Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1922 — Page 6

May 1,1922. FIGHTING SWOLLEN MISSISSIPPI WITH HANDBAGS MEN THIS oulatlon for the past two years, and was last won by Troop 9. Any troop winning It .two years in succession will be given permanent .possession of It. Troop S worked hard to win It, but they realise that they are going to hava to work hard to keep It, tout with true troop spirit they say they will be able to deliver the roods. FAMOUS GENERAL CASTS LOT WITH CANTON FACTION man visited with relatives at Chicago on Thursday. Wm. Murray of Hobart transacted buHlness here on Friday. The eighth grade examination will be hld on Saturday at the Dyer high school. Wm. P. Hoffman of Vlncennes. Indiana, is visitin with relativesMath. Hoffman transacted business at Chicago on Thursday. guerite Simpson, teachers In the East Chicago schools cam last evening to visit their parents ' until Sunday. Ike Gershman of Chicago visited Ms father H. Gershman, yesterday. The most valuable part of ths shark Is the skin, which has the toughness of vulcanised rubber. HESSVILLE HIGHLAND JJ

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Expert on Love Expounds Interesting Views For The Gentler Sex

r INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE XEW YORK, May . "It is entirely possible for on man to love 100 per cent two different women, or for one womtn to love 100 per cent two different men," Dr. Andre Trldon declared today, Joining- battle with Dr. David Forsyth, of Washington, in the realm of pyscho analysists. Tridon. & leading authority in his line, was proof-reading", bis new book on "Love," and he declared to the International News Service that his deductions on the subject were ;based on years of Collection of statistics. Forsyth had declared man to bo

incapable of being "head over heels in love" with more than one woman at a time, but that he mlgrbt be "half In love" with two, or onetwelfth in love with a dozen. "A man may lore, more than the whole world, a woman who Is of the mother typ. in whom he seeks protection, whose praise and belief in him tickles his egotism," Tridon said. "Yes, this man may love 100 per cent a woman who 1s merely female, and nothing else. She may be neither likable mentally, nor distinctly attractive physically. "No one individual satisfy both phases of the human "character."' Selection, according to the psychologist, is a matter determined in childhood. While the man Is a nursling babe, according to Tridon, his ideas regarding feminine beauty are determined iby his mother, his nurse or women who surround him. "Our dual nature makes it possible for vi to love two individuals wholeheartedly," Tridon declared, "but for" any man to love twelve women one-twelfth Is Impossible. 'Two wholehearted loves are possible for & man or for a woman, but any Increase beyond that means merely flirtation or promiscuity. "A woman may love the kind of a man who always keeps his accounts straight, Is never In debt, always et home and stays (home nights, -who Is always considerate and kind tut that kind -of a man is extremely unroraantic He would not appeal nroch to a movie audi-

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-"feJ Reinforcing the levee near Scott, MIsjl, to prevent threatened flood.

Working with a desperation born of fear men are hastily' reinforcing the levee near Scott, Alis& where

the Mississippi is rising steadily. Farther south, near New Orleans, considerable carnage p life and

property has already been done, Historic plantations hare been flooded and heavy losses reported.

ence. She may turn to romance and danger, "But if a woman or a man has more than two loves they Are not loves at all. The men and women who seem always to be in need of constant change a.re persons who have a feeling of inferiority. "The iconflrmed flirt is a woman who lacks self confident, who must constantly make new conquests in order to reaasoireV, herself of her charms and attractiveness. , "The Don Jin is a weakling. He moves from one attachment to another, conscious always of his inability to hold his loves. "No. a man or a woman may love two different individuals fully, but three, five or a dozen that is impossible. That Is not love." -

Boy Scout Column

TROOP ACTIVITIES Troop 7 had a very interesting meeting the other evening. Scout Master Fair had "some very pretty colored ibird pictures, and the troop had an identification contest. The result was that one boy had a perfect core, and two only one mistake each. Prizes were .given the winners.

Troop 8 did a fine turn the other evening. Scout master Scranton, took the troop to Hessville, and with the assistance of Mr. Patterson and Mr. Smith, they re-organlzed troop 19. The Weft Hajnmond boys gave a dandy exhibition of Scout work and have guaranteed that Troop 19 will be placed on the map. The winners of the second division in the inter-troop meets of Troop 18 of St. Mary's church. The winners of the first division was Troop 6 of Irving- School. Troop 18 had never met troop 6 so they decided to take their measure which they did, Thursday evening, May 4. at Maywooi gym. A large number of visitors and parents were present. The contest was close and very exciting, but the North Side boys were a little too fast for troop IS. and consequently won the contest. Both troops did work which they could not be ashamed of, out due to more scout training Troop 6 won the honors. The Scouts' City Clean Up campaign has practically stopped because of inability to secure trtacks to haul the stuff. Some troops had as many as four and five truck loads of paper, rags and iron. The total amount gathered will e over 23 truck loads, and nearly thirty thousand pounds. The boys feel that they could easily make it one 'hundred thousand if they "had had the time and means of transportation. Next year they are planning putting

