The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-04

after this great war has ended. Com
ing Monday-William Farnum inn ~
Soldiers Oath" Also the drawing for
the Liberty Bond. Bring your coupons
with you. Also. Community Singing.
Conducted by Mr. Bob Earl of Chi
cago. 1o-4-1t
Misses Margaret Griffith and Edith
Langenham will entertain the members
of the Tri Kappa Sorority at a six
o'clock dinner at the home OF the for
mer on Central avenue on Saturday.
Ernest Menet was arrested by ONT
Ger Janos on complaint OF Mat Siveras.
charging him with assault and battery.
Menet was released on a 500 bond,
signed BY Amos Simpler
The wool demand for military pur-
poses. including the Department of
Military Relief OF tho American Red
CROSSE is 50 great that individuals
should consider it patriotic duty TO
refrain from purchasing or using yarn
Tor civilian purposes. Children should
not be permitted to use the LEFTOVER"
yarn for doll clothes or practice work.
All balls OF yarn left over from work
or the past years should be donated
10 the Red Cross. Colored yarn can
be used by the Red Cross as well as
the Standard Khakis and Greys. When
you clean house this fall. see that all
these pieces of yarn are saved and
don't give them TO the children for
practice work or play Red Cross
Headquarters. ga. 10th street
Accounts due the whiting News Co.
October 4th are payable on or before
October 10th Parties in arrears two
months service viii be discontinued
after that date. 1o-4-5t
For Sale-Hard coal heater: first
class condition. 61s Indiana blvd 1t
Lost-Gold watch on ribbon band.
Return 427 oliver St; reward. 1871
The c. o. F. No. 1925 subscribed for
a $500 Liberty Bond and the First Slo-
wax Catholic Union No. 100 have sub
scribed for $500 Bond.
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. simson Of 4l2 Ohio ave-
nue..
J. J. Kelly OF Indiana blvd is at
the South Chicago hospital, where he
underwent operation for appended
tic. At present he is recovering nice
"
Peter Rosins OF Fred street is III
with typhoid fever
Three scarlet fever cases are report
ed in Whiting in the wargo and VOL
sko families on John and Fred streets
and at Roughts' on Cleveland avenue.
Milton Collins has entered the Uni
versity OF Chicago. enrolling in the
S. A. T. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carrlnger and
children of Alton, Ill. are here visiting
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Carringer Of LaPorte avenue.
Mr.. Carringer is being transferred from
the Wood River. Ill. works to Bay
Way. y. J.. he leaving tonight his
wife and family to remain here for
few weeks visit.
Mrs. Richardson OF Sheridan ave-
nue. is at the Mary Thompson Hospital
in Chicago where she is undergoing
series of treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger MacMurray of
Okmulgee, Oklahoma, nee Miss Irene
Carringer Of Whitng( have a new
daughter born two weeks ago.
u. w. Grifrith's picture. Hearts OF
the World which is heralded as his
supreme achievement and a greater
triumph in motion picture photography
than his Birth of a Nation" has been
secured for q special engagement at
the Star theatre. Whiting. next Mon
day and Tuesday. daily matinee and
two shows nightly. Seats may be re-
served by phoning 1901. Whiting. az
ter p. m. The picture was filmed
under the auspices of the British gov
ernmentt and in addition to the fact
that 1t Will provide the world with
an intimate and closeup view of the
great worlds conflict. the scenes will
be preserved in the archives Of Eng
land as historical records. Many of
the views taken by the intrepid d.
rector were in the first line trenches
of the French battlehelds and in some
instances Griffith was cranking out
scenes of immortal events while ac-
tually under fire. The picture was
eighteen months in the making and it
is claimed II is the most stupendous
and amazing production yet given to
the screen.