Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1921 — Page 5

May 28, 192.1.

Personal and Social News Mr, and Mrs. F. . Swart' of the , P.diletin Shop will motor to Indianipolis . ii lifi'i' thov will ;tt':nd t lie automebi!e :irrf an'l vis.t friends or Decoration 1 'ay. Mrs. William Niil of 1 16 Carroll street ' -ntertaine-d at a mifcliancous sh'wer hp other t'.'fnins for Miss Minnie Ping n l'op marriage to A vtiiiir Thon will He ,- n -vf nt of Junf th. The house, was V t tt My (iToratt d in the b rid ". colors pink and white-, and a nicely artanged 1 incheon was served, tiara i'cr player: and prices won by Mr?. f;--.e Viflfivn, Mrs. Cleatis Eibisky. Mabel Hariman and MIjs Louise J ' i i - n'oaugh. The gur-.tsa were Mrs. I'-'tz. trie Misses Minnie and M.irtha !.: it- of Chicago. Mrs. Harry Sc.hoc-n-ik. Mrs. Ervm YYarnmc of Tinley Park. Miss Mabel Hartman of r'yr. ,v,e ,T s s e . Mar. Mnnie and Margaret 'ia'tman. M rs. Mellon, Mrs. Kate K-iv-'tuugh. Mrs. Joe Rabisky. Mrs. Joe Kni", Mrs Ros Mrlwn. : -. George Thon. Jr. Mr?. IVjHt Tbon and Mrs. George Thon. Sr. The. district meeting of the "W. P. A. of Maccabees will .be held in Hammond May 31. at the T. O. O. F. Hall. Rovj.ws from the surrounding cities will be present. Mrs. Grace Meredith. Great Commander for Indiana, will be a iriiest of honor. The afternoon session will be devoted to ritualistic work The evening session wiil bo opened to the public, -when a fine program will be rendered. Among- the. attractions will Se the. Kalathon Male Quartet, accompanied by Mr. Houser. who will render several number. Mrs. Edna Ashhaucher. IMsQrlct (Deputy- will have charge, of the day's program. Mr. ana Mrs. O. K. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long. Mr. and Mr?. John Huchel. Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. .Tof.eTh "Woods and Mrs. Margaret McA'.eer will spend the week-end and Decoration T)ay at the: Howard IiODg cottage, at Flint Lake. Ind, The. I- O. T. M. Soda! Club will meet Tnesdar at the homo of Mrs. E. Tetern. 5?7 Michigan avenue. This -will be a pot-luck luncheon, served at noon. Born o Mr. and Mrs. I E. MclAUhl'.n. a daughter, Betty Jane. May 2. 1921. Both mother and daughter ar doing nicely. Mr. Hobert Moyer of 337 Towle street announces the marriage of her daughter. Islphemia Moore, to Frank G. Flumey of Chicago, May 26. 1921. at tb Humboldt Fark M. E. Church, the Rev. Wester officiating. The. bride looked lovely In a gown of alice blue georgette, trimmed with silver lace and a silver lace, hat to match, with a corsage of Kilarr.ey roses and lillies of the valley. They were attended by Miss Evelyn Wilson of Kenosha. Wis., end A. J. Flumey of Milwaukee, who is brother of the coom. Miss Wilson. the maid of honor, wore a frock, of coral georg-ette. a grey hat to correspond, with a corsage of orchids and lillies of the valley. Mr. Flumey In employed by the Cutler & Troctor Srr,v Co. of Peoria, IV,.. and on account r.' business complications It was Impossible for htm to ger away on a honeymom just at present, so the bride is staying with her mother here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Towle were Hammond vitor a few days ago from their s jii'nier home In Dowagiae, Mich. Ro'h Mr. and Mrs. Towle are enjoying the best of health. 4 Mr. and Mrs. O. T5. Peterson and Esther Pete-son of SSit P1ne street have left Hammond for Adllnr. Ind.. Mrs. Peterson s home, where they will spend a few weeks. Mr. Maxwell of739 Wallace Road, who has been ill for the p3st few weeka Is very much improved. Mrs. 'Winfield .hearer of 4. "IS Sibley street fell last Wednesday and broke her wrist. A miscellaneous hwer was given Friday vening by Mrs. Edna Smallman tn honor of Mra. Frank Col, who was formerly Miss Eugenia. Jiinwlddie. riends hfl-d just been informed of the, marriage of Mis lmwiddie and Mr. i"ole. n.-hieh occured at alpnralso in April. The shower was g:cn at the home of Mrs. Christ Cole, mother of the groom, at 137 Gostlin street, JTammond. Tha brldei was the recipient of many beautiful find useful articles for the home. Those present were Mesiism?i Harold Zuvr, John Kuhlman. Frank Prohl, William Siclaff, Fred Prohl, V. R. Smith, Nteinkamp. Arthur Prohl, J. Winters, John Murphy. Christ Cole, and Edna PmaJlman, and the Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Work Schmidt Bros., Washington street, Gary. For prompt and efficient work, call 3650 91. or I J--. . '7 ' .