on a Clean Up Campaign during- vacation week, and will guarantee doing a thorough job of It. They certainly appreciate the kindness of the people who saved the stuff for them and were surely sorry that they could not get It all. Some time ago Colonel Meyer presented the boy scouts with a twenty-four room Martin house with, the understanding that 1t was too be erected at Camp Wicker. After postponing the trip several times, last Thursday morning Colonel Meyer, Executive Scott and Scoutmaster Brown took the house to Wicker. They erected It. This sounds very simple and easy, but you should have eeen it. The house measured over four feet each way, and weighed over one hundred and fifty pounds and they put t up on a Jointed post of 6x6 timber. They dug a four foot hole, and with the assistance of a neighbor 'boy, a Ford truck, a step ladder, a couple of ropes, and a number of planks, they finally managed to -get the jointed post In an upright position and bolted Into Its place. It is in a ibeautiful position in the open space of the cabin, and they claim that fhey are sure that It

will be occupied by a family of Mar.

tins in the near future.

The much coveted Inter-Troop shield, which was the first prize in

the Inter-Troop Efficiency contest

was presented to Troop 3 In a regu

lar meeting by Scout Executive Scott. This hield has been In cir-

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The Las Amigas Club met at the home of Mrs. Jack Wat ner, Kennedy avenue. Wednesday afternon. The roma were artistically decorated in the club colors. During- the social hour the hostess served a dainty luncheon, each g-uest receiving- a favor In accordance with th color scheme. The members present were Mrs, Ferman Harding:, Mrs. Harvey Ruhl and daughter, Mr. Wm. Dedelow and dauflrhter, Mrs. Paul -Spauld-ins and Mrs. Porter Brandenburg" and daughter. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Dedelow. Mrs. Fred Stelllng of Hammond was the guest of Mrs. W. R. Patterson, Wednesday. The Porter Brandenburg house, Hartmann Gardens Aditlon, now under construction. Is rapidly nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stslncamp and daughter of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Lohe, Wednesday, evnlng. Mrs. Charles Cornsttt was a Hammond visitor Wednesday. Mrs. R. Xj. Jones of Chicago spent Thursday at ths home of Mrs. Walter Patterson. Work has been resumed on the Assembly Hall to be erected hers. It Is to bs a cement (block building. The school children had their monthly fire drill Tuesday, It required lass than three minutes for every child to be out.

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Miss Bess Banks who has been

traveling through, the east doing: Lyceum work during the past seveo months, lias returned home for a week's visit. She expects to leave Wednesday for Iowa, to spend a week, after which she will return home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. McGInnls have moved Into the Pariah Leaflet flats. A son ma born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson. . Mr. and Mr Georga Hay-ward celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home south of town Monday. A six o'clock dinner was served. The out of town guests were Mrs. J. J. Zelgler, of Los Angeles, Call., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sykes and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sykes of Gary and Mr. and Mrs. John Bergmeyer and aughter Vernlta, of Beatrice, Neb. Mrs. Mary "V. Tagr passed away Wednesday morning at the horn of her daughter Mrs. Bowman, where she has been staying staying for the past week, owing to bar lljness

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Gen. Chen Chiung Ming. Gen. Chen Chiunjr Minjr, one of China's leading generals, has thrown his lot with President Sun Yat'Sen of the southern Chinese faction in the civil war now raging in China. The general has takes command of the left wirar of Sun Yat Sen's forces.

Her age was 66 years, 9 months and 22 days. She is survived toy her husband Mr. Jacob Yager and two sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 today at the Deep River church and the Interment will be In Deep River cemetery.

At a special meeting of the Highland town board held Wednesday evening, it was decided to adopt the new time, change to be made Sunday. Don't forget to set your clocks ahead accordingly. Mrs. William Miller and daughter Vtrna, of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Nicholas Flucklnger last Thursday. Mrs. George Rahaus of Chicago is visiting her mother Mrs. Helen Slocum. this week. Wm. Wells, spent Friday and Saturday at Crown Point and Rensselaer. Miss Merle Stone entertained her mother, whose home is In Bedford, Ind., several days this week. Mrs. S. A. Hutch-ins Is spending the week with her daughter In Kent-land.

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John Thiel will spend the week end with his parents at St. John. Mrs. M. Aulbre of Gary Is visiting with her daughter Eva, Mr and Mrs. H. N Cam ah an motored to Gary on Thursday evening, i Peter Cope of Schererville Is paint lng A. E. Kaiser's house.

The Dyer Juniors will play the Crown Point team on Sunday, May 7 th. The Parochial school will givo a May Festival on Sunday night. May 7. Everybody welcome. A good time is promised to all.

Some of our Dyer men spent their evenings at Cedar Lake fishingSome of them come home with good fish stories and others with real fish whioh they caught. Rose Lorenz. Elizabeth Kellman. and Lena Austgen spent Thursday at Hammond. 11 Frank F. Scheldt and daughter Estella made a business trip to Chicago on Thursday. Barbara Scheldt and Dorothy Keil

The latest word from Fred E. Ebert who Is in the hospital at Ham mond, is that he Is getting 'along fine and will be able to come home in a few days. Mrs. E. S. Walker of Monon came Friday evening to visit Lowell friends for a few days. The Misses Veima Sheets and Mar-

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