on through the mayor's office during the war. He had the confidence of th people of the various colonics of the city at d when he held patriotic meetings t.V y listened to what be said and be! lev-d him to be their friend, which ho w is Mid still is. He was very instrumental

in war work and his proclamations! carried a great deal of weight with j the Americanized foreigners. KEPT HIS MUD COOL. McCorm.'i' k 's a d mi n ist l at ion like his I career has not been spectacular. He is I not given to acting on impulse and J this was shown during the steel strl'io when he borYi the criticism of many excited citizens. McCormack did .t believe that a red revolution vi;.sj fomenting In Indiana Harbor. He w-nt j

out among tr.e workmen, talked to them, studied the situation and used

his best judgment. He demanded that I the law be obeyed but also in.-ist.--d I

that the police preserve order without violence. He did not want any army of unexperienced special deputies armed with clubs' and guns believing they would scare the men and invite trouble. He was cool and firm, With the leaders cf both sides of the controversy excited and making all sorts of demands McCirmaok remainfd neutral. As a result of his neutral policy Indiana Harbor was not disgraced by a ri-t in the streets such as the one at Gary where heals were battered with bricks and clubs. He had not frightened the .strikers Into acting on the

was characteristic: "Boys." ho said, "there Is a strike .on.' It's too bail it had to come becausje m. st of you can't afford t- be

BE KIND TO ANIMALS

T.e Km 1 to opened all over 11 to I-',. Ti.:: the American Albany. X. T.. Monday wol per aioioal .;. day; T'-.u.-May school dao, or trees. te; S-i; S'undn v .inr;

! - k e i to p r f a -i nv;n;c creature

. V r ' i el ,1 1 s" WerV. is f-- ".e the Vn.ted States, Ar - has been arranged cv Humane association of ir.d is an annual affair. he cl-iV) da v. TU'-si! -iv . Wednesday, benefit re 1 .ot.a.r day ; Fr:d i v ..! ex.-rcis"-. piar.tinK ut day. r.T-y Scout day: '.7. every i;uis;er is -i on kin inc:-? t ; every

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The Mesdames C E. Graves and J. It. Graves attended the, meeting of the Whiting W. C. T. U. in Whiting last night at tho home of Mrs. Shoup on Fishrupp avenue. A splendid and Instructive time was enj iyed. - Friends of Mrs. H. W. Roberts of 430 Truman avenue will be pleased to learn that she is improving rapidly, afur her serious operation at trie Columbus hospital. Chicago. Her friends will be able to see her after Monday. !

The Ladles Aid of the Hyde Park M. E. church met yesterday at tho home j of Mrs. Wm Kelly. 1133 Jackson street.; Af'.-r the usual business the hostess j Said Can't Be Done j

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"My oxperience with Jv"tors and medicines caused me to lose faith in boh, and when a friend told me that Mayr's Wonderful Kerr.edy cure my stomach trouble I told him 'it can't be done.' However, he finally persuaded me to try it and to my surprise it did All symptoms of acute Indigestion and gas having disappeared." It. Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal

tract and allays the inflammation I which causes practically all stomach. ! I $ liver and ir testinal ailments, including i H

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good for rheumatism, for it is an A-l blood remedy drives out the prisonous impurities responsible for your trouble and leaves your circulation rich anl wholesome, as it must tf f you are to er.joy perfect health. "S.S.S. as been on the market for more thsn 50 years. My father sold it right in this store before I was born, and I remember when I was a youngster hearing him tell his customers it was sa good because it was made of strictly fresh herbs. Just let me wrap this up for you, and you can start taking it as soon as you get home. Then if you want individual expert medical advice you can write to Chief Medical Advisor, 858 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. IIo will give it to you free."

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FOR THE BLOOD Standard for over 50

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Springtime Charm

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There is something :i ness of the Va!k-Ovcr st

that is fascinating. They ha e tiiit charm you always notice in springtime. The slsohtiy rounder toes, the shorter vamps, the beautiful sport shots so much in vogue now ail are features of the sprir.2 exhibit.

A NEW WING -TIP IDEA Women who e wc'oorr.ej straps will

rote the j. leasing combination with a wing-fip toe and cleverly placed perforations. It conforms with the lat-t tendency of fashion to favor decorai:on. Very elective with ciO':;J &o en Vci-. vVnJJ

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