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The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
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THE ALEPH BETH CLUB


marks the twelfth anniversary of the
birth of the Aleph Beth Club. 1t
sprung into existence to satisfy a
longing on the part Of few high
school and university students of ST.
Paul, for club that, through it's So
cial, literary and athletic activities
would inculcate in the minds of it's
members the spirit of brotherly love
and greater devotion for their faith.
It continued as an organization OF
limited size, composed of never more
than thirty-five members, for about
ten years. Although a small club, it
nevertheless proved strong factor
in the upbuilding of Jewish Commun-
al life in this city. The Aleph Beth
Club prides itself in having brought
together a strong group of young
men, many of whom never before had
associated themselves with their own
people; and it made them interested
and active in all things which had a
tendency to further the progress of
the community. By it's meetings,
dances and parties, the club has Gre
ated a spirit Of good fellowship
among the younger element of st.
Paul.
The membership, although small
during the first years of the clubs
existence, was not so by necessity,
for to quote from publication issued
in 1913: "The number has been prac-
tically stationary since the birth of
the club,-and this is not due to the
lack of application for membership,
nor to the desire to hold itself aloof
from all others,-but for the reason
that every member has a vision of
club in future years, firmly rooted in
the life of the Jewish people of St.
Paul, having club rooms open to all,
in which to spend a pleasant hour in
reading, gymnastic or other healthful
recreation, and for the further reason
that they most firmly believe this can
he accomplished most proficiently by
maintaining as small a membership
as possible to conduct the work prop
erly, until they have planted their
club on a foundation indestructible.
Now, after three years Of concentrat-
ed endeavor,-thist time seems about
to have dawned." However, the op-
portunity for expansion did not ar
rive until 1920, for the World War
intervened, and almost the entire
membership enlisted in the service of
their ccantry. The Aleph Beth Club
can well be proud of the military
achievements of their members, for
many held commissions ranging from
second lieutenant to that of captain.
When the men returned from the
service, the opinion was general that
the time was opportune for an in
crease in membership and permanent
club rooms. Quarters were secured
in the Studio Building, which soon
proved inadequate to accommodate a
membership which had now grown to
three hundred and thirty. A canvass
of. available locations was made, and
the space now occupied by the club
in the Garrick Building was leased.
Here, large lounging room, which
can be converted into hall suitable
for dances and meetings, billiard and
card rooms, dining room, and model
kitchen, are provided
The Aleph Beth Club has demon
strated it's worthiness for existence.
The accomplishments of the Club
800 IL
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Walter Bercaw OF Lake avenue will
be pleased to learn that a baby girl
was born to them at the Michael
Reese hospital in Chicago. on Tues
day. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
The youngest daughter OF Mr.. Gr6
Mrs. Broderson OF Lincoln avenG e
is reported to be quite III at her
home, she Is being under the care
Of Dr.. Wisch.
Mr.. E. J. Evans and mother Mrs.
Katherine Evans returned home last
Friday from Youngstown. o.. where
they were called on account Of the
death OF Mrs. Evans sister.
Miss Gladys Pritchard. Kinder
garten supervisor, at the Normal
School at Stevens Point, wisconsin.
arrived Thur sday to spend a few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
David Pritchard on Sheridan a*e.
Mrs. Lyman Ritter will entertain
the Tri Kappas at her home on Lake
avenue Monday evening.
Mr. Edwin Misc OF 18th street re-
ceived a painful cut on his hand last
Friday morning when trying to start
a concrete mixer. his hand getting
caught in the machinery. 1t was
necessary to take nine stitches In
his hand.
The Plymouth Aid Society OF the
Congregational church will serve a
six o'clock dinner TO the Eastern
stars and the visiting matrons In
the church perlors Monday evening.
The Plymouth Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Sceery on
Central avenue. Thursday afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet In regular session tonight in
the 4. p. hall. The members who
have not brought their can fruit or
jelly for the Old Folks Home will
kindly do so. After the meeting
the evening will De spent in play
ing bunco. pedro ana 500. A good
attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Exton- Por-
ter witnessed the Purdue and North
western football game at North
western this afternoon.
The whiting Friars football team
viii travel to Lowell Sunday where
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ter which the Civic Section OF the
repeat the little play. Election Day
Fortnightly Club was requested to
which was given by that depart
ment Mast Tuesday evening Mrs
H. Breckman has charge of the re-
freshment committee
Mrs. Edward Freese Of Cleveland
avenue, enterta ined her brother Ir-
win Hanson and wife of South Chi
eago yesterday.
Mrs Mollie Felsen of Myrtle ave.
spent a few days with her daughter
Mrs. Hollis Hunter and husband in
Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNetll OF
Roberts avenue have purchased the
Amor home in Amy Court from Mrs.
Agnes Schaaf.
Mrs. Cough OF Amy avenue Is not
gaining in strength as rapidly as
was expected from a recent opera
ton and Is very poorly at this time
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I'm Memortan

