Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 8 March 1919 — Page 4

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EUROPEAN

THE TIMES.

OPINION AT

ONE DOWN, ONE CKJAR-TWO DOWN, TWO CIGARS-ALL DOWN, THE

HA.iii'iu.MSUll' IS YOIJICS!

VARAN

(By International News Service.) NF.W Vi'HK, Match S. -lluropcan opinion that the I'.iwii.in! of the 'MKuk of n''ti.ns vv.l n j t ho w r'tten 'ntr the text ..f Ui- j-treaty is at vrianrf with thi1 .1 e. ! ra t ion made on that point by I'lesilint Wilson in lim

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lr"SiiinU so!'!; Kvery man in that ronfei m !' that th treaty of pea--e- in .e-tf wiH ho 'iiop'T,tti r. a s Mr. Ti.rt i as c.iiii. Ithont the constant s'lo- ! nrt .in, ''m'rey of a urftit 'irsnnrMti"ti. sir!, i ; supplied J. the o

m t ;fn . rd iv. c - r t iter, "h.'.ity ii f

. wii... -,vh. were s k e p t i forming a

'tin. admitted thui '. ' m it. I t vvou'd be ;hi '."utvii t a ' ; t y t hr-Migh

ti ! I'i :-1 w ftif ! a! of thf p.-s- i I -a J f " f na - j a e could hut j invni'iabe. in- . which to se - !

n " th" iipri t ion o i r-aty. When th enit!''nin, on t h ' t eov ena n t rv r ; i :unv thread of th

' t nf x anous par; 1 1 f a" "!' !ihi h w " . '.'.1 find nly in it. hut so treaty tied to the

v ri a n t ve nam

that you cannot i i (-1 from the treat.' without

t ne de-

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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FORM TEMPORARY CLD3

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Ja k IVmr-'ey, who is signed to inpot Jess W'llard for th heavyw'eic'it cliampionship next summer, won fourteen of his last seventce'i tattle by knocking: his opponent cold. Eijrht of those victories were practically one-punch affairs. Demnsey spreading hin rival out on the canvua in the first round. Only two of his bouts went over fix rounds. One of those vent ten nrni the other fifteen, .lack siilTered only one defeat in the seventeen contots. Billy Meehan was jdv?o a decision over him in n four-round Imut in San Francisco. There was considerable firjrument over the outcome of the C'-nt.'t.

Another Mass Meeting to be Held on Thursday Evening. A temporary nrjr leatlon of thHummon.l soldlfru anil Bailor club wbh iorfM-tP'l at a. ihhx inetinc at Liberty H ill aitone(J by 20M tin n f th nrtn; . na . y anj marines F,oy(. M iii-m- it'iis elfi-tcij i'hair:iian nn) Oi'.'irsi' h'-rtfi f"r( tary. J .. 'j'fih(. to wuy niade chairnifin o.' th" ikii'iilii" oonitniir.ee wlmh i. to meet M' tKtay evenintf at the chamber of oniiio -rce to prepare tHf 'onxll-

i luth-n un'l i!rari t ..se'iire a 'hao1 N't in the iillii War Voteren-i Mn;-

hi-ie of ;, cenihv ci.mm'tt''- are . Mclf n. V. 1 Tatton. Hoy Hohl'-r. 'iHiarn llastinp.'. )9y Si'eUy. John Hi'M, lave Moone. lo. Hoil.v, I'hil fSreinwald and the Mserr? llollhy an'l ' i ucta vnon. A rnenihr met-tine: will "he )) ;, at the i liambf-r of commerce Tliurs J-t:-ti.Kht

March 8, lJl:i.

10:CO a. in. Church servlea.

a-amst. ami Miss Members

.Special numbers.

nrat fentacoatal Ciiarch of th nil- j I nfchi Ye arena, corner Calumet ond Michigan; Kd-mpt n.n"

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"The

avenues, 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. 10:45 a. ni. I'rta' hirifr. 3:00 p. m. Ventei.ostal Union pralsa sen t e. S:30 p. in. Tounr 1'eies" mietitig. 7:I!0 p. m. 1'reai hliifr.

Dlidna Healing- Meetlr.g Held at our brunch. oOS every Sunday. 10 a. m. elcome.

Truman ave., All frte. All

Solo. -The I ri!l IIIKtU" The (ih.ry n. So'o. Th

Mar.-I,

"l:-.ohn. I'ltr-r T:T7.Z

Portals L"eria?ti!.;.

