Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1922 — Page 4
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A LIVEWIRE BODY. Under the able leadership of John M. Hesti.ne5 of Brocks House, .the East Hammond Civic r.d Improvement Association has added another s.:alp to its collection by fathering the installation of forty ornamental street lights in that part of the city. The records of this East Hammond booster organization, started last February and having r.cw a membership of around one hundred enthusiastic East Hammond boosters, show that heady it has instigated such splendid projects as the repairing cf Kenwood, east of Calumet, the paving of Morton avenue, the laying of a iirt-en-inch water main along Columbia avenue.
Community service is asKiug ana invites tuc leaders oi tne various oranuous to su arouutaOie logeuaer ana co-i-iuer me neeas ot Um young yeoie, tne aauit, tne ioriu-ooru negriuoi, ana au classes, aa uue cuuiuiy, as a w-itue, ui tne mautr ox piannm, aa imuisnuig upyoriuiiitics lor wnuiesme rccxcauve ana cuituiui activities. ii.'out;n a carefully planned and selected ail-tne-yeai-aiouiia prurai, community service wiu keep constantly Deiure tne pcupie tne means ot reacmug a hign acgree o patriotism, cituensmp, healtn, eaucation, happiness and contentment.
Home play week being observed this week in hundreds ox homes in Hammond, is one ct
tne many special events in tne program of community service, and is intended to make the home a social center- bring more social life into the family circle, thus opening the way, for a larger companionship and mutual understanding between parents and children, the inculcation of right ideals of home life, and to encourage a division of responsibility in every home, so that every one in the family will contribute in making the home life a co-operative achievement. That every boy and girl have a chance to enjoy their right to wholesome recreation that they have opportunity at team play, dramatic expression, a hobby, the out doors, and a natural comradeship with other boys and girls, is the concern of community service, and that organization should have the whole-hearted sup-port-of all the people.
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THE GLOOMS. ,VII the hovlers and the growlers They have had the nation going . I In1 h.ri c M
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Have had their innir. lately. that's a fact, rhe- have had a chance to mm.ible And to show their customary lack of tact. They have had the country wallowing in ruin And drowning in tl.c depths of grim despair. They have been supremely happy nd they made it very snappy With their proph-.ies of grief and woe and tare.
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Predicting riot, anarchy and crime. TVc" have been so pessimistic With forebodings communistic That they've really had a most delightful time. j x - i Cut their happiness and Joy is transitory. j The Ship of State has ridden out j the squall. It has braved the raging billows ) And these dismal Weeping Willows Hast retire. And ve will not miss them at all. I
iiQuiro liia-ry Nicholson wad louiecl vui ot Lea at Crowii i'Oint at i uUuck thi mouig to many a Cu.cao couyie. -1 pilwr-v.ud t ccicn.o.iy clad In mo ica buiaitbe.
lng- with relattves In this vicinity. Ixwell where they will occupy toelr - c..,.,i,,, no whome recently completed and
Hammond biiiLxjia today aniiouiickU tuat alter Uecfciuuer 17 tha clause lor Uaucul. would le iaifu to i tents.
A .bazaar will b given on Sunday
and Monday, Nov. 26th and 27th at
St. Martin's Hall for the benefit or the pariah to which all are cordially invited. ilrs. Dtiiilke, who for several months has been confined to her home as the result cf a severe fall Is able to be aiout on crutches.
Enill l:utr Is rrovlne hl. t.tmlly
improving East Hammond to the tune ot $03 0C0.00. A petition is now in circulation recarding ornamental street lights along Columbia avenue.
COMMUNITY SERVICE. In Hammond there is a vast amount of good ' will, there are a number of agencies, organizations and grcup3 that are eager and anxiou-s to help folks and lo make the city a better place to live in. Community service is just such an organization and while its main line of interest centers in leisure time activities, with special emphasis on recreation through music, drama, sports, games- story-telling and others, it is con
cerning itself not only with those who are classed as members, but i3 thinking in terms of the
whole community and every person therein, with
a direct bearing on the lives of young men and women and especially the children, whose privilige it is net, for one reason or another, to be
long to some organization.
MODERN CAINS The crimes of violence that in increasing numbers, are recorded in the daily news columns are a commentary on the imitativeness of the
In its program it' includes a large American-1 criminal. Prompted by greed or revenge or lust,
i-at-on plank, and so far it has submitted eighty-! the killers go about their business in the same vcn candidates for citizenship, all of whom ! old way. While death-dealing agencies have passed except two. Mr. Hestenes estimates j been modernized and novelties in killing have .v.. -JL-atmn rwrni instrumental in been introduced in the latest records, this is
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merely a detail. me man wno uses au automatic for his work differs only in dress from Cain the great prototype of the murderer. Cain was .a man who had some claim on sympathy by way, not of lessening or extenu
ating his offense, but of creating pity for tne feelings that followed his deed. Then the world was young. All around was teeming life. Death
had not come to raise its mysteries. When the
first murderer struck, he must have known that
he was offending against man and God but he could not have realized the full result of his
act. He could not have known in advance the
horror of seeing life go out under hi3 blow, of
seeing a living being sink into dead clay. But those who have followed Cain have known what to expect. They have killed, knowing what death means. And they are still killing. That horror which Cain must have experienced is not theirs. They slay because they are willing to bear the horror for the sake of gratifying evil passion. They have even less claim to sympathy than had Cain. ,
- W j New Jersey woman had three revolver, a pint of arsenic and a .
part 01 cnioroiOTin as a saieguaiu ti'"" fair enough to the fair sex. THE MARRIAGE APPLICANT. Andr Jackson Dresel. elevator man in our house, has been intensely interested in a proposed marriage lottery and he hopes to win himself a wife somebody who km wash an' iron and is a cookin Wmhe other day Andrew rot hold of one of the application blanks they are sending ont from New Jersey and he wanted to fill it out end end in Some of the questions went over his bead, but he made a irave st.-.h at the thing with tht following result: 1. Nome? Andrew Jackson Drtxel (no Biddle). 2. Age? Over twenty -one. 3. Occnpation? Colored. . 4. Do you want a husband or wife? I prefers a single woman with nc impedimenta. . . 5. Residence? Sometime here and sometimes on Seventh avenue. 8. Complexion? Yes. 7. Where bom? In the A. M. E. hospital.
