Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 355, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1922 — Page 9

WHITING NEWS NOTES

BOY SCOIT XEWS Tha way that a modern Sceut camp la run is quite a revelation to a -visitor tor th first time. At the sound of 1 the bugler blowing reveille a scene that was the most peaceful suddenly becomes a hi've of bustling humanity. Blankets are put out in the sun to air and the boys are ready for the next call which is "On Tarade." The camp then hoists the flag with all due ceremony and then a short hike and dip lntJ the lake, this is a rare appetiser and by the time every one Is dreseed breakfast comes and is enjoyed in a manner that cannot be imagined by anyone who has not experienced the Bfe. After breakfast a resonable time Is allowed to clean up camp and then inspection call so-unds. The officers of the camp then inspect cots, tents and the whole camp and the credit marks for each tent recorded. There are ribbons awarded to the leading tent and every boy who has been a satisfactory or honor camper gets a broach, to wear on his unlform. The various phases of instruction are divided up into periods and the boys never tire of It. Each boy has a certain detail to attend to such as cleaning the pots and pans, etc., this ensures perfect cleanliness and efficiency. Don't forget to watch the little hiker who will hike along the dusty trail in Messrs. Gordon's window starting on Thursday morning next. Boost hrm and boost WThlttng of the future. THE KILMER PLAYERS "The 'Watcher at the Gate," the psychological play by William Boader and A. E. Sradley which "The Joyce Kilmer Players" the leading Catholic dramatic guild of Chicago, are bringing to the Hartley theatre for two special performances on Sunday, May 14th, Is an unsparing analysis of the dangers and hallucinations of modern spiritism. This marvelously vivid play turns upon the morbid Interest of a typical young society man In the doctrines of spiritism and his final dlsCORE THROAT Jj Gargle with warm salt watai then atrolv over throat 0K Vapo Run Over 17 Million Jon Uacd Yeorlg

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average price of Arcola for the past two years. See how the price is lower this month, NOW, than ever before in its history. Thousands of people will wait until next Fall, when Steamfitters and Plumbers are rushed to death, before ordering Arcola. You can cash in on your foresight by telephoning for an estimate this month, NOW, It means good-bye to cold rooms; good-bye to spotty heat; good-bye to high coal bills. An Arcola system means an American Radiator in every room and it pays for itsejf in the fuel it saves. 1 Arcola Heats Whole House Cheaper, Than Stoves Heated Two Rooms A. Maijotte of 184 Division Street, River Rouge, Michigan, has a seven room home. Formerly he heated two rooms with two stoves. Now he heats all seven rooms with Arcola and American Radiators and saves a ton of coal a year besides. The price of a ton of coal a year is worth saving; see Arcola today. AMERICAN RADIATORlnOMPANY Iv&AL Boilers and AMERjGAKRgdiators for every heating need 816 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, 111.

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of American society life it -portrays :i group of people strangely involv -1 :n a series of exciting events. Either Bernard the parish priest, Florence Shannon, fiancee of the :ifro and Madame Romanowska, a Russian spiritist of the "vampire", type are all Involved in the plot. The thrill of excitement keeps the audience in a sta'te of suspense so i that each auditor becomes personal-! ly concerned from the statas to the ! central character a young man who i dares to attempt to lift the veil of for his folly. PfUXCESS THEATRE TONIGHT "DOV'T EG1ECT VOIR WIFE" Also Harold Lloyd comedy and Pathe em 5-3-1 There was a general meeting of the FornlghUy club Monday eve ning. After the business session a program was enjoyed. Following this a luncheon was served in hon or of Mrs. Wrn. Rought who was recently elected chairman of the Women'i clubs In the 10th district. j Permits for the use of the Whlt- . ing Athletic Field and the Whiting j Park Baseball Field may be securI ed by communication with Alder- ' man J. P. Duffy. m Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kiloee of 110th street left yesterday for an Indefinite stay In Denver, Colo., where they have gone on account of Mr. Klose's health. The Plymouth Aid of the Congregational churoh held an all day session in the church parlors today. Mrs. Hill entertained the 500 club at her home on Atchison avenue last evening. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Ttalph B. Thrush of Atchison avenue, who is undergoing treatment in the 6t. Bernard's hospital is getting along nicely. The Young Ladles' Guild of the Congregational church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Arnold Exton Porter of 419 Central avenue at g p. m. Mrs. Null will entertain the Mothers' club of the M. E. church tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at her home, at 139 Central avenue. This is the last meeting Mrs. Xilsen wIU attend, before going to Nor way, where she will spend the sum mer. There will be steroptican pictures of "The Children in All Lands" and stories and poems of Edward Quest will also be given. All those who subscribed for "The Babies' Mother" are asked to bring money for same. Mrs. Burk will assist the hostess. The 'Whiting Girl Scouts will hold a. rally at 7 o'clock this evening in the Community Center hall. An the Community Center hall. An interesting program will be given, to which their friends are invited. , The annual banquet of the Fortnightly club will be held at the bags represent the sat

