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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
Geo. s. PARKER HEADS
TENPLARS OF INDIANA
Grand Commandery Con.
clave at Evansville; War
Resolutions Adopted.

EVANSVILLE. Ind May 1.-THE
final business session OF the grand COM
mandery Of the knights Templars OF
Indiana. was held yesterday and the
adjournment was taken at II o'clock
George 5. Parker Of Anderson, who
has been deputy grand commander for
the last year. was advanced 10 grand
commander, taking the place Of Captain
George Horton steel of this city. other
officers were chosen as follows:
Deputy grand commander. Henri T.
Condo. Of Indianapolis, grand general
lssimo. Harry G Moore. or Marion.
grand captain general. Eugene Natet
Of Muncie; grand senior warden. Geo
A. Newhouse. OF New Albany: grand
Junior warden. GAYLORD n Leslie Of
Fort Wayne; grand prelate. James w.
Comfort. of Vincennes grand treas
urer. Charles r. Hutchinson. or Indi-
annapolis; grand recorder. Calvin W.
Prather. Of Indianapolis. grand stand
ard-bearer, Albert d Oghorne. OF New
castle; grand sword bearer. Darrell
Chaney. or sullivan; grand warder Ed
ward J. Scoonover. OF Indianapolis:
grand captain Of the guard. Jacob Ru-
bin. OF INDIANAPOLIS: Inspector general.
Glin HOLLOWAY OIL sNNlANlstON n.
For the 1910 ConcIave.
Anderson. the home Of the new grand
commander. asked 10 entertain the 1919
conclave and the matter was left TO the
grand commander snd the committee
on templar Jurisprudence IT was the
sense Of the grand commandery that
the event the war Is sttl on in 1919.
that the conclave that year shall be
confined to a mere business session
and that al entertainments and fes-
tlvities shall be eliminated from the
program. The grand commandery re-
ported that it. had bought more than
SIS 600 worth Of Liberty bonds
Resolutions We're passed upholdlng
President Wilson and the national gov
eminent In vigorous prosecution OF
tie war and the resolutions declared
that the war must be fought to a sue
cesaful conclusion a whatever cost.
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passengers at Forsythe or Five Points.
or where East Chicago line and Ham
mond line intersect. This at times, is
very bad for passengers having to trans
fer at this point, and it often happens
that cars leave this point when rhe
other car on either route is in sight
This should be stopped. Cars should be
compelled 70 wait when the opposing
car is in sight. but should the opposing
car be four or five minutes late car
should not be held st this junction
point for. with a fifteen and twenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
GOVERNOR HQNORS
FATHER JANSEN

Gov. Goodrich has appointed Rev.
Thomas Jansen. rector Of Holy Angels
parish. Gary. as ono Of Indiana's dele
gates To the National Social welfare
convention to be held in Kansas City.
May 1924 Father Jansen viii attend.
The Gary clergyman has been active
in social work for years As presi-
dent of the Lake county board of cor
rections and charities he has done
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taught lesson However. he was re
nominated and Meeter. who was said t.
have been backed strongly by the
agents Of The steel company and tn,
Gary city hall machine, seems to have
been trimmed badly.
Then there were those who figured
that County Commissioner Geerg'
sehan OF Robertsdale would fall before
the Gary machine But despite the ait
given dis Of Gary. Sehsn won GU
and all the help that Dis got from
the Gary city hall seemed TO be of LITTLE
avail Word also reached here that
comparative stranger. an Italian doc.
tor, nearly came getting the coroner.
ship
WHERE WAS HODGEsP
With the advent into office OF Mayo
william T. Hodges. il was thought tina
the republican organization would be
strongly intrenched in Gary. But tina
does not seem to he the case. MsnS
were nguring that the recent primar-
les would reveal the strength q,
Hodge. in the limelight as state
leader However. the showing rather
lessons his prestige.
From time to time word has come
70 the state headquarters OF dissat-
isfaction at Gary and that the stee'
trust was not only manipulating poll
tics. bait that the city hall was very
subservient TO it. Now, while the re
publican party in Indiana is very re
sardfui Of big business it does not
like to see any OF its leaders try te
dominate the affairs of people the way
the steel trust i. reported to have beer
doing at Gary.
AWAIT FULL REPORT.
Locally full report OF the Gary an6
Lake county mixup has not come here
but the question is asked. what is
Hodges doing for the party and why
was there such a fall down of the
candidates he favored?
Interest 1. also centered here in the
forthcoming Gary mayoralty contest
hearing. which according to dispatches,
is 10 begin next week at Crown oPint
The tenacity with which Ex-Mayor
Johnson is keeping up the fight for
the mayoralty leads TO the belief thar
he has high hopes Of regainin. the
office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
RED CROSS BALL
FOR WEDNESDAY
Four Brotherhoods Make
Effort to Bring Out An
Immense Crowd.
1t is a worthy affair.
Be sure to attend it

