Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 338, Hammond, Lake County, 13 April 1922 — Page 10

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CELEBRATE WITH DINNER Th alumni and formor students, resident la Lai county, will celebrate tie founding of Indiana University with a banquet at the Industrial hlgfc acaool In Hammond on Monday evening. May first. An Interesting1 program has been arranged for this occasion. Dr. Arthur I Foley, Kesearch Professor for Luther Dana "Waterman Institute and fcead of th Department of Physics, will represent the University. There are about 800 elumr.l and former

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New Music for Spring and Easter

DEVOTIONAL NUMBERS BY ELMAN AND JOURNET ZlnibaUst Plays Mendelssohn's , Spring Song FRING and the Eastertide meet appropriately in several interesting n u m be r s among the Victor Records for April. The joy of the new season . of renewed earthly life and the solemn significance of the Easter are beautifully and profoundly interpreted by lead ers in the world of song. Like an echo throueh the centuries t Elman's remarkable new record, Eili," a violin arrangement of one of the most extraordinary of Jewish melodies an expression of that same despairing cry that Christ himself set up in his dying moments rn the Cross. It is a sad, even terrible strain, in which melancholy and Cespir prevail. France has produced much of the! world's greatest devotional music with which to celebrate the great Christian anniversaries, and the "Hosanna" that Journet sings :r one cf the April Victor Records is among the most subHn-.e of French Easter fionss. It is fluently melodious, telling the story superbly in wonderful, resonant French. Particularly timely was the recent by Caruso during life. The CruciUxus (t from Rossini's Solcnn Macs was iK chosen by the Victor Talking Machine Company as perhaps the most appropriate to break the silence, on ifVj part, which has followed Caruso's e death. Whatever tne rekpious faith of its hearers, whatever the quality cr degree of their belief, this record, vlth its ancient stcry of death for redemption, brings us face to face 'ilci tbe eld questions of life, death a;:d immortality, the eld ideals of love and sacrifice. Musically the Trcrrd is worthy in every detail of the (jreat man who made it. Trinity Quartet sings four splendid Easter hymns, each occupying its own side of two double-fcced Victor Records. "The Strife Is O'er, The Battle Done," is one of the most plorious hymns of any faith or people, the words being from an old Latin hymn, the melody from Giovanni da Palestrina, the great sixteenth century Italian composer. "Our Lord Is Risen from the Dead" was written by Charles Wesley, brother of John, and pne of 'the greatest English hymnodists. Tbe tune is that grand old song "Duke Street." Ia each cf thesa fcyir.ni one stanza is taken by .the soprano voice, solo. The two other numbers, cn a single record, are "God So Loved, tl'e World" from Sir John Staincr's "7 he Crucifixion," an oratorio known to tboajands and sang in many Christian Churches on Good Friday or at Easter. On the reverse ia "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today," Charies Wesley's wordsetting a cna cf Mozart's most inspired melodies, with all the jubilatira of Easter ia its glorious phrases. Splendid Love Song Happy the son? that can Kara Schumaoa-Heink to interpret and perpetuate its beauty. "If 1 Torget" which she sings on a Victor Record for April is slow in tempo, set among generous harmonica, but nothing iu description can hope to set forth the randeur of the voice itself. In the eecond stanza a solo violin takes up a high, sweet, vibrant conatcr-melody, remaining with the voice to the end. The overture to Don PasquaU (one rf the few overtures Donizetti left from hs many operas) ia quick and as sprightly as the opera itseif and that's a good dcaL Toscanisi and La Seal a Orchestra play this melodious number on two records for April Victor audiences, each separately interesting, though both necessary to fomplete the overture. It is pure, ight, spontaneous melody, requiring po further explanation Tbe old, old play of dissecting a rlaity for love's answer is the subject cf Werrenrath's selection for a delightful Victor Record in April. -Tell Me. Daisy" is informal in style, some of its best effects being achieved by the simplest means. It is suns; without affectation, which is one of the most difficult attainments of any singer, great or small. Vvhatever may be meant by "popular" music, Mendelssohn's "Song Without Word s," cr Spring Song, is all that and a classic of iclafities. So on the Victor Record list for April we find it interpreted balist, as trua -., an artist a9 Ut. . crtr set bow.' f t -S TO VJO I LIJ, LiC , " plays it simply v and without t!w .r . display, against I ,Z,mbhsC an orchestral fas wwsaSr'j'l accompaniment in which the harp- takes chief place, Braslaa Sings a Cradle Song A beautiful Russian cradle song set to English words, this is both musically and for pure sentiment a record cf exquisite rarity. The first soft string chords lit here and there with a celesta-tone, establish the rhythm cn which the voice almost immediately begins to rock to and fro. Later it swings upon the lustrous broken chords of a harp. For all its tenderness, the song has that note of sadness from which Russian music never has seemed quite free, yet it's a song which will bring comfort and the sense of peace. The Flonxaley Quartet's new Victor Record for April is a Nocturne by Borodin, quaint, yet bold, having for f -hief theme a fragment of Oriental 1 melody, jakso f roa Mcbamjaedaa

