Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 4 March 1922 — Page 6

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THE TIMES

LAN LOWER

FIRE RATES

WOMAN, 104, SAYS TOUCH OF DOWIE'S HANDS SAVED HER LIFE YEAKS AGO

Gary Officials Will Recom-j mend Improvements that! May Lower Fire Insur-j ance Rates Approximate-5 ly 4 per cent. Steps that will t.o taken by fit;- oS'i- j U.ls and the, Gary Heat Light and ! W'ater Comapny within tho next ninety j days will probably not only tend to lower the Mru rate insurance in the j steel city but -will put Gary in a class j 1T itself according to meruuers of the !

Gary Board of Insurance and rc-pre

senta.tlves cf the National Board of i Fire Underwriters w to met tr!Ui the! Ic-eal body this veeek. I With the. installment of an entirely 7 e.w are alarm frvtern, tl.u substitution i ' a new t'lvc-inch water main in j j!ac of the fix inch raiin la alley two! wt from fifth to Di,h'h uvsr.ufts, the j V&ssag-4 of a new buildintc code ordi- ; ntr.ee and the pasfr..ge of ano:.htr ordi- j taaoe majcing it nor? stringent for j the storage of fp'.:''.vs And infla-m- ' .blo materials Gary vili then be in a Letter position so far ui regards to j fir protection and wafer supply than see majority of ia cities its size in j he United States. j

The. conference was held in the ofvce of Mayor Johnson and lasted several hour?. According- to the opinion ! thoe who attended, the four retirement of tho National Board of Fire Underwriters ought to bo madj

n-itiiin the ninety day period and the j i : d ministration promised to maJie ev-j ry effort to complete the ta,sii in that' t.-re, It la estimated by loca". insurance i 8 are r.ts that the carrying- out of the,

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10:00 a. m. German pervie. Topic: "Tho njvinc Ne-eE.ity of the Cross. Wednesday, 1 :30 p. m. German Itutcn services Visitors welcome. FiaST BAPTIST tHV&CX Rev. J. C Oraiigcr. Pastor. Sunday school at U:4a a. m. Helpful liaises ni iili. Sj..y Cobb, .Supi. i:4.", a Tri Mn'i, ttrith. T-lmn.J (-"laca

ilrw lei!F!ain, i'residont. ! 1 1 :'.i'J u. m. .Krui.ife vorphip. KutHi Jcct: "Tbe. Vli.c and tho Branch." ti:oO p. m. s.p)iior i". . I'. U. I S::-9 p. m.- Intermediate U. V. I CI ":'!'J p. K cuing sele;. Subject: "A '1 urn in thu 'toad." eontpdny. 1:15 p. jn., .Mid-Wee',: 5ervi.-;, witi, Uibio study led by the ' vttor. I Unursday, 7:!", choir rehearsal. J 'Jhurrdav, 7:'"u, Koy Hcout meetlns, Troop Uno.

3IASSACHUSETTS TOWN STILL STIRRED UP OVER REVELATIONS FROM VEAR V. ECUING

-Sanunoad City -ftdtoton. 1H3 rHita r ) Indiana avenue t'r. J. Ellen, 11 van fc'elist. I'iionc lir;bins oi-vv'. CJospel service!: Ti-.ur-Jy aa3 Sunday ev?:nnp. 7:15 p. m. Subject i?uiiday: -The Voi:o of -Mercy." Ldult Llible class and Sunday school at 3 :('.(! p. in. The Tliursdaj evenings r.f Murch v.'lll lie occupied by a series of talk,-Subj.-ct: "A i-hriffian." You are. cordially invited.

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"Grandma" Deliah King, photographed on her 104Lh birthday with a great-grandchild. Mrs. Dc'.iah King of Zion City recently celebrated her 104th birthday. Several years ago she was piver. up tc die from a malignant erouth in her mouth .She aavs that Dr. Dowie, founder of Zion City, laid bis hands on her and prayed and that as a result she was complftly cured. She has Detn a staunch supporter of the Zioa movement e:nce then.

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rofe-rajn adoptevl will result in an avtrag reduction of approximately t-n insurance rates in Gary. When this ! done Cary will be placed in ,-,af3 "A" by tha Nation Board of lire "L.iJcnvritei-a, It is understood.

