Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1922 — Page 8

THE TIMES

Tnpsdpv. Xov. 21. 1922

Gossip cJ? Staff Grrvspancfads at horld Centers of " Population

CLEMENCEAU, FAMOUS "TIGER OF FRANCE," IN SPRING. SUMMER AND AUTTW OF LIFE

1 x i i.A.k t:. ilASOS STAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE FARIS. Nov. A monument erected ty the etate of illssoin-l In honor of the soldiers killed In action was Inaugurated at Cheppy (Meuse) on November 11. the anniversary of the Armistice. It is the work of Mrs. Nancy Coonsman Kahn, of St. Louis, and is composed of a pedestal and column of granite surmount ed ly a statue of Victory In bronze holding a wreath of laurel and olive branch. In a medallion Is enarraved this dedication: "Erected by the State of Missouri (TJ. S. A.) In memory of her sons killed In France for Humanity during the Great War. 1917-191S." The monument will Te placed exactly over the spot where one of the Missouri regiments suffered rauoh hardship. Tom Thumb's watch has Just been turned out at the great Swiss watch factory at Vevey. It Is said to bo the smallest precision watch In the world, striking the minutes and the hours. It is enclosed in a platinum ca measuring only one-half Inch across and encrusted with brilliants. Prince Hirohlto, who has recently announced his engagement to the Princes Nagrako Kuno, ald It with a little sword sumptuously engraved with the emblem of the JapaneseEmpire, a golden chrysanthemum of sixteen pearls. In addition, the worthy fiance has promised his bride-

to-be a magnificent crowd which will j cost a mere bagatelle J0,000 or i more together with a fine pearl ;

necklace which any queen would be glad enough to wear. The little princess Is a dellg-htful

person, versed In musla, singing, i painting and poetry, besides know- j

lng many sports. She Is a young girl "tout a fait moderns." Her trousseau consists of a series of charming Japanese gowns and another series of European ones. The wedding gown Itself will be made cf twelve different tissues at a cost of a few millions.

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5. A rag doll. Play the games as when you were a oy or elrl. Tell the stories your parents told you. Sing the songs you sang when you were younger.

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Clemenceau at Few, if any, of tne preseEnropean itatesinD an bean of a careei as Ion, varied acd tempestuoaftas tht of fom.e IVemier Georeea Cleaiv iceaa tb T1?M- of FYanee." At on. Urflj a political exile, livins In

Clemenceau at sixteen, torty and eighty-one. lieiow, the home ol

212 West Twelfth street. New York, fifty years ago.

about to start or. a speakir tour of the United States and iudeine from his past perform

ances his audiences may expect to hear him tackle International

New York and attempting to establish a practice of L.tdicine, then a teacher of lar.guap-"s in a Connecticut school and finally the "Savior of Prance" in the Wor'J war that ? a thumbnail eketrh of Clemenceau''' life. Ho H now

problems without gloves Above are iuteresting glimpser of him.

Legs are private property, so Fernand Bailey, a Parelan dwarf, found out recently to his own grleif. Wishing to avenge himself on a passerby who taunted him, Mr. Bailey ran between the man's legs and turned him. The victim received a bud bump on the he&d and the dwarf a cosy little cell In the Paris JalL

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That's where Tysmol gets In its work Tysmol Is applied over the spot where you feel the pain, and i taken up through the pores of the bkln. It soothes and heals the Inflamed nerves, helping ta restore them to healthy condition. Tysmol contains no dope no poison. Absolutely harmless. Get a good supply of Tysmol from Weis Drug and Stationery Co.. D8 State stret. Prioe $1. Tyanol Complny, Mfg. Chemists, 4ftfl Sutter St., San FVn.no! ic..-i. adv.

VoronofTs gland operations and their possibilities of prolonging life have reopened the question In Franco of who Is the record modern Jlethusaleh. Marie Prloux, born In 1680, lived 1SS years, according to what are Telleved to be reliable records. She has been awarded the French title. A Hungarian, Pierre Zortan. who died January S, 1734, attained the age of 185 yers. A Frenoh surgeon. Dr. Locat, testified that In England a man named GUlour MacCraln reach ed the age of 200 year In 1755. Communism In Franc seems bound for the bow-wows. The leaders have taken to quarreling among themselves. Even th Communist newspaper, L'Humaii'te. gloomily reprints criticisms by revoluntlonarles of world renown, painting a blaok picture, from their point of view at least, of the apathetic French population who won't Indulge in a little revival of Carlyle's French revolution. Desperate measures are being taken to try to hold the party together at the coming Paris convention, but present Indications are that it will split Into four or five small parties. Mate ballet dancers are betng called out for the new season at the

Grand Opera. For several years past tho masculine members have been kept In the shade by acting only aa necessary partner to the "starfl." It Is to be hoped that before long there will be another Vestrls, Nljlnsky or Foklne oa the stage.