students resident In Lake county. Indiana University was founded January 20th, 1820. The doors were open to the first students at nine thirty a. m., 1824, when ten students enrolled to take up the study of Greek and Latin. These subjects were the only ones taught at the college at that time. The history of the University by Judge Banta, one of the earliest students and later Dean of the School of Law, Is delightfully Interesting In Its descriptions of the struggles in those early school days. All the students then came from Indiana homes but now many states and foreign countries are represented. Access to the University then was on foot, the student carrying his baggage tied up in a handkerchief, or on horseback with saddle bags." This Is Jn marked contrast to the easy travel of present day students. The salary of the first professor was $250 a year.

legend, pie number opens with th!a theme, sung by a 'cello against a svneopated chord accompaniment There follows a cheerful Russian dance-rhythm, returning again to the main motif which is worked into some intricate and fascinating designs. Mme. Galli-Curci has sung for Victor audiences some simple and some decorative numbers. For an April Victor Record she sings "Ah I vous dirais-je. maman ?" (Should I Tell You Mother?) -Variations on a Mozart Air a number based on a quaint little air. unaffected and simple as a child's song, which she develops into a coloratura number of startling brilliancy and dash. At the cir.iax the voice leaps away from its following flute, to the "high E." which it holds with perfect ease and power. "Someone Worth While," which Edward Johnson sings for a Victor Record in April, is a song of retrospection, cf gentle yet not too profound regret of the "golden days," the things that life has known and lost. The melody and rhythm of the song are in admirable keeping with the spirit cf the words, sung with fine interpretative sense, the artist taking up and passing on each phrase as though lifting, for a moment, some time-consecrated object, then setting it down with a cigh. The sun and moon of the East are in a new number by Hans Kindler among the. April Victor Records. Arabian only in name, yet "Arabian Melody" (Melodie Arabe) is entirely Oriental, exotic and fantastic in feeling. It's a daring bit of orchestral composition, too, for deep-stringed in? struments openly accompany the soloist, without losing contrast. If you have been curious to hear a cello harmonic? this record has one. "You will not soon forget it. That situation in Verdi's "Err.ani" where Don Carlos, King of Spain, threatensdeath to the aged Don Silva is one of the most dramatic in opera. Ruffo eingi it for an April Victor Record "Lo Vedremo, O Veglio Auciace" (I Will Prove Audacious i 1 - .7 V- . - ... . - ? 3f fine of th - S, S. 1 i?V .nM,, m.tnh"- .w'.lMyi dian opera ; not Ruffo fa itself but fine a niece of Italian lyric singing, perhaps, as Ruffo has ever set into permanent form. Five New Victor Dance Records Five of the country's representative dance orchestras make their own separate records for Victor in April,' including one waltr. All Star Trio E.nd Their Orchestra ploy "Hortense" which certainly miht have been composed "when father was a boy" considering its inclusion of "When the Corn is Waving, Annie, Dear," "Turkey in the Straw," "Wiit for the Wagon," and others of the same vintagc. Never Mind," on the reverse side is slower than "New York" fox trot time, and includes a phrase from Saint-Saens' "Samson and Delilah." Club Royal Orchestra does some startling things with "Wanna," which starts with a bang, goes over to a deep sax like a arum, steps into a fcigner sax theme, rags a bit of Grieg melody, to mention a few of its general effects. "Sac Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" is a strongly accented dance, with some dove-like, fluttering sax-melodies. To help you try out the Scandal Walk, the Whitemans make a remarkable record on the April Victor list. "Cutie" is a brilliant medley fox trot, with soft, blazing woodwind chord "Lonesome Hours" on the reverse is rather a stately dance, interrupted by gossipy little conferences among separate group of instruments. There are as many ways to waltr ss to make a Welsh rarebit. Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra include on a new Victor Record for April a fine waltz 'number to practice with. "Three O'Clock in the Morning" is dow, steady, smooth as water in a canal. "Lola Lo" on the other side of this record is a Hawaiian fox trot, with a strain of Viennese in which the strings predominate, giving a peculiarly flexible qmlity. Two fine fox trots by the Ben-son Orchestra of Q"ica?o complete the Victor dar.ee offerings for April. "Virginia Blues" is slow, with here and there a phrase from "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny." "Venetian Foat Song" is in decidedly quicker time, with plenty of orchestral color and a bit of the barcarolle from "The Tales of Hoffmann." Merle Alccck Sins Two Favorite Everybody thinks they know "Roclc-a-Bye Baby," but don't think you know it till you hear Merle Alcock sing it on a new Victor Record, all her own, in April. It is sung in a pure and lovely voice, with a soft, wistful obbligato for the violin joining in the second stanza, "My Trundle Bed" which she sings on the reverse, is another old unforgettable, redolent of balsam-apple, lavender and clean sheets. Fanny Brice is once more with us on her own Victor Record for ApriL While she sings "I'm an Indian ta a patter cf clever stuff in the orchestra, she's forced finally to confess that shea really a "Yiddisher squaw." Then, on the other side, she's no aquaw at all, but a Yiddisher sninter, on account of a low-lifer named Nathan. "Oh, How I Hate That Fellow Nathan" conveys the moral ia vigorous Brooklyn Yiddisher that a man in the srms is worth three oa the road. An unusual record among the new Victor offerings for April is the "Song of Love," from "Blossom Time," the first record to be sung in duet by Lucy Iiabelle Marsh and Royal Dadmun. It is a combination of popular melody and fragments from the unfinished Symphony of Fran Schubert. Oa the reverse we hare Schubert again, Lambert Murphy with Orpheus Quartet singing his immortal "Serenade." Each month's Victor announcements bring fresh and ever interesting new combinations of immortal sore newly interpreted by the world's leading artists. These records are now at your nearest Victor dealer. wneref you can near them at you pleasure.