MINERS TO

ACT IN UNISON

jwhen I'rer-idei.t John I.. Lewis of tho i International 1 Mino Workers union refused to sanction the separate meeti ing proposed by Illinois coal operators

j to neg-otiate a separate agreement in j this state. j . ....... i

I The district executive ooaru -Ruicii j met with President Frank Farrington J of the Illinois miners yesterday refusi ed to act separately from the other ' states Indiana, Ohio, and western Pennsylvania and Lewis was asked for advice as "how to proceed." Lewis' reply of an absolute refusal

;to countenance any such meeting was - , L, . . ; easilv forecast ar.d his wire to FarTlireatenea COal StllKe Ap Iringtor. was taken as a message to dlspjl 2 A"aill APPearS in jslpate any sugarestions for separate ,, . -..K . meetings in the soft coal territory.

tne XJimeilgllL. j "The problems now confronting the ! 1 mining industry," said Mr. Lewis';

:.f F.INGFIELD. 111., "March 4. Thi i message.' are national in scopft and t '-.reatened coal strike of April 1, loom. cannot be solved by the operators and ed on the horizon of the nations again ! miners of any particular district." to da; j While President Farrlugton said he The reappearance of the walkout . had not yet declined the operators'

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J. C rrrtt, M.nlsttr. Bible School st 9:45 a. rn. 1:"0 a. m. Morning worship. Subject: "What a Parent owes Ch:ld." ":30 T: HI Di&tri.-t. Phrlotlan

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- . ...... oivtitry uuu J 'S Su ""brine will f-peai-. and Mr iUt-Neill and Miss Abblett will sing. Junior l.mltavor at 4::j p m Intermediate Endeavor 8:30 p. "m Lnlou Christian blndeavor at 6:30 p. flvenlap "orhip at 7:30 p. m. Subject : "'Victory." rain ity xvqusu ctjt-xbaki Walthsm street anil Park Place. H. Mackenfn, pastor. 11S4 Harriso treet. I'hone 1448. :45 a. To. Sunday School. J0:.-0 a, in. Morning services. :4i jj. ru. Lenten services.

ON RESIGN RE OR

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LO.NIXOX, ;darch 4. The Post today publishes an article stating that Ambassador George Harvey, after reading the report in the Herald saying that President Harding had asked Li art to resign, stated: "I have nothing to fay." Harvey is confined to his bed witji a bad cold, and denied himself to interviewers today. However, his secretary, .;owen. said the ambassador had no Knowledge of the Herald's report and had made no rlans at present for a trip to America. The HVrald report stated that President Harding had definitely decided to ask Ambassador Harvey to resign.

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(First dacreb cl tn ITiurni, Corner Caluaaet and Michigan tri A. M. WuIIb. Paator. Sunday schcl, 1:44 , no. Morning Worship at 10.46 p. an. Children's Meeting at 2:30 p. ia. i. P. a. meeting at 6:Si p. m. i-.vangelestic meetinqr. 7:30 p. m. Alid-v.eek prater meeting, 7:30 p. va. ednesday.

Missionary meeting. 2 p. rn. Thursday Teachers meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Men and Boys meeting. 7:30 p. m. baturday. In our Sunday school we teach the children a? well as the adults, that Jesus Christ ! the Pon of Hod and the only savior of manivind. We waste no time In Sunday echooi telling them about the trees, flowers, birds, flshe or having them play In the Band and making mud pies. If VOu d"-si' vnUr ehlldren to hi? taught tb AVord of Ood. b ., that they must repent, be born araln, walk in the light, read the Bible -y and ohey CJod In all thintrs In order to prepare themselven to meet God who will judrre and reward eacn one according to their words and works -. ther thev be rood or bad. then don't forget to send them to the Na-arcne Sunday School. We welcome and maTco every one to feel at homo sn our services. ZmmanusI ErsngeUcal Chnrcli. i4 fllbley tit. Her t-.ri Sc&KH pastor. Phone 1935. ! a. m Sunrtsv school. 1":15 a. m. Ireachirg pervi

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'diss lleltn Marve Boai- '.. 4Uuui o oecoate tiri. timer k, Anteliflfe, and Anttliffc.

7:30 p. m. English eervice. Wednesday. 7:43 p. rn. Ladles Aid business mooting. Thursday, 2 p. m: Ladies social meet ing Tuesday, 7:43 p. ra. Senior- Y. P. L. business meeting.

St. PanPs Chturcb--Eplsoo-aJ. iilnibach Av. ana Ann St. Pev. Peter LangendorlT. P.ector.

Tomorrow Is the Kirst Sunday In . Lent. Services at the church: Sm'O a. m. Holy Communion. 9:30 h. m. Church school and lnstructJon. R. F. Tennant. Acting Supt. ' 10:45 a. m. Morning prayer ar.d ser- i mo:i by tha Rector. s service will bo the last service he.d in the rreaent church building : We know all our peopia will want to '

ie ax. mis strvice. t. Fanl'a tnthrn CBtuak l Clinton st. W. F. Lichtslnn. Pastor. 10:00 a. m German fservlce. 2:0f p. m. Sundiy school. 3:00 p. m. English Lentn service. .Ted:atIon on the Passion of Our Savior Visitors welcome.

E. LeRoy Ste.T-y. Minister. 494 Oas treet. Sunday school at O-.CO a. ri. Public Worship at 10:45 a. m. and i :i0 p. m. 1. P. S. C. E. at 6;3') p. rn. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 39 p. m. Sermon subjects for Sunday tro as tollows: Morning, "The Divif. S.-crct f a lileesed Life.'' Evening, "No Vision." The evening service is In charge of tho Men's Club the pustor lripgiii8 the message. Thrro will 1h; special rnuc at tho evening Service, by the orchestra.