-Gounod. Pay Is Kride.i" )p,rtl-1 . 'Ptahiit Mater"- Hos.mr.i "f ' iod in Nat u i - Kc' h -

: Lord la My Light " - - A 1 1 the ITtests "Athahe '--M'n-

"C-i vfilh-ria LiirUoana

Salvation Army. 2'SS i:?t Slate street. Salvation meet i ii'h : Tuesday, Thursday aiid Saturday at ti p. m. Sunday .school at 1:K) j.. Song and I'raio seriio', C p. in. L"eninK s i' i. ni j p. m. .'ap'.ain :Sainu 1 If ku.h d !i charge.

aaothodin Episcopal Charca i .1 Mi . : .- ?:"'i a. in. (la.s meeting. il.iu ti m. Sunday school

a nd U. .

I'j-.IU a ri Th- m

p. :

Christian Churcli. Calumet Aye. & Sunimtr St. V. J. Sharp, pastor. 520 Summer St. Open for all rvl. . 9 : no a. in. - liMile S' ol. 10:45 . in. Morninu ftvIc. K.'TO . ii:. Cfvr,stutii 1 ;nd a . or. 7:'!0 i. in. KvanK' is' i- pervtc I-Ivcrybudy go to church.

p. m The m

Mas'.

.Mornint- v,f.rahip. if si-i-mon. ' Interecssio -Junior league. - i:pv. nr:h league L tu::a worship, of vimon, 'Feeding

the

.-troying. tli who!" j'.nii'tur" of prft.;e ;tal without th?

vital structure. TJie ; w HI not i'iil y b e league of nations i

and no man is going tadaver :th him."

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HOLDUP MEN

SOCIAL, NEWS

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Ilamn:ond Woman'; Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, March 11, with .Mrs. W. A. Stout. IHI Iiftroit street. The niectliK will be called promptly at twothirty o'clock as there is business of importance to be transActed. Mrs. Karl Robertson has charge of tlio program, h-r subject being. "Modern American l'oet ry

ARE CAUGHT

IN SALOON

; Ball Club Dance. j First "irand Kntet taitnn.-nt and Dance I will be (si-.cn by th.- Hammond Hall j Club. City U-asu- Champion. Vi-.-nesday evening. Man h 12. at the Ma- ; sonic Temple, Hammond. Music by I Chuck Itohde'a ir.-hc-stra. A full line- ! uo of the n w ball player-" vl!l he in at- ' t-.-i. dance. !-S-t

'"orge Carter, a discharged negi-o soldier who lives at o415 Forest ave . Chicago, and "William Taylor, another negro of 3423 Hearhorn street, t iivaso. were arrested last night by Officer llfsterman of the Hammond police anj an officer of the. West Hammona police in a saioon on State street, i barged with highway robbery. Carte"r and Taylor stepped up to Joe 'SalvaJo last night Just as he was abovt to enter his hom at 13 Statestreet. Hammond, and Carter drew a nvohtr and ordered Salvado to throw t-j his hands. SalvaJo did so and eaid that he had no money. Just thn pdestrians came along SJate street and Carter ordered Salvado to walk on. Salvado turned and watched the r.ien and saw them enter the saloon. He called up the Hammond police. Officer Hiesternia ft responded and wnt with & West Hammond officer w ho they found on the corner, into the saloon which is just across the rate line. There they found Carter and Taylor, who Salvado identified as the men wlio held him up. Carter and Taylor both pleaded not guilty at their trial this morning in the Hammond city court but as a reoivr was found o:i Carter and both i ien were absolutely identified by Sal-

i ado. as the men who held in in up Judge Klotr fned Carter $500 and gave i im a jail sentence of 90 days in the penal farm and Taylor a fine of $0.

j CLUB MINSTRELS. I Th Hammond Woman's Club i stage an ' Irish Minstrel" show t a novelty in which sdis, jigs, lilts and limericks will b.- civen.

Viikms t.. oc interlocutor. 'n. s a.- follows :

L"! .i in. o -Mrs

w ii! night Irish

- - The regular meeting of flaiumoiid Chapter No. l.o Women of Mov.bcart

Legion was dispensed with last evening and the m- c.ibers entertained their lo.- j band and families at tie Moos.. Hall In j Si late street. Cards and dancing were enjoyable features of th" evening and! iti conclusion refreshments w -re served" 1

i7.es in pedro were won by Mrs.)

