Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1922 — Page 6

WHITING NEWS NOTES

CANT CRITICISE CENSOR IN FILMS, FOR SHE JUST NATURALLY CUT OUT CRITICS

I'RBtfBYTBRIAV CHIIICH W. H. Taylor, Pastor. Servces held at Ke-formed Hungarian Church Building; 119th street and Indiana Boulevard. Whiting, Indiana. 5:45 a.- m. Sunday School.

1:30 p. m. Stlglitz Park Sunday School. 3:30 p. m. Ohurch Service. Rev. Fred E. Walton, D. D., Ph. D., as-sit-tlng with Bervlce. ""-lore will be no morning- church .ervice. The afternoon service will e a special service at which time .here will be baptism, reception of new members, ordination and intallation of church officers toy .Dr. F. E. Walton. An invitation Is extended to all .vho are interested In the work of the church.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF EAST CHICAGO. Brown's Ha.ll, 613 Chicago Ave. Sunday Se ces 10:45 a. ra. .Sutj.ct, "Probation After Death." Sunday School 12 o'clock. Wednesday Evening Services S:00 p. m. Reading Room open Tuesdays from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. rl.TMOCT H CO N GREG ATION" Alt CHURCH. Charles E. Trueblood, Minister. The next hlg event In the life of the Congregational Church will be the state meeting of Congregational churches In Whiting, May 18 to the 22nd. We are expecting over two hundred delegates, and as far as possible a Congregational minister will preRCh at the morning service la every church in this region on Sunday April 23rd. The Commercial Cl'-h and other soclt!es are making preparations to welcome them. Services Sunday,. April 2lrd Church School at 10 a. m. Morning Service 11 o'clock. Subject. "How Come?" Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Evening Service at 7:30 p. ra.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. H. P. Key, Pastor. 9:20 Sunday School and Junior Church. 10:45 Public worship with sermon, "The Lure of Truth." 6:30 Epworth League. "The Vi-slon from the Mountain Side." Leader, Mrs. Llewellyn Griffith. 7:30 Public worship with sermon, "Religious Irreconcilables." Bible Study class in Xtw Testament Wednesday night at 7:30 to 8:30. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Geo. M. Anderson, Minister, 426 Central Ave. Last Sunday was a great day for the church with a record attendance In Btfjle School. Christ's mes

sage to the people after his resurrection was that they tarry until they he endued with Power from ot- hisrh. .And they "waited until

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 For Good Furniture, Go to Sellers. 4-3 All Wall Paper bought of us, trimmed free of charge; Tom Smelser. Signs. Paints and Hardware, 605 Indiana Blvd., Whiting, Ind. 4-11-tf H. Gordon & Sons will be open Thursday. Saturday and pay day evenings only. AU other days we ciie at 6:00 p.m. 4-13,-tf PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Gladys Walton la "THE GUTTER SNIPE Also "The Leather Posh, frs," and Topics of the Day. 4-21-2

DAKCE Shirt Waist Dance Riven by the Triple Link Social Club, Saturday evening, I. O. O. P. hall. Sterling's orchestra, couples 31.00. 4-21-2 Special Sale of Very Smart Street Hats at 33.60 to 35 00, Friday and Saturday; McElroy Hat Shop, 423 Indiana Blvd. 4-21-2 rniNCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Mae McAToy in "MORALS Also "TITO LEATHER PTSHERS" and serial, "Go Get 'Em, Hutch," and a comedy. Comfnsf Sunday W. S. Unit In "WHITE OAK. Coming Monday, Rudolph Valentino and Dorothy Dafton in "MORAS OF THE LADY BETTY." 4-22-1 NOTICE To the cttixens of Whiting-, Ind., the Governor of the State of Indiana, having designated the week, April 23rd to 2th, Indiana Library Week, I, Walter E. Schrage, Mayor of the City of Whiting:, requests all citizens to observe said wwsif to rf4?alTe moro (eduoatlon (ad r.itiiens through tile use of the tooks within the Whiting Public Library. WALTER E. SCHRAGE, i-22-l Mayor. FOR SALE Bed and Mattress, 34 Sheridan avenue, 4-22-1 FOR RENT Modem room for n or two, with private family, plwna 272. 1064 Atohlson avenue, Wnlt'ng, Ind. 4-22-2 I'OR RENT Two private garages; one heated, one not heated; phone Whiting 305, Inquire 310 119th st. 4-22-2

KOR SALE Modern six room Bungalow, 43 foot iotj 22S Atcfcison avenue. 4-22-2 CARD OF THAWiiS We desire to express cm huartfelt thanks to tna fr lands and employes of the Standard Qil Co. for the sympathy and many act ot kindness shown us ;a tb loss of cur mother Mrs. Augsta Ehlert. Also for the leautiful floral offerings and to those that donated heir sar chines.