In lowing memory of our mother
Nellie. who died two years ago today
Nov. IL. 1890. To US the saddest Of
all the year. because 1t took our
dear mother. Sad and sudden was
the cali Of her. 80 dearly loved by
all.
She bid no last farewell.
She said goodbye to mono,
Her loving heart has ceased to
beat.
Before we knew she was gone.
In life we loved her dearly. In
death we do the same.
The moon and stars are shining.
On a lone and silent grave.
Beneath lies one dearly loved.
But whom we could not save.
Her loving husband.
JOHN DeFlRAT1S Mr. AND
MRS. HARRY DeFRATES
LILLIAN AND GERTRUDE
DeERATES. 11-11-1
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Mrs. Herman Thiesson of Indian
apolis Blvd. was taken to the ST.
Bernard's hospital in Chicago this
morning. Ars Thiesson Will be
operated on for a goitre within the
next few DAYS by DR.. Hurley of
Chicago.
Mrs. Davis and aughter Sarah.
Of Chicago. visited at the Thiesson
home YESTERDAY.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Atchison of
Hammond spent the evening with
the formers sister Mrs Geo Cold
ing and family of Lake avenue
The little son of Mr.. and drs
George Golding who for the past few
days has been on the sick list. S re-
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ROBERTSDALE
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
OF ROBERTsDALE

H. G. Powell. pastor.
The Revival Meetings have been
greatly blessed of God this week
Souls have been graciously saved
The rejoicing in the experiences OF
salvation have been great and won
derful to those who have attended
Spirit. How precious have been
these past fve weeks OF meetings.
They may continue another week
Definite announcement Sunday.
Sunday School s:4s A. N. On
time-rem ember.
Evangelistic Message IL q. m.
Juniors 2 ,. m.
Young Peoples meeting ?. m.
Evening services Evangelistic az
TAB p. m.
II the Revival meetings continue.
all other meetings. of the week will
coordinate with the Revival serv-
ices. The business SESSIONS will
be held at the close OF the Evangel-
istic services each evening.
Monday night Church Board.
Tuesday night Young Peoples
business melting.
wednesday Catechism l:15 p. m !.
Thursday. Quarterly meeting Ger
vices. Preaching by the Presiding
Elder Kingbeill OF Freeport. ILL.,, at
1880 p. m. Quarterly conference
follows at 9 p. m.
Teacher Training Friday p. m.
The Lords Supper will be cele-
brated Sunday. November 18th.
The Ladies' OF the Fret Evangeli-
cad Church was entertained at the
patronage Wednesday afternooh.
The Revival is even proving effect
u.al in this organisation for the larg-
est number OF the present pastorate.
Another manifestation OF tho Reyiv-
al spirit Is the kindly sweet spirit
prominent in the deliberations OF the
organization. and the happy social
hour that followed. The work is
being conducted in a Christ-like
spirit under the quiet. splendid lead
ership OF Mrs. Edward Freese.
The Old Settlers Club will meet
on Tuesday evening at the Commun-
ity Center Election of officers
will take place st this meeting, at
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covering nicely.
Mrs. Roy Moore and children of
Stiglitz Park visited Rcbertsdale
friends yesterday afternoon.
George Starring OF Myrtle avenue
who was burned so badly by an
electric fash at the American Maize
Co. at Roby where the young man IS
employed is getting along fine and
is expecting to return to hts work
on Monday
The fore part of this week Nj
and Mrs F Frankenfeld. Of chica-
60 were guests az the william star
ring home on Myrtle avenue
Mr. and Mrs Harry Stevens OF
Calumet avenue attended the Tiv-
oil theatre n Chicago last evening
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they Will play the Lowedd Legion
football team.
Celebrate Armistice Day by seeing
ing FLASHES OF ACTION" q gov
eminent war picture, at the STAR
THEATRE. Friday, Nov. 10th and
Saturday, Nov. II. Matinee Satur-
day afternoon. Under the auspices
Of the American Legion Post. No. 8.
11-7-5
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II IS

