Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 5 August 1921 — Page 13

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THE TIMES. Fridnv, Aturust 5, 1921.

DANCING TEACHERS

SHOUT NG

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Catch-as-Catch-Can Dances and Toddle Steps to Be Tabooed. (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 XEW YORK. Auff. 4 Its not what you do with your feet that mattr, said Grajiddaddy Lewis Kretlow today. "It's what you don't do with them when the rest of you Is going places." Granddaddy Lewis knows. He is the patriarch of American dancing teachers here in convention convened to divis some new steps and reduce the rough stuff In modern dancing to one-half of one per cent. Some fsvo hundred odd dancing teachers from all parts of the United States have charged upon New York for their annual gathering shouting "refofm." Or at least enough reform so that any young man who wanta to keep abreast of the times and h!s best sweet 1e must get out and get himself some dancing lessons. They're going to take away the toddle. The oateh-as-eateh-ean Is to be officially counted out. All those vulgar, easy dance that any one with two legs or maybe a stout crutch could do at sight are to be banned and tabooed the coming winter. There has ben a slump in the danring teaching business, many delegates admitted tod:. The dancea were getting so simple that many people were drawn right up out of their steats by the wall of the aaxaphone and before they knew it were out in the middle of the floor toddling away without having taken any lessons at all. Moreover. "standardization. that key word f the dancing teaching industry waa tossed to the four notes of the piccolo by the simplicity of the recent Innovations. Kvry one's todle was his own and it was just as good as any one's else. So we are to have some new, more stately dances for the coming season. Just what they are to be will be determined before the end of the week.

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News Notes

BRITISH EXPLORER IS PREPARING FOR NEW ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION

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is done a new grade building will be erected and the Central school will bp devoted to the purposce of a real up-to-date vocational or trade nchool. "Especial care will be given to the boys and girls beginning their high school work. It is the conviction of the school authorities that the i.'

year in the high school is one of the j greff.test Importance and the pupllH' transition from the ward scchool the life of the high school is a precanous one, and should be especially ,

guarded. "The revised course of study provides properly for the eight grade which was dropped out of the school organisation several yoars ago and the pupils are given the benefit of an additional year in the high school vhich"will take place of the eighth grade ommltted from the school curriculum."

SHIP BEER TO HAVANA

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BOSTON. Aug. Cuba may be the wettest country In the world, but native Cubans still like Americanmade beer, as evidenced by the fact that fifteen hundred large packages of malts were placed aboard the U. S. Pruu steamer San Pablo which ' sajled for Havana recently. The cargo is . the property of American brewing houses and will be changed into a little stronger than one-half of one per cent beverage by the addition of water and a few other ingredients.

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NOTICE. Mra. Bmma Spencer, cltr society rrperter tor The Tlmn, will ajreatly appreciate any news phoned either te The Tlmea esTle E. C 2S3 or ker hosnet E C. . Mra. Frank Keegan of 14th street was hostess to the Nu Epsllon Club Thursday evening. In the card game prizes were won by Mrs. A. L. Carlson and Mrs. Edward Heckleman. During the evening refreshments were served. Mrs. Edward SItp of Grasselll ave. is confined to her home with a slight attack of the grippe. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. "Walkowlak of Grasselll avenue have a son born to them at the South Shore hospital In Chicago. Mr. "Walkowlak Is cashier at the First State Trust and Savings Bank of Indiana Harbor. "Walter Eechenbach. the Jordan agent, left thjs morning for Cleveland. O., where he will visit the Jordan automobile factory. Mr. Eschenbach was accompanied by Dr. Kutherford. The Toung Peoples Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church were represented by & large delegation at the Cleveland National convention last week. The delegation consisted of the Misses Otille Krajweskl. Myrtle Bck and Margaret Canan and Messrs Harold Main, Albert Totesta and Harold Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre accompanied the delegates. This was one of the largest delegations from so great a distance. The delegates left via X. T. C. on Wed-esday morning returning onday. At a business meeting held at the home of Miss JfJen Hathaway of Drummond St.. Tuesday evening the president. Harold Main gave a partial

