Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 67, Hammond, Lake County, 8 September 1921 — Page 11

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Cloth frock has slyxx trimming

Mrs. Ot'o e'c'.fftl tnJ iajghtfr of Mliler have ccmw to Crown loltit to rr.ake their homo with her rarents Mr. and x:ra. v. O. Hughes for trie pr?ent. Mr. Stt'fel ias rer.teci her b 3rne in Miller. Tha John p--eh!er home In Hast .t.. occupied fb-y l'ompey Lncionl is being; rtpa'.red ani decorated this week. The County Commissioners were, entertained et dinner at the County farm by fiupt. B'ifhiw cn Wednesday. Miss Xiot'.:. Ford of t'r.o County Keccrder's office ha tef n conf.ncd to hr hom this week on account of '.'.ln.-yv JWal KLnigiit left today iy motor f r Otgo, Mich., where ht- wi.i he niarrie ;

to ilics Marlon Pearre --f that city b it j formerly a teacher of East Gary. The! weddin will take y'.ucc at l".e horr,'.-t

of tha bridfl on Friday. Aftr few dAys trip they will return to Crown Point to reside where a how- la in re-odinens on iouh Co irt stre-t. Mr. Knis'nt !s employ fd as a mail carrier and in a eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kn'.sht of this city. Mrs. Joseph Kramer refjrnfl rn Fundar from a three months trip to

Eilla .Butte, Mont., where f re was aj g-uejt in the home of her d.i-j g ht-r. I

Mrs. Peter Ler.nortz (former. y Miss Bertha. Krarr.mer.) Trr. r5 Xlra. Walter Beck returned

tha le.t of tr.a week frc m tr.c.r weddir.s; trip and Mm. Beck resumed herj

duties la tht Crown Folr.t sclioois or. Monday. The official report comj-liM by Co. Cleric Wheat on fli.w that i'O resident hunt ar.d flshi:. l-.cr.sa were is-

?'-ed during August. 191 n--n-r? .h:-l-nl htiui ingf and nsh lic.er.."s and 1 r.or.-rfc'.df nt hunting licenses, tiie latt'T -be in is worth J1C-.50. The op. n;nt; f the hunting jtason in Octooi!' will n doubt bring- these figures nuch h-p her. Special JudeTe Reiter cf Ham-Toi, Is Fitting In a caso In the Circuit d'o'irt entitled Interstate Public Service Co., vs. Eric Lund and Board of County ""'-".tr.lss loners. Tha case grows out of the erection of th.e County Farm. Eric Lund of Hammond,, telns the contractor. Through his attorney Victor K. Roberts. Claire He!! is; of Li.wfll, has tiled dirorca proceedings against his w Ife. Ethel. wh...m he married in September, and lived with till i.u-toh.-r 23rd, 11-H-, was guilty of cruel and in ::v man treatment, imm.-d a:ei- after their marring. she wo'.ilu leave: home without acquainting- her hue-band of her

whereabout, she. refused to meals and cam for her home ally left him al t o;; 1. 1 he r. Hcltrk In Lowell.

get his r. r j fi n -; 1 : is a

r.W M Allltl AC.K M(T,M-.S Mauric J. It'.ttcr. Cleveland, lor' thy R Bvans, Whiting; Clarence M. K.ine. Hr.mmcnd. Violet I Jones, Hamm -nd. Ih.rry Ktldmati, Garv, F.innie Shar'.ro. iliiry, Iv.o Lenburc, East Gary, M.iry V. IVarU, Hobart; George A. IVter.-u-n, lliinmord. Grace l. Miller, Hammond; Frank Sw'.erczek. Ea:rt Chicago, M.irie B-.-zyrsski. East Chtcajro: Theodore Hahutis, Gary, lentils Fretchey. Fairheld. Mo ; Stevo Ig-yarfo. Fast Cihcago. Julia 1'enke, Indiana Hurbor.

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secretary of state, for tha sen at rlal j ) I nomination. That ther wa.s even 2.

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(possibility of Mr Jackson considering J I entering tha lists came s & great j

j surprise, as It was definitely under-

oi'.her a far sighted politician or an ar.-.blt'ous one to espouse the cause of Shank. Fut Shank, who Is lrrfinlous. even If not d'.ETdfied to the degree pome people elesire. called harmony mect-

' ings on the spacious lawn of his Inl dianapolis home. Mr. Jackson promptj ly respc-nled to the call of tha mayi oralty nominee and Bpoka In the in- , terests cf united Kepub.ican support i for the city ticket. j It wavs common gross!? at the time ! that Mr Jackson was merely bu'.ldj Incr his fences for tha distant puberTutorial battle. The rumor about thn J renatorship Indicates that he might j have had a eye cu & contest closer ' at hand.

tTiWES BUREAU AT STATE. CA?,TAL1 INTIAN' APCLI, Sept " I'erslstar.t reports that Albert J. Eever!d?e will not be a car.dolate for the 1922 senatorial nomination as-alr.st Senator Harry

