The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30
Whiting
And It's
People


MOTTO
Commencing May LIST, iGr. J. L Clark,
624 18th ST.. Whiting. will receive adj
vertisements for Whiting and Roberts
dale for TIMES Newspapers. Onice
Phone 13sW. Residence 1881. IT
For Rent-6-room steam heated fat
at 1891 Lake avenue. Apply 1864 Rob
erts avenue. s-2S-St
The first local presentation of
Hearts Of the World" D. ". Grif-
hth's newest and greatest production.
will be given next Monday and Tues
day at the Star theatre. Hearts Of
the World" was filmed on the battle
fields of France under the auspices and
with the corporation OF the British
and French governments. 1t Is in
fact the official British war film. Dur
| ing the greater part OF the eighteen
months required in filming the pro-
duction director Griffith and his play
ers were within range Of the German
guns. and were many times under fire.
Mr. Griffith himself was slightly
wounded Lillian and Dorothy Gish.
Robert Harron and man yotb er players
have been made famous by their work
in Griffith productions are In the cast
Hearts Of the World" is now being
shown to tremendous audiences in
New York. Boston. Chicago and Phil
adelphia.
The Camp Fire Girls resumed their
regular meetings again for the year
when they met in the library on Friday.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: Ruth Collins, president; Erna
Water. secretary; Helen Thorp. treas
urer. The next meeting will be held at
the library Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock
The week commencing September 80
is Linen Shower" week for the Red
Cross and every whiting family is ask
ed to contribute to this cause. They are
to be used In the hospitals IN France.
The articles needed are bath towels
hand towels. sheets. napkins and hand
kerchefs. These should be new or com
paratively so. and Of durable quality.
These articles can be left at the home
of Mrs H. C. Mufitt. 333 Silver street
A large number of Whiting persons
are Ill. suffering with Spanish Influenza
, or symptoms of 1t.
Bryant washburn in Filling His
own Shoes reels. Sid Chaplin IN
The Submarine Pirates" one of the
funniest burlesques ever hlmed-i
reels
Coming Friday-"Crashing Through
to Berlin" 1901
/ Miss Jane Hartnett. who has spent
several months here visiting her sister,
/ Mrs. NJ. E Harr. has returned 70 her
/ home in Point Richmond. Cal
The evening session of the Whiting
public school will begin tomorrow night.
/ The studies in which students may IN
roll arc arithmetic. algebra. geometry.
trigonometry. machine shop. woodwork.
mechanical drawing typewriting. book
keeping shorthand. French. sewing
I cooking and gymnasium.
Mrs A Gates White of Garden
4 Prairie, Ill. is here visiting her daugh-
4 tiers. Mrs. c. E. Trueblood and Miss
\ Geraldine White.
/ STAR THEATRE OCT. ~ AND rs.
Special aMtinees. All seats reserv-
ed Buy your tickets now-"HEARTS
! OF THE WORLD" s3o-6t
Harry Fredenburg Of Central avenue
continues to improve at the st. Bernard
Hospital in Chicago.
The board Of directors Of the whiting
Day Nursery held its annual election OF
I officers. which was as follows: Mrs.
VIM. Rought. president; DR.. Broderson.
secretary: Mrs. G. II. Hoskins, treas
urer.
The captains in charge of the whiting
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign are: o..
f. Meek, julius Szudinski. Thomas b.
Cerajewski. Roy Z. Green, Russell F.
! Smith. Mike Kozacik. John Tokarz. NJ.
Reshan. G. Sobieski and John Hendrick-
son. Mrs. f. r. schoaf has charge Of
Robertsdale and John W. Briggs has
charge of Roby.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHTs
Loves Windows" an underground
drama; also Billy West In His Days
Out" Douglas Fairbanks in a Lib
erty Loan film. October Z and s.
Hearts Of the World"
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Andrew Bodney Mrs. Bodney. who was
Miss Mamie Szudinski. is living with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Szudin-
ski, 5S5 John street, her husband being
in service.
Attorney John Tetterhon will leave
whiting for an eastern business trip.
Winifred. Joseph and Helen Brock
Of 18th street spent the week end
visiting their aunt in East Gary.
Howard and Harry Witwer OF
! Schrage avenue will go to Elkhart for
an indefinite stay with their grand
| mother.
/ For Rent-Furnished room. kitchen
privilege. 645. 10th street 1t
The p ractice of individual thrift
is a patriotic duty and a necessity"
says President Wilson. Every indi-
cidual should look this thrift ques-
ton suuarely in the face. If he meets
the issue fully and promptly he will
call at the Whiting Savings and Loar