Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1922 — Page 4

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UNHONORED AND UNSUNG The United States gets small credit foi what it does in the interests of peace and the general welfare of humanity. Congressman Burton attended several sessions of the league of nations during his recent visit abroad. He reports that there was discussion of the British famine relief, but there was no mention of the $20,000,000 given by the United States, and only the Japanese delegate spoke of the disarmament efforts of the Washington conference on limitation of armaments. Apparently the. foreign conception of the United States is a nation of profiteers, relentlessly pursuing its creditors for every dollar of their debts. Regardless of what America has done or may do

THE NEXT CONGRESS No keen political observer believes that the Democrats will obtain control of the house

of representatives next month, yet if they were to overturn the Republican majority there would be an end of constructive legislation for two years. The Republican majority probably will be reduced. The 1920 vote was not a normal alignment of Americans politically. It is vain to predict the size of the Republican majority in the next house, but Democratic sources inform all who will listen that ii will be from 40 to 80. The concession is made by the party of Wilson with hope that it will fcjuiet Republican efforts to get out a full vote and that Democrats may slide into congressional seats. As a part of the subtle scheme it is announced for the Democrats that they do not

I loved a cirl called Lillie,

And another by the name of Pat, But I called Lil Tat," silly, And that was the nd of that. Now neither ever sees me, I'm off their address books. But I've a scheme that frees me I call all "Snooks."

SNOOKS"

'Twas only a trifling error.

I fell in love with Helen, But she gave me the air When some impulse, compellin Made me address her "Clair."

The trivialest of flukes,

But since she raised such terror I call them "Snooks."

So if they're christened Daisy Or Florence, Sue or Nan, Here's a tip to the man who's lazy, Just follow this simple plan. Don't bother how they ii ne her, For names are merely hooks To hang on, but acclaim her As just plain Snooks.

No use trying to take a motion picture of Congress. It doesn t move fast enough. NO RACE SUICIDE HERE POSITION as housekeeper; lady of 22 years, with 2 children, age 6 and 3; have no objections to other children. A. R. 22. Want ad. in N. Y. "Times." We note with considerable interest that, after a year or so of rumor, the Episcopal church in America has actually removed the word "obey" from the marriage service. At any rate, we can consider this

only in vhe light of a matter of form. Candor leads us 10 aamu mat ib

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w'5 W1" ""J""' " " j of year3 we feel justified in saying that any church could Have taKen would embarass their chances of success m iyz4 that acti0n at least a decade ago without causing a ripple of excite-

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With a nemn-ratlr maioritv in congress during merit or dismay on the part of the male sex. The brides tnemselves With a Democratic majority m congress aun i0 considerable pains to remove this objectionable word, and

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responsible for the failure to accomplish any

thing of benefit to the country. This is preparing an "alibi" in advance. Nevertheless it makes a substantial argument for Republicans exerting themselves everywhere to retain all the seats they now hold and increase thev number as much as possible.

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SILVER LINING ("I expect to f.ght some one next summer." Jack Dempsey.) When life seems sad and dreary, when the boss has cut your pay When friends neglect to pay the loans you lent 'em. When you've saved your extra dollars up against a rainy day, And then in temporary aberration spent 'em, f When you have a vicious toothache and your tummy's on the fntz, And you feel as bum as sin and even bummer. There is still a silver lining to the somber cloud, and it's That YOU won't be fighting Dempsey this next summer. When the butcher and the grocer and the landlord bring their bills. And you're visited by your inlaw relations. Just remember some one's coming, Mister Fulton, Greb or Wills, According to all present indications. Who'll be sitting on his ear and hearing little birdies sing While express trains through his beezer roar and rattle. ?otne one must be a sacrifice, but the important thing Is YOU won't be the guy to fight that battle.

Q I fill The Germans are being given a little exhibition of French dry fejfl cleaning.