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II IS
READY TO WEAR
Day at H Gordon g. Sons. You will
find some unusual values IN Ladies'.
Misses and ChildreHs Coats and
Dresses. il-s4
Eating or Canning Pears, 35c per
bushel: Call SOC Indiana Blvd, phon.
FOR SALE-Coal Range. VIII sell
cheap; Cain SIS Davidson Pl.
19-1o-S
A line OF exceptional values will
be on display at i've (s9oo) satur-
day; McElroy Hat Shop. 423 Indiana
Blvd. HOP
Irritation from the bite of the
human louise or coode begins about
tweaty-four hours after the bite
and lasts for about two days
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Thomas Alva Stubbins. Pastor.
Sunday services. November 18th.
Morning Worship at II a. m.
Subject OF the sermon, I've
Bought That Field"
Evening worship a. 1880. Sub
feet of the address. DO Two and
Two Always Make Four"
Church school Will gin at e:4s g..
m. There are Graded classes for
all. The Mems Bible Class meets
with MIR. John Hall, as teacher.
Come 70 the class and then stay to
the morning service
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
OF EAST CHICAGO

Browns hall, 612 Chicago ave.
Sunday services 1o:45 an. SUD-
Iect. '.Mortals and Immortals."
Sunday School IL O'Clock.
Wednesday Services 500 p. m
Reading Room open Tuesdays and
from p. IN. to p. m.
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lsLovAK PRESBYTERIAN cHURcr

Hath street and Stanton ava.
Rev. F. Uherka of Lakewood. O..
Fwill preach at the regular service in
the Slovak Presbyterian church at
l 4th street and Stanton avenue
Sunday morning, Nov. IL at s:45.
FThe-S WIN De Communion service al
the saue hour.
J. +. snAuer. Minister.
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Select your Brunswick Phono-
graph at Sellers. Writings excbus-
i've agents for Brunswick phono-
graphs and records. 1o-a0-1mo.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
II. p. Ivey. pastor.