report cf the convention ar.d this was followed by one of the most fruitful business meetings of the year. It was decided to choose new captains

for the teams and Ralph Trep, Otilliej

Drajwcckl, Saylor Wilson and Myrtle Beck were chosen. Kenneth Kaufman was elected head usher with Adolph Thanholdt assistant. Ralph Kathburn was elected music director and Lillian Hathaway reception committee. With the methods and inspiration of the convention and a 'Cilllng group of workers the T. P. C. U. Is looking forward to a good year. After the business meeting refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs, Hathaway waa given a standing vote of thanks. The society was Invited to meet at the home of Ralph liuthburn next mOnth. Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Northcote avenue is returning: from the Mercy hospital today with her little daughter. The litis one la to be named Mary Franees. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huttle o 3822 Elm st. are the proud parents of a baby girl born Thursday, Aug. 4. Mrs. Jennie Blgham of Knightstown, Ind., Is visiting with her daughter Mrs. Walter Frank of 4311 Baring avenue.

HEARING ON HIGH SCHOOL BOND ISSUE (Continued from page one.)

Told Toll People He WoulrlNot Pay Toll INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICt KANSAS CITT. MO.. Aug. R. J. Shepard, sailor has been sentenced to Jail because he was a "champion" long distance toll "dogger." Shepard had "a girl In every port." Recently he decided It would be wise to "keep them all on a string," so he phoned one in Kan Francisco, another in New Orleans, a third in New Tork and a fourth in Baltimore. Later he told the phone company he would not pay the toll charges. Shepard's service in the World War caused the court to be lenient with him and he draw a light fin.

THE WATCH ON THE OHIO INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! YORKVIL.I,E. O.. July 26 Two local aliens placed their clothing In a. johnboat and went bathing In the Ohio river. The boat sank. , For several days the men dragged the river. Finally they recovered a pair of trousers containing $40. The other pair, containing $40 and a watch have not been located.

ENGLAND MAY BUILD ELECTRIC BATTLESHIP INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LONDON. JuSy 56 It is possible that the British navy will shortly possess an electrically driven warship. It Is understood that the Admiralty is considering the question of adopting electric propulsion as an experiment in one of the four new I8S.000.000 battleshps, the plans for which are now being decided. Although the United States adopted the all-electric warship some time Ago the British Admiralty has always preauxlliary purposes.

for a study hall In the northeast corner, and three clasa rooms will be made In the same space now occupied by the domestic science class rooms . "The main floor will contain trie administrative offices, as they are now with a new one provided for a dean ot

girls. The library and the chemistry'

laboratory will remain as they are but the physics laboratory is located in the north wing together with a study hall and two class rooms. The south wing will have In addition to four class rooms, the domostlo science (sewing) laboratory, a model chamber and a

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complete fitting room. Immediately opposite the main entrance Is placea the foyer of the auditorium. The auditorium has a capacity for 1,230 people, a stage 32 feet by 64 feet, large enough for any theatrical performance or athletic demonstration, together with seveVal good dressing rooms. "The south wing of the second floor will be devoted to the main study hall. It will be noted that there are study rooms on all the floors. It being the intention of the superintendent of schools that the study of pupils at the school building shall be supervisee with the proctors in attendance to assist and direct proper preparation of the lessons. "The commercial department with rooms for typewriting, stenography and bookkeeping as now provided will have the addition of a model bank. Bookkfoping lessons wilt be constructed so as to give actual busines practice In all recorded transactions. On this floor is the balcony entrance to

the auditorium which will increase the seating capacity by near 400. A splendid art room and studio is provided in!

the northwest corner which affords ideal lighting for art purposes. A laboratory, physiology and general science, is planned at the southwest corner. This floor will furnish fifteen recitation rooms and will be especially well equipped. "The new building does not provld shops and laboratories for vocational work for boys. It is the intention of the board of education to equip the. Central school on llohman street fully in every way as a modern trade or vocationa Ischool. All work in manual training includinp wood work, meta work etc., will be done in this building. In addition continuation and trade classes in automobile mechanics, electrical appliances, elementary engineering, carpentry, blacksmithlng etc., will be rmvided for. A movement is under way to move the Central school from its present location to a site on Russell street, and when this

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 BOSTON Boston Common's famous old "swimming hole," better known a the Frog Pond, Is again open to the city's youngsters for paddling purposes. A new concrete bottom has been installed, transforming the pond Into a baln.