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After May 1, National Movine r its efforts to establish ten colDay, there will be plenty of onica to bnnjt down rents- Ihe vacant flats in Chicago if the league has arranged .for free Tenants' league is iuccc sfal in I camping sites near the city and a

Groat Northern hotel In Chicago, Saturday; aiay th. Miss Hazel Lions' . ias taken a position at children's librarian In tha "Whltlns public library. Mr. and Mrs. Lelbert Bramer are on an automobile trip to Detroit, Mich., -where they will spend several days. Mrs. Edawrd Zimmerman and son who have been spendinsr a week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Swartr of Sheridan avenue, have returned to the South Shore hotel, at Harper avenue and Hyde Park (boulevard, Chicago, where Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman are residing since they sold their home on Harper avenie. The minstrel show of the T. M. C. of the Church of Christ will be given in the gymnasium of the church on iFriday evening at 8 o'clock. May 5th. Ilannis Ranar arrested for disorderly conduct was fnd guilty and fined $15.00, which he paid. Prank Jtossovak, arrigned for forgery was placed under a $2,000 bond and bound over to the criminal court. John Gazdlch and Paul Kanter, both arrested for violation' of state liquor law in their places of ibuslness were each found guilty and fined $130. Oscar Guess and George Kudera were both fined $15 for gambling. Paul Baro. who was Whiting A d vertisem en ts Are Winners When you tnlnk of furniture, think of. H. Gordon & Sons. v 4-3 For Good Furniture, Go to Selfera. 4-3 All Wall Paper bought of u, trimmed free of charge; Tom Smelr, Signs, Paints and Hardware, 605 Indiana Blvd.. Whiting, Ind. 4-J.l-tf WANTED Lady to work evenings in lunch room, call 21 4-J or inquire at 119th and Ind. Blvd. 5-2-2 STAR THEATER TOXIGHT Bert Iyell in "Idle Rick." Rich In entertainment because action is never Idle. Also Harry Seamen comedy. Saturday ten people colored Jazd Band. Don't fait to see it. The reason f or the growth and progress of H. Gordon & Sons Is that genuine quality is combined with reasonable price. 5-3-1 Thursday and Friday, May 4th and 5th are Dollar Days at H. Gordon & Sons. 5-3-1 Lawn Mowers cleaned and sharpened, called for and delivered; 430 Fred street, phono 224-J. 5-3-2

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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young married woman cf twenty years and have two children, and my husband has deserted me. I must work hard to make a living for my children. I have my little girl of twenty-one months with me and I live with my parents. My little boy is in an infants' home and I pay his board. I put him out for adoption. Do you think it is thi proper thing to do ? I don't like to do it. But I think it is better to let some one give him a good home because it is worse to neglect him when I go out and work. My husband 'is ordered by court to pay for the children, but he does not. He is down south. I had a beautiful home only he would not provide for me. He would rather give girls flowers and candy than give me anything to eat. Another girl caused my home-breaking. She called him on the phone and made dates with him. He would never take me out and hs would alwavs he with thi3 girl. I asked for a divorce and I got it quickly. Do you think it was the right thing to give my babv for adoption? CHARMED. : To leave your hvrband was the only course open to you, since he was so faithless and did not provide for you. The fact that he is willing to disappear and leave you with the support of the children shows the kind of man he is. To pay toward the support of the children as the court ruled is the least he could do. i It is a grave question whether or not you should part with your little boy. I can see your point of view and unless there is some wa r for you to m:.ke a good home for the child, it seems to me, too, that he would be better off in a good home where he is wanted. Some women who-are left with children to sup-