PHI WEEK AND HOI CARNIVAL PLANS COMPLETED

Oommenolng llonday and continuing through the week, if the plans of Community Servloo crry .nd the parents co-oprate, there will be many a youngster and adult malo happy, because of Homo Play Weok. to which Mayor Duniel Brown attached sufficient lnrortar.ee and Issued a proclamation, asking the people of Hammond to give their befit thought in providing attractive means of recreation within the home, and especially for the children. Parochial and publlo sohools are co-operating, all but three sohools havo bene provided mlth suggestion, and those will be provided with suggestions within the next day. The suggestions are given to school children to take home and Klve to the parents, and read. In part, as folowsi

PABEHT3I JOIN YOTJ3 CHTLSKEK IN PLAY Fathers and Mothers: Community Service asks you to enlist in their Home Play Week Cam-paign, Sunday, November 19th to Saturday, November 25th. I'ledge yourselves to carry out any two of the suggestions contained in this circular, or other play activities that are more to your Hiving:

V STJOGESnONS 1. Prepare a play space, Indoors or outdoors. 2. Swing, Indoor or outdoor, especially for smaller children. '8. Ilanglny bar or trapeze, for the older boy or girl. 4. Pets, even a baby will t enjoy looking at a chick, bird or rabbit. 5. - Sandbox, in yard or basement. Keep sJid wet. 8. Museum, child's own collection and a place to keep. 7. "Work shop, tools and materials for boy or girl, and a special place, their own, basement, attlo or elsewhere. 8. Equipment for playing ball.

' skating, or indoor floor and table games.

0. Pegular play time, parents with children, three times during week. 10. Story telling, three times during week. 11. Sribscrlptlon to boys' and gir'3' magazine. 12. Musio lessons, voice or instrument. For children under 3 years, In addition to foregoing, selections can ho made from the following: 1. Bix colored balla, rubber or worsted.

The latest offering of the Mavwell Motor Corporation a "pport touring car" fully equipped In all that the phrase implies and selling at less than a thousand dollars bids fair to rank equally as sensational as the Introduction of the New Series good Maxwell a year ago, says the local distributor. The new ''sport car," now displayed in the -show room of Snodgrass Auto Sales, local Maxwell dealer. Is Intended, it is announced.

as a fitting companion ior ioa present Maxwell with the additional rakish features and equipment so much in demand among those who seek style extrejnes and extraordinary snappy performance. Mr. SnodgTass goes on to say:

So far. as recorded. In later years

at least, It la easily the most completely equipped car (of Its type ever offered to the consumer at

lesi than the thousand dollar figure.

It Is an attractive car that gives

evidence of genuine artistry In car design and appointment as well as careful consideration of the owner's rprmirements. The body and hood

are painted Chester Hunt Red. with running gear and, disc wheels In black. Drum-type head lamps and tie-rod, parking lamps, radiator, and water-meter, are all finished In full nickel. Outside door handles are also nickel with, blaok aluminum Inlay. An aluminum bead rune around the hood at the cowl and lends a touch that rounds out the impression of completeness. "The upholstery Is genuine longgrained patent leather of high finish, and the top, which Is extremely well made Is olive-drab duck twoply with rubber Insert a new material recently adopted by makers of much higher priced sport models. "The equipment on the sport touring car includes a spare cord tire which is encased In an envelope type olive duck tire cover which Is fitted wlh glove fasteners and

nickel strap ring.

"The left front fender Is specially designed and counter-sunk to receive the tire. "Nickeled spring bumpers of the best quality are regular equipment, front and rear. There is also an attractive nickeled water Indicator In place of the regular radiator cap. An Interesting fact Is that this Instrument Is insured against loss or theft for one year. "To top off everything, the Sport Touring Is also regularly equipped with a large trunk with, dust cover. This Is mounted on a heavy nickeled trunk-rack In the rear, with bright finish aluminum trunk bars to protect the body. "The Sport Touring, Including all equipment lists at J1000 above the standard Maxwell Touring Car. "Its unusual beauty and the completeness of equipment is certain to make it a most popular model."

