Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1922 — Page 5

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Gary Elks' footbaij warriors are not groins to gel a chance to pit '-heroselvea against the well-known Jlnuny Thorpe'a Indian team. At the eleventh hour, after Thorj-s advance agents had given Chairman Ernie Bayton of the Kiks' athletic committee a garne with tho Indians at Gleason Park Sunday aitmoon, the game was cancelled again. "Doc" Young, manager of uic Hammond professionals, who are licduled to play th Indians at

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the Hammond Country Club Xovem. ber 11, made a kick to Joe Carr, chairman of the National Profeseiinal league and tho game was then called off. The rules of the league prohibit memberi of the circuit from playing with teams within a radius of fifty miles of other teams of the league without the consent of the nearby manager. Gary is not a member of the national league, while Hammond is a traveling member. "Doc" Young toid Mr. Bayton of the Elks that he would not stand for the Indians appearing In Gary next Sunday as Hammond has only one game at home this season and that one Is with tho Thorpe aggregation. Gary fans regret very much that the antlered tribe will not get an opportunity to show their strength against tho Indians and will have to content themselves with the fact that their idols play Hammond at a later date and the result of the scores will probably show which team would have made the best showing against the invaders. The Elks, who had already gone to the expense of getting out posters for the game and making other arrangements, arc new looking for other opponents. It is possible thai the Milwaukee: Badgers, a strong state team, will play the locals.

Two Gary hunters Drs. McMlchael and Bordman took a much bigger Jump in search of their game last Saturday when they left for a two week's hunt In the Dakotas.

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The hunting season Is o nln full sway and Gary residents are doing their share of it. In the wee small hours of the rooming dozens of hunters have been leaving the city bound for their favorite hunting grounds and according to reports have been coming back heavily laden with game. According to hunters, rabbits are plentiful this season, but at the rate the hunters are bagging them, they are going to be scarce before sr.ow files. Gary hunters have also bagged a large number of duck in this

vicinity.

PLAN TO FIGHT NEWJvlILK LAW Gary restaurant owners have called a meeting to Ibe held at the Gary Chamber of Commerce headquarters Friday night when they will gather to resist the new milk ordinance which passed its second reading before the council chambers last Monday night and scheduled for paswage at the coming meeting. The ordinance requires milk to be served in restaurants and all other public places from sealed bottles. Restaurant owners declare that If the ordinance becomes effective they will be compelled to raise Ihelr price from five cents to ten cents a glass. They plan to name a committee to apear ibeforo the council to oppose the passage of the ordinance.

perty owners and public In general wish to wait. He made it plain that he was through worrying over the proposed improvement.

Great damage la don to book covers by the action of mold and insects In the Philippines.

Many full grown Japanese crabs are big: around as a bushel basket and weigh more than thirty pounds.

NO NEW LIGHTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR

Xo further action will bo taken on Broadway's new lighting system until next spring, if the Board of Safety follows the recommendations made by the city plan commission. This the board will probably do as Lew Barnes, president of the Board of Safety is also a member of tho Flan Commission and stated that there is a general wish among property owners that the improvement be put over until next year. The Plan Commission urged the city officials that no action bo taken until more legislation !s secured. Mayor It. O. Johnson, who was In favor of a new lighting ystem this year, stated several days ago that It is satisfactory with him if the pro-

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I. MUHOKIAM fit ED VANSTEEL In sad but fond remembrance of our dear eon Fred, who passed away ono year ago today. Wo have counted by the hour as the days iui.ve one their way And our hearts have crt'ed in sorrow through tho long year each day. But no matter how we need and miss you, God alone knows what Is best And a loving memory will always linger of our lovad one now at rest. Gone Is the one we loved most dearly from this earthly care and strife, Uone to the land of eternal freedom, no more to worry of things of life. There are Briefs that cannot find comfort and wounds that cannot be healed. There are sorrow so deep In the hum.Tn heart that cannot be revealed. Life is but one Ions' sad dream as through this world we pass. But the saddest dreams are thoughts of you, until God's will we meet again. From your loving Father, and Mother, and Brothers.