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Misses Vera Phorl. Marie Camp, Emma Kampke and Muriel Murphy. The Hi'tory Department of the Hammond M oman Club mot at the home of Mrs. Howard Lonjr when they held their annual sr.osal and guest day. At oni oclock a delectable luncheon was served, with Mri, John Stamm, chairman, and Mr". Martin Frame vl e chairman. A short business session followed opened by the rending of the collect by Mr.. TV. A. Hill. Mrs. Meyer, the chairman, presented a program for the next year's work, to consist of the various subjects from the Geographical Magazine, subjects to he selected and arranged by a committee consisting of the Mrsdamrs T.ove, Feltzrt, Hunt and Mover, Mrs Hill, the retiring club president, made a few remarks on the pleasure of the co-opration of women hnd afforded In the past two years of her office. Mrs. Moran. the presidentelect, told of gome of ber plans for the coming year and in closing presented Mrs. Meyer with a gift in behalf of the committee. The remainder of the afternoon was turned over to Mrs Long, who had arranged a series of contests which afforded much amusement. In the advertisement contests. Mrs. Iiv won the first honors and Mrs. Merrill the consolation: in ;he moving picture

contest. Mrs. Leary won- first and Mrs. Sullivan the consolation. Mrs. Graves won tirst in the artists contet. Mrs. Anderson the consolation. In the bean carrying contest Mrs. Anderson won first and Mrs. M. Hower the consolation. MRS. H. G. STEVENS. Mrs. F. P. Cox of Kenwood and Mrs. E. J. Kanrugsser of Lyons street will leave tomorrow to occupy the former's cottage at Muekgon. Mich., for two weeks. Pr. Morgenthaler wishes to announce the removal of his dental office from Whiting to Hammond. He will be located at 17 State St. over the American Trust and Savings Bank and will be ready to practice about the 6th of June. 5-25-6 John Fitzgerald and daughter Laura have opened their cottage at Grand lieach, Mich., where they will stay over Decoration lny. Miss Merlam Curley and Robert Curley will be their guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoke. Mr. And Mrs. W. C. Jennings and daughter! Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Roht will leave today for Roase. City. Ind., where they will spend Decoration Day. The W. R. C. will meet at the Court House at 10 o'clock Sunday morning to attend the memorial sorvicea whichi will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday morning. Thy will also meet at the Court House at one o'clock on Decoration Day to form for the parade. All of those bringing flowers are requested to have them at the Court House by 10 oclock Monday morning. The North Side W. C. T. V. met yesterday afternoon at the how of Mra, Now. there was not aueh a lar,f attendance as usual but the meeting was nover-the-less very successful. Following the devotional and bulnefa meeting. refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ed. Hoge. Geneviex-e Carroll and Mabel F.all will spend Decoration Day as the guest of friends in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Unsenman will spend Xecoration Day as the guest of ; relatives in Eafayette. Mr. and Mrs. John Stamm 'will spend the week-end In Hebron, 111., whera they will visit Mrs. Starams daughter. Mildred Emerine. who has been teach-, Ing in the high school of Hebron. From I Hebron they will motor to Crystal Laka and Lake Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce. Mr. ar,d Mrs. J. Robertson and Mr. and .Mrs. S. I Walker will motor to Portland Arch. Ind.. where they will spend Decoration Day. THIS RESTAURANT REDUCES PRICES The Virginia restaurant. 