Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 15 January 1921 — Page 2

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Christian Cnnrcn. t:alum.--t avenue am Summer BoulevardC. M. S-nith.son. mini.stcr. 8.30 ,Bit school. Sermon by ('. IV. Starr, subject "!irwn." G:C" .Tunior, Intermediate and Senior K 7 :"f Sermon bv ". "W. Ptarr'. subjee. Hell." Th' Snu'li bu If ivf s 13ih and Mirli.'on at The N"rrth Sidn but

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Sunday achool at 1:30 p. m. Sunday evening Salvation services at 8 p. m. A cordial Invitation is extended to rutlic to attend these services. Special singers and speakers.

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50 , m. Intermediate I -en sue. Jfl fv m - Vrs rth 1-chkuc. T.JO r. II-. cuing survive. Thfrac: To Kve-ry Man 11! .loh." tVr.lnr.viny msht "Church Night". 6 ;0C p- rn. Supper. b;4& r- w- Study clashes. .45 r- m. I'rayrr ami Iral service. Theme: 'The Christian Home". taoisnti Srsjigsileal Cuuictu 34S Sibley St. Kev. Curl SchaeiTjr, pajtor. 1'hone llSiW. 9.00 a. ni. Sunday School. 1 '" : 1 6 a. m. lrem-hing Service. 7 30 t- m. Services. Tuesday 7:4 5 p. in. Y . V. social meeting. TVednesday 7; 43 n. m. Men's Eoncit. enctety. 8:15 r- m. Brotherhood meeting.

First Canrch of tlie Nararene. Corner Calumet and Michigan aves. A. M. Welle, Pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Mornlur Worship at 10.45 p. in. CJa.s meeting at 3:"0 p. m. T. P. .S. meeting. 6:3c p. m. KvanacliM ic Servi c at 7:,"u p m. Prayer Medina Wednesday, 7:45 p m, Alid-week Trayer Meeting, Wr,dn-sJay 7 : S p. rn. CottaKC Prayer meeting, Friday 7:0 p. rn. MissioiiJiry Society, Thursday C;nn. Aband of Christian workers .Including F.ngers and preacher?, from t i i o Firt 'hureh of the Nazarene and Pacific Garien Mission of Chicago, will he with us H day Sunday for three groat service?. Come thou with us for a great Spiritual Feast. A he&rty welcome to all. Rev. A. C. Young of Hammond. w:li

eieltver his last address, of this series, ! s Hall. Services art undemimin

SOU St. Pentecostal Aaaaauklr. 43 Sohl St. .torninir Worship at 10:T.0. l:enioi- AA"orhip at 7:30. Thursday e-ninnr 7:30. 3-; v i r. t . ! i t H W Th.uiins of Shensn-do.-ih. 1"mh. will 1'f aoh morninK and everinp. H.h!i' Chart Sermon -n Second A II ecll). Com i tip '.f i iirist in ncnlnf. -' Knviy P. ilme Sw.-.-t. of "hicf(ro will c-.nih-.o? .-i"eial s,r i. s in the Salvation -i-itv Hall toniclu ; n-i tomorrow MONSOE STBIIT M. . CHT7KCH 'hi-!.-M H. CI.ms.mi. I'a.-'.iT. Suiui- School, 3 : 1 5 a. M. Graded i "tirc used. Morntmr Sedmon. 11 A. M. Theme "The U'e.rnal Religion." i:pworth 1, hmtuo. h::u P. M. Topic The Mom Helpful Parages'-n the F.il.;--. 1.' ;der lio.s5 Prlckett. KeriitiK- S. rmon. ::'.i P. 5!. Theni" "The Man Who !ts Xot Ashamed." Sr-eciiil Music by the Chorus Choir. Centenary M. E. Church. At tin- Lincoln School PuilUmg.". ou Johnson t.. m ar Gosthn. TVarren C. Honslee. Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.

.lorniPfr service at li:4o a. fc.. Jusii'T i.eaue at p. in. F.pwnrth l.''if:uo fit :T. l.i n,i ! : Mi.xs Mac Ki 1'rvaching s'vrvii'o at 7:20. The Christian Frltna Chorea. Corner Howard iind Luan sts. Har tnnnd. Services a folPiTv-s: 10:f'0 . m. Sunday School. Preaching at 11 a. in. ard 7:J0 p. ru. Rev. E j. Griffith, pastor. Coine and worship with up. SThe Associated Bible Students hold !ub

lie services every bunday in Odd Fel-

titi Spiritualism. Sunday at 6:"0 p. - in. lion't fail to hear Rev. Touns's la.-t Jnessage on the. awful error known as Spiritualism. The Reverend fays that he will prove that nine tenths of Spiritualism is a fraud and a fake and th)t the one-tenth which is real is of tha devil and not of God. rtrst Presbyterian Chnren. Hohman and Highland sta. J. C. Farrett; Minister. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 7:"0 p. m. Rev. J. C. Parrett will preach both morning aiid evening service tomorrow. Trinity EagUsOi Latheran Clmrch. IC of P. Temple, corner llulimai ai,? Cgden eta. M. Mackensen. Factor. 6 4 Mason st I'nona 1448. S:45 a. m. Sunday School. 10:30 a. m. Morning Service. 7:45 p. m. Evening Worship. fins Street Presbyterian Charch. Corner Pin st. and Chicago av. K. LeRoy Sleft'cy. Mirudttr, 4,.'tf OaU

Mrcc-t. 6ur.day schijol at -9:30 a. m. V. P. S. K. at 6 :;'! p. m.