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Situ. L.v&iyi. biiv, Oiuo tfiii.r, auu poruons ui news r-l wnc cinpieased her. Mrs. Evalyn Snow, Ohio state movie censor, decided that she didn't care to take a chance on becoming a movie star by having her picture and & few terse remarks anent the thinking -:ualit;es cf the American people thrown upon the screen through the medium o a news reel. She icer.sored it accordingly. Nov the movie concern threatens to go to court about it and get an injunction restraining Mrs. Snow from mutilating news pictures.

the day of Penticost and received the promise. May we also tarry and have another great day on the day of Penticost, the day the church was founded. Bible Sshool 9:45. Communion and Sermon 10:45. Evening service 7:30. Subject, "Cheap Judgment." Special music. You are cordially invited to attend these services. The road to independence is traveled by those who are willing

Coming: to the Princess Theatre, next Wednesday, Harold Lloyd In THE SAILOR MADE MAX. 4-20 Costa Mipidisamles arrested for peddling without a license was found not guilty and dismissed. Those who paid, fines for driving cars without 1922 licenses are Hank Stuhlf-ant. 611; Otto Cooper, 312; and Robert Evans, $11. Those who were found , not guilty are Isidore Sil'Vian, Max Armbuster.

The sympathy of this community is extended to the bereaved family of the late Mrs. Augusta Ehlert who was accidently killed on Inst Monday evening. The Ehlert family is well known in Rbbertsdale having lived on Myrtle avenue for the past twenty years, until a year or so ago when Mrs. Ehlert sold her home and lived with her daughters. At the time of her .death she was slaying at Lombard, 111., with her daughter Mrs. Henry Breckman. CominR to the, Irtncra Theatre, next Wednesday. Harold Lloyd In THE SAILOR MADE MIN. 4-20 Mrs. John Ault and daughter o." Momence, 111., were guests at the O. E. Mock home on Indianapolis Blvd., this week. The Woman's Relief l"n will meet at the K. of P. hall In rrRtilar session this evening. There will e initiation of candidate and the serving of refreshment. Cum In ir to the lrlneea Tlnxlre next Wednesday, Harold IJutil In THE SAILOR MADE MAW. 4 20 Mrs. Mike McOowan of the Wrst Park Addition who was operntml on at the St. Bernard hospital in Chicago on Wednesday was reported to be getting along as well as could be expected at this time. The little son of Mr. and Mr. George Goldlng of Lake avriuiP, In Improving nicely from a serious spell of Illness. Mrs. Alfred Hultgren and daughter Dorothy, of Roberts avenue, visited her mother in, Chicago Thursday. Coming to the Irlnee Theatre

next Wednesday, Harold Lloyd In THE SAILOR MAKE MAX. 4-20 Mrs. James Nicholson of Roberta avenue waa a Hammond visitor on Wednesday. Mrs. John Ehtsinske of Myrtle avenue, who has been ill for the past two weeks is a.'ile to be out gln. Mrs. Edward Jewett of Indianapolis Blvd., entertained lier slater Mrs. John Franzen and family of Chicago, the fore part of the week. Coming to the Prlneess Theatre next Wednesday, Harold Lloyd In THIS SAILOR MADE MAN. 4-20 On the 29th of April the Woman's Relief Corp, are giving a Pedro party in the small hall of the SUtvinski Dom.

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Thirteen different religious beHefs are represented among the girls living in th T. W. C. A.- home in gt. Louis.

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Mr. William A. Brown. Mr. Williair A- 3rown. chairman ot che finance department it the Y W C A., is one o2 th mportant figures at the seventh biennial convention of the national association now in cession at Hot Sprinira, Ark.

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to deny themselves a few things fr now that they may have the great- II er benefits later on. Whiting 5av- U ings & Loan Asociation. 4-221t j VN.