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Typical Unt homo neat Chicago. arrested for assault and battery with an attempt to kill, was fined $35. Wm. Thomas, arrested toy Officers Wagner and Hall on charge of intoxication at 121st street, was secured by Louis Baumwohl to appear today for trial. Russell J. McCarthy arrested by Sergeant Benak at the police station, charged with being fntoxlcatted, was released on a $25 cash bond to appear today. UsMfl Pflrm tSmyad-' m m m m Mrs. Wm. Griffith, daughter Anna, and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Griffith, attended the Welsh concert in Indiana Harbor Saturday evening Mr. Chas. Seymour left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Calif., where he will make his future home. Mrs. Jfull and Mrs. F. C. Mclntyre will entertain the Lwasln class of the M. E. Church at the home of Mrs. Null on Central avenue and 116th street this evening. HESSVILLE J) PKIXCESS THEATRE TONIGHT "DOXT NEGLECT VOIR WIFE" Also Harold Lloyd comedy and Pathe News. 5-3-1 STAR THEATER TONIGHT Bert Lytcll in "Idle Rich." Rich tn entertainment because action is never idle. Also Larry Seamen comedy. Saturday ten people colored Jan Band. Dont fall to see it. Mrs. Joseph Hayes and sister Mrs. Gothe are Joint hostesses at the Ladies Bible Class o fthe Evangelical church at the former's home on Indianapolis Blvd., on Thursday evening. Every memiber is 'urgently requested to attend. The Ways and Means Committee of the Eastern Stars are giving a dancing party at the I. O. O. F. hall this coming Saturday evening. The Protective 'Home Circle will meet in regular session this evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Every member is urged to be present. Refreshments will be served Mr. end Mrs. Jake Wilks and son Leonard, Mrs. Sairs and daughter Edna of Chicago were guests at the August Schmlttle home ever last Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. C. Gothe and eon Charles and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayes, and family, of Indianapolis Blvd., spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs. L Manning of Chicago. Mrs. Manning was formerly Miss Hattie Gothe. Mr. Ralph Kraft of Roberts ave., spent the last week end with his father near Hobart, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dust and family of East S,ide were guests at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klemm of Superior avenue over last. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norton and children, of Chicago ppent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Morelle of port find it possible b" Btartinsr , uressmaKinpr scnoois, taking in boarders, etc. You know your possibilities and if you do not feel equal to carinpr for both children, let the little fellow go to people who are hungry for a child in the home, but who are denied the blessing of having their own. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am in love with a girl who says she loves me. I am a boy sixteen years old. She writes letters to another bov and tells him she loves him thj better. She will tell me the sam as she tells him. I love her very much, but am perplexed to know what to do. FAITHFULNESS. Y5u are giving too much thought to love for a sixteen-year-old boy. It is evident that the girl does not take either of you seriously. Try to think of her as a friend and stop talking of love. It doesn't mean anything at this early age. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am twenty-one years old and am e'eeply in love with a young man with whom I keep company. I cannot understand him. Although he seems to care for rr.j and would do anything for me. !.e does not talk ef love and he goes with other girls, : too. 1 What can I do to find out just i how much he cares for me and if he does love me to make him propose? IN A HURRY. Love r.eeds to be 'handled with delicacy. To try to catch it and analyze it, would kill it. Ee satisfied to have the young man as a friend. Since he does not talk of love and marriage, it is evident he wants you to think of him as a friend only. I would advise you to go with other young men as well since he goes with other girls.

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tent worth $150 for $20. Alrrndy ( 3,000 families have applied for tents. League heads say ,020 tents are available Myrtle avenue. The Nortons recently returned from Sweden where they spent several months visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Kelly of 424 New York. fcve.. entertained the Hagen Relief Corps of Chicago at a 6 o'clock dinner on Saturday evening. The Mesdames Thomas and Deland of Chicago, were entertained at the Fase home on Roberts ave., Saturday. Mrs. Hienes of Superior avenue, was a Hammond "visitor on Monday. Mrs. C. Buell of Indianapolis Blvd., was a business visitor in Chicago Monday. Mrs. Oscar Todd of Indianapolis Blvd., was a business visitor in East Chicago Monday. Many beautiful house dresses are being sold 4y Mrs. Clabby of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Clabby is agent for the Day Frox Garment. Mrs. Mollis Felson of 116th street is still confined to her bed with a very severe attack of neuritis from which she has suffered for the past ten days. The standard kilogram weights from which all other weights in the United States derive their calibration have just ben checked by the Lureau of standatds and found to be accurate to within two one hundred millionths of thlr mass. "MARRIED" TO RAIL CHIEF TEN YEARS, SONGBIRD CLAIMS Mme. Mimi Constantineau. Mme. Mimi Constantineau, Boston prima donna, has just returned to Boston after a futile attempt to . T V Hf ah ect 'of o rT niarry jucwia won, j superintendent of the Pennsylvania ( railroad. She is now suing him for j that fche lived wifh him as his wife for ten yeai and that he now refuses to laarry PIMPLY? WELL JON'T BE People Notice It. Drive Them Off With Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package, of Dr. Edward's Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there's no Eickn'esa or pain after taking them. ' Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and Just 33 effectively, but their action Is ?ent!e and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a "dark brown taste," a bad breath, a dull, listless, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. OUve Tablets are a purel yvegretable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years amon? patients afflicted with liver anl bowel complaints, and Olive Tabt lets are the Immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. Soe how much better you feel and look. 15c and 30c. Adv.