.Mrs. andcrltster, i?r. andr-'ieort-e Stoddard and th- cuiso-

prii:. way awarded to Mr

I in

You will do well vvelry Store, Maje? both buying and

at i rank Suttin" tic Hotel building, repairing. 2-D-tf

jThe y : Lav.'i ! ll-t-T. lattoi, land.

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rialladisf Fdith Flyn Laughliii. , ilton. . '

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I'Yei Hu t Mer A

M-y" Ad--1. llier

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Mice M i Mr-. I.unl-ur. Kitty Mo McCrao Miss 11am-

M" 'it Ciirty vnmc p-opl.- v. ( ri:. iiir d by Mrs. Matilda Man at h-r home. U Waltham sire evening in honor of the b'fhda

versary of lor son N-l-nn. dancing v.r-- tlie tnierta:iin

ning and in "ileoll was s

rish I.ilt--Mrs. Kaun.

rus-Miss Mario Stout. "Mi.. Teir.ti

singer. Miss Isabel!- I.u 'n. Huhla 'lericks. Mrs. Florence- lless. Miss h Washington. Miss Lila loan. Mis.5 ,-iam Warner. fC'inpani.t Mrs. M ikesch.

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w ilh light

lclusion a

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V be 'r.u-

r i- I .ri.oci; I t. last I tin i - j

Cards and I nt for the j

two c u r.-c !!nly cake 1 i I" ta ble.

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tables let tvr

masses ' in a co There w

The dinn follow cd Branch's

HIGHLAND MAN DEAD.

very pretty social function of list

ing was the seven o clock iiinn"f

at which Mr. and Mrs U. L.-

i of l.i Mason street were hoi"

"' at th-; I.vndora Hotel. Th" were arranged i;i th? form of a " and tlic-y w re attractive with of ros, carnations and tu! mi

lor scheme of pink and white.

ire covers tor n:t -r--ur tursi. r wes in six course and was ' by i program of dam', s.

stra ple.yed for the dciv o.

last v t f s s v- a s

were vi tiina von b j. s-;

"j rchest

"lp TOED with Starter la here, See It atrBunnelVj

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IT McPani'

. ' I entertainnl several of tlo ir tri

wife

.Stan'ei Now oozynski, years cf Highland, died at his home

night after a short iilne9s. Mr. N'owoczy nski leaves tvourn him. , .

The funeral will be ;",

Hammond Catholi r

morning at

Undertaker E

last

Kll fro:

East

church Monday

S. 'clock, in charge of

irn..

deah of boy.

John Bajer. Mr. and Mrs West Hariim this mornlnj

The fune

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r ent vr'.J Klt

In char

fune. i. rew iv n

RED The muni pm r.ien-l

and Katherinc 15"-

ti'li

'Trt evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. P.. McH.-inu! irt Hetroit ;re.-t. Th" party cebbrat-d Fii.aheth I'.oswell's birthdav anniversary and she received a number of gifts in r'nutuhrauce: of the day. Aft. r a d-ligiitful

iunche'Ui they formed a part y in the I l.'eLuxe. The girls pres. nt were Marion

Lickli'lee Margaret and Illnma Ku.-s. Klizalo'h I -.oswcll. Mcry Lvvycr. Fir.i.e nl Adaline Woodward, 'o r' rude l,ev::i. Katheritic I-osvveli aii, Huth Mc lainel. -

I The members of the J'r.dny Afternoon ; Club wer- ent eri.p. i r "d at a deligh'ful - luncheon yesterday by Mr". P. It. Taitt i at her hom t in Indiana Hatbor. TVlrs. j Lverett Itiemen'.-. lous.- gu'-.-t. M'SS ' TfteJina T'ovv-f ll. Mr-. Carl Thomas of ; Fast Chicago and Mrs. J. M. Turn-r were entertained with 'he h:l monlitis. The guests l.roufi'it th-ir tie die j work and spent an enjoyable; nfte-j noon. In two weeks on Saturday Mr,".. Paul

. j Fedder e,f Kenwood will t -n t . r t ;. in the 3 WANT HlJjl. I club members and their husbands at -ix led Cross has a com- o'clock dinner. Hungary for Mr. J O .x 51.'. Hammond, and j Don't miss a good time HieKaglc-s The Times is asked to panoe. st. Patt'ck's night. Unity llall Who knows Istok'.' rt-S-vl

the ten year old sen of P.ajer of 317. 153th St., id. died at their homo f pneumonia, will be held from the rch of West Hammond

at ten o'clock. Inteitloly Cross cemetery Iertaker Burns.