The growth of the University from its earliest beginnings has teen steady; but for the last ten years the Increase has been wonderful. The University is now doing big things. The blgrgest, perhaps, of its present undertakings is the raising of a million dollar memorial fund, of which 5400,000 was recently raised in 30 hours in a gigantic drive on the campus. This fund Is to supply many urgent needs of the University. I'art of it is to be spent in the erection of the first units of a dormitory system for women and alao the initial units of an athletic stadium. The drive with the alumni will begin next September.

"FAT" ARBUCKLE FREED OF CHARGE By ELLIS IL MARTIN STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N.'SERVICE SAN KKANC1SCO. April lis. "I hold no animosity against any man. I want to got back to work In my life profession. I hope to come back. Pictures are fear to me. They are my life work. 1 have no plans just now. I could not make any until this cloud was lifted. I will consult with my friends within the next few days." Such was the future outlook of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, famous film comedian, who on his third trial for manslaughter was fretd of the charge by a jury of eight men and four women after but a minute's deliberation, as outlined by himself today. "I am an American. I accept the verdict of an American jury." This was th statement of District Attorney Matthew Brady.

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Commencing Thursday, April 13th, Until Mondayy April 17 EASTER SALE You will find smart styles for this coming seasons wear. Offerings at such low prices that you will be reminded of

the Easter season of many years ago.

Your Easter HAT V A Special Purchase of $5 and $5.95 Hats for Easter All the new shades and colors to select from

Children's Hats in plain and and trimmed effects. A hat priced from 98c to LADIES' SAILOR HATS in jade, brown, navy, black and of colors, at-

Confirmation Dresses

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organdy, voile, georgette crepe and crepe de chine. Your

Inspection invited. Priced at $5.95 to SPRING Ladies' and Misses Spring cloth, in blues and brown, $18.50 to SPRING Vew Serine Dresses of Taffeta

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$15.00 to . FYTRA! EXTRA I ' Junior Leacue Baseball and Bat given away Free with each Boy$ buit or over. BOYS' HEAVY HOSE Extra heavy Boys Kibbed Hose, Billy Goat guaranteed quality, black only. 35 C pair 3 pair tor $1 r.TRi V HOSE Children's fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, black, brown cr wnue. Kranit guaranteed 35 C quality, pair RAINCOATS For boys from 6 to 16 years old. to be had in plain or bell ed model, at CA $8.75, $6 and. . . .