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COOK Mr. and Mrs. Hill and son visited with relatives at Valparaiso over Sunday. . Mrs. Alfred Schrr.all returned to her home after spending a week in Chicago the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Menzenberger and Mr. and Mrs. (Henry Sauer, who spent Sunday with relatives here. The" barn dance given at the A. A. Huseman place on Sunday evening was well attended and an enjoyable time is reported. Frank Kretz and family motored to 'F6rt Wayne on Sunday and spent the day with Miss Mary Kretz who is keeping house for Rev. Hortseman. Mrs. Philip Kretz who spent the past week at Ft. Wayne returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer of liar vey, 111., called on friends here on Sunday. Miss Bernlce Graham of Chicago, is visiting at the Adam Schafer residence. Bun of marriage were published for the first time Sunday at St. Martin's church for Miss Theresa Schutz and Mr. Matt- Weiss of Hammond. Mrs. Anton Hein Is in a critical condition at present, suffering from a severed ear drum. Miss Francis Jung who has been spending a two week's vacation with her parents returned to Chicago on Sunday. Mrs. Joe and Wm. Rhcln aiid Albert Rheln were Hammond shoppers on Saturday. Albert Khein who has osn suffering from a leaky kne cap has ltn uiia'u'.e o resume his duties at tbe elevator for the pant lew Cays. MUNSTER J Mr. H. S. Daugherty went ' to Crown Point on business Saturday. Among the Hammondites that visited here Sunday were Tom Shaw, Horafr Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Sam frkufakiss and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray "Kaske have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Melrose, who have Just arrl-ved from Coblenz, Germany, where Mr. Melrose was in the Army of Occupation. The eighth grade examinations will be held Saturday, May 6th. v MERRILL VILLE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manls i a son, at Monticello. last week. Mrs.! Manls has been with her parents at that place for several weeks. Mr. Manis motored there Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and 'Mrs. P tiuchene of Hammond were callers at the Barton home last Sunday. Miss May Stoltz of Gary was home last Sunday. ' Automobiles were plentiful in town last Sunday. The most traffic on Lincoln Highway this season. A. M. Boyd attended a meeting in Indianapolis last week. George Elbert is redecorating his house in town occupied by the Man-1 The forests of the United States comprise 465,000,000 acres, of which 191,000,000 acres are owned by the farmers in the form of farm wood lots.

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The King's Daughters will have their Rag Rug Sale on the evening of May 26th at the town hall. Do not forget the date. Their regular weekly meeting wll ibe held at the home of Mrs. Frank Kistler on Thursday, p. m.. May 4. AH members are urged to be present to complete plans for their bake sale to be REPORTS A GAIN OF 22 POUNDS Health is so Perfect Since Taking Tanlac it is Hard to, Realize She is Same Person Deelares Little Indianapolis Woman. "It is hard for me to realize that I am the same person I was a short time ago. My health is perfeot now and I have ' gained . twenty-two pounds in weight in a remarkably short, time," said Mrs. H. F. Hawkins, 621 Ea3t 25th st.; Indianapolis, Ind. "I had been in ill health for years and was growing worse all the time. It is Just beyond my power to describe the tortujes I used to suffer from indigestion. To make bad matters worse, last winter I had an attack of the flu which left me with so little vitality and so weak I never expected to know a well day again. "Tanlac has made me feel better than I ever expected to feel again. My digestion seems to be perfect now, and I never felt better or stronger in my life. My husband says I aip the picture of health and he is Just as enthusiastic about 'innlac as I am." Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading druggists. Adv.

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A Reward of $25.00 Will be paid for information that will lead to the arrest of person who cut and destroyed maple trees on Conkey Avenue in front of the W. B., Conkey Company plant on last Saturday or Sunday night. W. B. Conkey Co.

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held at the Hoeppner ice cream par lor Saturday afternoon. The Tolleston Sunday School will entertain the Griffith Christian Sunday School this Friday evening, with a chicken supper the latter win nlng in a contest

Silk resists 'weather conditions better than linen. Vigorous Dames have been reared on it for more than three generations is IdcmUfti EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MUX F-R-E-E During National Baby Week. May 1 to 6, the Star Store will give with each purchase of $1.25 or over a booklet entitled "Save the Babies," or "Summer Care of the Babies," containing valuable information every mother should know. Star Store 588 OakleySAve., Hammond Between State and Plummer Opposite Post Office

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