Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 3 July 1920 — Page 6

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1Uo Christian Friends Chnrcb. A the -hool house on Sprue St.. nar Madron bt. Rev. K. J. Gnftoth. I'astor. lf:H a. m. Sunday School. T.jO p. m. I'rcaehing Service. Trinity EnyUsii I,n,-horan Church. K of V. Temple, corner Hohman and Olon .sts. H. M.K'kenscn, Pastor. 5 4 Ma.3on St. l'.i-.:e 1 4 1 S. ?:7 a. m. Sunday fSch.x'"!. l...". a. in. Murnit.K Service, 'i p. in. Mfn s Kiblo flaz-s. 7 p. m. Ev-nins W orship.

lie survives every Sund.iy in OJJ Fellows Hall. Services are uiulvmonn national and the tptaker is from Chicago. Sohl St. Pentecostal Assembly. "43 Sohl St. 0:,'ln a. m. Bible School. 10 "0 a. m. Pri-aehinK Service. 7:.T0 p. m. I'rtnt hms S rvn . Thursday mcmne. 7 .45 p. in The UtiI's Supper on the tirtl Suudaj of eery month.' livcrxbody welcome.

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Zlon M. E. Church. 202 Tn'nwn ave.

Phone lin.tJ. ::;0 a. m. Sunday School and Bib'.c S t u d y . lf:"0 a. in. MominK Service. 7:30 p. ni. Kpworth I.aj;ii.

rrlcdens Evangelical Church. llev iVu-r Weil. pant.r. ::'.0 a. m. Su:iWiy Sclnwl. ! , i'j a. in. ( "huri h Service. Divln Healing- Meetings. 11-1.1 :u our branch. 30? Truman ave.. ,iy Sunday at 1'.' a. ill. All free. All connic. Salvation A.-xny.

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1 1. . jraarj in charge. 11. 1. l.icklidcr. Pastor. Sunday school at 1.30 p. m V. !. H. at 6 p. m. Sal .1 1 i n serice at S P. m. u k day nirtiiiK Thuixi iy. Saturday night at- x p. m. Ti-.ise sciicdule? are for la summer