505 Hohman street, has reduced prices 10 and 15 cents on all orders. Chris Karris, the proprietor, .stated that further reductions would be made whenever possible. "As soon as the farmers start bringing in fresh vegetables prices wiil be even lower than now," said Mr. Karris Mr. Karris conducts a taxi business In connection wit.h his res-taurant and ha.l lowered ratea on taxi service. Telephone 3:0. 5-28-1 LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTITCHING, HCTTO COVER IK, DRAIDIxa PROMPT SF.BV1CE CALI- ASSEVS TELEPHOM0 449 91 E. STATE ST. HAMMOND t-ll-SPRINKLING NOTICE Pleaae keep the following In mlndl The sprinkling hours will be as follows: All persons having sprinkling permits may sprinkle between the hours of o a. m. and S a- m. Those residing north "f Carro't Street. due East and West may sprinkle from 5 p. m . . to 7 p. m.. and those residing south of taid line and north of Conkcy avenue and Morton avenue, may sprinkle from 7 p. m . , to 9 p. m.. those south of Conkey avenue and Morton avenue may sprinkle anv time they have sufficient pressure, but you must have a sprinkling permit if you use the hose. phrase do not waste ua.ter. it costs money to pump it. Watch your clock and hose, see that your children do not play with the hose when in use and do not sprinkle without the nofczle. PLEASE do not let your faucets run. to cool the butter and milk. In order that everyone may get their share "f water during sprinkling hours, we a your co-operation. G G. R LOCK IE. Supt- Hammond Water Dept. 5-2o-:S TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ! VA.VTEI'--A man to wr-.to puto msur- , !-.nce. Tuesday morning. 310 Hmj mond Rldir., Ha mmond. S-2S I i-'OR RENT- 2 and rooms, furnished ' for light hkpg.; Inquire 24 Douglas street Hammond, phone l'SS-R. 5-2S-1

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'il'ic. POTATO ES Reecipts white sacked and hulk 7 3 cars. IT 6-c . Hammond. May 28. 1321. "Gives us this lay. our daily bread." S i the master teaches his faithful to pray for the nerds of their bodies, vou little understand God if you think contemplacenlj of your body and your material well being. .leaus would have you think of your body as divine. A temple undeflled, God wanta us to b.' bodily well, as spiritually whole. Keep this nv.st tirmly in mind. Re glad Indeed. He who will save the soul, will save your body also. Daily bread, a gift divine amid so much Influence, good people too often forget the prectousncs. of moie food, clothing, shelter- Some times to regard the teachings of Paul almost a heresy these modern days. "We brought nothing into this world and it is certain we can carry nothing out. having food arid raiment let us be there with content," Were you at any time in your life really wanting? Have you known what it means to go hungry, so hungry that your entrails scream? And willing you were to work, but work you could not find, and you had dear ones depending on your surport . Th-n you'll know the reality of the truth "Daily Br;ad" among bodily gifts the finest; you'll see the good common sense of the t each in g "lTa in, fool, let me be Content." Give tig daily bread why make this a matter of prayer? Assuredly not because ..therwlne we might be without necessities or eomforts, "Tour Heavenly Father, letteth His sun to shine upon the good and evil, and sendeth rain upon tt t and the unjust." U all know personally folk's wno command daily tne