Extra Special Toilet Article Sale

25c Colgate's Tooth Paste 18c 50c Pepsodent or Pebeco Tooth Paste. 35c 25c Jetum Hat Dye. . .17c 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder 15c 19c Stork Castile Soap 12V2C

We Want You To Feel At Home In this Store We Have Built and Completely Furnished 5 ROOM BUNGALOW Open for Your Inspection Every Day in Furniture Department, Second Floor You ought to see these rooms before purchasing any new furniture get some new ideas see how homelike and comfortable a few well selected pieces of furniture can make your home. VISITORS INVITEDEVERYBODY WELCOME . YOU WILL NOT BE ASKED TO BUY

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Two legal matters remain to be disposed of to finally close the Arbuckle case. The police court information charging manslaughter will be automatically dismissed on order of the court. Arbuckle will have to face in Federal court a charge of having had liquor In his possession on the occasion of the party in iolatlon of the prohibition laws. lie is expee'ed to enter a plea of guilty, as it is a first offense a fine is likely. A family reunion was in order today. Roscoe's brothers, Arthur and Harry, were in court when the verdict was rendered and Arbuckle spent part of the day with them. He expects to leave for Los Angeles about Friday.

SAYS LEGION WANTS ADEQUATE NAVY INDIANAPOLIS, IND., April 13 Declaring American ex-service men regard congressional attempts to reduce the United States navy as "disastrous and a threat to national safety " Hanford MacNider, national commander of the American Legion, "today telegraphed President Harding, pledging the Legion's support in the administration's fight for an "adequate" navy. Pointing to proposed further abandonment of naval vessels, Commander MacNider telegraphed that the navy Is the country's "first line of defense" and that "the falser sense of security engendered by unmanned ships would be fatal In time "of stress." Aleppo, a city of Turkey In Asia, dates back to 2000 B. C. combination colors in tailored for all occasions CQ , rough and plain straws in red. combinations 4j 33 line of Confirmation Dresses in ST 8 50 j.v COATS Coats in polo and, chinchilla at $2750 DRESSES and crepes in all the newest R 00 BOYS' SUITS We carry the newest up-to-date models. Materials are the kind that stand hard wear at the same time and look well ' with two pairs of pants, at . $17.50, $15, $6.50 $13.50 and V RUBBER PANilES For the babies in white and fles at especially priced 39 C We are Sole Distributors of MINA TAYLOR DRESS AND APRONS in South Chicago INFANTS' HOSE Silk and Wool, while only and excellent quality for (j9c better wear, pair. . . . 50c Cold and Vanish Creams 35c 25c Cuticura Soap... 18c 25c Packer's Tar Soap. 19c 50c Listerine, special. 37c 10c Peroxide 8c 12c Carborated Vaseline 9c

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No. 1 field grown Rose Bushes, 3 years oldbest, welL known varieties, such as Frau K. Druschki, Paul Meyeon, Gen. Jack, Gruss and Teplitz, and many others. While 2.200 last, choice

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Tuberroses One of the most delightfully fragrant and beautiful of the summer bowering bulbs, each, 10c. Japan Lilies or Hardy Garden Lilies For outdoor beds or the hardy plajT,t border, each, 30c Spider Lily Bubs at 35c Caladiums or Elephant Ear One of the most effective and easily grown foliage plants for the lawn or border. 15c. Oxali Summer flowering, colors white white and pink, 5c. Ismene Calathiaa Flowers are pure white, borne three or four on a stem and are very fragrant, 25c, Shade Trees Carolina poplars, very hardy and rapid growing shade tree, known especially valuable for new lawn when quick shade is wanted. Does well in all climates and in poorest soil, 8 to 10 feet. 69c. Catalpa Tree A most rapid growing tree, large heart shaped leaves, with clusters of white and purple flowers. 8 to 10 feet, 98c Catalpa Bpngei or Umbrella Tree Desirable where formal effects are desired, lourishes in most all soils and climates. 6 to 8 feet. 2 year old. $3.00. Cannas Your choice of best well known varieties. Your choice, 5c each. - Climbing Rose Bushes Hardy Hybrid or Climbing, best well known varieties such as Crimson Rambler, Dorothy Perkins, Excelsia, Seven Sisters, Madame Plantier and many other. Special. 25c. Selected Fruit Trees Cherry tree, Early Richmond, medium size, dark red, juicy rich acid flavor; stone adheres to stem, the old standard, $1.19. Cherry Tree Montmorency, larger and finer than Early Richmond and one of the best flavored cherries. One of the best varieties, $1.19. Peach Tree Elberta, large yellow, with red cheek, juicy, well flavored, leading variety, finest yellow free stone, 65c. Pach Tree Champion, one of the best and hardiest white peach, 65c.