Don't forget the date for on We'd
nesday. the 18th. the Four Railroad
Brotherhoods viii give Grand Ball
and the entire proceeds win be donated
TO the Red Cross.
The dance VIII be held at two halls
one at the Masonic Temple and one at
the Orpheum Hall. It has been arrang
Cd that II anyone desires be may trans
fer from one hall to the other without
extra charge In other words your
ticket TO one is good for the other
Come end enjoy a pleasant evening
and paste it in your hat that every
dollar paid for a ticket means another
dollar 70 help someone's boy who is go
irg over the top to help US to remain
free.
The music viii be the best in Ham
mond and competent floor committees
Will be in charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13

Aftcr a visit here Of some time with
her daughter, Mrs F. ". Eckersol.
Mrs NJ J. Fritts returned last Sat
urdav TO her home at Topeka. Kansas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS.

VIC wish to express our sincere thanks
20 the friends and neighbors for their
sympathy and kindness In cur great
bereavement in the death OF our little
son Gaylord
5-1s-1 FRED OILY AND FAMILY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13

Mrs. Emil Schroeder and son Of Toll
lesion. have returned from ten DAYS
stay at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Oscar Anderson at st. Joseph, Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13

Mrs. J 3 Drummer and Miss Estella
Weber or the Brandt apartments are
visiting for a week with relatives at
Goshen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
PERSONAL ~
|S0CIAL NEWSI

Mrs. Harry johnson is in Baltimore
the guest of her daughter. Miss Helen
Johnson. who graduates in music from
Maryland College. After the school ex-
ercises they will spend a few weeks
visiting Atlantic City. New York city,
Boston and Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
RETIRNs FRoM EASr.

Mrs. Roy Parry. eth avenue and
Fillmore street returned Saturday eve
ming from a trip in the east
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
IN AN AROUND
C A z Y
MOTOR TO JOLIET.

Mr. and Mrs L. r. Kreiger and Mr.
and Mrs. r. j. Constance motored 70
Joliet Saturday and returned today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
YIsIrING RELATIvEs.

Mrs. James Meachem and son James
left Saturday for a several weeks visit
with relatives at ST. Louis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
AIsIrING IN soITHERN INnIANA.

Mrs. Paul DuNan is on a months
visit to relatives at Linton. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
RETrRNs FROM WISCONSIN,.

Mrs. j r. Norris has returned to her
home in Van Buren, street from a visit
TO her home in Wisconsin
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be given Friday of this week.
Loyal Women. Betheny Circle, viii
hold a class meeting at the home of Mrs
Dinwiddie al East state street. Tues
day evening.
a delightful evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Lau. 442
Plummer avenue last evening. the oc-
casion celebrating Mrs. Lau's birthday
anniversary Carnations were the deco
rations at the table where covers were
laid for forty for dinner. Among the
guests were Mir and Mrs. August Lau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lau. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lau of Tolleston. Mr.. and Mrs
william Lau. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lau of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. David Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
elites Wilkison. the Misses Clara,
Tsrtha and Meta Lau and the follow
ing grandchildren. Margaret. Mildred.
Viola Wilbert Clarence. Eleanor
Blanche. Violet and Raymond Lau, Eve
Ign and David Barnes and Robert Wiki
son.
The So and So Club was entertained
very pleasantly By Miss Grace Broviak
al its meeting last week. Mrs. Aauer OF
Chicago and her mother. Mrs. Lehman
were entertained with the club mem
bers. They brought their needle work
and during the evening enjoyed n musi
cal program at the close Of which re-
freshments We're served. The Misses
Nee and Frieda Prange. Eva Hamer
Selma Hugo. Charlotte Hasten and
Clara Guse were the members present.
The Comforts Forwarding Workers Of
the Christian Science church viii meet
this evening in the lower room. third
floor of the Central school building for
organizat ton Mr.. Travers of Gary viii
address the meeting and all members
and friends are invited.
Following the regular meeting of Dor
cas- lodge OF Rebekabs last Saturday
evening at the l. o. o. F. hall the Faith
fte Workers entertained at Mary party
for the members and their friends.
After program Of songs and recita-
lions the members PLAYED progressive
peanut and spent a pleasant time So
cially
Next Sunday evening the delegates
from Dorcas lodge of Rebekahs will
leave for Indianapolis TO be in attend
ance at the Grand Temple which Will
convene Monday and Tuesday MAY goth
and 21st. Mrs. Albert Towle. Mrs. Caro-
line Davis and Mrs. Agnes Jobbitt are
the delegates from Hammond
Hammond Chapter Eastern Star will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday even
ing at the Masonic Temple. The reports
Of the delegates TO the grand chapter at
Indianapolis will be given and large
attendance of the members Is hoped for.
There viii be a meeting Tuesday
evening of Golden Rule Council No.
d. of l.
Mrs julius Eaton and Miss Inez
Eaton Of Blackstone avenue, Chicago.
but formerly Of Hammond left Saturday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker
in Washington. Miss Eaton will return
after two weeks visit but Mrs. Eaton
viii remain longer.
Mrs. W. J. Atmur of SIS Wilcox ave
nue. has gone to Bass Lake. Ind. where
she will open her summer home.
Miss Grace McGarry entertained Miss
Dorothy Groman and Miss Helen Stout
of 90 Detroit street at her home in Oak
Park Ill. over the weekend.
Mrs. A. T. Knots of Muenich court
has returned from st. Paul where she
pent two weeks visiting her daughter.
Irs. Joseph Reinke.
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STATE G.. 0. ?.
WONDERS AT
HODGES