necetsties, yea the luxuries of life. auTj who even make these things a subject of prayer and concern. I hid you ask 1n this prayer for -an "attitude of heart and mind" for eves beholding, for every bodily comfort see the gift divine. Every morsel o! food shall speak of l.ove Divine all Ixve excelling. ,.f covenants mad ana kept . So receiving daily comforts, we cannot, possibly abuse then in gluttony drunkenness, grat'tude does fill our hearts, the,- snayy b!e, and not corse us. "Whether ye r.t or drink, do all in the name of the iord Jesus, giving thanks to the Father through mm. Give us our Daily Bread " Tlie Master will have us think of our of'MiiTj and sist ra aiio-.it ue w.;i mat all mould live (n comfort wlthneea or want. He remind, us of - oj i :n.i earth or ours none need suffer. There is something de cidedly wrong in the house keeping of this world wherein a nation, tens of thousands me in indecent luxuries, while all about them millions live in indecent want. "Day by Day.' so the Master teaches u to pray. I am glad that the revised version of our American Eibie brings out this beautiful thought. Jesus wills that we be supplied for the morrow and the day after the morrow. you have no right to worry about tomorrow. Ton have a perrect rignt to pray for row. your tomorHappy the land whose people cn live In utter comfort and contentment. Where for- every honest man and woman, the struggle of lite is made easier ee,y yeftr. Where the most vU;Rar riches of the few now contracted by the repe'lant misery of the many. Pray that our dear America may ever stand forth among the lands of the arl!i a beautiful symbol of wealth and health of body universally distributed aecesaihi to all. "Farther give us day by day our daily bread." REV. PETER LANOENDORF. KONSOE STREET M. E. CHUECHJr. i 'has. If. Ieson. pastor P:45 a. m. Sunday ychoo!. firadr-d t'ourse used. J-! n: "i- Morning sermon Them Mea'n-- 'ctory in the World War . 00 p. m. Epworth League rT.'1" J,r!'.' b Patriot,,- service and Rernard Gavit an ex-serxic- "f Hammond, wilt be the prakf.r Mis Flore,,,-,. Reeson will furnish the special n. m. Kvrnlng Sermon Theme. "Can a Man Force! His Sin' Special music. 61. Panl'g I,nthrn Cnurcn, 5 Clinton st. WT. F. Lichtslnn. Pastor. S-.ro n m. Sunday School, 0 : "0 1 'reparator v Sorv ice 10:00 Divine Service and HVlv i-'om-mu r, ion. 4:00 p. ni . Vesper Ser-.ice Hetrnning riet Sundiv. Tune English services begin a( T:45 a German at 9:30. o 'i'l tn. TKXNITT EJT(i.I.IH LCTBBRANt athnm street and Tvark Place. If. Mackensen. pastor. 119 4 Harrison Street. Phone 144?, ?:'5 a. m Sundav School 11 iio a rn. Morning Srvi.-e. T:!5 p. m. Evening ..r-h,p. First Methodlart Episcopal Churea. Russr-H street. Re-.-. Benjamin Rlst. pastor. S33 Hohman street. Phone 3eioo. PiSfi a. m. Sunda School. 10:43 Patriotic Service. Address bv Dr. E. S. Shumaker. Supt. of the AntlSuloon League of the State of Indiana. 5:30 p m. Intermediate League. 6:3" Epworth League. 7:45 Memorial Service Oriran Prelude, , ni erica Ash ord. Hvmo 'o. TO 4. Prayer Re-. 4 ienrge R st reefer. Quartette, The Boys of the Old Brl. gade Parker. Kalapbon Male Quartette. Scr'pture Lesson. Offertory. Melody Paredewskl Chorus. Medley of American National A i rs. Roll Call. Recognition of the Gold Star. Solo. If the Blue Star Turns to Gold. Reitz rlsa x reeman. Merrrial Oration Private Martin 1V'J. i:oriis, e;od of Our !ather, Schnecker Doxology. Benediction. Pot Hide Sullivan. Wednesday evening, fi:45 p. m. Bible Study class. 7.45 p. m. Prayer and praise service.