Why Rich Men Want More, Tbe reason a rich man la sever sat Isfied with the size of his fortune la not necessarily because he has aclulred a kind oT hog Instinct, but rather because his knowledge of affairs and his breadth of vision have crown until he sees bigger and bigger things that he wishes to do; and his ambition to accomplish Is always a few leads ahead of his capital. The rlcliest men In the world are usually the heaviest borrowers, because they are In a position to see the most to be done. Hence any man setting out to get rich might as well recognise at the beginning, that from the very nature of things, he can never hope to feel that he has enough. Fred Kelly In The Nation's Business.

Fifty Years of Life. A French statistician has been dabbling with figures to And out just what man does with that precious thing called time. He concludes that et the age of fifty years the average man has slept 6,000 days, worked 6.500. walked 800, amused himself

' 4,000, spent 1,500 eating, and has been

111 500 days.

BEST PAINTED OF CITIES C INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 BOSTON. July 26 To this city has gone first honors in New England for cleaa-up and palnt-up efforts. A solid silver loving cup has been presented to Mayor Andrew J. Peters on behalf of the city by the New Kngland CleanUp and Paint-Up committee, recognizing that the city conducted the best organized, most thorough and most educational campaign for cleanliness and brightness this year.

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Delicacies That Do Not Travel. Least appreciated, relatively to theft gastronomlcal merits, are the softshelled turtles, native of the larga streams and lakes. They are hardly Inferior to the dinmond back terrapin, but are seldom seen in the markets for two reasons because they do not ship well and because local demand, where they are caught, uses up the supply. They are home-consumption delicacies, like the honey banana, the emerald-gem muskmelon and the fall pippin apple too good for the ordinary market and sure to lose their original flavor In passing through the hands of the middleman.

Like te Write Letters. The English-speaking race is the most Industrious In the world In the matter of letter writing. The Australians take first place, with 13 letters per head per year; Canada and the United Kingdom comes third with 75. The German average is only 49, and Italy Is a long way behind with only 11.

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East hiava. Iiijiama. Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 Diversity Aids Our Industries Here The diversified character of the 40 industries sustaining the City of East Chicago often enables them to receive orders in what are considered dull times. Thus the demand for Sinclair and Standard Oil gasoline is quite satisfactory. Universal Portland Cement is operating at capacity, due to the extensive highway construction going on in the country. Graver Corporation has been working on orders for huge storage tanks for the southwestern oil fields. Bates Expanded Steel Truss has been doing Japanese and Indian business, while General American Tank has just booked a large order for China, and the Superheater company has been working on orders for Pacific Ocean steamers. Having the most diversified line of industries in Indiana places the City of East Chicago at a distinct advantage.

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Groceries Heinz Tomato Ketchup, OQp large bottle Heinz Apple Butter, 2-lb. Al jars, per jar Heinz Baked Beam, O C 3 small cans Pet Milk. He per can Campbell's Soups, 1 1 per can Best Santos Coffee, OC 3 lbs. OOC Kellogg's Corn Flakes or 1 A Post Toasties, pkg. . . Navy Beans, tl per lb QC Choice Cuts Pot Roast of "1 Beef, per lb IOC Plate Beef, O per lb OC

Meats Fresh Beef Liver, 1 0 1 per lb Fresh Tripe, 1 A per lb AUC Fresh Pork Tails. 1 Aper lb A w Fresh Pork Kidneys, Q per lb QC Fresh Pork Feet. O per lb. . OI Fresh Pork Snouts, O per lb OC Fresh Neck Bones, O per lb C Fresh Sheep Plucks, Q per lb OC Brisket Bacon, OA per lb ilC

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