Continued from page one,
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CITY ATTORNEY
HEARS FROM
RVS. INSPECTOR

Continued from page one.>
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
Nc DIVINE APPOINTMENT
ALONG WITH RASCALITY

There is not any Just ruler that
cultivates passion or destructive war
fare and attributes murderous
slaughter Of humanity that has any
work under Divine guidance" de.
clared Capt Nehemiah BrOokes in
his sermon at the Salvation Army
last night.
The ruler associated with all
kinds OF trickery for gaining of pow
CT an6 authority, with selfish ends
and self-g lorihcation of RUE is other
than that OF God.
Those subject TO such rule. will
do vel. for their own good and that
of others TO strip vile rulers Of au-
thority. as there is not any Divine
appointment along with rascality;
Almighty God does not require such
for the glorification of His name.
There are danger signals on land
and sea The Bible shows the over
throw of rulers that refused to
harken 10 the prophets warning re-
garding the keeping of Gods pre-
cepts Signs similar 10 the hand
writing on the wall again appear.
Each individual is responsible
for ruling his own spirit IN right
eousness, in the strength OF Triune
powers. Needing the signal leads
TO good. while neglect leads 10 bad
in this life and eternally"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10

Services a. tie sun A. j.. church
started al O ciock Sunday morning
with a prayer i'm honor of the United
States soldiers and sailors. The
EpwoItn league honored Flag day
at the evening services with an elab-
crate program The opening num-
Der was America. i'm which the
congregation joined in the chorus.
This was followed by a prayer by
TT. Cook. Following this came a
mcsical program given by members
OF the Tripp family. which was ar
tistically rendered Miss Iscel Wolfe
then gave a vocal solo. Miss Ethel
WEIGH gave a reading Of Kiplings
"L'Envoi." accompanied on the piano
10y Mrs Irene Fansler. Miss WEIGH
gave an excellent Interpretation Of
this famous bit Of verse. her voice,
which was well modulated. giving the
proper emphasis to the more dra-
matte parts. a small girl gave a
reading entitled The Service and
our Flag
Miss Esther Mccullough and Miss
Nita Jackson played a duet or the
piano which was well received.
The pasto~. Rev. a. v. Babbs, gave
a concentrated three-minute talk i'm
which he slorifed the stars and
Stripes
4 class on ii Is, under the super
vision OF Mrs irene Fansler. sang
Keep the Home Fires Burning. "A
novel effect being given the second
chorus when he girls hummed il
in unison.
4 lette, from cover there was
read. in which the writer. Henry
Amy. formerly Of 21Oi :. Lafayette
ST. told o. a soldiers life in the
trenches.
The musica- program for the
evening was under the direction Of
Miss Lena Esken.
The program was concluded when
a quartet. composed of Rev. Babbs.
2ichar and Henrietta Merlstrup
an6 Mrs. Irene Fansle-. sang The
Walls of Jericho"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY -.AD
GETS RAPID PROMOTION
m SUBMARINE SERVICE