Tomorrow is New Church Sun
day Special order OF service at
$1o!45. Short talks by laymen.
Latest Information on Developments
E of the new church project. A num-
dber of group conferences from 11.ao
to 1900 o'clock. No money or sub
scription Will be asked for. All
Y members and friends of the church
are urged to be present.
4 Evening service st 1880 in charge
. Of the pastor. Subject Of message
4 Christ and the Youth of Today"
Mr.. Calder has been asked to eng
again. -My-Chum'' week IN
h Epworth League Nov. 1918. spe-
eial program for the week. Lead
er frst Sunday, George Dewey. Sup
per for leaguers and friends Monday
evening Home group meetings
Tuesday night. Study Gloss We'd
nesday night. quiet Hour Thurs
4 day night. Play time Friday night
Hear full announcements at $50
/ me citing tomorrow evening.
A meeting OF the Calumet Group
I Of the Womans Home Missionary So
riety will be held in this church on
Tuesday, November 14th. Miss
Bwartk, hsld secretary, and Mrs. Err
speak.
See FLASHES OF ACTION" at
THE STAR THEATRE. Nov. 10th
snd nth Matinee Saturday, under
auspices of American Legion. 11-7-5
The millinery class which has
been regularly conducted by the
whiting Evening School IS to be con
tinued this year and will open for
registration on next Monday even
Ing.
The class will be instructed by
Mrs. Boland who has directed the
class IN the past and II will meet
in the high school building. Great
interest has been shown IN this
work and a large enrolment is ex-
pected.
wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs.
4 z. L. Dewey entertained IN honor
of their fifth wedding anniversary.
Bunco. music and dancing were the
diversion OF the evening. A four
course luncheon was served. DR..
and Mrs. Dewey received many very
beautiful presents from their many
friends present. The guests from
whiting; Mrs. Deweys father and
brother, Q. z. McHenry and David
McHenry, Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Aug
ustine. Mrs. Edward Quigg. Mrs. B.
Rgulebaugh. Mrs. Chas. Ivey, Mrs.
Nathan KapIan. Mrs. VIM. Shade,
Mrs. Demas. Mrs. Caroline Heffner
and daughter Dolly. From out Of
town, Mrs. Dewey's sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tonkins
and son Edward of Chicago. Mr.. and
Don't fall to see FLASHES OF
ACTION" reel war picture at
STAR THEATRE. Friday and Sat-
ureay, Nov. 10th and 18th. RECON-
mendod by Whiting Post. No. 8
American Legion. I1-7-5
Mrs. Hens!c, Chicago. Mrs. vi
olet Shrimp. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert woodward and daughters Irene
and Adeline Hammond, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hebbon, Hammond.
Mrs. william Crum OF Lake avenue
is reported to De on the sick list.
Mrs. william Hurst entertained
at one o'clock luncheon and 500
at her home on Ohio avenue Friday
afternoon.
Joe Kosior who Is In tho unfertak-
ing business in Michigan CITY had
charge OF the funeral OF Rose Skiba
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Skiba Of
Ind. Blvd. on Thursday. and also
visited his mother on Superior ave.
A,-3e re
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Saving is simply thrift. the avoid
ance OF useless expenditure; Whit
ing Savings & Loan Assn; Morton
Trout, President Idol
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Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

For Good Curvature. Go to Self
er's- "a
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FOR SALE-A house which will
double In value, important bust
ness neighborhood. $4,000: Half cash
required. Hills
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II IS

READY TO WEAR
Day at H. Gordon & Sons. You will
find someunususl values In Ladies'.
Misses and Children's Coats and
Dresses 1874
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DR. L r. FISCHER
CHIROPRACTOR
7so Indianapolis Blvd.
whiting. Indiana. 1855
will give Chiropractic treatments
for one dollar on Tuesday and Thurs
day, at my office SIS 11eth street
DR.. SWANSON. Chiropractor. Office
hours I to s. to 8 p. m. every day
except Sunday. phone whiting 177-R
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-11

Great BFbie School ct Church OF
Christ tomorrow morning e.45. We
ere expecting see In bible School,
Fatn or shine.
Hear Snyder sing and preach the
Eospel tonight and Sunday at the
Church OF Christ. Sermons;
Tonight-"The Greatest OF all
Modern Movements.
Sunday Evening-~Goodby For
over"
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WHITING
NEWS NOTES
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Special matinee Axrniztiee Day
p o I'M o r Uw oliver CHrwoOd's
I'BROKRN sTLENCE.s Man of the
\ o-th and Comedy 11-1e-1
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substituted for the leg bone and both
leg and spine were eucased in casts of
plaster.
i've already served month of my
time" Coleman remarked cheerfully when
asked hcw long he would be kept lying
heiplessly on his back. And Ii viii only
be another month before they think the
cast can come off and then there Ism t
a thing to do but lie still and take life
easy for two more months
CHEERFUL IN
ADVERSELY.
Bat that means all through the hot
test part Of summer-and that hot cast
and the misery OF having to stay in just
one position --interposed his visitor. with
about as much cheerfulness as Jobs com
forters.
Well think how much hotter Nigh,
be If l We're dead" retoined Coleman
cheerfully.
But don't yon get terribly lonesome
and discouraged Just lying here thinking
about all the things you are missing
The Speedway race yesterday, for ex-
ample:'
why, l didn't miss anything Mt the
races except a coat Of sunburn, he eS-
pained "You 500. Essex made this radio
outfit for our room, and he pointed 70
the overhead wires that were strung
across The room like copper clothesline
III Monday morning, and yesterday az
o'clock we put on our ear phones and
listened To race RETURNS all day long
Right here III orr own little bedS-which
beats sitting out In the hot sun, he
philosophical
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Like Boil-Afflicted Job of Old,
These Soldier Bueldies Await Cure
of Their Wounds, and Are Cheerful

