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Evening star., 1921-05-16
MOTOR EMPLOYEES PICNIC,
Semmes Bus Line Has Outing at
Morgantown.

Employees of the Semmes Motor Com
pany motored from Washington to Nor
gantown. Md, yesterday. on their sec
ond annual outing. Twenty-Five cars
left at 7:3O am. arriving at 9 am
Several truck loads of refreshments and
food were sent ahead Dinner was
served on the lawn.
Sports OF the day consisted of a series
of races and a real live ball game
Winners of the races were: One hun
dred-yard heat. Jim Beck: sack race
Henry Ludke; potato race, Arthur Hur-
ley. Prizes were given to the winners
The ball game, called in the fifth in
ming. ended in favor of the sales and
office force, with a score of 8 to 6.
Ihe entertainment committee was
composed Of NJ De Neane, C. W.
Semmes. r. Semmes and Howard
Kneessie
Evening star., 1921-05-16
MEN RENDER PROGRAM.
Members of Arts Club Enjoy Un-
usual Treat.

Members of the Arts Club were
given an unusual treat last evening
when the regular Sunday musical pro-
gram comprised a series of songs by
the men of the choral section of the
"ln-Com-Co Ciub.' Owing to the
limitation of space not all of the mem
bers of the chorus were assembled, but
nineteen voices rendered program of
unusual merit that ELECTED the warm
est approval. The chorus is under the
direction of Clyde 3. Aitchison, con-
ductor, VINO has organized this sing
ing group in the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Those participating in the program
last night were. First tenorS, H NJ
Brown, Clarence P. Lewis, William T.
Spence. Arthur VanMeter, Charles b.
Wood: second tenorS, E. A. Bartoo Ell
mer l.. Beach, c. A. Rice. II. C. Will
kins; first basses, Joseph +. Eshelnan,
Howard Hosmar, William A. Maidens,
Thomas +. Tyne. Charles +. Smith
second baSses, F. NJ. Cook A f. IIeiss.
j. Paul Kelley. Burt l.. Smoker and
Livingstone Nann, jr. Miss Myrtle I.
Seidler was accompanist.
The program comprised "Landsight-
ing Grieg); Absent (Metcalf-
Lynes): ITO Celia" (oId English):
"Mopsa" (Andrews); 20. Lovely Night
(Offenbach's "Barcarolle"); In Vocal
Combat" DUDLEY Buck): The Bells Of
Shandon' CEevin); When Love Is
Done" Little): Ashes of Roses"
Rossiter G. Cole); THE Elf-Man"
(Gibson); "On Board the Derelict"
(CampbelD and "Lochinvar" (William
G. Hammond).
Evening star., 1921-05-16
P. O. RECORDS OF 1859
MOVED TO MAKE ROOM
FOR POSTAL STATION

Need of Il national archives
building her" WAS further seen to-
day. when files of the Post Office
Department.. dated lAJ9. were re-
moved from the first floor OF the
building to make way for the pos
tai station to be established there.
Hundreds Of these old documents,
which proha bly, had not been re
ferred 20 for years and years. were
found in the WAY when measure
mentS Were taken for the branch
OF the city post office to be IN
stalled.
The musty papers found them
selves Without a "humr again.
they having hcen moved TO their
quarters on the first floor OF tn"
department building when the city
post ottlc" force VAS trd out
ten years ago.
Tim" of the opening az thr branch
postal station has not been deter
mined II VIII occupy th,- eastern
fhd OF the space once held ny IA"
entire city post office
Evening star., 1921-05-16
JAPANESE PRINCE
LIKES LONDON TRIP
Breaks Precedent of His An
cestors by Going About in
Auto Unescorted.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON. May Is. - Crown Prince
Hirohito of Japan has enjoyed "A week
IN London crowded with experiences
such as none of his ancestors ever
knew ana which only a few years ago
would nave been regarded AS ifnpos-
Sibie Tor one of his imperial line, with
US traditional status of semi-divinitv.
nnonIG fas mas ao!t3 shaken hands with many
people, posed before cameras like anv
celebrity of politics or the stage.
driven about crowded streets in a
motor car without an escort and in
spected museums and art galleries,
elbow to elbow with the general
public.
outside Windsor Castle on Wednes-
day the Japanese crown prince and
the Prince of Wales were surrounded
by curious crowd and could not
move until the police pushed the
people away. Both took the incident
cheerfully. After a three-day state
visit in Buckingham Palace Prince
HIrohito moved to Chesterfield Hous..
where Col Edward NJ. House. AS the
representative of President Wilson.
was the guest of the government dur-
ing his first official visit to England,
after the United States entered the
war.
The Japanese court sent word that
the princes visit was principally for
study, lntImating that his father
would appreciate it if there should
be no more formal functions than
necessary.
Chfnda Constant Attendant.
The princes constant attendant is
Vlscount Chinda. Japanese minister
of foreign affairs and formerly am
hassador to Great Britain, who is
well known in the United States
where at one time he also was ia
pans ambassador. Viscount Chinda
has an anxious position. because he
is responsible for Prince Hirohito's
welfare during his tour According
to old-time japanese traditions. il
would be Viscount" Chinda's DUTY to
commit hara-kiri should any mis-
fortune befall his charge.
At the close of the lord mayor's
luncheon to the prince the lord
mayor announced there would be no
speeches Hirohito. nevertheless.
promptly rose and said he could nor
leave without expressing his thanks
for the entertainment, delivering A
brief speech in japanese 1t has been
a great week for the Japanese colony
in London.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
BY the Associated p-oe

hF inc Associated Press.
MENICO CITY. May 15-The More
liza tragedy. in which score of per
sons lost their lives in a conflict be
tween Catholics. police and radicals
ana the invasion of the legislative
halls in Mexico City by protesting
radicals. have set the stage for con-
test of strength in the chamber of
deputies between the Partido liberia,
constItutionalists. the dominant politi-
cal party. which claims President
obregon as its leader. and the various
radlcal groups which for the moment
are united in a common cause.
stormy sessions in the chamber are
predicted for the coming week. and
the battle is scheduled to start tomor-
row AFTERNOON. when the PartidoS will
seek majority vote for their resolu-
tions adopted in secret caucus last
night calling for the designations of
Cefestlno Gasca- governor of the fed
eral district; Luis Morones. govern
ment purchasing agent, and Col Ray
gadas, inspector general of police.
The Partidos also have decided to
request the grand jury to order an in
VestIgatIon of Felipe Carrillo and An
tonic piaz Soto Y CANA. both radical
deputies. who are alleged to have been
the instigatorS of the invasion on Fri
day of the chamber by a group carry
ing the red flag of communism For
the moment the Partidos. heretofore
reckoned as extremely LIBERAL are
considered conservatives. and to their
ranks have come Catholics and nu-
merous independents comprising. ac-
cording to the Partidos, a majority in
the chamber
Radicals in Opposftion.
Opposed to them are the several radi-
cal grOupS which within tho M CT u,oak
have openly def1ed the government and
ha We caused the Pa rtidnS To
Evening star., 1921-05-16
A SAUCY MAID.

from the Lone Scout
Aady-Mary, I think we'll have
boiled mutton with caper sauce for
dinner.
Aary-There are no capers in the
house. ma'am.
Lady-Then go out in the garden
and cut some
Evening star., 1921-05-16
NEXT.

From the Louisville Courer-Journal.
Just bought my wife thousand
dollar fur coat .--
What now?"
Gonna save up for a pair Of shoes
for myself"
Evening star., 1921-05-16
ARREST TRA|NMEN
ON THEFT CHARGES
Southern Railway Conductor
and Baggageman in
Tolls.

Ebert Coleman Lanum. a railroad
conductor in the employ of the South
ern Railway Company. and Robert
I.Sle fayne. Il bacgaCeman. also IN
the employ of the railway company.
are under arrest in this city in con-
nection with the investigation Of
thefts from baggage committed dur
ing the past year. TaNne. according
10 the police. admitted robhing trunks
in his charge and said the conductor
was implicated in the -thcfts. Lanum
questioned in the presence. of Payne.
denied that he had taken any part
IN the theftS.
Find Property Worth Thousands.
Both men have been in the employ of the
company "A number of years. Payne's
home is at Clifton. Va, and he occupied
room at &O7 Mount Vernon place
where, the police stated they recov-
cred alleged stolen property valued
AT several thousand dollars. Lanum' :
room at 1913 T street was searched
and numerous articles of jewelry. gold
COINS, souvenir silver pieces. safety
raz"rS and other property found.
Payne is said to have told the de-
tectivcS th" property found in his
room represented the proceeds of the
! 'h"ftS. while Ianum declared his
property represented presents pur-
ChaSes and what he had found in cars
| from time to time.
: Detectives Embrey. Cornwell and
Thompson have been working on the
reports of railway thefts the past
two weeks, but it was not until yes
terday that they decided TO arrest
taNne. 1t was due to Payne's state
| ments that the conductor was ar
| rested
Losses Valued at $4,000.
When taken to the office of In
spector Clifford l.. Grant, chief of de-
/ tectlveS. Payne is said to have ad-
| mitted his guilt with but little hesi-
tiation. He is said to have stated
that during his twenty years employ
| ment on the railroad he had not aiken
single article until about a year
| ago
Payne is said to have stated that
ms start was male in a search for
| whisky: He engaged in the practice
of shaking trunks to determine if
| they contained whisky. Failing to
! ma whisky, he proceeded to take
/ ether articles, according to his state
| mont to the police. Claims made for
| losses from baggage on the train on
which Payne made runs, it is stated
aggregate about $4,000. A further
| eStigation of the alleged thefts
i is being made by the police.
Evening star., 1921-05-16

The only good point about wicked
movies is that the patrons get so ex-
cited they forget to read the titles
aIoud.-Baltimore Sup.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Radicals in Opposition.

Opposed to them are the several ra di-
cal groups which within the past week
have openly def1ed the government and
have caused the Partidos to rush to the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
WHITING NEWS

A luncheon also being served.
Miss Anna Skrabala whose marriage
VIII take place on next Tuesday, was
rendered a surprise miscellaneous show
er at her home in White Oak avenue
by her sister. thirty-eight friends be
ing in attendance. The gifts which
filed two clothes baskets in which they
were presented consisted OF most beau
tiful and useful articles The even
ing was most delightfully."- spent and
an appetizing luncheon was served A
number Of out OF town persons were
also in attendance.
Mrs Ralph D. Thrush Of cleveland
avenue will entert ain MT. and Mrs NJ.
Hostatier OF Hammond and the Misses
Lillian Sherrer and Alice Nawters no
are in training at the COOK County
hospital in Chicago. at dinner sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pritchard and
Granddaughter Marion Pritchard snd
Messrs Evans and James. all Of whom
have been spending several months in
Wales. have sailed for America. expect
ing TO land in America In about a
week from now.
The General section ~ the Fortnight
~ Club viii be held in the Library on
next Monday night. This is to be
Whiting night. the civic department to
oe IN charge under the direction OF Mrs.
Rought and program committee.
Tomorrow viii pc rally day IN the
congregational Church and SUNDAY
School when it IS hoped that a large
number Or members via turn out, es
Well az new people Who having no es-
pecial church Affiliations. are always
O h.a ~af 10 =, tss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. The in
anoial report OF Rally Day by Classes
vii. be given at the close OF me sun
Gay School.
Hso-nins message. The Nerd OF a
Revival in First Churca, 1I:l0 a. m.
Message Bearers" 200 p. m. All
children above six years may attend
Young Peoples Meeting a 1880 p. m.
Everybody welcome at this service.
Sermons ,. m. The evening service
IS building Up in spirit aud in num-
bers. Come.
Monday. October 5. Sunday School
Board Meeting at 7.3o p. m.
Tuesday. Catechism and $50 p. m.
Personal Workers Glass 1880 ,. m.
Prayer Service at 500 p. m.
THURSDAY. Group Prayer Meeting
IN a home of later announcement. 7.So
p. nj.
Friday, Group (, Prayer Meeting in
home OF later announcement, s p. m.
Teacher Training Class p m.
A series or meetings VIII open sun
day. October 8. to continue for several
weeks. The public Is invited to pre-
pare for them and attend to receive
the great spiritual BENEFITS that are
derived from such meetings when prop
erly conducted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE
CHURCH or CHnIsr