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A cordial invitation Is given the community to all services. ill Is 1TR3T CTTRISTIAJT CHUHCK 0!umet avenue and Summer Boulevard C. M. Smithson. minister. 9:S0 riibia School. 10:45 Communion and Sermon. Subject "A Church With a Reputation. ' 7:00 Junior. Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor. VO0 Serni.m. "A Man I'p a Tree," North Side Hus on Sheffield 9:10 a. m. Huehn 9:15: Oak and Hoffman nt !:20. West Side Bus on State Line and HlKhland :0S; Forsyth'' avenue. 9:15; Siby street at 9:20. Free rides to and from the sTvie SOTIi'E The South Side Rus has been discontinued and will make a West Hammond route instead Tlrat Baptist Church. 207-21S Sibley at. R. P. Elckllrter, Pastor. Sundav School at 10:00 A M He!p- ; fu! classes for ail. i he adress to irK" next ?undy morning will be gien, iln Rev. Mr. Connor? of Mno(v nib'- Institute The black-board wi'i be ued Morning Worship 11 a. in The W. Tf Calkin Post No. hn, r;. v. R . . the Relief Corps, the Ftov 3coits brum fii'd Eug'e Cor, nr,d the Girl Serut of Frooks H:u '.vlll attend this sermon Theme of sermon. "A Memorial to Oiir Heroe-. and Heroines." The Tntermediate and Senior TV T. P. V will meet at 6:30. Evening worship at 7:.,o At this rvioe Attornev 3. p. McNaucht of Tndlanapolts -ail speak. Everb-dv welcome. Members urged to h present. Cratcn&xy IS. S. Charch, Warren C. Henslee. Pastor. Church has moved lo the new church building rut the corner of Gostlin and I Towle streets j Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service, at 10:45. Speaker at morning service wil be Mr D. Robinson, of Indianapolis, member of she Antl-Saioon League. Junior League at 10:45. Epworth League 7:00 p ni. Th Junior league has charge of the meet ing. Preaching service at :00 p. m. Subject. "Thev Made Tlim to Suck Honey Outof a Rock" Dent 32:13. Come and bring your friends. rtna Vtrset lrlJrtrta Charth. Corner Pine at. and Chicago ava. E. LeRoy Steffey. Minister. 405 Oak street. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E al 6:30 p. in Public worship at 10:45 a. m. and 7:50 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:0 p. in. Sunday is Memorial Sunday and the dav wil" be appropriately ob.-cr cd by this church, the (aster speaki,;g at the morning hour on the su!Jt-et. "The Heritage of Noble Toll." in the .-vening the sermon subject will be "Makini War on the Allies." Tou are niwas welcome and never a strange tu- once in tn.s ch-irch, Caxmannel Zrani' eilcal Cntixoa. 348 Sibley St. Rev. C.rl 8chaafTr. pastor. Phona 1185W. 9:00 a. m. -Sunday School. 10:15 a. m. Regular service. No evening service. j Et. Patxl'a Cnurcli Zplaeopal. Riinbach Ave. and Ann St. Rev. Peter LangendorlT, Rector. Tomorrow is the first Hundny after Trinity. Services at the church. e:iin"a. m. Moi loinmunior,. 9.30 a. m. Church school, K. P. Tennont. acting Supt. C. A. Smith, ieuder of the Bible Tla'-s. 10:45 a. m. Morning Service and sermon bv tht Rector. . Subject "Temptations, the seventh in the s ry s of sermons on the lord's (Yayer. . . Alt are urged to attend one of these services tomorrow-. We especially invite strangers in our city to come and worship with u. the ttti.x. oosrrr. icissio w 202 Hoffman street, corner Tew 1 s'1 bio. U e;-.st of Hohman. Sumlay afternoon at ."! p. m. Sundav exrning at 7:45 p. m. Sundav School at 2:00 P. M. Also Tuesday evening at 7:45 p. m. Thursdav evening at 7:45 p. m Pastor H. W. Thomas and wife ;n charge Pastor residence. ST" N"orh Hohman street. Tou are a stranger here but once. Hammond City JCiaaion. 