Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 6 January 1921 — Page 9

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Thursdav, Januarf 6. 1921

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

THE TIMES

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AIR POLICE HEAD WILLING TO TRY ' VOYAGE TO MOON

New claasei are beins formed for th-9 rwininr public night eehool. n ffort being: to reach the 1,000 mark, "in attendance. Great atreaj is laid xxvon the capabiJitiea of the tea.chere, this beins a rare opportunity for those ivho education has been neglected and also for those thirsty for information 1n new subjects After a perual cf the followInK list of courses offered you certainly will find one !n fhlch you -wish to enroll, as the school is undergoing- much expanse in conducting the night school for the benefit of the community. Freneh; courses In English for ne-sv Americans, both men and women; commercial work; typewriting and bookkeeping; basWetry: Sewing and cooking; mathematics; mechanical drawing; machine hep; wood working; auto repair work; industrial chemistry and physical training for men and women. Tom Jllx, the cowboy star, who has the reputation of never faking a stunt in a picture Is appearing at the Star Theater, 'Wednesday and Thursday. aur guarantee is your money back. 12-31-5 Harry Harrison charged with petit larceny, having stolen an overcoat according to the reports from Lenox Paul cf 811 White Oak avenue. Harrison was released on a 1200.00 bail,

'rned by August Kaffles.

William High oharged with forging

a cheek on the Whiting Drug com

pany was arraigned in the city court

nd fned 15.00 and costs upon pay tnent of which he was released.

John J. Keller, confined to his home

tn Sheridan avenue by illness, is !m

proving. Mrs. Keller, who was aiso

il. Is recovering.

The meeting of the Idies' Aid of

the Lutheran church has been post

r.ned from tomorrow to Thursday,

Jan. 13. The training: class for Girl Scout

I'.adars meets this evamingr at 7 o'clock

t the Community center. All Inter

rated in Girl 6cout work are Invited

lo come. Chat. Corsttn charged with disorderly conduct paid a fine of $2.00 and . rr.sts.

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

Come and bear the January Records at fast Aronbersrs, 503 119th afreet. 12-C9-tf Tot Ue New ix room house with sun parlor, modern in every detail, ill eU on monthly payments. W. C. Mathew. 411 Oliver Street. "Whiting, phone 247-W. 12-30-6 STAR. THEATER. TOMOHT Tn Mix In 'Texan, also comedy. 1-5-Tho Chney Phonograph. The sweetest tone mt all. H. Gordon A Soaa. I2-29-tf Hemstitching and picotlng done. Mra. A. E. She-lley, 142 Atchison avenue, corner il6th street. 1-3-tf Open Thursday, Saturday and payday evenlars. only. . Ssifer Furniture Co. 12-28 All the latfrrt Okeh Record no-rr on ! at H. Gordon A Sons. 13-30-5 If ytra did nt reeelre our 192 calender, vrlll cheerfully rive one upon reoet. Selfer January releases of Brosawlclc Record (including: "MarrJe) and R- S. rolls no-rr on ule. teUer Furniture Company. 1-5-t Piano for Sale Cheap 1f taken at enca. Inquire at 4S6 ll?th ftreet, wTi:tur. 1-5-4 Tamihd room Jor two gentleruea or light houje Tceepinr, 1333 Amy '.venue. Whiting. 1-S-l Tie axnuaJ meeting f The "Whiting Savings & Loan association will be heM Monday evening-, Jj. 10, 1921. A full attendance is desired. Ballots tray be cast from 7 to 3 p. m. 1-8-4 Waa ted Competent girl for general koue work, three In family. Apply TThltlng 7-7wa Company. 1-6-3 TTanted Furnished or unfurnished house, four or more rooms, call 190-J Whiting. l--S Wanted to Rent An apartment, 3 t- 7 rooms, furnished or unfurnished. "Will pay well for desirable location. Call eelfer Furniture Co. Phone Whitlug 376. 1-6-2

STAR THEATRE WHITING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. January 5 and 6.

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Capt. Charlet N. Fltzjerald. Do you want s trip to tha moon? Capt. Charles N. Fittperald, commander of the Naw York city air police was recently In Washinfrton offering his services to Prof. Robert H. GocJard, wh- is plannir.r to hoot a ball to the noon. Captain Fitzjrerald. who is known as a daredevil, is willraK1 to be c lor ' in the hutro ball which will make the long: journey. Professor Goddard was formerly with the Smithsonian Institute, but is now devoting" his entire time to the completion of the fmoon trip" cannon and ball.