Boot

An Emerson Master Street

"The

Greyhound

$9.50 A New Model in rich dark brown calfskin and pun metal lace.

The many wearers of this Emerson modl appreciate it above all others for its refined shapeliness, comfort and matchless wearing qualities. It is always a pleasant privilege for us to show and fit the "Orey Hound" because of the universal good results it yields our customers and the friends it makes for our make of men's shoes and for our store. For economy in shoe buying buy 1.v-b'; Quality. This is the quality store and we should like your ratronage. J. Scliloer & .Son 95 State Street. Hammond, Ind! AVe give S. & H. Green Stamps.

JlC M -iio :.,t:'-'J AW yvy

r:. F. Hoifev, fientist. r. oorii tin Firs I i Xal tonal Ha nk Puildir.g. Kntr.in.r.'.: j Sib.cy or Hohman Sts. Phone "4-"7.

, 2-24-Jv.k ! -

i At her hone- in Trumati a v. nt '. VcllOlg MiSS I lei,.-, s l;,,SS VV'lS 1 to a small panj of frierds. Hum plaved and dancing .-unl mtisi,-

HIS" enje;yal.if testtnv-s of tiv The prizes in the g,m es were Miss Kior.-n.-e 1 tuck ley. Mi-s

i Nichols. Kf itneth Vim Over and Jof.-ph Huckle-y. A two routs, lunch, on was -' r.'i'tl and covers vv. r,- l.cid for thMioses T'loretiee- Buckley, yiib. 1 Kumibum. Frnn.es Hm-kbv. J. sic Xi.'h.ds Pel.res Loss. JC!.ir, .Ifitivs lluckl.-y. Kenneth Van Over. Joseph PucUI'-y am! i John P.os". j ; Mrs I.. F. Rotnbeiger ,,f i.F.e ntlal ! Park opened lo r iioim- for ;h. m.'tinr i Of the Woiv.an's Missionary Society ot the First- Presbyterian church y.-f .-rday afternoon. The business meting and de..iional scs.-i.. w .-ri- presided uv.-r by Mrs. C. I . H,..u. II and Mrs. Fdith iinffin hael the pr.igram for th- afternoon i' . hat ge. She revi-v.ed th" el, apt". "Th Mou ma i iters" from the text I nrv' Mrs. 17. M. Shxnklin explained a i-Vr prcpar. .1 by a .voting lady in F.i'aiiktVrt Ind.. which was very interesting. Mrs F. P. Ames gav" the treasurer's ropor and plans fo- the- New l-a Move-iueiit W ere discussed by the P.ev. J t '. I'arirtt. Mrs. Hoinh.rg.r sang "The Lord

' Is My s-he'pherd" and there was music on th- Fdison. The. April meeting is announced to take place at the home of Mre. Parretl In Mason street. j

j Tour old Suit cleaned and pressed the ' VICTORY ! way will look like new. Try us. Victory Cleaners. 577 Hohman st. Phone 2r.R5. 2-intr Mrs. tto Muehlbcrg-T and Mrs.. Hughes of Whiting were hostesses at th'- annual Mite itox meeting of the' Woman's Home Missionary Society of,

he First Methodist chunh yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mu-h !b rge's home, 4 Williams street. Twenty-six dollars was realized from tin- mite box offering. li.es Warner, jr.. entertained the guests with recita-ions and songs and during the social hour r. f rc-hmen I s v re served There v e re- thirty-lUc- niernb'rs pr. s. nt.