Public worship at 10:15 a. m. and 7:.';" I 1 ni. The pastor will have for hi sibie! '

Sunday, Jan. 16. the following Morning ' I ho Power of Faith." livening. "Spit itio'i Naturalization." A inn: t cordi-ti w elcomo awaits the public lie! c. first BapUrt Church.. 207-213 Slblejr st. P.. D. Llcklider, Tastor. Sunday School 10 a. ra. Morning worship, 31 a. m. Theme: "The Great Refusal.' Intermediate r Senior Unions wil meet at i:30 p. ra. Orchestra Recital, 7:!3. This Is the first appearance of ti;is orchestra at a Sunday eventni? service. Kve.ninf? worship, with sermon t.v 'lie j.aator. 7:S0. Theme: "Th.! Voice of "oiiBotence." VNednesday evening, S:fo prayer and 4 llowship service. Topic: O entiles and Jews.

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Clon M. E. Church. 202 Truman ave. Rev. Berk, Pastor. Fhoie 1193J. :3t a. m. Sunday School and Bible Study. 10:20 a. m. Morning Service. 7:VV p. in. Kpworth League. D'.Tine Healing seetlns;s. H!d at our branch, SOS Truman ere welcome. first Church of Christ, Sclen'lrt. 7:t0 S. Hohman St. M'-rrdng service at 10:43. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at S o'clock. A fre-? reading room is open dally exrept Sunday. from2 to 5 p. m.. and on Tuesday and Friday eveninps from 7:30 The public in cordially welcipje to all s-rvicc-a and to visit the reading room, to 3. The rirst Spiritualistic Church of Ham. Holds three services every Sunday nt 7:45 p. m. at AVtis hall, 9S SUte stree:. I'astor. Emma Krcr.

Allie Chalmers .... American Can American Car and Foundry American I.xvomotive American Smelling American Steel Foundry ... American Tel. and Tel Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive liethlehem Steel B California Petroleum Canadian Pa-olle Central Leather Chesapeake and Oh if Chicago and North Western Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul . .

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Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel F.rUGeneral Electric General Motors tjekawenn Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Pete M Id vale S'teel Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Republic Iron and Steel .... Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studehaker Texaa Co Fnlorj Paenc t;. S. Kteel F. S. fit ee pfj Wentlnthoune Willys Overland Sinclair Oil

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CHICAGO CASH GltArV WHEAT No. X red. $2.01; 2 reJ, $2 03; 1 hard winter. 11.87; 4 northern sprlnjf. $1,78. COK-N No. 3 mixed. 67e; 3 white. 65B66c: 3 yellow, 6S l-467; 4 mixed, 36S4c: 4 white, 2 1-4 3Hc; 4 yellow. 6364Vc. OATS No. ! white, 4oc; 3 white, 43 1-4 44c. CHICAGO "EAL 66 to 60 lbs.. 11 Sf 12c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 1314c; SO to 100 lbs.. 14 15c; fancy, 16c: over weight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs., g!Slc. - CHICAGO LIVESTOCJ. HOGS Receipts. 13.000: market : teary to strong; bulk, $9.30( 9.60; top, $9.76; heavy weirht, J.0 9.60; med.um weight. $.40S.S; light weight, $9.505.75; light lights, $9.5009.75; heavy packing sows, smooth, $S.60(g9; pacnlng sows, rough, $S.25&3.50; pigs. $9.50(ii 9.75. CATTLE Receipts. 1,000.

'BUTTER Receipts, 4,68 tubs; creamery, extra, 48 Vic; extra firsts. 3t 2 46'vc; packing stock. 1418c. VM?S Receipts, 4.224 cases; current receipts, 67 i & eSic; ordinary firsts, SoH684c: firsts, 72-5726: extra. 60g65e; checks, 1468c. CHEESE Twins, new. 2424Hc; daisies, 24 '-i ttc 25c; young; Americas, 21 C2CVic longhorns, 2!S26Hc; brick. 19c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys, 3c; chickens. 2Sc; springs, lo; roosters. 20c: geese, 28c: ducks, 31c. f t POTATOES Receipts, 48 car

NURSE BEATEN TO DEATH

f INTERNATIONAL r$ SEitVlCEl ANfAPOLIB. Md., Jan. 15. Miss Harriet M. Kavanaugh. 25 ears old. a nurse at the naral hivpitat here, is dead here today after being beaten into unconsciousness with a piece of lead pipe last night and thrown into a gully beside a rofcdsney. JShe died shortly before noon today. Miss Kavannaugh's home was in Buffalo. X. T.

