Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 14 May 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES

HARRISON

CLUB SCENE OF STAGE PARTY

Art you rotny to ths past president star and entertainment to be taed under the auspice of the HarHson Republican club In Gary tonight? If not you ars otne to miss trie

renin a" of your life-time according

to members of the entertainment committee.

In fear that the Harrison Club quarter will he too mall for the

Jam that will be present, the committee has secured Umpleby's ball at hZ'i Broadway for the occasion.

Tonight six pant presidents and the

yrpsldlny president of tho Harrison

Republican Club of Gary and Ijke county will be hosts to ruemhers of the organisation and aocordlng to the entertainment committee, it will be

the most enjoyable as well as big

irest entertainment stunt ever pulled

off by the organisation. The opening address of the organisation will be given by Mayor YT. F. Hodges of Gary. Three boxing bouts will ttaon be staged and will be followed by a beree of clever Chicago

entertainers. Iast but not least

comes the lunch and refreshments which will be an old-fashioned stag feed. The past presidents of the Harrison Iub who will act as hostes tonight are: C. B. Gljrer. K. M. Davis. Prank flhe!ban. Ilonmr Carr, Floyd Williams. Thomas Porter and the present president. Martin Martindale. The committee extends a cordial invitation to very member in the county.

COM UC'il STCX XVSSTirHXSJB It la the fondest Imagination tn the w-orld to suppose that I can either commit sin unobserved or conceal it aftT commission; for let the privacy I effect be never so close, atlU It is is not toaaible to shut out. or run away from, my own conscience. This will be sure to bear me company, and it always carries about with it all I have ever laid up there, whether it be good or whether it b r-X There la no trustee to be oomSre with this for fidelity and punctual eaitng. Whatever Is deposited in its cvimtodr In tn safe hands. It keeps It for taa man aa long as he lives and r.-ill be aure to pay down I full tale at the day Of death. If I do amisw, this is prosont with me: If I do well and feel a sntlsfaction In It, that resentment provns that conscience la with me and marks my behavior. It never parts with me in his world, and it will follow me into the neat; and wrreaoeve.r I am, according to the quality of what I trust it with, it never fails to nnproaoli and to ame. or else to command and ealt me. Thus there Is not only an evidence of m judgment but even the thin itself, tn the breast of every one of us. We risve no need to look abroad" for justice. 1nce God haa erected a tribunal at home, and so ordered the mattr that those of a man 'a own household should go through the whole process upn him; for here are informers and witnpespn jndgea and executioners. 'When I break the Isw, my conscience accuses me. mv memory tentlfles against me, my reason try and Judges roe; sensual pleasure is my trlon. fear my executioner and sinful delectation my penalty. For In proportion to the delights which accompanied the sin. the torments are multiplied and heightened in the punishment xAnd God is Just ajid wise In ordnlnfng that our sins should prove our punishments and that the pleasures of sin and the pains w feel for them should both spring out of the same root. ST. BERNARD OF CLiAIRVAUX.

Preaching service at 10:4J. Junior league at 10:43. Kpworth League 7:t p. in. Ieader, Miss Iniryea of Chicago. Ireac.hlng services at 8:00. A welcome to aiL rxxst rresbyteTtaa Chnrctu Hohman and Highland sta. J. C. Parretf, Minister. Bible School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 11:00. Sermon by the Hev. J. J. Simpson. Christian Knilnavnr at 6:3'( p. in. Evening Worship at S:0(t P. M. Sermon by tho Kev. J. J. Simpson. FIRST CTERISTXAN CHT7BCX OUtimet avnue and Summer Houlevartl C M. hnuthson. minister. 3:30 Bible School. 1 0 :45 Otmmunion and Pennon. Sub

ject LMvislon Among the People. T:0C Junior, Intermediate and Senior C. E. . 8:0 Sermon subject "Writing 'Em Up." North Sido Bus on Sheffield 9:10 s. m. Huehn 9:15: Oalc and Hoffman at S:20. West Side Run on State Line and Highland 9:'5; Forsythe avenue. 9:15: Sibley street at &:L'0. Free rides to and from the services NOTICE The South Side Hus has been discontinued and will make s Wist Hammond route instead. Ct. Faol'a Xintharaa ChttrcS. 5 Clinton St. W. F. Lachtslnn. Pastor. Pentecost Sunday. 9:.'0 a. m. Sunday School. JO:00 a. rn. lorning Service 4:0(j p. m. Vesper Service. .The,Ktrst Spiritualistic Church of West Hammond, III. Will hold services every Sunday at 11 oclock. tiod speaker and