."r. and Mrs. C. K. Jackson entertained iit six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at th-ir ho-ne, K0 Claud" s'ree-t. their guests Icing Mr. and Mrs. A. II. (Mekson and daughter. Frances. Mr. and Mrs. Hrio Wiiitaker. Mrs. Hurt C. Ste."tis, Mr.. W. P. St a ii'ha ug'.i. P. M. Warniniont and Pavid N. I son. Mrs. Stambaugh e-nt' rtaincd with music follow mg til - dinner. -- -

Mi Shuinmti "late vv.i! hold regular tn.-etlng Monday evening at

1. ( . O F. I'.a'l in Stat" slr et. Important business will be transacted. Th- re w ill he a ine-tn.g il.ui.laj evvnmg of Liberty Camp No. S4H7 Ite.ynl Neighbors at the K. arid L. ...f S. hall m the Kin.h.-o'h building. A kindergarten nartv will follow the business meet

ing, j -- - I The regular w.ekiy tiwmi; of por-j .as P.e l.ekah lodge will be' held this j evening. Initiation will f .attire the j meeting and It !s desired that all mem-h.-rr of the degree staif attend. . - ! .Mrs. (irval L.gan and daughter and!

Miss Bessie Smith of FCioH. Kansas. ipr

have returned home after visiting their .-it-r. Mr. Ili-rp t Whi' tl- r of Harrison -tr. et. COMINO EVENTS. A meeting of the F.qual Franchise League is aniiouuced for Mtuiday even-

j ing at the Home oi .vir.-. .:..miii n.

Mey.-r-.. 25K l-:et S'ate stif.'i. important business wiil come before the members and a large attendance is uesir'?d. "NSURANHF, ON FIRE STATIONS

tee re

ts it a "! hMsiii'-ss to .arry fire uriMve on a life station? A Hammond -:ty council .otitmtt cotisiderins tfte matter and will

nrt nt th. n"t meeting T'.-e c, .mm .t t ' e mav d'-cide to take .i t. a little VurBlar inaurance r-n the o! sin t i"in.

house and held m the West Hammond jail a week. He told of a transaction with the woman in which he gave her a sum of .money th" find amount of

which he could not remember. The prosecution rested on the evidence of the two men and the counsel for (lef.-nse; called the other city witness. Police-man Jos. Flandovvski, to the stanil who told in substanee the same story a. that e,f his fellow officer. I The e.nly witness for the defense was Jack Rolling. 2' Plummer avenue, Hammond, who recently complained that he j had been "sapp-d" on two occasions by ; the West Hammond poiic. ; QUESTION XOLLINOT SOBRIETY. The city attorney questioned Rolling's sobrlet v . Rolling's testimony and the . manner in wh.cn it was delivered amused the crowd. He admitted having been in company with Koch the nigl t in eiuestion and .oat they had been drinking but ho denied being admit ed tj Mrs. Re.scnbai-rn's home. "Are you sober now 7" aske-d the counsel. "Just as sober as they make 'em." declared Rolling who had some trouble I rinding the witness chair. j Q. "Pid you go to Mr. Hos-'iibii'im's house t) veiling ;.f Feb. 147" I A. "Yep. vv .-ft the other drunk b--e aiit-e we w as afraid wo would "o pincheel. I wnnted to sec Smithy." j Q. "VVell. where did ti.'i go."

j A. I went to Mis. Uo eniiatim s I door anei asked for Smi-.hv. She ai.i he I wasn't th'te and she couldn't lvl n I gentlemen m 'cause the West Hammond! ' r.ol:ce for. u i.c i.ft.-..- -rT-" I

I Q Where was Koch . I A. "He walked awav." i

i Cj. "Where di.l you meet him?" 1 A. "I met. him in handcuffs." j jtraY VISITS HOUSE. Justice Vocrger on reejuest of the at- ; torney for tb.e defens-; permitted the ' jury t go with the police to 7.1rs.

Koscnhnum's horn.- ;.. determine -.vheth-

u was poshihle to see the sitting

room f rv.rn the rear window through a bedroom door at an angle as the police claimed they had.. , Attorney Markman in his aigument to the Jury declared the evidence of the police us to what they had seen und the ad'.ine.Mon of intimacy with the defend'. nt by Jack Koch sufficient t'i f.nd-.r.g Mrs. Itosenbaum guilty. Attorney Harrington declared it wag imp..ibi for the police to have seen what they claimed through he window and intimated that Koch's story was a frame-up contingent with his telease from Jail. Th Jury was out loss than half an l our an, j took "four votes. The first three votes were n to 4 f. -r acquittal and tiie third was 12 for acquittal. The city attorney announced today that t'.-.e polite would not cease their efforts to keep the lid on W. Hammond and that the city would appeal the case.

rirat Church of Christ, Sciential 7S0 South Hohman street. Morning s-rvice at 10:45. Wednesday evenit.g testimonial meet ing at 8 o'clock. Sunday Mchool nt 12 o'cle.. k.