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and Vaudeville. Tomorrow, "Why Announce Your Marrtaa-e" and Comedy. The Music and Art Section of the the Fortnightly Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Lorfg of 213 LaPorte avenue on Tuesday afternoon. April 25th. Mrs. Long will have as assistant hostesses, Mrs. Thorp and Mrs. F. J. Smith, and the following program will be given: Collect, Mrs. Maunder; Modern Sculpture, Mrs. Fredenburg; Modern European Composers. Mrs. Spurrier; Illustrations "Modern European Composers,'' Mrs. Myrick; Volcal Duet, "Slumber Song." (Lohr) Mrs. Rhea, Mrs. Black; Kreirler- Songs, Mrs. Storer; French songs, Mrs. Ordeman; Violin (Dancla, Wieniawski) Mrs. McNeil. Comlnsr to the Princess Theatre, next Wednesday, Harold Lloyd in THE SAILOR MADE MAN. 4-20 Mrs. Wm. Rought of 319 Cleveland avenue will entertain the Eastern Stars at a Silver Tea on Wednesday afternoon, April 26th, at 2 o'clock and all members are requested to bring their thimbles and scissors. Mrs. .Eliia'beth Johnson of Chesterton, Indiana, is a Whiting business visitor this week. Mr. and Mrs. David Whitmlre of Oliver street have moved to Atchison avenue of the West Park ad

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PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Mae 3IcAvoy In "MORALS;" Also "THE LEATHER FISHERS" and serial, "Go Get 'Em, Hutch," and a comedy. Coming; Sunday W. S. Hart In "WHITE OAK. Coming Monday, Rudolph Valentino and Dorothy Dalton In "MORAN OF THE LADY BETTY." 4-22-1 STAR THEATER TONIGHT "Confidence." with all atar cast and VaadevHle. Tomorrow, "Why Announce Your Marriage" and Comedy. The First Evanelleal Church of Robes-tsdale, H. C. Powell, Pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a m. The morning and evening services will be in charge of a Standard Oil employe, J. W. Howard, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Everybody welcome. Live messages willl be given. Juniors 2 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Teacher Training Friday, 7 p. m. A general report of the past year's work will be given Sunday morning, April 80th, toy the old pastor, -and a setting for the new year by the new pastor.

On Monday between 3 and 4 p. m. the wind storm did very much damage on Henry Grieving's farm, south of Dyer. All the farm buildings were Tadly damaged except the barn which had all the doors torn off. Very little damage was done to the house. J. L. Keilman had a radio-phone installed in the office at the elevator. This is the second radiophone in our town. Mrs. B. Thiel spent several days at Chicago with her daughter Mrs. J. Patterson. Math. Schaller spent Thursday with his mother Mrs. Mary Schaller. Miss Lorrig of Crown Point, public health nurse for this county, in-

spected the pupils of both schools. I Miss Harmon (has taken a position in the Dyer High Schooi as do- ' mestic science teacher. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grieving on Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barry returned to their home at Jollet on Wednesday after several days visit with Mrs. Mary Keilman. Mr. and Mrs. Frand Scheldt Sr., and daughter Estella spent Monday at Chicago. Chas. Kallenberger of Kankakee. 111., transacted business here last Friday.

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Platinum has been discovered in Prazll, according to information reaching the department of commerce. The deposit Is in the state ot Parahyba de Korte, and Is on a mountain ridge three miles from the main automobile road leading from Carnpina Grande to Patos. Rt-gular truck lines now operate

Tlhe two day carnival given by -he American Legion closed Wednesday evening. A large crowd attended and all were delightfully ntertained. On the second even

ing the girls beauty contest was won by Mlss Clara Llnkhart and Miss Vera Quin'an. Both girls received the same number of votes, so each was awarded with a beautiful string of fceads. The Hobart schools were closed yeeterdaj-, owing to the oratorical snd declamatory contest being held at Gary. Many from here attended. Mr. H. L. Dunnig is completing arrangements to open an ice market here. He will handle artlfica' Ice pro-cured from Gary. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. Louise KiUigrew was called to Cleveland. Ohio, yesterday morning, owing to the serious illness o' her daughter Mrs. Kathleen Hoke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerber an' family attended the funeral today of Mr. Gerber's mother, who passed away Monday at the home of her Jauchter in Hammond. The 111nera.1 services -were heM at tht Crown Point Lutheran church and the interment was in Crown Point ceme-tery. Mr. Julius Monteuffel who makes his home here with his sister, Mrs. (Jforgc Bruebach. Sr., is In a critical condition due to a stroke of