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EXTRA SPECIAL 32-Piece Dinner Set Served for 6 People

toric pheasant pattern. In tan, black, with olive green edge line, on the new rench square shape. This is a new open stock pattern we just received and in order to introduce same we offer these 100 32-pTece sets. $15.00 value at $9.75. NOTE This pattern !,will be carried in open stock by us for years to come. Therefore you can match and enlarge the sets as your wants require.

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We Have Received a New Shipment of Hardy and Shrubbery at the Same Low Prices as

Potted Plants in Full Bloom Hvarinths These Dlants are in full bloom. A very fine species, all colors, in four inch 23 C pots. Sale Hyacinths In 5 inch pots, 3 flowers to each pot, Qr w r w Tulips In 5-inch pots, 3 flowers to a pot, ZtQr Jonquills or Daffodils In full bloom, 1 C Boston Ferns Large size ferns. Others ask . $2 for. On sale Friday and Saturday, 05 C at Tulips The best and sturdiest quality in full bloom, each in pot, 30c value. 1 5 C at $9.75 Best quality service v i t r e us porcelain. Highly glazed. The decoration is a reproduction of his

Climbing Rose STew fresh green hardy stock best known varieties as Crimson Rambler, Dorothy Perkins, Excelsior, Seven Sisters, Madame Plautier and others. Choice

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Peach Tree Carman, large, resembling the Elberta, one of the hardiest, 65c. Crab Apples Whitney, vigorous grower, very productive, at 85c Crab Apples Florence, perfectly hardy and will grow in any kind of soil, at 85c. Russian Mulberry Seedlings A very attractive hedge, very hardy, vigorous grower, per dozen, 35c Honeysuckle Bush Pink, 3 to 6 feet at 29c. Boston Ivy Quick growing climber at 35c. GLadioIa Bulbs Extra fine, choice mixed, per dozen, 20c Flower or Vegetable Seeds Choice fresh stock, large package 5c Onion Sets White or yellow, per pound, 15c Seed( Potatoes Early Ohio, per pound, ZYzC. Hardy Privet Hedge Armour River Norht, 10 in bunch, 2 to 3 feet high, $1.25. Spirea Van Horiettie Bridal Wreath, 2 to 3 feet high. 18c Snowball Bushes Japan variety. 3 to 4 feet high, at 48c Weigela White, flowering throughout the summer, 3 to 4 feet high, at 35c. Weigela Rosea, a beautiful shrub with rose colored flowers 3 to 4 feet high, at 35c. . Barberry Japanese One of the most desirable shrubs in cultivation on account of its habit, foliage and fruit; fine for an untrimmed hedge, 18 to 24 inch, 48c. Syringa or Mock Orange Vigorous growing with snowy white and mostly sweet-scented flowers, 3 to 4 feet high, 35c Deutzia Pride of Rochester, one of the most popular of flowering shrubs, 3 to 4 feet high, 35c Lawn SeecJ Washington Park, per pound, 23c Rhubarb Or Pie Plant Roots, large lumps, 15c Grape Vines Concord 2 years old. at 18c Fertilizer, Sheeps Head For lawns or gardens. 25 pound bag for 75c.

Special! Andreasburg Roller

Canary Birds $15 Values

$9.50

White Wyandotte

Baby Chicks Sold only in lots of six or more ....

20c Each

5,000 Baby Chicks The healthiest and most sturdy Baby Chicks ever hatched, specially priced for Easter. WHITE LEGHORNS, 12&C each - BARRED ROCKS, 1 8 C RHODE. ISLAND REDS, 18c each (N0te Not Sold in Smaller Lots Than Six)

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75c Pocket Knive

The lot consists of 2 bladed. good quality steel blades. Imitation stag and horn handles, brass lined made to retail at 75c. While they last at 35c each.

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