Tirst Chorch of Christ, Scientist. 7 ii.i S. Hohman St. Morning serv.ee at 10:15. S::tuiav school at 12 o'clock. Wednesday evening lest lm.mial meetc: S o'clock. , A free readirg room if open Uai.y except Sunda. freni t 5 p. m.. and on '1 u sc.ay anil I'ruiay fventnes troin . .-'J lit' Th public is cordially welcome to all se: vices and to visit the reading room. Monroe Street Methods Episcopal. Itev. Donald Wayne RiddU. Pastor. The regular Sunday morning .service Mli be favored bv special nmsic by Miss Vartu. rite Str.illon of ;i.isgov. I..nt. i !,. pastor will .'.diver th.i-ec.ir.il f ..udnv morning s. rn s on I'hv so-anal y-si-. It you are interested in good music and up-t.-date religion attend that scrvi. at 11 o'clock. -rrst rre3l)Tteriaa Church. i.i.iunan and Highland sts. J C. Tarrett. Minister. Title school at l:45 a. in. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. There will be reception and baptism rubers at this service. t'iiristian Kr.deavor at p. m. l. .-iiir.ff service at 7:30 p. m. Subject "A Hard Hearted Sinner. First Church of the Naiarcne. Corner Calumet ad Michigan aves. A. Jl Wells. Pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. (Teaching 1:45 a. m. Vourg Peoples mating. 6:45 p. m. Uv angehstic service 7:40 p. m. Mid-wet k pravVr meeting. 7:4o p. m. V unesday night. Orchestra practice. 7:lo p. m. i lday ' rert meeting;, 8:0n p. m. Saturday i. .gilt. Iminanuei XvarujeUcai Church. 315 Sibley St. Rev. Carl SchacSer. r.oior. Phone 11S3W. i 10 a. m. Sunday school. i'i.Io a. m. American service. n oveningr service. Monday 7:30 p. ni., business meetmn c, r Iad:-s' aid. Tuesday 7:45 p. m.. T. F. Y. business raerting. '..Vfdnesday 7:43 p. rrv Brotherhood. re,.-il mcetir.fr. , Thursday 2 P. m.. Ladies" aid social in-c'.uig; 7:45 p. m.. Chpir practice. Tirrt Methodist Episcopal Church. T. J. Basett. 1'a.stor. f'.oo a. m. class mectir.fr. -3ft a. m. Sunday school and Bible classes. K 45 a. m. Morning worship. Theme pastor's sermoa "Seing the l'n!" fen." ri:30 p. m. Epworth leagrue. trader. Fted W. Malon. 7:30 p. in. Evening worship. Theme of pastor's sermon: "Iveadership." 7:43 p. m. Wednesday, mid wee prayer meeting S.45 p. m. Thursday, board meeting. St. Paul's XiUtheraa Church. i5 Clinton St. tv. F. Uichtsmn. Pastor. 3 30 First service (German). Sermon b - Rev. O. Fedder, Seattle, Wash. 19:43 Service in English with Holy imnunion. Them of the pastor's sermon: "Life for a Look." Annual outing Monday at Douglas park. St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rimbach ave. and Ann st. Rev. W. J. Hawthorne. Rector. The only service for Julv 4 will be at 0:30 a m. Archdeacon White officiating. The choir will sing. Pine Strt Presbyterlaa Church. "omer Pine st. and Chicago ave. Rev. M. H. Krauss. Pastor. Residence, 405 Oak st. Phone SUM. f 45 a. m. Sunday School. 11:n0 a., m. Morning Worship C .'i'i p. ni. Catechism Classes. 6:Ct p. m. Senior and Intermediate Cnrlstian flndeavor. 7:30 p. m. Kvening Service. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Jlaeting. Friday, 7:30 p. m. Choir practice. Centenary M. E. Church. Moved to Weil building Gostlln St. Warren C. Hcnslee. Pastor. Sunday school 3.45 a. m. Preaching service 10:45 a. tn. Epwonh league 7 p. m. livening service S p. m. Christian Church. Calumet and Summer street. 1". M. Smithson. Pastor, f : 3 1 Bible school. 10:45 Sermon and Communion. Sermon subject "Some Victories." 7:00 Intermediate and Senior Endeavor. s :(tC Sermon, illustrated on chart, Ted Too Short and Blanket to IS'arrow. The South Side bus leaves 15th and Madi.on at 9:15. The North Side bus will be on Sheffield 9:00. Huehn. 9 .0; Oak and Hoffman. 9:2t. Tree ride to and from the Bible school and morning service. rirst Baptist Church. C07-213 Sibley st. Morning service 10:45. Pulpit to be supplied by substitute from Chicago. U. T. P. I.-. 7:13 p. m.

Kvening worship X 00 p m. 1 Pulpit to be supplied by substitute.' frrm Chicago. , hi AsaodateiT Bible Students bold pub- I

McADOO IS EEADING IN FIELD OF NINETEEN iContinued from pago one)