mes.suffe bearers to prove the dead do live. Mrs. Ellen Eee. pastor, 69t State Line street. Una sTtreet Prasbytsxla Church. Corner Pine st. and Chicago ava. E. Laslloy Steffey, Minister. iOt Oak street. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. T. P. S. C. E at 6:30 p. m. Public worship at 10:43 a. m. and 7:X0 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday st 7:30 p. ni. The pastor wll have for hi-s sermon subjects Sunday tlie following: Mrn-:;-. "T-habod." IJvening. "The Gospel in Three Syllables." The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Valparaiso District will be the guests of the T. P. 8. C. C. of this Church Sunday afternoon in tho dls trict raly Buslnes meeting at, 2:50 p. m.

Iril Baptist Chttxc-h. 107-211 Sibley st. ft. D. Ucklider, Pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Helpful classes for all. Men's class provided with special speakers each week. A representative of Moody Itlbla Instltuto wlll.be the speaker Sunday morning. May 15th. Special music will also be provided. Morning worship. 11 a. in. Sermon theme "Power Kindred." Ieut!ur.Hl meetings of Intermediate and Senior B. Y. P. V. at 6:30 p m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p. m. Subject "Rejected 12 y His Own." Kaptlsm administered at t,he close of evening service. Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. Oir midweek prayer and fellowship servie. A helpful mesage by the Rev. S. O. Huntington.

CHANGE OF BILL ATORPHEUM The Rialto Musical company has an i Ji-fashloned "hoakum." Mhow with new tunes and dances at the Orpheum theater this' afternoon for the week end. One of tli numbers U the new dance called 'Stej.pitr on the Cootie" tliat New York dispatches tell about, Uuring- this descriptive selection the chorus girls shimmy, knocking the invisible cooties to the floor where they stp upon tihem. The management wishes It known that they are not really cooties. Just make-believe.

erlck laughingly Insisted on "taking a chance," and steadfastly refused to allow anyone to double for her.

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SUES FOR DIVORCE Mrs. Mry Hoff. 515 State street, Hammond, today filed suit for divorce from Joseph Hoff. They were married in October, 1902, and had separated everal times before the final break last March, on each previous1 occasion, she says, Joseph would return and ask forgiveness and admit that he had been in the wrong. One time he came home Intoxicated and broke up much of the furniture, using vile language in the presence of her and the five children. March 8 he drove his wife and children eut of the house and later had Mrs. Hoff and one son arrested on a "trumped up" charge. She asks fot the custody of the children, support money and 15.000 alimony. Ibach. Gavlt Stinson & Gavit are her attorneys.

DEATH OF CHILD Little Dorothy Fuller, seven years of nst, died suddenly at the home of her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller, last evening at 9 o'clock. Death Is attributed to croup. The body will 1 le. in state tomorrow morning from nine o'clock till noon for the friends and playmates of the child from the Sunday school of the Christian church. Services will be held at the home at SIS Plummer avenue Sunday afternoon at 1:30, and burial will take place at Crown Point.

PASTIME HEART OF THE RANGE,"a 5-reel western feature. Also a comedy.

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the Sunshine Comedy Co. "SKIRTS" Also 2-reel Western and Mutt and Jeff SUNDAY Buck Jones in "THE ONE MAN TRAIL"