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Blase fishermen were astonished and learned professors shook their heads in bewilderment with the capture of an unusual species, by the crew of a fishing craft off Long Beach. The monster measured 17 feet long and It weighed 1,500 pounds. The capture was made about eight miles from shore and required several hours to land. Captain Ray Palmer, skipper of the fishing boat Music, the crew which landed the monster

had just baited and lowered his . line when the fish swallowed the hook, ibalt and part of the line. ! For three hours the crew battled '. 1 with their prey and It was not until after they had shot the fish

with a rifle that the members of the crew were able to bring it ashore. The mysterious monster has a wide, cavernous mouth, containing what appears to 'be an extra set of ribs, in addition to its regular set of teeth. The skin of the animal ru'os as smooth one way as that a seel and as rough as sand the other, and large, powerful fins, capable of propelling it through almost any current.

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Mrs. Anna Johnson and children are viBltlng with relatives at Griffith. Miss Rose Klassen was a Hammond -visitor on Thursday. The farmers are all busy In the fields getting the gro-und ready for oats. ECZEMA IS CURABLE Writ m totey and X will send you a fre trial of my mild, soothing, guaranteed treatment that will prove It. Stops the itching and heals permanently. Send no money Just write me that is all you have to do. Adflress Sr. Cannaaay 8046 Park Square Sedsua. M. 1 3; 16

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nue was a Chicago visitor yesterday. The Colonel Roosevelt Relief Corps will meet this evening in the K. of P. hall. Mrs. Charles Pedersen of 119th street visited her brother who Is seriously ill at his home In Evanston, 111. Coming -to tha Prtnos Tbearre, next Wdn"day, Harold Lleryd In THE BAILOR MADE MAN. 4-30 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bodlne of 119th street vUSted relatives in Chicago Friday. Mrs. I O. Lenard, nee Margaret McElray, left for a western trip yesterday. During Mrs. Ienard'o absence her sister, Mrs. Walter Eschenbach, will give tfne customary careful attention to Mrs. Lenard's millinery patrons, Mrs. D, A. Franb and Miss Rose Cowen sisters of tha lato Mrs, M. Sternberg, visited at tha Sternberg home the early part of the week. They are nn their way to their home in Ixs Angeles, California Mrs. Herman Stienk has returned from Wanatah, Ind., whr she attended the funeraJ of her grandmother, Coming I tile Princess Theatre, next "Wednesday, Harold Uord THE SAILOB MAIB MAN, 4-20 A nurobeF of looal high school students attended the oratorical contact hld In Gary yesterday. Mr. and Mra. Anderson, Mesdamee Wilkinson, &hovj, Schleehty, Mary Hay and Orindel attended the W. C. T, U. at East Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday. Ernast Melat was arraigned fey Bailiff Wawixyniak and placed unflLer jrucety of peace bond !by his tarjww -w Ka,

Office Phone 417 Lady Assistant Res. Phone 436-M Owens and Spanburg Funeral Directors and Embalmers PRIVATE CHAPEL, AMBULANCE, LIMOUSINE SERVICE Moving and Expressing-7-Anything and Anywhere 406 119th Street, Whitingr, Indiana

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year don't let a few pessimists and calamity howlers scare you away from

a great opportunity. You never will have another chance to buy lumber at present prices. Experts agree that rock bottom has boen reached. Use your own good judgment and start your building now. You will never regret it. We will get a better price for our lumber if you wait but our advice is to build now. HAMMOND LUMBER CO. Oakley Ave. and Wilcox - Telephone, 14

UDhai This Sign Tlleans To Our Depositors Q Th sumbol shonm above means that this bank Is a member of the Federal Reserve BanVirtg Sqstem of the United States. To all our customers and friends this means additional security, also the highest standard of banking service and accommodation obtainable. Q TPhether you tuant to open a checking account or a savings account or n?hether uou are in need of broader banking serpice to carry on upur mork the fact that this bank has increased facilities for serving qou because of its membership in the Fed" eral "Reserve Sustem is of real significance to upu. Q U?e incite upu to make this bank upur bank. Come in and let us shou? dou n?hq it pays to keep upur account in a bank lhat is a member of the Federal Reserve Banking System. First National Bank HAMMONDINDIANA ... Member of Ihe Federal Reserve Banking System Stockholder in the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago