The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

Everything IL set for the big''Invisi-
bic Guest" dinner that n to raise Ham
mond's quota Of Ahe Hoover $4,000
coo. Reports on the sale OF tickets in
dicate that practically every one CT
the couittse of 10 have disposed OF
their aIlotments Of 10 tickets each.
No ticket is being offered for less
than 5000 and .here have been e nun
Der of 800 tickets sold The success
OF the affair is row positively assured,
Every person Of prominence in Ham
mond viii be present
The menu viii consist ef Soup ana
Crackers The oDirit OF tho occasion
Will be that Of helping the starving
children of Europe through the terri
BILE chaos that has resulted from tl1s
war.
Herbert Hoover says that Americans
tend to over-personalize their appeals
for charity. The Rotary Club, which
is sponsoring this affair. win make II
unique in that object to be attained
and not those who aid in attaining the
object will be given the prominence.
Everything will be subordinated to
the big idea; that Of aiding In starving
children with the secondary purpose
Of stabilizing political. economic and
social conditions over the world.
MAY GET TICKETS AT Do0El
The task OF soliciting everybody tu
Hammond is a big Job; even for an
active committee OF 20 ana so arrange
mentS have been made for anybody
who desires to aid this most worthy
enterprise to purchase tickets at the
door tomorrow evening.
Those who have solicited and soid
their quotas of tickets are expected to
turn them IN 70 Miss Roberts at the
First National Bank and receive a re
ceipt for the proceeds Of their sales.
Incidentally IL there are those who
desire to contribute smaller sums u
the aid of the cause they will be glad
~ received and duly credited but win
not entitle the donor to one OF the
much coveted tickets.
1t Sc necessary TO adhers 70 tho $40
to 400 price for the tickets on account
OF the representations that have been
made TO the hundreds OF people who
have already purchased tickets.
In fact the capacity OF the banquet
hall Will be taxed by the tickets that
are sure to be sold.
number OF Chicago contribution
have been received by President Thos
r. Tennant of the Hammond Rotary
club. They are from Thomas E. VIII
son, president Of Wilson Ss Co.: Arthur
Lowenstine. vice president. and W. A
Hirsh. formerly Of Hirsh Stein & Co.
The following extract drom "who's
Who in America" gives an idea OF Mar
quis Eaton who IS TO be the speaker o.
the occasion tomorrow evening.
MARQUIS EATON, LAWYER
Born in Mattswan. Mich April s.
1875. Son Of Gen. Chas L. aud Nellie
Educated at University OF Mich. 1898
s5. Married Jacquette Hunter ot
Flint, Mich, June. 1903. Admitted to
practise IN Mica in 1898, Admitted iu
Illinois In 1901. L. S. Supreme court
in 1903. Assistant reporter IN Mich
supreme court, 189s-19O1 Member o
Cody Eaton Of Chicago. 1sO1-1sO9
Became member of DeFrees. Buclxinc--
ham, Ritter, Campbell and Eaton. 1910
title later became DeFrees. BueIfnC
ham and Eaton. Official attorney for
city treasurer, Chicago. 1s0a-I910
Member Of state board OF examiners fin
accountancy by appointment Of Uni
Versity Of Ill, 1912-15. Director of
Chicago Trust Co. 1903. President o.
sane Fourth association (drst orEaniz-
ed expression OF movement for con
structive celebration OF Independence
Day) Chairman Of Chicago Chapter
OF American Red Cross. since 1917 Dt-
rector Of United Charities or Chicago
and Of Infant Warfare Society. Nien,
Der advisory Com Park Ridge school
for Girls. Republican. Conrregstlon
alist Member cf Chicago Cougroga-
tional brotherhood. president i'm 1910.
Chi Congi. Club. president. 1914-is
Member Of American Bar Assn. Ill.
state Bar Assn, Chi Bar Assn. BH
OF managers, 1881 Chi. Law In
stitutc. pres 1911 Ch Law club
Mich. society. Chicago. 19i2-1s. Zeta
Psi' Alpha Omega, Mason CLUBS. Ham
hton, pres. 190s-09. Union I.oaru..
Flossmore Country. dItoctor. 1913-t7
Quadrangle. pres. 1918, Author of
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