1U9 Indiana are.. Gopel sop loo? Sunday and 'lhursuay evening at 7:45 p. ni. Sul'tect "Redemption." Sabbath School and Adult Bible Class at 3:0o p. n. G J. Allen. Superintendent. Everybody welcome. Open air Gospel meetings Thuriday and Saturday evenings. S:00 p. ni., corner Hohian and Fajette strets. ""bristinn friends show your interest 1n the bringing of the Gospel of Salvation to all by your presence. rtrat Jrraabytarlan Chnren. Hohman and Highland ata. J. C. Parrett. Minister. Plbte School at !:45 a. m TMornlng Worship at 11:0-0. The pastor will preach a Memorial sermon end M: T?rk will sing "The Plain of Peace" and the Radies Trio will sing a Memorial song. Christian Endeavor nt 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship at :0O P. M Dr. Shoemaker oT Tndlanapolts will preach at this service and John McNeil will sing a poo. DlTtna Healing Meetlnffa. 'ottage Pra-er Mee-titiK 7.45 P. M. Jieacon George W. Long Held at our branch. 308 Truman ara, welcom. rirat Church of tha Wasarana. Corner Calumet and Michigan m A. M. Wells. Pastor. Sunday school. 9:46 a. m. Morning Worship at 10.45 p. m. y . p. S. Meeting at 6:45 p m. Evangelistic Servtce 7.45 P. M. "las Meeting 7:45 P M. Wednesday W. K. M. meeting Thursday at 2:00 Friday. Tha Kollnaaa Msftno&lst Church, at tne oorner of Hickory aad Chlcaro arenne, Sundav School at 10 o'clock. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Evening Worship at 7:46 p. m. turauoi Army. Ifi East State st. Captain Samuel Hedegaard In charge. Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Eat urday night at S o'clock. Sunday morning worship at 10:30. Sunday school at 1:20 p. m. Bible Class at tha usual hour. V. P. Legion at 6:30 p. m. Sunday evening Salvation services at s p. m. A cordial Invitation is extended t public to attend these services. Spacla singers and speakers. rirat Charch of Chrlat, Scleatlrt. 7S0 S. Hohman St. Morning service at 10:4. Sunday school at IS o'clock. Wednesday evening testimonial westing at S o'clock. A free reading room Is open dally except Sunday. from2 to 6 p. nr. and on Tnedv nail Fridav evenings from 7:30 Th public is cordially welcome to till t services and to visit tha reading room. , Blon M. J!. Chnrch. 2 til Truman ave. Rav. Berk. Pastor. ?hon 1193J. I:3t a. m. Sunday School and Blbls Study. 10:10 a. m. Morning Servlca. I:3W p. m. Epworth Leagua. The ChrlrMan yrlanM Chorcn. Corner Howard and Logan sts, Han. mond. Services as follows: 10 ''0 a. m Sunday School. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:40 p. TO. Rev. E. J. Griffith. raMe-r. Come and worship with u. tntarnatlcnal BVbla Stndemta. I. O. O. F. Hall. 179 State t. Public lecture along Biblical lines every Sunday at 3:00 p. rn. Always Instructive, helpful and reasonable. The wisdom from above la tne noblest science and the beat instruction. A,l welcome. Seats free. No collection. BO HI. STSIIIT FIMTSCOSTAX. A8KIMBLT, 749 Sohl street. lO Sn a. m. Morning Service. 7 SO p. rn. Ev ening worship

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"CHRISTENDOM'S SAD END IF" i CC'iitrib'j ted) "Tile axe is now laid at the root of the tree," and the way of escape i pointed out hy C. li. Nicholson of Hammond. All thinking p'upie see the dark cloud ciiaof hanging over Christendom.- The gr-. a.;.e.--i problem of the day in tu fjevls; a piopcr means of averting it. So far, aW efforts have preen fniie. Why did the inter ohurch world movement lail? Why Is the league of 11- cue league l.i i "euw Go nations a failure'.' entirely man-made Christ are ln them. According to the teachings of Holy Writ thern is only one thing under hiavon that tan po.Mbl prevent a:l Cnrl.-tendom from disaster in a flood of anarchy with which we are no-.v face to face, a.nrj that is concerted action on the. part of ail true Chri-I tians tn re vol u : i-n lzir g their methods j and systems. i