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will reach Doom bringing with hei little "Princess Sunshine" the four-year-old daughter.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEJ The relltrlous attitude "of William Ilohcnzollern. fo-mer German kaiser, which is a trend of rnlnd which has become more and more marked since lis exile was revealed yesterday in he plans he Is making for his forth" omlng- marriage to Princess Hernlne of lteuss. The ex-kais.-r himself picked out the biblical text to be pronounced at the ceremony. Hy ? D WEVER. STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE XiKRUio., uu. 26. 'but ine greatest of these is love." When these words will have been spoken at .Doom by the venerable court clergryman. Dr. Vogel. on November 6, the ex-kalsr will be married for the second time and the charming Princess Hermlne of Reus almost thirty years the bridegroom Junior and mother of five children will be the successor to former Kmpresa Auguste Victoria. She will be the successo-, not In point of pomp and prestige, but In a union more durable than crowns, to the "Empress of Sorrows." At the former kaiser's own request his scriptural lesson deallnr

with the union will be the thirteenth verse of the thirteenth chapter of the first book of Corinthians. Thiswas the identical passage used wher he married Augusto Victoria fortyone years a?o. A curious feature is that this particular passage from the Corinthians Is a translation by Martin Iuther. great German religious reformer. It is different from the English translation, the English

text saying "charity" while the Ger- j

man text says "love." International News Service, lias succeeded In learning the full details of the program as ordered personally by the ex-kaiser. It will be in strange contrast with the first nuptials of the pomp-loving ruler. The arrangements are even simple" than any one thought they would. The most striking illustration is

the menu for the wedding breakfast, n s-.tr iarVijH V a a Ilia hoon nil '

talned by the correspondent before It was even given to the printer. To satisfy the readers' appetite (for information) here ts the fare as scribbled by William on a piece of paper. "Nuptial breakfast: (To follow the marriage of the former German emperor and the Princess Hermlne von Keuss.) "Bouillon in cups, salmon In as pic, ham with Cumberland sauce, shauderoid of fowl, Roman punch, fruit, desserts." This menu will be printed on the back of attractively colored postcards bearing a view of the exiled monarch's horns at Doorn. The wedding guests will reach Doorn on November 5. On the eve-

nine of that day the bride-to-be

STATE CONSERVATION DIRECTOR IS HERE Col. Richard Lieber makes Address At East Chicago Chamber. To ward off Impending diseases and give just consideration of property rights, Col. Richard Ueber, director of the Department of Conservation at Indianapolis', cautioned that a way must be sought to halt the free polutlon of public waters, when addressing the members of the. East Chicago Chamber of Commerce at a noonday luncheon meeting yesterday. Recognizing the magnitude of the problem of eolvlng water polutlon, ihe speaker sized the situation up as a discovery yet to be made within the twentieth century. He pointed out that with the rapidly Increasing population and dovetailing of Industries along the lakes and streams, all adding to the sewage and pure water supply, some ftasIKi.. sn'i't'fp vnnV h'- vorked out

against the f r e polutlon of publicwaters. "The condition of our water supply is unspeakable," gaid Col. Lieber. "and still the practice Is increasing very day unhalted." With a deep rtga-d for community welfare and health of people. Col. Llebtr urged tho creating of a sanitary district as a beginner for solving water polutlon. Curing th' causes by removing the harmful bacteria which makes up the waste matters poiutlng water will be the first and Important steps In this international endeavor, said the not. td st it ntist. "Working out the local water consumption problem ts not always a solution, particuiarly along a stream or Uke which furnishes water to people of contiguous cities." declared the speaker. This part of the problem. Col. Lieber i-onsidered, will be solved after years of research work, surveys and careful application. The state official did not attempt to recommend any method by which East Chicago might hope to solve her problem (as a sewage disposal system), but informed his listeners that he was a strong advocator of the drainage system as a means to pure water supply.

ABOUT THAT MAIL SERVICE Although there Is no uncertainty regarding th" f Ktabl'shment of a ii

rect mail service between Crowj Point and Ga-y in the near future, no definite plans have been mads, according to Postmaster A. S. Hess f Gary today. However, recommendations have jcen made and wl.l probably bear fruit within a short time. E. I Vest of the Sixth postal division of Chicago, who was In Gary ani Ciowri Point conducting an Investigation, has t Iready sent his recommendations to Washington to be acted upon. He recommended the carrying of mail from Crown Point to Gary every afternoon on the 1 o'clock Gary and Southern car and a return mall from Gary to Crown Point every afternoon on the 4 o'clock car. "It is a hard to say Just when we will and out about the proposed service," said Mr. Hess to a Times reporter today. "The recommendations made following tha Investiga. tion havo been forwarded to tha postal authorities and it will take a little time to get a response."

From tha bottom of the "Swire reep" in the ocean off Mindanao to the top of Mt. Evcret would be a vertical distance of more than eleven and one-ha!f miles.

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