"Rut what do you do the rest of the
time to keep busy" he was asked
why. Essex makes radios for the
school boys around town. They bring
the material here to the window for him
on their next trip past. Essex, having
only had good shin bone taken out of
one leg to replace a tuberculor bone In
the other leg and a silver plate put in
to replace the good bone Is able to sit
up In bed and enjoy life,
"And yesterday ! caught him with one
foot hung over the side of the he'd, pre-
tending he was fishing. He had a string
tied to his toe and bent pin on the
OF her end Of the string and imagined he
was spending the afternoon out on Sugar
Creek" declared Coleman.
And l Just lie here and enjoy life and
listen TO the radio concerts and our pet
phonograph." indicating a small Size ma
chine by his bed "Of course Mn and
the Livery Stable Blues are getting along
in years now but you ought to see some
OF the antiques we get. The other day q
man brought us a magazine published in
1911 Why, We got to read all about the
war;
Il bet you enjoyed that said his
caller.
.You tell 'em. had the best time
I've had for years reading the ads for
somebody's best beer. too. You've got to
look at that side of 1t. too, you know "
Which was just the Idea Jof bad when
he blessed his soul with patience and re
marked that things might have been much
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How to Make
JeIlied Strawberries
A De licious Novelty
Every He Isewife Will Want
to Try This Recipe
BY Ann Proctor.

Something new and delicious in tne
line of preserves that every housewife
will want to make this season Ii Jellicd
Strawberries. Only three minutes boiling
is req,.ared and the process is so simple
and easy that success is assured at the
first trial
Select only small or medium sized
fully r;rened berries. Spread berries on
their sides In single layer on fiat plate
and gently press easy berry nearly fat
with bottom Of small bottle. (TEis leaves
skins nearly intact but ruptures fruit in
side and makes II hollow, allowing boil
Ing sugar to saturate tissues quicklyD
Add juice Of one lemon Have ~ leveied
cups IA lbsl sugar measured IN
saucepan. Weigh ont two pounds OF
pressed berries and lemon juice into large
kettle. placing layer Of sugar over each
cup of berries and balance of sugar
on top. Allow 10 stand over night, 50
that part Of sugar will be dissolved and
mixture ran be stirred and cooked with
out crushing fruit Stir constantly and
bring TO vigorous boil over the hottest
fire Boil hard for 3 minutes with con
tinuai stirring Remove from fire and
add u bottle fscant u cup1 Certo.
stirring 1t in we'll. Skim at once and pour
quickly within five minutes from re
movai from fire.
The really astonishing results obtained
by those who follow this recipe is due To
the use OF Certo, the pnre concentrated
Jelly making principal Of frni; II con
tains no gelatine or preservatiye and is
highly endorsed by leading domestic
science authorities and housewives who
have used it. BY the "Carto Process" you
can make jams and tellies from all kinds
of fruits. either fresh or canned with
only one minutes cooking. These keep
perfectly.
The above recipe and mnny Others for
making delicious jellies and jams by the
"Certo Process" Is found in the Certo
Book of Recipes. copy Of which will he
giTen 10 you by your grocer or drugSist
when you get Certo. Extra copies will be
sent free If you write 10 he pectfn Sales
Company. Inc, Dept. 100, Rochester y Y.
Important: Use Certo this year In max
ing all your jams and jellies. 1t saves
time. worry and boiling. The "Certo
Process" never falls and saves money.
because you make half as much more lam
from the amount Ct fruit.
If your grocer or druggist dose not have
Certo. please call Miss Nelson at Main
$500 to learn where to obtain it-Adver-
ttsement.