The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-07
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Dame Fashion sex skirts er T. be
worn fuller this season. Don't know
Jest what she means. but II 1t is fuller
o. tn wearer saw several yesterday
tibet were in tn height o fashion.
Most Embroidery clubs err places
whert they knit yarns.
A big picnic is being planned by the
ley-Davidson motorcycle people of
Milwaukee. and II tomorrow's weather
is fine Crown Point and the Lake
county fair grounds will witness one
OF the largest crowds of motorcyclists
and the greatest confiagration of ma
chimes ever seen here. 1t is reported
that from fve to eight hundred ma
chimes and their riders will make the
trip here to picnic and hold races dur
ing the day. and IL the plans material
ize, even to the extent of nifty per cent
OF the report there will be something
doing in the motorcycle line in Crown
Point tomorrow. Local motorcyclists
are interested in the trip and are max
ing arrangements for the big crowd
at this end of the line. OF course much
depends on the weather man for the
succtss or failure of the motorcycle
junket
The Crown Point baseball team will
clash with the old Logan Square
bunch from Chicago at Erie park and
Manager Wagner expects a hard tus
sic with Jimmy Callahan's former
crew The Logan Squares will be the
strongest ball playing organization
that the local team has tackled this
season. but the players Manager wag-
ner has signed for tomorrow's game
will be At TO give them the game of
their sweet young lives. The game will
start at the usual hour and a good
crowd should turn out in support of
the local ball tossers. The lineup for
Crown Point will be as follows: First
base. Sternberg; second base. Thomas;
third base. Schmidt: shortstop, Tweed;
center field, AFTER: left field. wallace:
right field, Frankes: batteries. Elmer
and Taylor and Wagner.
Twenty one scholars. the largest
class that ever graduated from the
Crown Point schools. received their di-
plomas and entered into the worlds
activities last night. and a big audi
ence crowded into the high school as
sembly room TO hear the exercises
The address to the graduates by Rev.
James l. Gardiner of ST. Paurs Me-
mortal church, South Bend, was a mas
terly effort. Astounding in keen and
rare insight into the perplexities of
life which the students will encounter
their life's journey, and giving good
and wholesome instruction OF ways and
means to meet the trials and vicissi-
tudes of life. DR.. Gardeners talk was
well received and will leave a lasting
impression upon those who heard IT.
The assembly room stage was beau
tifully decorated and banked with
class of young men and lady gradu-
ates made a fine appearance and look
ed 1T to shoulder the responsibilities
and additional burdens of life al
the close Of their school work.
Superintendent W. S. Painter in
few we'll chosen words in which n,
congratulated the large class on thei
excellent work and record as pupils o.
the Crown Point high school, presented
the diplomas. which gives the recipi
ents the privilege of entering many o
the higher branches of learning in tn
United states. The program last even
ing was follows:
Motto: Excelsior"
Chorus Faus
High School. -. -. 80.
Invocation. Rev. c. u. Stock barge
Flower Song Faus
Helen Hixon.
Address. Rev. James L. Caroline
Roses in June. 1855. Clifford Bingham
Louise Crawford.
Presentation of Displomas.
....-.....-..S upt. W. S. Painte
Silent Now the Drowsy Bird. .......
Observation-Disclosures. High Schos
Benediction. Rev. c. U. Stockbargs
AS was expected when the propos
tion was first started the question
removing the hitch rail on the eai
side of the public square. is meetfn
with more or less concerted objectic
by the merchants that side of tt