Heading room in church edifice open j every week-day except legal holidays from 2 to 5 p. m Also on Tuesday and I Friday evenings from :"u unt.l 'J. The! public cordially welcome. '

I t. iars Chcrch (Episcopal.) I W. J Ila-vrhorne, Hector S a to.- llar'y r brat i-.fi. H. n - Sunelay Schoo.

in. r.Iom 1 ri g service, ni. -lo'iiins f rvl-.-e. t of tiie inoritmg .s'rtnon, f the Spiritual"

10:45 a. 7 ::;o p. Sui.jc Value- o

'Th

I Pin St. PresByterlan Churca. j I There will be special fare-well service; t at the- Pin" St. Pi sit;, tf nan church1 I Sunday. March U. A this will be our.

I last service in the e.l.J church all mem

i Monroe Street AlethocUit Episcopal i Key. Donald Wayne Jtt'.iuif. pastor. J 0:1.) H m. Sunuay t-choo! j 1 1 :"f a m. Morning we.rt-'hi.-. : Subject. -The Kingdom of ;.j.t.

Wlore l It. What Is It and Who Are th" Members of It?" lio p m. Mpuerth League. Miss Janet Yodr of C-hicago wi.l have charge. Come and bring- a friend. ',! p. m Fveniiig worsh'p.

First baptist church 2o7-?ir! Slblcv St.

P. P. Li.-klid' 1 .

I hers anil friends

-nt. At the evening service I meints will b" made f-.r d"d

are urged to he pre- 1

e all arrange- '

ation week.

1 0:0"

10:00 a. 111. Sunday school. 11:0a a. rii. Pivine service. r:"'i p. in. Senior Christian Endeavor. 7:43 p. m. Evening- s-r. i. e. Zion SC. E. Church 2 02 Truman a.c.. K . T. C. Nagh-r. pastor. Phone 1 1 H.1-.T. 9:3o a. m. Sunday school and Bible Study. ld:M0 a. m.--Preach ing. 7:00 p. m. -Kpworth League. 7:30 p. m. Pit aching. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, ti Clinton street. Rev. W. f L'.chtslnn, pasto. l":i'i' a. in. Morning worship. p. m. Sunday school and Bible c'a ss. 2:30 p. in. Voting m-11. hers me -tir e. 7:30 p. in. KVenlng worship. Lenten sermn subject. "The Crucifixion."

n. Morning service.

Rev. C. M. Pinsrnore, Supt. of Stc Missions, will speak. 11:00 a. rn. Sunday school.

! 2:30 p. m. Junior 1$. Y. P. V. I il:30 p. m. -Intermedial and Senior 1'. j Y. P. V. 7:30 p. m. livening ssrvl.-e. A st.eelal service for women. M 1 -! Licklider w ill read "The OKI. old Stor: " ', A special music program will be rendered by t he choir, i W dncsdav. 7:45 n. m. Mid-wee ; i prayer ar.J fellowship service. Tl-.e subject for discussion wiil be. "The Itei iHtion of the Physical to ihe Spirtua! ." I The gymnasium classes are now me: -i ing regularly with ciasscs for every one. j i Trinity English Et. Lutheran Church K. of I'. Temple. . corner Ogden end Hohman s;s. H. Mackensen, pastor. 9:43 a. m. Sunday school. 30:30 a. in. Morning worship. . 7:43 p. in. Uvening worship. .

Strangers welcome.

j Immanuela Evangelical Church i Kv. A. J. Hotz. castor.

Phone 11S5-W. 9:15 a. m. Sunday smocrt. 10:30 a. ni. Morning service.

DIES AT HOSPITAL.

M k 'na. I l ira no? s. of Trolaian Rranoss avenue. Hammond.

3 yars old, son of 53(! Kenwood died Thursday

night at St. Vmcennes hospital. Green Hay, Wisconsin, where he has been for o-vfiil month Ti. - funeral -vill be held from their h .me Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery In the oiinrgr- of Fnu.-i taker Fmmeiling.

SHOULD BE JOHN T. REILAND In mentioning the death e.f John T. Keiland in thee columns Inst n ght an error was made in th middle initial which was given as P.. Mr. Holland was a member 0? the Fraternal Aid Fnion of Hammond and the Insurance" company asks thst the ceirrect name, John T. lteiland be gdven.