Attys. James Sweeney, Harry Sharcask and A. C. Herber of Gary and W. C. McAleer of Hammond, were In Crown Point on Monday attending to legal matters. Mrs. W. H. Olds, wife of Sheriff Olds, submitted to a very successful operation at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond on Monday. Mrs. A. C. Iiaidner returned on Saturday from the West Side Hosplt at, Chicago, very much benefitted by her recent operation. Miss Anna Wilson, a teacher In the Chicago schools spent Saturday and Sunday with her father and slater in this city." Mayor and Mrs. E. C. Glover and

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parry attended the Chicago-Illinois football game in Chicago on Saturday. Chas. Llndaey of Lindsey Ero. dealers In agricultural Implements, of Milwaukee. Wis., was in Crown Point on business on Monday. Miss Sophie Streuberg has been confined to her home the past few days with quite a seveTe case of the Chicken Pox. EW MARRIAGE LICENSES Del'bert Frederick, Gary, Sarah Dravo, Gary; George Fltterlngton, Gary, Theresa Eckert, Gary; Panasa D. Orphanas, Gary, Victoria Antka, Gary: Joseph L. Carson, Whiting. Elsie Payne, Wantonga, Okla.; Douls J. Schultz, St. Bernlce, Ind., Emma L. Thlel, Hammond; .John Trlan'.afllo, Gary, Margaret Dezso, Gary.

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The Remains of Oar Recent One Day Sale That Attracted

Hundreds of Customers Women will have another opportunity to purchase their winter shoes at

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Every tttman can use a pair or two cf these shoes at this extremely low price. Tne leathers are tan, kid, black kid, brown kid, beaver kid, gray kid and combinations, Goodyear welt sewed soles, a good assortment of sizes, 2'2 t;o 8, widths AAA to D in many styles. We advise early buying to get the choice of styles.

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Kisses' School Sboe Black gun mclxl lace, t to 2, at CLtldtea'i Stoat ScbocJ Sboea Nature toe, bee, &Y to 11. at

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Children's Shoes Black kid. gun metal and patents, brown kid, Woicea's Comfort Oxford Soft kid. flexible 32.93 soles, rubber heels, 4 to 9, at One Lot Wonn'i and Cr!j Strap Slippers and Oxfcrds Clack acd Iroven, values to $5.00; 9S

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MUNSTER

Mr. and pjrs. P. D. Schoon visited Sunday at tho home of Mrs. Robert Livers at Harvey, 111. A large number from here saw the circus at the Masonic Temple In Hammond last week.

The public school teacher attend

ed Institute at Hammond Saturday

Mrs. C. F. Van Steentierg: of Bryn Mawyr visited relatives here last

Sunday. Mrs. O. Jongrsma and children, spent Saturday In Hammond. H. Van Til 1b having electric lights Installed In his two houses occupied .by Henry Postma ami Cornelius Kooy.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MICHIGAX CITY. Xov. The Michigan City high school basketba.ll team has one of the hardest ischedules of recent years with only fourteen games booked. The team has a wealth of material and Coach Andy Gill, former Indiana university star, expects to stage neveral real games with some of the downstate teams. The schedule follows:

Dec 9 Elkhart, here. Pec 16 LaCrosse, here. Jan. 6 "Whiting, here. Jan. 12 SU Joe, there. Jan. 13 "Warsaw, here. Jan. 19 Goshen, there. Jan. 20. Open date. Jan. 27. Froobel High of Gary, here. Feb. 2 Froebel, there. Feb. 3 Crown Point, here. Feb. 9 Crown Point, there. Feb. 10 Open date. Feb. 16 "Whiting, there. Feb. 17 St. Joe, here. Feb. 27 Goshen, here.

BJ1AZII Nov. P.oy Gloaser, farmer of Cass township, this county; has a curiosity In a litter of pigs trying to ape the human race. , , In a litter of nine female pigs, one of the animals has five toes on each foot, and two others have five toes on each hind foot and six toes on the front feet. Tho remaining six pigs of the Utter have --ly four toes on each foot as is visual with the pig family. In a former litter from the same pow, one pig had flva toes on each foot.

Times Ads Bring Results

The main Ingredient In the shoe polishes used on ibrown and tan shoes Is candellla wax, which Is obtained from a Mexican weed.

ONLY WOMAN DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL IS FOR EQUAL RIGHTS

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Emma M. Glllett. Dean Emma M. Gillett, of the Washington College of Law, only voman dean of a law school In tha country, as chairman of th Lawyers' council of the Woman's Party, is assisting the National Woman's Party in the drafting of the proposed equal rights legislation. "We want to elimina; -..tin"." 1 leal discriminations asrainst women," explains Dean Gillett.

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