IN MN
426 Central avenue. Geo. NJ. Ander-
son. Minister.
Rally Day next sunday. Much prep
aration has been made TO make Rally
Day big success This IS the day
when we ought to make the church
the biggest factor in the community,
Let us ell get away from our mooringS.
our homes. business. pleasure and
show our loyalty to the church next
sunday We are expecting the cradle
ron to take the honor in attendance.
There are 81 babies n that class and Il
they are all here next sunday they vii
FAR surpass any other class.
Bible school Rally at 9.45 Com
munion and Service at II o'clock. c.
F. Rally $50 Evening service 7.So.
Special music. A1id-week service on
Wednesday at 1880.
The Tenth Legion viii meet with
Mrs Nyiand. $3.50 Cleveland avenue. next
Tuesday evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all who wish to at
tend.
Tire marriage OF Mrs. Blanche Girard
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Butcher. or
Cleveland avenue ard Mr. Harry Ben
nesday. The couple were unattended
and shortly after the wedding service
left for st. Louis. No. TO spend their
honeymoon. Upon their return they
win go to housekeeping on Cleveland
avenue.
Mrs. Edward O'Hara OF Chicago spent
Thursday in whiting visiting with he-
daughter Mrs Charles Chant OF Cleye-
land avenue.
Mrs. Charles Shoenfelt nee Mildred
from Duncanville. Pa. TO Visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dugsan, OF
Pennsylvania avenue.
John Malesoves OF 1913 Michigan ave.
Indiana Harbor. was arrested for driv-
ing his auto without lights He put
Up a sc5 bond. signed by Geo. Brahos
FOR his appearance in court on next
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Ferris has resumed her
teaching in the Junior High School.
having recovered from her attack Of
q phtheria.
Misses Katherine and Buelah stover
OF Sheridan avenue viii spend the week
end visiting friends in Joliet. III.
The store OF Charles Szirmay on E.
10th street was eptered by unknown
persons. there being $3.50 in cash TAX
en-, which Szirmay had hidden between
some boxes Szrmay has the idea that
It was the work OF some one who saw
him hide the money.
Mrs. Ralph Thrush was the recipient
Of a pleasant birthday surprise party
rendered her by a number of friends at
her home 1884 Atchison avenue on last
Thursday. Five Hundred was played
at which prizes were awarded to Mrs
4. G. Osterburg. Mrs. Ralph Thrush
and Mrs. William J. Slower. Mrs
Thrush was presented with beautiful
embroidered center-piece by her friends
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
DYER

Miss EuzaOeth Teutemacher had her
tonsils and adenoids removed on Tues
day at St Margarets hospital in Ham
mond.
Fred Jung had the misfortune TO lose
one of his best horses. while working
in the field the horse took sick and it
died several hours after.
Barney Thief was a st. John visitor
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Keilman and son Phil and
Bargara Scheidt were Chicago visitors
last Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Rally Day Services in the Congrega.
tional Church sunday. Special pro.
gram and music at the church school
at 10 a. n.
Church service at II and 1850.
Mrs Storer will sing at the morning
service and Mrs. Prochaska at the even
ing.
Father Trueblood VIII be present and
baptize several infants. including MIS-
grandson.
Orchestra.
Communion Service
Chas. Z. Trueblood. pastor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

Winter apples and Pears FOR sale BIZ
the bushel; call Whiting 2s0-R 9-2s-tf
FOR RENT-Room with bath. gentle
man only. Mrs. Lena Vogel. phone
Waiting 116-M, SOL Cleveland avenue.
9-2s-3
WANTED-Man and wife to do Jan.tor
work at private club. reference nee
essary. call Whiting 451-R after sac
P. NJ 9-So-2
LOST-Elk's watch charm and fob on
10th street; Please return to Whit
ing News Co Reward. s-50-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
pREsBYTERIAx CHURCH

Meetings are held at the Hungarian
Reformed church on Indianapolis Blvd.
Rev ". Taylor. pastor.
Sunday school at 9.45.
Morning worship at 400. Text
Living by Bread Alone"
stiegiitz Park Sunday School at $500
o'clock ?. m.
Everyone Is welcome to these meet
ings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
Biggest Table Cloth In England.

In the linen room OF Buckingham
palace is a beautifully hand woven
tablecloth that was made for the
coronation of Queen Victoria and is
large enough to cover a table for 200
diners 1t has only been used on five
occasions. There is legend that
wine has never been split on the cloth.
and that It forecasts Ill luck to any
one who spills wine on II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Hedda Nova In THE Nan Trackcrs,-
also Jimmy Aubrey In The Tourist :"
Tomorrow VtoIn Dana In "Hosne stun-
also miracles of the Junglcs," No. 2
and comedy. I0-lf
Rainy days will come Why not lav
up little money each week and be pre-
pared when tho storm breaks7 Whit
ing Savings and Loan Association.
1n7y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
ST. JOHN

The 81 John Band viii give a
dance Tuesday evening, October 4th.
Good music. lois
Mrs Henry Neiblins Il visiting sew
eral days with relatives at Chicago.
Miss Nora stark visitey Thursday
here with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Diuges and son arc en-
josing a few days with relatives at
Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Double feature, W. y. Hart in The
Square Deal Sanderson," also ''The Call
Youth" Paramount Aircraft Special,
with noteworthy cast. Coming sun
day Tom Moore I'm stop Thief
In-f-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
PnEsByTERIAN CHURCH

Meets in Hungarian Reformed Church
10Th street and Ind. Blvd.
Sunday School at e.45 a. m.
Preaching, 400. subject Living by
Bread Alone"
Sunday School at stieglitz Park at
p. m.-Rev. Taylor pastor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01

What VIII Maid Of Athens say7
New York surgeons have restored a
lacerated heart to normal. showing
that the breach-of-promise lawyers
cant have all that Observation-Disclosures
ington Post.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
ROBERTSDALE
sTAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Bedda Nova in THE Man Trackers."
also Jimmy Aubrey In '~Phe Tourist
Tomorrow Viola Dana in "Heme stun
also miracles OF the JunsIcs," No. 3
and comedy. l0-l-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
Daily Thounht.