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standard out of the duit and mud of I human traditions: yc-a. the elevation) of that standard to where it o.jght I to belong. It will mean putting God. instead of l'tiiurs nr.-tt. It wiil rcquii.- much R.ble study and till practice of its precepts and examples, which are now so sadly lacking. It wiil call for the putting away of auger, malice, hatred,, envy and strife, and imbibing instead the spirit of e.'hrist. which is love. It will mean further the outting off of many things. Krone of which have perhaps been as near and d-ar a an eye or arm. ft will mean also the recognition on our part rkf the original 12 Apostles as being" the only ones ever recogn re j as such by Jehova ejod. This will neeessltale a great humbling on the part of man.-. the giving up of much pomp and splendor and ' eremony. Whether we real's? it or not. the' eieat test is on and all Indications) point to an early conclusion of tiiel matter and the evidence., of the I present arc not pleasant to iontnn-1 plate. ', , Mr. Nicholson speaks n the F. Hail Hammond Sunday at 3 v the subject "Christianity ani crisy." ni. H 1 Crown Point Mrs P. Q Fa?en and Mrs. Henrv Aulwurn attended a birthday anniversary of a relative in Chicago on Friday. Miss Matilda Henning left on Saturday to spend several days in Chicago with relatives. Th criminal court adjourned on Thursday night and w-ili take a recces until next Tuesday on account of the Decoration day holiday. Mr. and Mrr. Thomas Hall left on Friday morning for a six weeks trip to the western coast Intending to visit points of interest enroute. They wi. visit relative in Washington before their return, the latter part of Jul;. John Reiser has been quite sick the past week and a specialist. Dr. Barber or Chioaao ha." been called m consultation He ha? been ailing since 'a.-t February. Miss Edna Stephens of the recorder s 01 nor ict n -Saturday ror her home m Stnrr ( ('it;,' for a two weeks vacation, roe. M-ss Catherine Strong, w :o (let 71 : e lias be-n In Grown Point the past , e K a conn; pan led her home. Mr. and Mrs. Guide Freund of Grand Rapids. Mich., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt over Decoration day. Mrs. Freund will be remembered here a? Miss Margaret Jansen. The marritiC" of Mis I .ci r 1 1 ! e. Viliocr to Albert Yerplank of Gary w il take place on June 11. the ceremony to he perfornrd at the Metljodist church by Rev. Ayling. Miss V'iltner Is one of Crown Point's charming girls and her marriage will take her to Garv to reside, where Mr. Yerplank is engaged in the automobile business. Severs! p-e -n unt a 1 affairs having heen

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Monday, May the thirteenth, will be full of tender memories centering around every cross in Flanders Field, every grave in the Argonne Forest, and every green mound in the homeland where an American soldier lies asleep. Because of their sacrifices a new spirit permeates the world of today. By flower or emblem alone we cannot do a fitting honor to these beloved dead. We ask you, therefore, to join us in the pledge to carry on their spirit of loyalty and service and make this a truly significant Memorial Day

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given in her honor. Miss Nettie Northrup will entertain her lister. Mrs. Charles Dcmmons of Cherwick, 111.. her brother-in-law. Frank Fox of Detroit, and Mr and Mrs. Whaling also of Detroit over the week end. New mariiage 1-censes are: Pail Green. Mary Kacusis. Oary; Allen E l'nir. Anne K. Hnnkman. Gary, Frederick 7-alaznik. Marie (ikorn. Gary; Otto M- Schmen n ef" n. Casper. Wvn., Alice R. Larson. Hohait: Kenneth R. Vauzhn