8. Religion? Yes. l got tnat, too 9 Conation of health? Pretty fair if I stays off my feet. The old doirs ain't so good. . . , 10 Ambitions? A couple of good bones and three squares a day. 11 Have yon ever been married? Yoa'd a thought so if you had -. i
teen ti?l borne wire, yesan; 12. Who receive the divorce decree?
We had a decision I won that on a fonl. 13 On what grennds was the divorce granted? Cot House. 14. How far advanced are yen from an edncatiomal standpoint! (SaWhat pleaBiiTOT frait best? Galloping Ivories or maybe a good roast ham with little gravy. 18. What are your speciel alents? Seventng. 17. Do yon insist that your mate come from same eommnnirr you lire in? No I ain't seen none in my community that is worth insisting
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liarry itoou, former Garycity clerk, caxno into the circuit court at Ciowii i'oiut thiu afternoon -and entered a plea of KUilty to the charge of perjury. Judtio iU.Ou.rian teiaced hnu Ironi h;x months to five years in tho penitentiary.
Earn li. V,'ood, king pin ot the Lottaville community, is fixing up his farm home withall of the conveniences of the city, fj.1 is putting- on new porch, electric lights, steam heat and a bathroom.
no whome recently eompitea ana Ar.drrew Bixetua will oocurpy the home vacated by the Huge family. Mrs. Henry 6chxelber who Fpent the past -tt-eek. at the home of Feter Schretber. r., returned to her lictne in Hebron on Sunday. Mrs. Ed. Ktarke and on Patrick -r.pnt the jnj?t w efk at the home of Mr., an ! Mrs. Joe Stalk.
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It Is expectftd thatlLariBlnp'a new electric light system will txi ready for operation within a weelc
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The Rexall drug store at Hobttrt has moved from the corner of Main and Third streets, to the room next door formerly occupied by the Swansou hardware etore.
Because of the warm weather of Indian summer, trees are showing slrna ot leafing and bulbs in para flower beds which had been fixed up for the winter are Bending up green shoots.
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G-OTB NT experts have DISCOTXBED shrlnltage In
amount
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capita.
VTE have made a somewhat SXSllXiAS discovery, and what's
more NEVER laid claim to being A government expert. SEWS comes from Russia that THE Soviet government is really
v. strongest In Europe. It la, we can smell It hero Zir the Calumet region. VTEII, autumn certainly had a LOT ot perfect weather up her sleeve.
SOMETIMES It almost seems AS if people are inclined to SE dishonest, provided they CAST get an opportunity OP ie!ng so legacy. A French doctor Bays that MODE KATE drinkers of light wines XJ.VH longer than other folk, BTTT still the mystery Is unsolved: WHAT la a light wine? THE football season la approaching ITS end. and soon there will" lx" nothing EIS3 left for the boys to do EXCEPT to attend classes. SOME people go on the theory TEAT, though you can't BELIEVE everything you hear, IT 19 perfectly all right 4 TO repeat It. EVEBV normal boy of the 'SOa
WISHED to be a pirate. SAYS a writer, and the record OP war-profiteering Indicates THAT many of them ACHIEVED the- anib'.tion. A3 we grow older, we lose THE inclination to hate, WKllIT a supposed friend plays tTS a petty trick. wexe DISGUSTED, nothing more, you
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OTJS idea of a really snappy mar 13 the New York jeweler, WHO, by biting a bandit ALMOST to death, SAVED a valuable tray of dia monJ.i.
The Hammond Board of "Works today discussed the advisability of placing a wearing surface of asphalt macadam over the .worn brick pavement en Ilohman street.
John Schultz of Hammond spent . inday at the homo of his parents. Itcv. Badlna of St. John assisted ; t the mlselon devotions on Monday. Michael Sauer had the misfortune of bruising his knee cap which lias confined him to his home Xor the
j past few days.
The play entitled, A lor jiarriea Man," and fcox social given at the Lincoln School drew a large audience and much credit Is due the participants of the play In the manner in whlcii each and every character presented their part. A sum of Si was netted on the eale of the boxes and prlres given. Miss Ilolton receiving the box of ca-ndy for the most popular young lady and Emil Ruge receiving the pair of sacks for the men's prize. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Blxemann of Hammond epe-nt Sunday with
thf lr friends here.
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ation of our baking plant is mechanically perfect. And because of those precautions KLEEN MAID is as fine as bread can be a loaf high in quality and "chuck-full" of nourishment. KLEEN MAID is baked for the people cf the Calumet District right in the heart of one cf the Nation's greatest industrial centers. The high ideals and standards that have made the products manufactured here of such high repute "have been cur guide in baking KLEEN MAID (or they are our ideals too. You owe it to yourself and your family fo serve KLEEN MAID at every meal. Try it today. We know you'll agree with us that you never ate fresher, more appetising cr more delicious bread. AIwavs ask for it by name. Don't just say "bread" say KLEEN MAID. Fresh morning and afternoon at your grocers.
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