Yesterday afternoon a very interestingprogram was given ln-fnre the music department of the Hammond Woman's Club at the- home of Mr. 'purge Hanaue-r in Huth street. Th't Harp was the subject for the afternoon and a paper written by Mrs. Clnri. p H. Lovers, former! v of Hammond. v.a

read and a group of three harp solos. 'To Spring." "Annie Laurie" and "Th" Last Hose of Snmnv.-r" was plavt.l by Miss Martha Fund Miss Kurd also nccompar ,"d Mrs. Ilannuar' who sang "Sv 1 v .din" and "Absent." The nei i. At meeting of the- department will 1..- ' the home of Mrs. I,. I,. Hnrnbcrger in ".Icn.la'c Tark Thursday afternoon. March 2nth. :' j Tin fourth and last in the series of dances to be given by Local No. -JO:, 1-" -deration of Musicians will take placeMonday evening at Fnity JI ill in Hammond. Ouests are evpecte.l fr.in the nearby cities and preparations are b'ing made to entertain a large gathering. band and orchestra will play a i terno 1 el y for the dancing. A very enjoyable e;rd party was given last evening at the . o. O. F. hall by True Kindred Conclave. There were gueses for fifteen tables find pedro wa played, -- There will tie a meeting of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jack Fox in Petroit street. Mrs. Robert Armstrong will be leader for the day and little Edna Htrsch. daughter of Mr. srd Mrs. Adolph Hirsch will teke part on the program. The meeting is called for two-thirty o'clock. j

LOUIS DANGROVE PASSES AWAY Louis Pingreive. 53 ears old. a respected resident ..f 4ii State street, Hamr.ion I. for the past nine years, ('ted yesterday in a Chicag-o hospital after a long iliness. Mr. Pat-grove leaves to mourn liim a w ife, .on.- eitiunhter and two sons. Th.- funeral will he held at t(je home, Tuesdey Afternoon, then the body will 1 sh 't -p. d t" Pittsburg l,y Fndertaker Corps i '- buried In their family lot.

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pany w i'h ftieer Flnndowskt to the vicinity of Mrs. He.scnl.auni's home the evening of February 14. and srtna Jack Rolling and Mike Koch enter the house through a rear door. The policeman declaree that with Flandowski he mounted a ladder and watched the trio th-otigh a window. He stated that they eirank twelve be. tiles of beer and thai Mrs. RVsenbnm hugged the two nicn. Koch stated that he had been arrested aftT leaving Mrs. Rnsrnbatim's

first Congregational Church Lev. Hceve, pastor. - : 0 0 a. m. Sunriay echoed and Libia study. 11:00 a. m. Preaching. 7:30 p. m. IiveniiiK .er Ice. Ladies Aid Society Thursday all day at Mrs. Nowman.s. St. Patrick's social Monday, March 1". first Freshyterlbgw Corner cf Highland and Hohman Sta, J. C. I'arrett. Minister. 9:30 a. in. Bible school. 10:45 a. m. Morning service. ?:30 p. in. Junior Endeavor. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. 10. livening s rvicc. A musical evening by Mr Bell, or-

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(By International News Service.) NEW TORK. March 8. The stock market wi.s extremely strong in the late dealings with all the active issues making gains ot from 1 to 5 points. U. S. Steel was finally 97: Raidwln S7S. Rending 84',. Southern lacific 103U, Kelly Springfield ll?1', 1 "'.ah 72, Cigar Stores 134 t. Marine pfd 10S1 ami Mexican Petroleum IS31. Sales todiy, 654.SOO: bon.Js, $.44S.0O0. Total sabs for the week. 4. all. 800 shares: bonds, $52,714,000. (lovernment bonds were unchanged: railway end other bonds steady.

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PEACE TERMS FOR GERMANY (Br Xnttraatioaal News Service.) LONPO.N", March 7 Teace terms will be ready for Germany the week after President Wilson arrives in Taris, said a Paris dispatch to the Pot todav. The four commissions apoptntel by the con Terence are making repot ts on thirty-one specific questions.

WILL HAYES IN MINNEAPOLIS (By International News Service.) MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. March 7. W. H. Hayes. National Republican committee chairman, arrived here tei attend the conference tonight whrch the political epilation in the northwest will be thoroughly gone into. Following the confeien" llajj will leave for the east tonight.

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