A whirlwind star In a whirlwind picture is a. promise for the Star Theater next Wednesday and Thursday. Our guarantee is jour money back. 12-31-5 A. Mos;nI;s arrested by Officer Befiak on the charge of speeding and driving; with an open muffler, furnished a $-0.00 cash bail for his release. liicr.a-d Kielber of 119th street has resumed his studies at Howe college, Howe, Ind. Grandma Broderson, age S2 years, who fell down the stairs at the home of her son Tr. H. G. Broderson in the

West Park addition is getting along

nicely.

Andrew Kw.mer has returned from

St. John, -where he spent a few days

visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. I Winsberg cf Cleve

land avenue are moving to Indiana Harbor today where Mr. Winsberg has

purchased a delicatessen store. The

family wifj reside on Elm street. The general section cf the Fortnightly club met in the library audi

torium and enjoyed a most pleasant

evening, which was devoted to Whit

ing. Misa S. Vampbell read the col

lect, which was followed by "songs of

ether days," by club members; "Whit

ing Looking Forward," was next on the program by Sirs. Rought and Mrs. .Tudeon. This was in tha form cf a letter which Mrs. Judscn writes to Mrs. Rousht, one of whom. 1s in tha

east and one in the west. Mrs. Judson cornea back to Whiting for a

visit 20 years hence an! writes Mrs.

Rought of all the changes Whiting haj

undergone. Whiting reminiscences

were given by the club members, many e which were Interesting and amusing.

A laughable scene In "The Texan"

starring Tim Mix playing at the Star Theater, Wednesday and Thursday. Our g-uar&ntee Is your money back.

12-31-5 The funeral cf Mr. Mathew Schaefer,

who died at his home 320 Sheridan

avenue on Wednesday morning will be

held on Saturday. Services will be held at the Sacred Heart church in Whiting at 3 a: m: interment to be

at St. Joseph's cemetery. Hajnmond.

The deceased Is survived by his widow

Mrs. Schaefer. his three sons. Albert.

Michael and Joseph Schaefer of Whit

ing and five daughters. Mrs. Joseph

r:plir;?er of Hammond, Misses Bar. fcaia and Yron!i-a Scha-ftr arid Mtailamcs !f !.'go Keen and Tlriuit Hcln of W hiting. Twrr.ty-i.ix members of the music and art section of the Fortnightly club wll! attrn.l Grand Opera in I'hicago text Saturday afternoon. Mr. Mry A. Si-riaaf gave a theater arty to the following, who witnessed "The Jewels of the Madonna," in Grand opera at the Auditorium. I'rof. and Mrs. Carpenter of Chicago. Miss Esperance Sch'.erhty and D. J. Prochaska of Whiting. The funeral of Mrs. A. C. Jewell "ill ne held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock u hen the .erv;re will be preached at the home of the sinter o t! o deceased. Mrs. If. Wei's. 444 John street.. li (tf.Tnent will be at Oakhill ceinetery. Ftammor.ci. Tom Mix is salt! to loosen up a w!. o!e bagfal of new .--units in "The Texan," his latest at the Star Theater, Wednesday and Thursday. Our guarantee is j our money ba Vc. I'.'-m-o At the regular meet.nc of Die Triple t.'nk Social club, on Monday evening, the following officers were installed, Tor the ensuing year: A. G. 0.terberg. president: V.. Uarmes. vice presiclfnt: M. Abraham, secretary; (.. Wolict. treasurer; C. SpRiisbur?, T Peuer. rJ. Wallham, directors; and T. T. T,et.jen, ciiairrnan of the entertainment committee. The club have ju.t finishtd decorating their room? in the I. O. O. I"1. J.uiidlnjr and liavo had a lame

treplacc built in the social room. The pool and billiard room Is being rente deled and when this is completed tney will have one of the most modern ciub rooms in the county. A nuiibey cf social tunts are being planned for this year, among -which will be a .'adies night fo be held the first Friday of every month, aid a. dance to be held in the I. O. O. F. hall on Saturday evening, January ?2. The dances given by the club have always been a success and thia promises to be rc exception to the rule.