S. New see

on the lieutenants of the two leaders i

who are proceeding to draw up the lines cf battle. quietly as yet. but In a determined ar.d prim manner. Before, the re-conver,!r.g of consrefs In three weeks every section if the state will be aroused to the fact that thera Is goir.fr to he a contest for tha senatorial nomination. Ptirlng the confrresslor.al recet.3 Senator New and Mrs. New are vleitir.g every part of the state They re touring over the ttate In e.i automobile ar.d r.o town or city la too email for the senator to stop If an opportunity Is presented for him to shake hands with some of the wheel horses in llepubllcan. party affaire. IXirlufr the week Senator New has visited a number of northern Indiana t t.!s. Thursday he atterded the Mor.tlor.'ory county fair at Crawfords ville. J rlciay he was in Hur.tingrton and Saturday in Marion. He will fe In Fort V "a;, no over Sunday and early In the r eeh w:U be In Flkhart and South 1 rei. A- tordinsr to the senator's plans, 3 w:li then s Ins d-'-wn Into southern j dia.ia, stoprlr.c: particularly at Terre jiaite. 1'rlnc-ton and Kvar.svlUe. On toe way to the pocket of the Elate he v ill stop at the home town of Will Hays- Sullivan wh ro politics Is ever a fertllo subject- . This activity of Senator New ncaxly one year before the next primary election can be Interpreted m only one way hy the political observers. It means that he expects a contest for the nomination and perhaps a bitter one. One of the senator's strongest supporters declared today that he feels confident that Mr. Feveridgre will start in the race. Ha declared he believes he will gro to the primary, but of course there Is a possibility of the ex-senator droppine out of the contest in the eprlnjr If conditions do not seem favorable. In the LSt few days there has been some talk of grooming Kd Jackson,

i st nod la political circles in tho capj Ital he was centering his attention or obtaining- the gubernatorial nomI lnatlon In 1521. Mr. Jackson, however, -was one- of j the first of the Btato Republican leadj ers to come out in the open as a lui ker of Lew Shank, nominee for I mayor In Indianapolis. Just aft r the

primary many Republicans who hai or posed Shank for the nomination w-re extremely bitter in their atti-

Blae perpe has never been Brsy smarter than it in in this frock hcra

! with its CiiM-ow bar..- trimmircr f

eiynx. Slynx, by the way, is the r.arno of the fur fabric which is aa Unit-ation of aximirier,

the In lianapolis posttnastershlp. Mr. Fchortemelr's name ha been injected into the contest for the, place after It became apparent that the Appointment of Robert I'.ryson. who !a Identified tu3 one of the leadors In the oil Jcwett orpanizat Ion. wluM bo extremely obnoxious to the foes of the dethroned fact-,, n. Sl-.ank nvtde It known that he wanted Kdward J. Roblson, defeated candidate for the, mayoralty nomination to have the postmaster;,h!p Mr. Robison. however. Is not ;ua!i:ied as ho Is mora than 65 years old. This question will be settled within a Jew days when Merrill Moorts, representative from the Seventh district, returns to Indianapolis. After weeks of squabbling- the Indiar.npoli.1 Democratic city committee has dof.nit. ly d-cided to ditch" Miss Julia Landers. Pe-mocratlc national committee woman from Indiana, as an a.-tiv-e worker In the present campa'Kn. The Landers- affair has been very (iniusirjr, but extremely disconcerting to the- I e in ocr a s. Thomas Taisart. the French Lick boss, was called upon several times to use his pouer to try nnd make Miss Landers behave. She

continued to denounce Thomas Meeker, city chairman, and finally an

nounced she -would not have a desk

In the city committee rooms even If she was permitted to head the speakers' bureau.' Boyd M. Ralston. Democratic nominee .'or mayor, and a brother of the ex-governor, tried many times t) placate Miss lenders and her organizationthe Seventh District Democratic Women's club. Things got so bad, it is reported, that Mr. RaUton and Taggart had to decide to leave Miss Landers and her club out in the cold and proceed without them, no matter what the consequences. This had to be dono as a matter of party dlrr-lpline. The virtual ousting of so Impor

tant a person as the rational Committee woman from the affairs of tho party In the city campaign was delayed, very naturally, 3 Ions as possible.

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' row'i ouh-kly gv.herel hegan talking in the most orm of wit.

When a r.ew and rnedern an rv -bile hearse was recently introduce for the first time in Prills, by : n r.n-

T:i a mitnb-r of sa H5t r- f 'Tiy'r-: -'ion r., of Mate rit-lr-vays or fo- read Improvement

entirely ly the mo

ths entire,

i 1 . i :r.en: r. -e-ft; te ;-..:vls is t. -w birr i v. h ! owners.

that ballot box Muff practiced f.-r nvmy y -The Ni-w-Watsop. f of f; e y..-a:s ao i j in this connect ion. At son va. u n a f-o

it al many p: e.-:m tr. It wa.s t?iis condition

:. - hiis, been irs pat;!. v to rial contest in i r ferr-.i to that time Wat-io-wl-i.it siiady

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There ! no doubt that tha result o fthe election in Indianapolis thl3 fail will have some effect on the senatorial contest. One of the amusing things in the Indianapolis campaign Is the fact that there Is more Kossip among the Shank leaders about the senatorship than the fall election. They believe Shank's election 15 certain. No open promises are being made to the -( enator's eupjor.ors, but under the surface there are many things going on which indicate that the attitude of many of the higher ups In the Shank organization are proBe verldge. The well-known Beverldge man In Indianapolis ar beginning to take a very active Interest In the Shank campaign. They are being sought hy the Shank leaders to harmonize some of the old organization leaders. This relationship is regarded as significant. However. It is not expected that this friendship will develop fo an obnoxious degree. The most that can be hoped for by the Beverldgo leaders Is a clean primary, free from maohlnle control In some twenty pre

cincts In which it Is a notorious fact V 3

which p r city pla-f t-.ori that h.s ad iv. in

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ei Suavk to insert In his th:s ear rY.o declaraleoiod he w -uid con-.ol a'ion to nf.5iiun a hands

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