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l'DER the curfew law IX Hammond some of these SHORT-SKIRTED grandmothers ARE likely to set sent HOME at nine o'clock. NO one can look more as IF reading: the evening TAPER when not than a girl SITTIXG !n the front room AXD hoping her beau will come along-. AXOTHER vexed question m'hich we suppose AVE shall have to let go till next summer Is WIIICII are hotter, corsets cr pants? t XFORTtXATELY the MAJORITY of women know THAT man Is never so helpless AS when In the presence OF" a weeping- woman. ANOTHER skirt heritage 19 the way a woman will ALWAYS crawl under a barrier IF possible rather THAN step over It.

WELL, we suppose the girls know JIST where they can put their hands OX a pair of sloppy galoshes! ANOTHER humanitarian traffic RULE that is badly needed IS one prohibiting a woman FROM parking a husband for LONGER than one hour in any ONE place in a department store. OS the other hand matter EXERTS a marked Influence OVER our mind and we often GET up in the morning AFTER a restless night feeling SO irritable that we'd like to do NOTHING at all but write stuff ABOUT Henry M. Daugherty, the nftnrnev rfnral.

WE believe in a single STANDARD for the sexes, AND we suppose the father COMMON" house fly of WHOM we hear so little IS really equally culpable WITH the mother. WE suppose Mr. Edison Is getting rather TIRED of answering all SORTS of questions AS, of course, he can not being a COLLEGE graduate, but we do WISH he'd tell U3 whether girls Invariably CLOSE their eye when kissed before HE stops enlightening us.

T YEARS en TODAY

William Sager of East Chicago was found guilty of shooting his wife and was sentenced to two to fourtsen years imprisonment by Judge Becker in the Hammond superior court. As Mrs. Ssger has recovered from her Injury tnd because of conditions in the home the sentence was suspended. Seven hundred applications for first papers have been filed with Clerk Charles Surprise in the Hammond federal court within the last few months. The rush has been due to the approaching election. Hammond council last night took up the proposition of building a deop sewer and ordered Engineer Lyons tc look for a suitable location for a sewage disposal plant. Attorneys Peter Crumpacker and L. L. Bomberger will be the speakers at a republican rally which will be held at Munster this evening. Mike Kozacik of Whiting is moving to Gary where he purchased a saloon about a month ago.

The new ornamental street lights in the business districts of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor will be turned on for the first time tomorrow eve-nine.

MAILS TOO SLOW, SO GIRL CABLES "YES" TO MARRIAGE PROPOSAL FROM FRANCE

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Ry KENNETH WILLIAMS. KANSAS CITY. Oct.. This city has what is known as a "master if assemblies." He Is John Richard Jones. Jones makes a business of handling larjfe crowds. He trained a horus of more than 500 voices, picked from Kansas City churches, vhlch participated in two pageants presented in connection with the convention of the International Sunday School association held here last June. Those who have seen Jones stand before a mighty audience, as he sometimes does in conducting "community" singing, and Have watchtd him sway the vast hrong until they eagerly responded to every caprice of his leadership !f-re-e that he has an uncanny knack "or controlling crowds. Jones hails from FcKtiniog, Wales, h!ch is within sight of the seaIfio home of Lloyd George, prime Minister of Great Britain. Early in lfe ha exfilbited a love for music, lis native village maintains a miliary concert land of 100 pieces and he Mount Moelwyn male voice hoir.

F Rebekah Cauble and her bashful fiance, Alonzo C. Webb.

Sa l Cable toils are expensive and so KcoeKan vauuif, aiai m C. whh' mail DroDosal froir Pans by

m cablinp back the one word "Yes." They'll be married in June in the

A music festival called Eistoddfod is held rnnually, in which all Wales takes interest. Xe Welshman hopes to be ablo to participate in this festival some day. Educated at the University of Wales, at Aberystwyth, Jones came to America cbout fifteen years ago. He studied music with David Jenkins, Eben Frout and Taul Le Vallon. Jones maintains that Wales would long ago have been crushed beneath oppression and tyranny If its people had not been able to inspire one another with song. Music is the handmaid of religion.

according to Jones. He holds that the high morals of the Welsh aro attributable to a large extent to their intense fondness for music. "The fires of optimism and patriotism have been kept burning in the hearts of the Welsh people by their mass singing, which Is almost a dally custom In all sections of Wales," Jone3 explained. Music in the home and plenty of singing will further a wholesome future for .America, in the opinion of Jones.