IT. S. TREASURER WILL RETIRE WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. 'When John Rurke, V. S. treasurer, has counted ill the money in Uncle Sam's coffers, he will retire from public life, he in ccunced today. Burke announced that hi resignaiion has been filed with the secretary of the treasury and he has asked to be relieved of his duties at the earliest oupfiblo moment. Under the law a retiring United States treasurer and his successor must make a count of the moneys in the public treasury before a change in office. This work will take about one week, Burke estimates. Treasurer Burke will Join the private banking and brokerage firm of Cardoe & Co., in New Tork, and the future firm name will be Vardoe & Unrke.

DRY FORCES CLAIM VICTORY CHICAFO, Jan. i. Prohibition forces claimed an important victory here today in the decision of th'e V. S. court of appeals that "dry" raiders have the power to seize contraband liquor without a warrant and that liquor eo seised may be introduced as evidence In court. The ruling was made In the case of Frank Sabutia, an East St. Louis saloon-keeper, who sought to tesit the constitutionality of the war-time prohibition act. Counsel for Sabutis contended that such seiaure of liquor was in contravention of the fourth and fifth articles of the constitution of the United States.

MEASLES

Sabutis' sentence of 90 days in Jail and fine of $500 and costs was affirmed.

STREET CAR CREWS ARMED WITH GUNS OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 6. Every conductor and raotorman on the Omaha street lines is carrying a gun today. Permission to arm themaelvea was

may be followed by serious cold trouble; use nightly

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STOP! STOP! j rriday and Saturday . and and Phone MffllHillin Phone 793 HUD BnllU 794 FOR Service Quality Low Prices FREE! FREE I 1921 CALENDAR RABBITS RABBITS RABBITS LAST CHANCE BRISKET BACON, V2, 2 pound average 28c OSCAR MAYER'S CALIFORNIA HAMS 19c OSCAR MAYER'S APPROVED BRAND HAMS, 8-10. . 25Vz FRESH PORK SHANKS 23c FRESH SPARE RIBS 18c HOME MADE SAUER KRAUT, quart 15c FRESH PIGS' FEET lOVfcc FRESH BEEF OR CALF BRAINS 18c HAMBURGER 18c PLATE BOILING BEEF 10Vc PLATE CORNED BEEF HOME CURED 9V2c SMOKED PORK BUTTS 35c BALTIMORE OYSTERS 70c IRISH MACKREL, each 10c EXTRA LARGE NORWAY HERRING, 2 for 25c 3 LARGE TOILET PAPER 25c CAN CORN AND PEAS, Can WZc; 12 for $1.50 PURITAN MALT AND HOPS 89c MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI. : for 25c NAVY BEANS, pound 12c! 5 pounds for 55c GOOD LUCK. 2 pounds for 69c McLaughlin's xxxx coffee, pound i5c SUPERIOR FAMILY SO.AP, 10 bars for 49c PALM OLIVE SOAP. 3 for 25c 1 POUND CAN BLACK PEPPER 31c HEBE TALL CAN. 2 for 25c ACME P. C. FLOUR and GRANDMA P. C. FLOUR, pkg. 10c SUGAR THE BEST GRADE 10c CAN TOMATOES 10c, 15c, 20c KITCHEN CLEANSER, 3 cans for 20c CALUMET BAKING POWDER, pound 29c WE CLOSE THURSDAY AT NOON WE DO NOT CHARGE-FOR DELIVERIES C. W. HUBBARD AUTO DELIVERY 741 CLAUDE ST., HAMMOND

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FRANK, HAMMOND, Sec-Treas. Hf. J. GESCHEIDLER, Asst. Sec.-Tre&s.

'Bii)y When Prices arc Low' The Advice of Oyie of America's Greatest Business Mjm

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Phonqgraph Bargains We have a lasge number of Phonographs of different makes which we are clewing out at ridiculously low prices , If you aie postponing the purchase of thatyVhonograph, you will soon change v your mind when you see these isplendid , bargains. For Her Birthday We recommendjan Edison or Victrola for her 'birthday. It will prove an everlasting delight &r the entire family., Puts gcace and delight mtoydancing.

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