Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 26 September 1922 — Page 14

ING'S PART IN

CAMPAIGN IMPERSONAL

GERMAN OPERA DIRECTOR PLANS AMERICAN TOUR

BY GEORGE R. IIOIAIES ISTAfF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON", Sept. 13 President Harding plana to take very little, L any, personal part In the campaign now gettins under way to determlst the political coraplexUon of the sixty-eighth congress. It was learned today As the titular head cf his party, th president will from time to time participate In party counsels and prabably oiler jiome supinations and lulvloaj Vut thin will bfc In conference and not from the stump. Numerous requests have been made

cf Mr. Harding: for speaking dates In various parts of the country during "the six weeks that intervenes between now and November 7, but invariably theso have been turned down, and administration spokesmen fcaid today there would be no presl,itoiUal stumping1 this year with Its accompanying exhortation of the voters for the return of a congress of his own political liking. The political situation In a number f important states was thoroughly 'ranvassed by the president and his advisers in conferences that preceded

"tho departure of congress, and Mr. t3Iardlng is said to feel no apprelnjslon over the continued control of !ongress by the republicans. The republican campaign managers, among them John T. Adams. ,-.talrman of the National Committer tHi Senator Medill HeCormick. of Illinois, chairman of the senatorial ,t-srnpaign committee, have informed ,tte president that the present republican majority of 52 in th senaie will be maintained, but that In the house-a severe cut in the present rspublican majority of 169 is to be expected. It is not to be expected, they pointed out, that the unprecedented

proportions of the 1?:0 landslide can be maintained in this year of piliucal upsets. While the president himstlf will take no ?yoak!ng part in the fall political .-how, nearly all members of his cabinet will dip in from time to time with speeches, as will vicepresident Ooolidge.

HESSVILLE

A lively and interesting content between the adjlt and ioatit, i' ople's classes Is now going on at the Christian church. Bro. J. K. Woerner of Gary, pastor of the church is teacher of the adult class and Mrs. Ward Kessler of the Toun,? Teople. The contest began Sunday, September 24th and Is to run (four Sunday?. The Adult class at present is several plaits In advance. Come and l..-o t the good work. We're with the winner.. Mr. and Mr. Ward Kessler enter

tained a number of relatives at s.ippcr I'.lday eveniu Unions those pifMirit w-r !r n: it Mrt. Marley

linyrlrtt cf fhlcag) Hartford Tl.v;:!et cf fcoriTig'ei'), Ohio and Mr. and Mr Fail K ; " crth and daug:i:er Klyth- t' Tlr'. Mr I'.ry StcnebraVer rir l children v,.cnt Kmif'ay at Illjhinl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stonebraker. Mrs. Paul Spaulding and Mrs. Ira Lambert were Griffith visitors last Friday. Miss Edythe K'.lsworth entertained a numtier of her girl friends at a six o'clock toirthdav dinner Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Ellsworth.

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Bruno Walter. Bruno Walter, director of grai-d opera in Munich and regaiied as a musical genius, will arrive in the U. S. early in 1923 for an extended tour of the country. Thousands of Americans have heard his work during his ten years in Munich.

Those present were Misses Mary Johnston and Irene Gadsby of Hammond. Mildred Tatterson, Irene Johnson. Ijouise Emerlc, AKerda Smith. Mabel and Irene Horner. Mrs. W. Kessler assisted her sister Mrs. Ellsworth at serving. Miss Ellsworth was the recipient ctf many ibeautlful gifts. Several of'the Hessvllle people attended the funeral of Mr. Charles Mauck at the Christian church in Hammond Saturday afternoon. tvoroas Aid Society will meet at the church every Thursday after

noon at two o'clock to prepare fori the bazaar which is expected to take place In December. Every member

U- Invited to attend as regularly as possible and come prepared to sew. The 'Hammond Board of Education ! have pledged their assistance and

co-operation In getting the gymnasium at Hessvllle In readiness for the presentation of the "Tom Thumb Wedding," to be given Friday evening under the auspices of the Dorcas Aid Society of the Hess ille Christian church. Everyone invited to attend this Juvenile play and enjoy the clean and wholesome fun. Tickets will be on s:ile at the door. Come and bring your friends. Carl Anderson and family, formerly of Hammond are now residing on Kennedy avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Luchene Sr. and Mr. mid Urs. G. Freckner and son of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Horner Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo:e Ivunz of Hammond attew'xl the C. E. rally at the Christian church Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pillebaugh and son Walter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitehead and son Arthur. Mrs. lyui.-e Williams and children and Mr. W. Klteheil. all of whom are from

Crown Tolnt were the dinner guests of LMr. and Mrs. C. M. Shay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K . Woerner and

children of Gary were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lambert Sunday.

Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the usual hour. Mrs. Ward Kessler. leader. Come and enjoy the.se mid-week meetings. Topic for this week is "The Race Problem: Brother or Brute." Oon't forget the Tom Thumb Wedding Friday. September 2?th at 8:00 o'clock to 'be given at the Hessvllle gymnasium. The cast will consist of children, mostly mnder the age of ten years. Come and forget your troubles.

'THEY SHALL NOT CROSS," IS BRITISH FLEET MESSAGE

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Shopcrafts leader. Attention of the shopmen is carried to the fact that Big Four officials must put them to work within

thirty days, or at the end O'f the 20 days period enter their names on the payroll.

In the midst .of an arid Arizona desert, the copper mining company working the celebrated AJo mine has created a beautiful oasis.

British warships passing up the Bosphorus to occupy harbor of Constantinople during a former crista.

FRANKFORT As a result of eating rat poison which had been set out by neighbors. E. H. Whlttaker, of Frankfort, has lost a valuable pet wildcat. Mr. Whlttaker had a pair of the cats. He turned them out In the open to play recently, and one of

them ate the rolson

Great Britain's first drastic ctep to check the menace of Mustapha Kemal Pasha and his victorious Turkish troops was the dispatching of a fleet of war-

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nople to prever.t any possible attempt of Kemal to cross the straits and take the city. Landing forces from the ships will be

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the city and in any part of Thrace should Kemal's agents stir up insurrections to aid the'r leader.

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AEROPLANE SMASH Injured 'Men Are Cared For by Ex-Kaiser's Fiancee In Her Castle.

BY S. D. AVE YE R STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE Copyright 1922 BERLIN", Sept. 26. Princess Herm'.ne Ajon Schoenaich Carolalh, of Peuss. who is to marry the ex-kaiser early tn November, acted as both hostess and nurse when two men

1 were Injured in an airplane crash

I rear the Princess" Castle at Seaborn,

Silesia, on Sunday. , In the airplane were Ludwig Hassenpfug, a former captain In the German army; William Strunk, a famous Austrian aviator who piloted Enver Pasha from Kovno to Moscow on the famous flight when Enver was -captured,; Tonl Raab. famous German war "ace" who was piloting the machine and the writer. Captain Hassenpfug and Captsin Strunk were caught under the falling plane and hurt; Raab and the writer escaped with only a bad shaking up. An Invitation to the occupants of the smashed machine to enter the

castle and partake of Its hospitality and care was conveyed from the princess. The princess appeared and after asking a few questions took charge of the work of caring for the Injured. She proved a veritable sister

of Mercy. A wing of the castle was hastily fixed up as a hospital for the two wounded flyers and arrangements were made for them to remain over night or until they were able to travel.

4,000 SHOPMEN RETURN TO WORK

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Sept. 26. Letters authorizing 4,500 striking shop crafts men to return to work on the Big Four were in the mails today. The letters authorize the men to resume work under the ternv? of the Baltimore agreement as accepted by President A. H. Smith of the New York Central lines in con ferences with P. M. Jewell. Natlona

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CONTINUES THROUGH TO SATURDAY THE 30th Every curtain in this sale is HALF PRICE because of slight imperfections, but mended so skillfully they cannot be detected. Fifty percent of the patterns are exact duplicates of those in our regular higher price stock.

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Fine high-grade curtains frcm the great Zion City- lace mills, in the finest assortment of pretty new designs. Lace trimmed curtains of Filet Net with borders on both sides, to be used as panels. Hundreds of ether exceptional values at $3.93 per pair.

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