a l Card of Thanks We wish to thairk our mar.y friends and neighbors for their kindness and a ssi t ance. both durine sic-kness and the death of our beloed .-on and brother, c'liarle? Sourheer. Especially '"r heautiful flowers ftom Hai mond. South Rend and ""'iiitago friends; w also wish to thank our many for the use of their au'onr.MOSt Si nc.ej el y. MR?. SARAH SOI 'RBKER AND FAMILY, WALTER B. HOFFMAN. .-.- CABD Of THAITK S We wlh to express our sincere thanks jand a ppre-ciat ion to our ne-phbo-r, and friends for their kindness a:,d pipathy shown In our late bereavement in the loss of our dear wife, mother and grand mother. We especially wivh to thank Rev. Elbert for his wonderful word? of svmpathy and consolation, and the Ladies Aid of the St. Tolm Lutheran church of West Hammond. Also those who donated their aut.'-s and for th beautiful floral offerings Mr. John Rohloff. Mr. and Mrs. (Tin. Genrirh and Son Mr. and Mr, Herman Rohloff and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Rus eh. : CARD OP THANKS I wish t,, thank the friondi ami neigh bors for their klndncs during our be-reavenv-nt and ! ih of f.iii- Mot ner; also for the llorai offerings nr. tiki .vt r. rirl G. Hitsy.-j;. Mi-, and Mr. V. S. R.vuin.

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ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED NOW AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES, CURB DELIVERY: Franklin County Lump, Egg and Nut 5 tons and over, per ton $7.35 Fanklin County Mine Run 5 tons and over, per ton .... $6.85 Tocahontas Mine Run 5 tor.s and over, per ton $8.50 Carload lots and cheaper grades of coal, prices on request. Coke, per ton $12.70 Washington Lumber and Coal Company John C. Horn, Treas. and Mgr. 141st AND CAREY STREET PHONES 267-268 INDIANA HARBOR

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Jennie I- Geread. Hammond: Cba-les Thune, Valparaiso, Vilma Miller. Oar:--. Julius W. prusuckl. Anna I. Kasprr.enska. Indiana Harbor. Harold J. Anderson. Lillian E. Cooper, Hammond, LEGAL NOTICES LEWIS STREET PAVEMENT NOTH ? DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK-? CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tou are hereby notified that ti Board of Public Worke of said Cry will receive bids up to June eth. 1!2L at two o'clock P. M.. for the grading and paving the roalway with Type "K" asphaltlc concrete on rencre-s base. Type "L" vitrified paving bricK on concrete base. Type "M" reinforced concrete. Type "O" cresote t locks on concrete. Type " J ' asnbaltic concrot on new macadam. Tvp "G' penetrition asphalt on new macadam. constructing cement cu-bing. cement marginal curbing, cement jtdewni ,-atchbasins. setting and connecting a 5 gutter inlets, laying 150 fret of inch and 78 fecr of 12 inch vltr:fl'-1 sewer pipe, e.n Lewis street, from a point 1,-5 feet Ea-t of the West lite of Lot 13 Block 2 Hmk's Addition tr the center of Lyman Sfree-t. Resolution N". S5t as specified in the plans, pr -files and details now on file. All bids shall i.e accompanied by a certified check fur ; or W than t -and one-half per ecu; of the estimat.'d icsl of said improvement. Tllhr- Board reserves the right t' rJei-t any and all b'ds. A J. SV ANSON. .1 A COB WIKEH. E. C. DIETRICH. Board of Public Work' Ms- :;-.l, n,- 1 . Money hack without questi'i HUNT'S GUAR NT Efc U SKIN DISEASE REM2DIF.S (Hunt'l Salve and Soapl. fnil in the treatment of Itch. Ecien-o. na-wortn.Tetter or other it r fl int; akin disease. Tiy tn.fi treatment at our riea. f ' 1 - t-. er Company. Adv. TIME TO BUY COAL c p ft a H XV M P W i el A-

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