Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 323, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1922 — Page 9

KfCt

Til

u line o,

lit- .

Tented Celloist and Hammond Girl Married

The Reporter Sets the Romance of These Young People to Music. BY HAHLOD CROSS THS 2KAOXO TXTJTB (A romantic opsra laid in tha vllla of HMmnfl and having to do with tha lev. of Lawrenea GIndl. callotet An th. Parthenon, theater srehastra, and Martha Sumerakl. srattj; lrl). ACT I. CUrtala rises disclosing church. la the sacristan opens the doors tha rll lasers appear and sing- a hymn le the Madonna. Zuet follows. Eiv lT Zjawrsnee Glndl on way to church nln, Tl cavallo scalpita." LAwrence has peen so regular at tharch for sereral months that the rood father la worried. He think the boy must bo sick. But there Is k reason. Lawrence fa rolnr to Ihureh arorr Sunday morning be mum Martha roea. Since the first Uaoe ha saw her in church he has kyd her. This burning- ardor 1 fcscret. Ha doesn't know who she Is ind baahfulnaaa keeps him from India out. Martha has been rotn to the Parthenon for months to hear twrence JT the cello. His divine playing M von her love. But they have lerer mat. "Pralaad Be Tha "Will of Hearen,' trie tha choir, followed by a cello olo by Lawrence. "LTe Still My Haart, Lie Still." ACT IT Xt la the reaper hour. Dinar done". bells are ringing-, but mothers keep a sharp eye on the world Tor The play was of the moat wildh melodramatic character, but the treat ecene was that in which the fcwo. oppressed but indomitable. tenfronta the 'snearinjrly triumphant villian. "Sir Marmaduke," he exclaimed, yon have reduced me to boggary. broken the heart of ray aged mother and eloped with my wife. But seware! Don't go too far." Senator Harrison said In an af -ier-dinner addrets in Atlanta: "The race question goes to a treat many people's heads. They tan't discuss it without getting ionfused as Lush. "Lush drove home on night fn taxieab. and the driver assisted lira to hii front door. Then, after ; I minute or two, the driver said: " 'My goodness, mister, you can't : Sen your front door with that.-! afs your cigar.' j " 'Dear me hie so it I,' said , .ush. 'That means I've hie imoked up my latch key.'" I

A New Standard of

6 cylinders 50 horsepower $1 06 5 If you spend more than $1 000 for a motor car you are entitled to a six of full fifty horsepower. If you accept fewer cylinders or less horsepower per dollar of investment, you have only yourself to blame. Such is the new standard of automobile value established by the Je we tt and endorsed by a volume of public opinion which has broken every sales record ' of this- factory. See the Jewett today and you will have morq respect for your pocketbook. It is sold and serviced by Paige Dealers Everywhere CVNEIL AUTO SALES CO.. COR. CALUMET and CARROLL, PHONE 82, HAMMOND, IND.

It Is full of love., The vesper bells play "Suona vespers." Xo longer able to conceal his love, Lawrence Is beneath her window with his cello. "O, Lola c'hal dl lattl." he plays, and then, "I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls." Martha comes to the window and sing's sweetly: "Hark, hark! Msthinks I hear!" Lawrence replies with, '"When other lips and other hearts." confessinghis . great love. With the beautiful "In mla maho alflntu sel" Martha Informs Lawrence that he Is In her power, but that he must ask father. Lawrence begs for a kiss, singing, "Though Love Is The Plague In I

WIFE AGAINST Above, left to rigrht: Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick ard her ex-husband, Harold F. McCormick. Below: Max Oser, groom-to-be, and his cousin, Erail Burge. Center: Mathilde McCormick, bride-to-be. What a lovely little pair of family rows Mathilde McCormick's proposed marriage to Max Oser has started. Mathilde, seventeen-year-old heiress to the

-yf. 4 :, : IP f j I3v J i t. i?v i , - v A i U . . -i lit vt ;v 4 - -3 r - v f (5 r- vCT ? 1 - i - i I v , v H . k . M I v t II v, i V I v NeO , I ? "1 ? VV1 " I ' - J3 fv t S I '1 ( I x -mtmi-Mmtm v xsfc'msf iisdt ami x I 1 1 A i i m

I Life," "Thou knowest where only thou canst see me again,' she sings. ACT III "Durch die "VVald durch die auen," sinjrs Martha's father. "Die Hoffnung," sings Lawrence and on bended knees pleads for the hand of the girl. "What have you ever done to earn the right?" asks thii father, "Once I was page to the Duke of Norfolk," (from Faletaff) sings

Lawrence, "Dies blldnlss 1st beaanberndschon," einga Martha's father, giving his consent. ACT IV. Overature, "Arlade Sorbettl" by Tarthenon orchestra. The scene Is the church. Father and daughter sing "Tuttle fe feste al templo," and Lawrence Joins them In "Dite alia glovine." March, Lohengrin. They plight their troth. . "Praised I3e tha Will of Heaven." stngs the prjest.