Olrlae Basilar Xaetls;. Deacon George W. Dong. Held at our branch, 30S Truman aveweicoma. Wrst Char eh tt the Kasares. Corner Calumet and Michigan area. A- M. Well. Pastor. Sunday school. 1:45 a. rn. Morning Worship at 10.45 p. m. Y. P. S. Meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic Service 7:45 P. M. Oasw Meeting 7:45 P. M. Wednesday. AV. F. M. meeting Thursdav at 2:0 Cottage Prayer Meeting 7:45 P. M., Friday. The JCoUnes. Meftfcodlst Chnrch. at the ernsr of Hickory ajxd Chicago arena. Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Evening Worship at 7:45 p. m. tnrao Army. " East State st. Captain Samuel Redegaard In charge. Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Sunday morning worship st 10:10. Sunday school at 1:80 p. m. Bible Claas at the usual hour. T. P. Legion at 6:30 p. m. Sunday evening Salvation services at p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended t public to attend these services. S pacta 1 singers and speakers. Tlrst Chnrch of Christ, Scientist. 7 20 S. Hohman 8t. Morning service at 10:4S. Sunday school at 1 o'clock. Wednesday evening testimonial meet trig at 8 o'clock. A free reading room Is open dally except Sunday, froml to & p. m.. and on Tuesday d Friday evenings from 7:30 The public la eordially welcome to all ervices and to visit the reading room. Uo SC. B. Church. 202 Truman ave. Rev. Berk, Pastor. Phone 119 3 J. :J a. m. Sunday School and Bibls Study. 10:SO e m. Morning Service. 1:20 p. nx Epworth League. IThs Christian TrleaOa ChurrtL. O Corner Howard and Logan sts, Ham mond. Services as follows: lOu a. m. Sunday School. Preaching at 11a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Hev. E. J. Griffith, pastor. Come and worship with us. Interactional Bible Students. I. O. O. F. Hall. 179 State st. Publle lecture along Biblical lines erery Sunday at 8:00 p. m. Always instructive, helpful and reafljjfiable. The wisdom from thisv. i m

toe noisiest science and tbe best instruction. A.l welcome. Seats free. No collection, SHrst Xadiodlst Splaeepei Chare. Rnaell street. Rev. Benjamin Riirt. Pastor. (39 Hohman tret- Phone 1009. 9:10 . m. Sunda School. 10:4-5 a. m. Horning Worship. rr. W. n McKenrie. Supt. of South Bend Xis-trlct. reoogniied as one of the strong at leaders of the Xorthwestern Indiana Conference will preach Everyone connected with our church should endeavor to her him. There wll te a brief session of the QnaJ-torly Conference for apecial buai neaw rratae&aud)- following the morntog eoiiioe. rtO u Intermediate league, :1 p. ra. JDp worth League p.. m. lount: People's tght. A fcrf m-esaage by t he pastor. pclaJ prog-ram by the young folks. A ooedlaJ in-rltaioa Is given all In t2ie comromniy to all services. Cesttestary K. 2S. Cbareh. Waxreai C, HeJislee, Paator. Chur"fe haa nvvd to the new church auildiug od the corner of Gostlin and ton 1 si reels. Sunday Schi.wl at -4S a rev

tbhtttx bit rusk itrrHBEAN i Walt ham street and I"Hrk Place. IL itackensen. pastor, 11!4 Harrison streeit. Phone 1448. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Morning Sedvlees) 10:30.

Evening Service at 7:4S p. m. xoimoi! rrsiBT ac tt. cstttkch Ir. Chss. H. !eson. pstor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday' School. Graded Course used. 11 a. m. .Morning sermon by the Pastor. 7:00 p. m. Epworth League. There will be r.o discussion at this

hour as the First Vice President hns

t called a business session for the pur-

VOe of electing officer for the new '"League Year." full attendance is desired. S:00 p. m. E-enlng sermon by the tDistrict S'iperintnndant, I r. McKenzte.

'A full house Is greatly desired. Saanoal City SClsaloii. 189 Indiana ave. (iospel services Sunday and Thursday evening fit 7:45 p. m. SaWwth School and Adult Bible Class at 3:00 p. m. O. J. Allen, Superintendent. Everybody -welcome. fm ma anal XrangeUoal c&nrca. 248 Sibley St. Kev. Carl Schaffer, pastor. Phone 1185W. 9:00 a. m. Sunday School. 10:15 Regular sermon and lord's Sup per. 7:30 p. m. Evening permon and the Lord's Supper. Wednesday 7:43 p. m. Men's Sick Benefit So.-xTy. 8:15 p. in. Brothe-rhood meeting. EOHX STREET PCNXCOSTAI, ASSXnlBLT. 74J Sohl street. l')::;o a. m. Morning Service. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Morning subject " btrllence." Evening subject "Where Art Thou?" 1. It. Ferguson, the Scotch Evangelist is still with us and will preach both morning and evening. Other workers expected. Come nnd hear his wife sing. Everybody welcome. Come and hear the truth. St. Paul's Cnnrch- Eptscoual. Rlmbach Ave. and Ann St. Rev. Pter Ttnerendcrff. Rector. Tomorrow is Whit Sunday or Pntecost, one of the great Festivals of the church. Services t the church. S:00 a. m. Hoilv CSimmtinion. 9:30 a. m. Church SclvKd. T. R. Tennsnt. acting supt. The Kector will begin fli-st instructions for cniirma t ion. C. A. Smith, lender of Bible .asa. 10:45 a. m. Holy- Communion. Sermon bv the Rector. Topic "We st Home With God: God at Home With Vs." Special music by the Vested Parish choir. We urg all to he with us at one of the services tomorrow.