According to information just received Battling Nelson, prise of Hegewiach, was married secretly to Miss Fay King, cartoonist ,on the Denver Post on August 30. The ceremony was performed on riko's Peak. William Johnke, the Hobart liveryman, found business so dull that he decided to go back on the farm. He held an auction sale cf his livery equipment yesterday and is moving to the Heck farm south of Hobart. Frank Russo, a rival fruit peddlar, has been arrested by Hammond police and is being held as the man who fired ten shots at Leonard Piazza from the bushes at Hoffman and White Oak avenue, Monday morning.

HOW MUCH YOU KNOW

1 What is a marguee? 2 How wide is the state of Delaware at the north end? 3 What city is the capital of Sicily? 4 What United States president had the largest family? 5 When was Maude Adams born? 6 What is a mare's nest? 7 What is the poetic name for Portugal? 8 How many different forms of knots are there? 9 What is kip? 10 What are two synonyms for eager? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAV'S QUESTIONS 1 What are two ryhonyms for the word Illustrious? Ans. Celebrated, eminent. 2 What is the meaning: of wan? Ans. Pale from sickness. 3 What is the correct name for the American elk? Ans. Wapiti. 4 What is a vintac-er? Ang. One

A goodly number took part In the Bible School parade Sunday. Several of the members were unable to attend owln gto illness. An attendance of 103 was reported at the Bible school. Mr. anu Mrs. Albert Ivuchene and son of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horner last Sunday. Mrs. M. Smith and children spent Monday In Hammond. Mr. Frank Ho:iy and son Byron have returned from a fishing trip on the Kankakee river and report a fine catch. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Kansneld and daughter Ruth of Hammond, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. K--rfield and family Saturday ev. cnlng. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havengar and son, formerly of Hammond are now occupying their new home on Ogden avenue.

Bacteria have been found to !n crease 700 times jn twenty-four hours In milk cans which were covered before being dried, and milk put into such cans has been found to spoil much sooner than milk put into cans that were dried previously to hHriR- covered.

who harvests grapes. 5 What is a vinaigrette? AnsAn ornamental smelling bottle. 6 What Is a tankard? Ans. A large drinking cup. 7 What color Is sepia? Ans. Dark brown with a tinge of red. 8 What is a native East Indian soldier called? Ans. A sepoy. 9 What Is the membrane which surrounds the bones called? Ans. Periosteum. 10 What is gluten? Ans. The tough alubuminous part of wheat flour.

HESSVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellsworth of Ogden avenue entertained a number of relatives and friends at dinner Sunday !n honor of Mrs. Ellsworth's birthday anniversary. The guests present were Mrs. Nathan Frye. Mr. and Mrs. "oian, daughter Beth and son Ola. of Hebron, Ind., Mr. and Sirs. Peter Sanders and children, of Crown Point, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Castle, Mrs. George Cook and son Jr. and Miss Myra Frye of Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kessler and family of Kennedy avenue, Mrs.

Ellsworth was the recipient of

many beautiful gifts. Mrs. J. WIerick and daughter, Mary Esther, of Columbia City, Ind.. arrived Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ellsworth where they expect to visit several days. Mrs. H. Hopp and Mrs. C. Anderson were Chicago visitors last week. The Dorcas Aid Society will meet at the church Thursday afternoon. All members having woolen patch work pieces, please contribute; also material for rag rugs. Dont forget your thimbles and scissors. Mrs. Ira Wiggins is reported on the sick list. Mrs. Wm. Runyan spent Thursday in Hammond. Mrs. C. Spangler who has been quite ill is reported as being better at present. A committee has been appointed for a musical entertainment to be given at the Christian church by Brother Dunning and wife of Crown Point In the near future.

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