HUSH AN b; COUSIN AGAINST COUSIN

i LSaaJ I

harvester millions, is the center of the rows in both families because of her romance with Max Oser, the aged but gallant Swiss

"Ho, the Landlord," the orchestra sines, reminding Lawrence that he

muht Tiurry back to the theater to play that night In order to pay the rent. " "Gloria," by b ensemble. And thus ends "Dl tale amor. 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.! WASHINGTON. June 5. The preme court Of the United States de cided Invalid the double tax and pen alty provision of the prohibition law for Illegal manufacture and sale of liquor. The test case brought by Ernest riding master. The fight of her mother, Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick, to prevent her father, Harold, from giving his consent to the marriage, has been taken out of the Chicago court, perhaps lest family skeleton, be loosed from the closet. And in the meantime, Emil Burge, Chicago interior decorator, has come forward to say that his Cousin Max is nothing but a fortun hunter. Value

DOUBLE

LIQUOR TAX

INVALEO

Lipke of Philadelphia against Internal revnue collector Lederer. Lipke filed a complaint In the lower Federal Court asking an Injunction restraining collector Lederer from proceeding to collect the taxis and penalties Imposed under the na

tional pronobHion law. The lnjuncj won was .flehled and his bill was dismissed. The Supreme court's decision today held the injunction should have ben granted. IS FED m I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 8. Rudolph Valentino, film Idol was freed today by Justice Hanby, of the charge that he committed bigamy when he married Winifred Hudnut at Mexican, Mexico, on May 14th, though he had not' received a final divorce decree from his first wife, Jean Acker. , The actor's hearing was completed last Saturday and Justice Handby had taken It under advisement until today. THIS EDITOR READS TITLE CLEAR WASHINGTON, June 6 Of all the countries In the world, the United States Is 'most destitute of morality ana rreedom," according: to Iso Yamagtta. elltor of the Seoul Press, the only dally newspaper published In English in Corea, . Copies of an address by Yamagata received at the state department here today, contain a sensational denunciation of western civilization and of American Institutions In particular, with suggestions that Japan can learn nothing or value from the United Sates. The address U nirtely published In Japan. "I have taken a flying trip to the United States and Europe," said Yamagata, . "and. the impression I

VALENTINO

OUR

standard of mtasical valta

m i !!!

"HIS MASTERS VOICE" REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. Important s Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid On tho label. Victor Talking Machine Company Camden, New Jersey

of those countries is exin the word 'disappointITALY'S DEMPSEY K. O.'S GERMANS' HEAVY& CHAMPION Ermines Spalla. Move over, you hopeful heavies, and make room for Ermines Spalla, heavyweight champion of Italy. He's p-oing.to bowl over a few more European gents and then invade tha U. S. He recently knocked out Hans Breitenstratter, German heavy champ, in the tenth round.

received hausted ment.'

x ' - s t x

pl)i;iii!!lllfll!!iniiiT!nttif,R

m m 'Ma

When purchasing a spund-reproducing instrument consider these important facts: l Musical performance is the first consideration and it is evident that the greatest artists would not make records for the Victrola if it did not present their interpretations true to life itself. O Nowhere else can you find such a collection of music as con " tained in the Victor Record Catalogand the Victrola is the one instrument specially made to play Victor Records. '2 The Victrola embodies all the worth-while basic and funda mental improvements of the past quarter-century. There isn't a material nor an idea nor a process that enters into talkingmachine construction which has not been put to the test in the Victor experimental and research laboratories.

Victrolas $25

"Particularly America. which makes a profession of grand propaganda, has nothing substantial within her to speak of. A little study on the hidden side of western civlllsatlon shows that there Is nothing for us to learn from it except material civilisation based on science and the spirit of social life based on puibliejty. "There are more crimes committed In the United States than in any ether cbuntry in the world and the appearance of sensational Information abfrut numerous diabolical bank robberies in the newspapers is an every day matter. "In a W6rd, America Is a land of despotic capitalists wB6se doctrine Is the almighty dollar, and one can escape any punishment If only he has m6ney.

BLIND PIANIST TO GIVE RECITAL J. W. (Blind) Boone, now appearing in his forty-first season in conI cert recital In repertoire, tor piano, I 4r v lifli

to $1500.

Including masterpieces bri th4 world's greatest composers, has Justj

returned from two seasons i'ft thd east that included successful recitals! In Washington, D. Baltfijhor Ml; Philadelphia, Pa.; NewYorW City, Boston. Newport, R. I.. rhe.rJ his wonderful playing was enth.usi-1 astieaily received. He has been engaged to g-Iv a re eital at the Auditorium, gndiannl Harb6r. the erening of June 8. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Substantial Choice Dishes HEE HOTEL James Cough KIKVMt 4 x: tor

VktrcIaH933

9I60

QAcXhriftySixBiiilt byTaigc