Emma Swanson OF New -arlisle
recently received a letter from ner
brother. Harry T. Swanson. who is
at present stationed az L. ). subma-
rine base. san Pedro. Calf.
Harry is the youngest son OF Mrs.
Lottie Swanson. residing on the
Edison I'd. and Mrs. Grover ThI. 500
Diamond av. OF this city. is a sister.
a brother, James w. is also in the
service and is driving a supply truck
with the first regiment of engineers
in France. Both boys enlisted
shortly after war was declared.
Harry is in the submarine branch
OF the navy and has been progress
ing rapidly He was promoted 10
second class gunner's mate a week
ago. lie received his promotion on
his 18th birthday. having passed a
very successful examination and
winning high honors. He received
grade OF IS. They are GRADED on
basis Of 4 He has the highest
grade in mis- class and also has the
honor OF having the highest honor
In the entire school.
I'm the letter 10 his sister ne said.
Even If I am a little white headed
Swede I'm show them few
things call myself a lucky
Swede"
He expects TO spend furlough
with his mother in August
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
INTERESTING MEETING
HELD BY HIBERNIANS

The regular monthly meeting of
the A O. H. and ladies' auxiliary
was held Sunday afternoon at the
*. of c. club rooms on w. Jefferson
blvd \ large number Of the mem
bers was present, and were address
ed 10y Rev. John Cavanaush. He
also introduced Mrs Ellen Ryan
jolly Of Pawtucket. r. l.. eX-national
president of the ladies auxiliary.
Mrs. jolly is chairman OF the
committee having charge of the
movement to erect a monument TO
the memory Of the nuns OF the
battlefield. The bill has already been
passed by congress in Washington.
and the pen with which the presi-
dnt signed the bill has been pre-
scented 20 Notre Dame by Mrs Jolly
She spoke Of the efforts made by
the committee to secure the passing
Of the measure, anC incidentally
praised the faculty OF Notre Dame.
J. F. OMalley. editor Of the In
diana Catholic. spoke on the right
of small nations. including ireland.
TO have autonomy He deplored the
deportation OF the Belgium citizens
and also the leaders Of the Irish
people lie also criticized the man
ner in which the American boats
have been sunk by the German sub
marines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
RIVER PARK

Letters were received from Ernest
/ and Clifford Casper, members Of the
/ L. ). a. engineering corps in France,
Saturday morning. written May !, in
4 which they state that they are very
| busy but like the work and are hap
Ply Ernest wrote TO his sister, Mrs.
Milton Wrigley. that he and his
/ brother Clifford bunked in an old
! barn in a town where they We're
working, and slept in a hearse. The
hearse was in good condition, the
velvet trimmings were good and il
had recently been cleaned up and
vanished. Clifford had slept in a
church few nights previous. He
said: Tonight it will be almost inn
possible TO sleep on account of the
noise of the battle guns" He also
stated that pictures of the service
lag Of the NJ. L. church, which were
sent in March were just received.
Friends received letters Saturday
from Otto Brant, stating that he is
Just fine" but he thinks France is
far behind America. He is anxious
TO hear from the boys at home and
those who have gone into service
since he left
Local Red Cross, No. A.. met at
the school house Friday afternoon.
The time was spent sewing hospital
garments. The next meeting will be
held IN two weeks.
Miss Leila Ogle. city home econo-
mics demonstration will give a talk
on food conservation and demon
strate war breads at the River Park
school Friday June IA. Ii has been
decided 10 hold these meetings twice
month through the summer. when
demonstrations will be given at each
meeting
Registration for children Will be
held at the River Park school Mon
day afternoon. Mothers are urged
to bring all children under six years
old that have not been registered.
A nurse and physician VIII make ex-
aminations and weigh and measure
the children. If mothers cannot
bring their children they should
send them with someone 4 COM
mittee OF local women viii be pres
ent 10 assist with the registration.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis Of
Kingsbury. Ind. have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roloh for the
past week.
John Stoddard. who is employed
at the Peerless Pattern Co. Battle
Creek. Mich viii arrive here today
FOR d brief visit with his family
Mrs. Milo Smith has returned from
. few days visit with Mrs. Louisa
Siefert AZ Granger.
Miss Stella Waybrisht returned 20
Marion. Ind, SATURDAY morning,
after a weeks visit with friends here.
Mrs. Harry ROlon has returned
from Sew Carlisle. where she visited
with friends
Nh and Mr. Adam Huusbursei
and daughter. Miss Grace Huns
burger. Tenth So Mrs Melvin Huns
burger and Miss Esther Lechliner
iaft ,esterds> for bloomington. Ind.
a here they 0IH attend the -radus-
tior exercises az the state unitorsity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10

