The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-01
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be had at place OF registration.
CLAY G. COLLINS.
Chle- OF Police.
I 4-1Stoe-s tChief Registrar
Princess Theatre tonight and tomor-
row. William Fox presents the Won
derful Theda Rara ia Camille" found
"a ON tho story by Alexander Dumas
Fills. The story or a great love and
ana heroic self-sacritice. Also other pic
lures Pill
C- ng. at the Princess Theatre one
day only. Mon, Feb 4. Geraldine Ear
rar, the noted prima donna, ia 1.-THE
woman God Forgot" Matinee at
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Money invested in "a home On monthly
payments is an ideal plan for conserv-
iqg savings own a home. We make
loans on whiting residence property
The Whiting Savings and Loan Associ-
alton Office coo I19th st. @-l-1
start with Sc. increase your pay
ments SIC weekly and get a check for
S5405 and interest. ten days before
Christmas. You viii be surprised to
learn how fast ana easy YOU can save
money. Write or call for full partic-
ulars Join now Everybody welcome.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
2-1-a Whiting, Ind.
Mrs NJ stcrnberg received cable
from her brother yesterday telling Of
his safe arrival in France.
Mrs. JoAp Freel OF 119th street. who
was very III. has improved considerably
IN her condition
The officers of the o. T. s installed
in addition to those mentioned last
night We're: Chaplain. Mrs. sager; mar
shall Mrs. shawcroft: worder. Mrs
Braley; sentinel Mrs. Jackson; pianist.
Mrs. Linda sherwin.
James Judson. Jr. Of Atchison ave
nue.. was quite badly burned by pulling
down a rcrcolater Of coffee over him
self Ho. however. IS improving.
Mrs. Gallus j. Bador viii entertain
the members oC fhe Tri Kappa sorority
AT q party at her home ia oliver street
tonight.
Two new members have been added
TO tho First National bank staff in the
persons Of Miss Julia Nyland as stem
ographer. and Bernard Groathouse q
Central avenue. as clerk. Miss Irene
Samonson. formerly stenosrapher, has
been promoted to teller and is now in
charge of the Christmas savings and
var stamps
James ]. Donesan was fined S2S.3S by
Judge Green on the charge Of taking
coal from a b. & o. c. IT. T. car be-
longing to the board Of education. Don
eganu. IL is said claimed he took the
coal for q widow who had no coal
The ladies' in the neighborhood Of At
Gibson avenue are meeting at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Beaubien in Atchison
avenue. every Wednesday when they
spend tho afternoon making surgical
dressings.
Miss Marguerite Dexter resumed her
high school work yesterday after
weeks illness with tonsiius.
Miss Mabel Wiekhorst. Whiting high
school student, is improving a her home
IN Robertsdale. \ week ago she and
Miss Alma Fritz were on their way home
from Chicago, getting off the car at
Forsythe. AS they aughted the trolley
broke. hitting the young lady in the /
side. Tt was at first thought there were /
internal injuries. but it now seems that I
she is recovering very satisfactorily. /
To aAoid also being hit, Miss Fritz threw
herself i'm high snow bank
Frank Miles. son OF Mrs. J. 7 Miles +
of oliver street. who lis in training i'm <
san Antonio Texas. has had the mis-
fortune to have a horse step on his foot. /
injuring it quite severely. He is now
confined to the hospital where his foot /
was operated ON.
Beginning next Monday. the Whiting J
public schools viii go back 10 their reg
ular dve-day sessions and viii not be .
closed GA fuelless Mondays.