A LAST APPEAL As an eleventh hour appeal to the building tradesmen of Hammond to accept the proposed cut In wage and prevent the lockout which will otherwise become effective tonight. the Building Trades .Employers association has a full page ad in Tho Times today explaining t!ie matter from their view point. O They show that other lines of labor have accepted wage reductions and that because of the high cost of labor,

construction work is being held up and these very tradesmen are being forced

to pay higher rentals. Comparisons of food prices are also shown.

AT THE PARTHENON "Gee. she sure is a game sport!" Thlj was the unanimous opinion voiced by Henry King, director, the

cameramen, assistants and property

men who stood about watching Paulino Frederick, B.o'bf rtson-Cole star, make a perilous climb over treacherous cliffs several hundred feet tn height above a foaming sea. Miss Frederick made this climb for an episode In her new Robertson-Cole fr.ipei-special production. "The Mistress of Shenstone." adapted from Florence Barclay's famous novel of the same name, which opens at the Parthenon theater tomorrow. Although Director King was anxious to use a "double" for these scenes instead of risking the life of his star. MUm Fred-

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MAX HELPER. Prop. 567 Calumet Are. Phon. Um'i 1931 TODAY IRENE CASTLE in "THE AMATEUR WIFE" also Fifth Episode of the "PHANTOM FOE" SERIAL TOMORROW ENID BENNETT in "THE FALSE ROAD" also "MARY'S LITTLE LOBSTER"

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INDIANA'S WONDER THEATRE HAMMOND, IND. The Home of Hijh Qass Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays All Our Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake This theatre is positively showing exclusively all the latest First National photoplays and first rug Paramount releases. LAST TIME TODAY Norma TalmaJge in "THE PASSION FLOWER" ROY & ARTHUR In "A Chinese Restaurant' THE 4 OF US A Harmony Singing Oddity DOYLE & ELAINE A Study in Tan KNIGHT'S ROOSTERS A Distinct Novelty ' Always the Parthenon Symphony Orchestra F. E. EicKar, Conductor PIPE ORGAN GRAND ENTIRE NEW SHOW TOMORROW five Supreme Acts of Vaudeville

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CARSON'S; MELODY MAIDS and Four Other Great Acts Continuous Sunday from 1 to 11 P. M.

Bargain Matinee Daily at 2 P. M. Evenings, 6:30 to 11

THE SATISFACTION OF HAYING PURE CLEAN WATER

Few communities in Indiana have the advantage of a water supply that is purified in the most modern way known to science. Yet that is one of the advantages of the City of East Chicago, which now possesses a $500,000 water fikeration plant. There is a lot of satisfaction in knowing that the water which runs from the hydrant is pure and wholesome. When the water comes from Lake Michigan it goes through a complex process to purify it. Then it is scientifically treated to bring about elimination of all deleterious germ life. Enjoy your drinking water, for it is wholesome. There is no better promoter of good health than flushing the human system with plenty of pure drinking water. And you may use the water here, knowing that it has been rendered pure, sweet and potable by the wizardy of science.

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"Where Everybody Goes" HAMMOND :: INDIANA TODAY AND SUNDAY FEATURE ATTRACTION The Rialto Musical Comedy Company Presents W. A. BRADY'S NEW YORK SUCCESS "BY THE SAD SEA WAVES" WITH AN ALL-STAR- CAST OF 20 PEOPLE Pretty Girls Clever Comedians Special Scenery Also "Fatty" Arbuckle in "THE BUTCHER BOY" COMING MONDAY "The Belle of New York"

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