next Tuesday Miss Hunsburger is
a graduate from the domestic ar,
department at the university and
has been spending a week here with
her parents
Miss Lille Davis OF Edwardsburg
Mich, is here for q visit With her
sister. Miss Anna Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence KnobIock
and son Harold left Saturday morn
ing for Chicago. where they will
visit relatives before leaving for
Colorado. where they will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs William Davidson
received 4 letter Saturday from their
son, Maj. Davidson, who has been
iii at Columbus. O., barracks, stat
ing he had recovered and was out OF
the hospital. Shortly after this let
ter was received they got telegram
stating that he was leaving for
Camp Jackson. South Carolina.
Charles Ham. Clyde Leonard and
Fred Copenhaver have been sent to
Fort Smelling. Mimi
Miss Helen Rolon viii leave Mon
day for Bloomington. Ind. where
she will enter the i weeks teachers
preparation class at the state uni
versity.
Mrs. A. r. Sackman has received
word that the condition Of her sister.
Mrs. David Young Of Niles, Mich,
shows no Improvement.
Gaylord and Lawrence Denyes
have returned from q weeks camp
ing trip near Osceola
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson of
Newcastle. Ind, who have been visit
ing in River Park and Mishawaka
the past TWO weeks. left SATURDAY.
morning for Chicago. where they
will attend the wedding OF their
niece, Miss Margaret Anderson. 10
Charles +. HOlderman of Cleveland.
O. The marriage took place Satur-
day evening at the home Of the
brides parents on Lexington II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

'O4 or Elkhart RI Molony. the
secretary. ANNOUNCED that eight al
umni have died since the last meet
ing OF the association. Il commit
tee including Rev John O'Hara. c.
:. C.. IL; Knute X. Rockne. u.
ana Edward Cleary, 90. Momence.
Ill was appointed 20 draft condol-
euce resolutions. Mass for the de-
ceased alumni viii be said in the
university church this morning.
The treasurer report shows that
the association has $4,000 in the
ola Students Hall fund. and the
1918 graduating class increased the
sum by subscribing $1,000 Ii was
decided at the meeting that as long
as the government Is not making any
appeals for funds toward the con-
duct OF the war. the building COM
mittee may continue 20 raise funds
for the erection OF the new hall.
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elect
ec at the annual meeting: Honor
airy president, the Very Rev Peter
Blessing. IL. D, Is, Providence, r.
J.. president Harry Hogan, "a. Fort
Wayne. Ind. vice presidents. J. J.
Conway. IS. Ottowa, III. Joseph
Haley "99. Fort Wayne. Ind. Col
William Hoynes, IS. Notre Dame,
Ind William Jameson, 90. 81. Paul.
Mimi. Max St George, Il. Chicago.
III. John b Kanaley '09, Chicago.
H.; secretary. Rev. William Molony.
G. :. c.. 90, Notre Dame. treasurer.
Warren Cartier, 81, Ludington.
Mich; trustees. two-year term.
Clement Mitchell o.. Chicago. H..
Robert Proctor. '04. Elkhart and
William McInerny '01. South Bend.
After the meeting a banquet was
held in the college refectOry.
Speeches were delivered by FIR John
CavanaTgh, Byron Eanaley, Col.
William Hoynes. Jona Lemmer and
others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-10
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
81 -. ;.HN'S c0CIETY

The st. -uln's Cick and Benevo-
lent society of st -Iary's church has
elected the following officers for the
coming year:
Spiritual director. Rev. Joseph
Scherer: president, 2. L. NJ. Schu-
macher: vice president. John Wal
Hsch: corresponding secretary. /.
Schmidt financial secretary, Henry
Bauer: assistant financial secretary.
A. Cruise: treasurer. r NJ. Munich
director A. Schreyer. banner car
risr. Joseph Hirl. assistant banner
carriers. A Rhodes and John Butz-
olitz: L. :. banner carrier Victor
Butzohtz: representative, John Pies
sci: marshal. John Grams: assistant
marshal. John Berndt.