"I am not making guesses as to the exact ballot he will win en. but I don't think it will K'et beyond eight maybe it will bw less. For McAdoo is the popular candidate t he candidate of democracy." In rebuttal. Joseph C . Cliffy. of Pittsburgh, and the democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, said: ".McAd.'O cannot be nominated. His maximum sirmgth will be 313 votes. Wc feel that Palmer never had a better chance of being nominated than right now . " The confidence of the Palmentes was further expressed in this way by ex-Congressman Carlin, of Virginia, who is Palmer's campaign manager: A. Mitchell Palmer will be the democratic nominee for the presidency. Pon'l let 'anyone tll you otherwise. Palmer gathered exactly the number of votes on the tirst ballot that we had anticipated. He gained as we expected on the second. The swing to Palmer will really manifest ltseit on the third poll and from then on it will be Palmer all the way. Hell pass all bis rivals.' take a great lead and win eusiy and with a lot of votes to spare." The Cox crowd, despite the "We'll win" perdietions of the Palmer and McAdoo factions. were overflow ins with hope of success for the Ohio governor. The Colby coalition was on almost every tongue among members, of the Tammany caucus at which there were Massachusetts delegates prese nt. Among these was Li. H. Moore, leader of the Ohio ekhgation. llov. Cox's son-in-law. and others regarded as wheel horses of the Ohio delegation. It seems to be anything to stop McAdoo. with Colby as the last straw-. Following the conference in Mack's rooms, Moore made the prediction tiiat it would be Cux before 3 o'clock tins at'tcrnemn. There is an undercurrent of talk that McAdoo will bo over the top on foe fifth or sixth baliot. The alleged basis for this is the idea thit many of Palmer's adherents are federal ofhee holders, who. if the attorney-general docs not look like a winner today around noon, will begin to desert Inm and start a landslide for McAdoo. "But a wise old man from Pennsylvania whispers in our car: "The fact ia that the opposition to McAdoo will be over the top on the ter and more determined than r:gh. now. On the other hand. Palmer is stronger today than hes was before he came to San Francisco, stronger indeed than either he or his friends expected him to le in the early balloting "From Xew York to Illinois right through the heart of the so-called pivotal states there is a rock ribbed opposition to McAdoo with such eild and experienced leaders as Charley Murphy. Jim Xugent, Norman Mack, Ed Moore and George Brenr.an, working to defeat him because they do not believe in him. All eyes are on the following state pivots as the balloting starts: New York with 90 votes which may

shift 70 to Cox and ilu lo McAdoo; Oklahoma with 20 vote.', for I'wen. whi.h will probably suck to linn to the last: Virginia with 2 voles, which may shift to McAdoo at any iiioimnt; South luikotas 1 are looked upon as potential Mc.Vdo.i men: Indiana Is pretty sure to shift to McAdoo if the right time cono s: it is neU unlikely that McAdoo will attach North 'aroliii.i's 2 1 votes t his belt on the fourth ballot: Neve Jersey's I will go to (V wh.-n li.i wards throws up the spon.ce: Nebraska v 11 ii It! now held by Hitchcock tuny slide inio the MrAdoo column, We.t Virginia will s' 1, k a while longer to Iais. v ho - si ill a dark horse lu re and Palmer ni.-n claim Conne-cUeul's 11 votes now up fr ruin-tilings.

Sunn, wa.s granted a divorie. Sue w as give n th- Mi.-t..l y of their 'i.i:d and the hu.-liand was , id- red to pa v support money each week. 1, was also permitted to visit the child. Li hi.e pet'tion. Ite-rwanger says that his forme r w if.- has re -marri. d and has moe,l to 'hie-a'-'o, taking the. ch.ld wi!!i !'(.-. As ; lie and the e'hihkai HOW OUt of tile j.l'IMll.'lli'll ..f th-e.-ii.-t. Flerwati'er a.-ks to".e- i lease d fre'in his obligations and wants th eoart order meniiri. d to that e-ftVet.

STATE SECRETARY OF LOUISIANA IS IN SENATE RACE

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WARRANT IS ISSUED A forthwi;h warrant was i.-su.-d yesterday a!'te l iioon for .l. ri y Kluin 1 f liatnond. by .1. V Morta.aiol. acting a.- special Jiulge in lo.om ! of th" Ham maml superior 10. it. The warrant Was place.' in '.lie' hand of the- she lift

nt mo' but today h.; had not been abie U- locate Mr. Ilium. I Attorney . . W. Todd asked for th1 wat-ram on the grounds that he believ

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