A thought IS often original, though
you have uttered 1t a hundred times.
Holmes
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Shade. Is laid up with very sorv foot
at the home Of his sister, MS Arthur
Hendric kson on Lake avenue
Mr.. Roy Witter Of Lake avenue. is
stin confined 70 his bed. with very little
change In his condition.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Speak Of East
Side are expecting to move into the
home recently vacated BY the George
Goidings on llsth street.
Mrs. owen McNealy nee clara Sell.
who was operated on for append citIs.
at the Washington Park hospital in
Chicago is at the present time getting
along fine
Mrs. H. Breckman and son Herman.
Mrs. Herbert Klemm and daughter.
Peggy. returned from Garden Prairie.
Ill, where they visited with the form
er's brother. Bruno Hegadorn, for a
few days
The Lake County degree staff initial
cd seven candidates at the Golden star
Rebekah lodge on Wednesday evening.
The work which was more than beauti-
fll. was witnessed by over one hundred
members. short program was rend-
cred which was much appreciated. aft
or which potato salad. sandwiches and
coffee was served by Mrs. Beulah
Browns committee.
Mrs. William Rohrdanse OF Roberts
avenue was taken to the hospital yes
terday and was expecting to be oper-
ated on for gall bladder Infection to-
day.
Mrs John wilkens of East Side. was
| a Robertsdale visitor yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-01
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT

f-ftANNEeSS TONIGHT
Double feature, W. :. Hart in .sT,bc
Square Deal sanderson," also "The Cali
Youth,' a Paramount Aircraft Special.
, with noteworthy cast Coming sun.
day Tom Moore in stop Thief,
lO-1-1
FOR RENT-Four light housekeeping
rooms, with all conveniences; 4ol
119th street, Whiting. 1e-l-l
LOST-Bifowl she'll rim glasses be-
tween Oliver street and Sheridan av-
enue. north side, 10th street Re
ward. John A Tokarz, sol 11sth St.
Whiting. 10-I-1
FORSALE-Mode-n home on Central
avenue, 80 It. lot. double garage, for
particulars see Chas- d. Gamer. 554
18th street, phone Whiting 495. l0-l-e
on account OF Holidays, II. Gordon e.
sons will close all day Monday. Open
Tuesday morning as usual 1917
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE
TO MEXICO DEPLETES
SOUTHWEST RANGES

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov 23.-Livestock
ranges in the southwest rapidly are
becoming depleted as a result of the
recent heavy expectation of cattle in
to Mexico, according to Robert l.. Cas-
tleberry, county hide and animal in
Spector.
Cattle shipments through this port
are now running about 120 cars a
month he said. This rould repre-
sent about $500 head.
The inspector pointed out that the
impression should not be gained that
the cattle business is at a standstill
in Mexico because of the large draw
ings for beef from this country.
Some of the stock being imported
by Mexican ranchers is being sent to
the ranges and it may not be long be-
fore conditions there are normal As
a cattle breeding country, Mexico can
not be teaten."
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
A BISBEE THANKSGIVING
ned day of THANKSGIVING.


these United States
will
comparison
and
Joyful
icaly and with
munty forward 1t refuses back
golden charged
during the latter period with the blood
geuness sangunary
hankfulness it is hardly to
the while operation has ceased in most metal dis
maintained been reduced minimum
Local which
social community imagined itself
overcome
great
internationally predicate
should
privilege
the country that and the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-24
Association Is Formed

WILCOX = Miss Helen Brown
county superintendent of schools,
spent a couple of days here visiting
the schools. Wednesday meeting
was held, many OF the patrons attend
ing. A parent-teachers' association
was formed for the purpose OF bring
ing the school in closer touch with
the parents. The officers elected
were Mrs. H. l.. Johnson, president;
Mrs. A. l.. Chopper vice president;
Miss Bertyl Denton, secretary and
Miss Irene Bennett, treasurer. Meet
ings of the association will be held
within the next few days and many
things pertaining 20 the schools will
be discussed. The proposed bond is
sue will be fully discussed and the
plans which the school board LAS in
mind will be gone Over.