Cafe Lafayette, Ideal fr dining and t'ancing. Orchestra music every evening from 7 to 1 o'clock. A U Carte luncheon, also dinner service. P"sorv at ions by phone. East Chicago 50S-J. Located at 1607 Forsyte, avenue. Private parties catered to. 1-15-1

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Others save what yoil spend; save for yourself; Citizens National Bank.

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Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works 690 Hohmm trtt Phone 3033

Joseph W. WelS. druggist.

Try Our Business Men's Lunch. 65c MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT Jamel Connies, Prop.

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Salvation Army. 2e-9 Fast State st.

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Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-

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tt. Paul's IiHtheran Churcn. 5 Clinton st. V,'. F. Llchtsinn. Taetor. 10-0O a. m. Morninc Service. 2:30 p. m. Sunday School. 4:00- p. TO. Vesper Son ice. Knclish. 4:00 p. m. Vesper service, suhjoc of Ssrmon: "The Sixth Coiiimand iient."

St. Paul's Church Episcopal. Rimbach Ave. and Ann St.

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WE WANT a man with $2,500 for 9? days. interest, position of $150 rer month. We g-uaranteelng a yearly Income of $4,600. Tour money back In SB days. Handle your own nvney. Steady position. Apply with name addretw Tel. No. to "Interest" -Time office Hammond. Money and men must be ready Tuesday A. M. 1 :1S:1 FOR RENrT Saodern three room apt., 7S0 Hohman rt. Phone 1535 Hammond 1 :4a:2

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LOST A roll of silk in email hand pocket hook4 between Orpheum Theatre ft Post Oft-lce, Friday P. M. Finder will please call 2149 to return name and receive reward. 1:15:1 LOST Small brown V white fox terrier, bobtail, child's pet. Return to 108 W. Corroll st., Hammond Rewsrd. 1:15.1 am cti i ii wi 1 ii' in uni e

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PI inil Madge Kennedy in D1JUU "H E L P YOUIISELF; Also Charlie Qiaplin in 'One A. M. Tomorrow Harry Carey in "Sundown Slim."

Where Everybody Goes

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TODAY AND SUNDAY FEATURE ATTRACTION The Three Romanes Sisters DANCING SURPRISE THE ARLEYS Upside-down Perch EDDIE & KAY Singing and Talking FAIRFIELD TRIO Musical Oddity BOGART & NELSON The Advertiser MOLE, JESTA & MOLE Comedy Cyclist

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AUDITORIUM MAX KELFER. Prop. 367 Calumet Ave. Phone Ham'd 1951 TODAY ' Harry Carey ia "A GUN FICHTINC GENTLEMAN" Also First and Second Episodes of the Great Gamble Serial TOMORROW Ra&ert Warwick ta "TOLD IN THE KILLS" Also "Her Lucky Day"

TODAY Mary MUes Minter in "EYES OF THE HEART" Also the Edgar Kid Picture "Edgar Camps Out" SUNDAY " Will Rogers in "HONEST HUTCH" Also Polland Comedy MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

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'sAmericanism is ' not a matter of birthplace, of ancestry, or of creed, but it is a matter of the spirit that is in a man's soul." Thus said the greatest American of his time, Theodore Roosevelt. Industrial restriction is unnecessary, un-American, born of narrow, selfish motives, attended with dire evils and impractical in modern retail merchandising. J We are in business to sell the merchandise and good service to the peoples of every nationality, creed and organization in the Calumet Region. We have in our employ salespeople who are descendents of every nationality employes that are loyal, that have ambition, that have initiative, and the character to siand firm in their rights under the constitution as Americans. J We realize that in a large measure the success of "our business" depends upon the efficiency of our selling force, and that a low-priced, incompetent sales clerk is the most expensive investment , we could make to give store service. In order to get and retain the right kind of help we must offer attractive compensation, hours and working conditions. Cjj The wages of all store help are higher today than ever before in the history of retail merchandising, even when diminished purchasing power of the dollars js taken into consideration. J Today the highest grade of salesmanship is being attracted to store employment, thereby giving the stores the opportunity of developing a highly efficient selling force.

This store, however, has no intention of cutting down salaries of its faithful employes. We take pride in our present working force, and believe that efficient service deserves liberal compensation, hours and working conditions. The closing down of many auto manufacturers, and some of the factories' to part time, owing to temporary industrial disturbances, has made the supply of store help more plentiful than a few months ago. But high class, thoroughly competent sales clerks are still scarce, and that is the only kind we are willing to employ. fl The prices on all our merchandise will continue to be as low or lower than those of any store anywhere ; however, we shall not make our price reductions at the expense of our workers. We prefer to make our retrenchments in other directions. The building of a great store or a great business requires scientific management exerted to the highest degree the elimination of waste the conservation of all forces that make for correct retail distribution. C True of all retailing in the abstract, it must be vitally true of THIS BIG STORE. It is then this big store which has been building and growing more than thirty years, that place in black and white this printed greeting to friends seen and unseen, and to friends known and unknown, ani bid them welcome to the OPEN DOOR OF THE OPEN STORE.

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