The ladies of tho Fourth Division w'.l cuterLain. CisisriaN- CHTTaca--.a!umet avenue and Eumiaer Blvd. !:3i a. m. Bible school. 10:30 a. m. Communion and service. ( 6:3u p. ni. Chriatian tndcavor. Sen'or.' Intermediate and Junior ilndcavor. J:20 p. rh. L ai)teliMtic eervite. :45 each evening during tL veciin tvai.gii.iiiU.: service. 03X. 8T. PEWTliloSTAli ACS EX. 43 bohl t. L.blo school at 9:C0 a. ru. Pubhi Worshit) at 10:3u xrr. Evarigelitac meeting, 7:S( p. m. inurtuay evening-. Alid-Week. P. ir . Tuesday evening-, CotUipe Prayer meet ing. at 310 A.'.h et . 7:30 p. rn. A cordial Invitation 1:. extended to a... Come! ,T.rl-'t'11' GrOOm. MXB9X09

I . tu' iiouman street, corutr low;, at,

i ruocK enst of Hohninn. 10:30 a. rn. Preaching. ''!' l. rn . Sunauy school.

i - J J "' 1 raise meetln. j p. ru. I-rvachliiaT eervlce.

Mid-weeK etrvlcos Tuesday and F:icay evenim-f. -salvation meeting at 7:3). AU are invited to these services. P.ev. E. .1. Griffith, pastor In charge P.cblde?ice, i(n Cl.icago ave.. HaitiUio-.a. J:ev. E. J. Griffith. Pastor. Mis. L. Thompson, .uit. S. G. C'arlcy, Secretary. Firat Bpirltuallit Church of Wast Haxz.tnond ilo:ds jr.e'-ti:i(-s every Sunday at '. :30 to prove 'The Lead V'o Live." 6:mJ Etaie Line et. Everyone wtlcoie, free. THX SA1VATIOW AUITT -t;y e .state ft. Phi-i.e ::.:. rat. Georgo A. Heidt ur.d Lie it. II. It. Toung berg, officers) in charge. Public services: Tuesday, TLurrdjarnj Saturday at &:'J0 p. n.. Sui.day: 11:U a. m. Holiness sr ice. tMCi p. ru. Sunday school. t:S0 p. :n. Ton n r l'c-i.pies I-gio.u h:00 p. in. Salvation meeting. Thursday, 3 : p. m. J Iotne Lepioi.. Sewing Circle for women over IS year-;. Saturday, 2:0j p. m. l;and of L-c claHj. t or children 5 t c li j ear. Everybody welcome!

first Church of Chrlrt ScUntlat 73ft So. Hohman Ftret. &:S0 a. m. Surdav School. ln r,0 a. m. Communion and servie. -:30 p. m. Sunday school at South Side Mission. 6:30 p. m. Endeavors, Senior, Intermediate and Junior. 7:3'1 p. tn. Fvaneelisric service. 7:30 p. m. Every night in the week except Monday there will be an Evangelistic service. Pla tnraet Prb-trir.n CtturaH.

rirst lSraodist Episcopal riinrcJu f. ussell street. Rf v. Benjamin P.lirf, Pns'or. 3S Hohman ttret. Phona soon. :15 a. m. Special music by the orchestra. 9:3ft a. m. Sunday 6chool. 10:43 a. m. Mornintf Worship. Theme: "Getting Alonir With Folks"

-v. coniinuaiinn o- Tne ciiscussions of the Sermon on the Mount. 5:30 p. m. Intermediate League social hour. 6:30 p. m. Intermediate League devotional r.our. 6:00 p. m. Epworth League social hour. 6:30 p. ci. Epwort'u League devotional hour. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Address bv Chirles C. Jesse. Subject: "Democracy. Divine or Devilish." Jessee ranks among the leading platform orators of the day. speaking on the same proerams as Wm. Jennings Brvan. r- T .' rt- Unnk. Capt. Kichard Holson. tc. He is mphat'.. a'ly American, and his pitrlot'c message at this time will be immeneutly worth whtlc :4.i p. n Fellowship prfd.

Centenary IS. E. c hurcn. Corner of Costii'i and Towlc ttreets. Warren C. Henslo-. I 'aster. Residence, 1D6 Shetileid avo., phone 124J-M. Miss Fern Ruekur.m, pastor's issistai;t. Residence Oust!iu tt., phone 1013-W. Activities: Sunday: l :30 a. m. Sundav school. lH:4j a. m. Morning worship. 0:30 p. in. Evv.-ortii League. 7:30 p. m. Even in 9 worship. Wednesday : Ladies' Aid society, all day. Thrusday: 7:u0 p. m. Midweek service.

I Official Board meeting first Monday (evening in each mouth. Sunday school board n.ectir.5 Crrt Tuesday in ejcli month. This, is a community church. Coiae and te one of us. ' Elblo-r Ftreet Synrgog 1 "Our p.irthriKht." will be the subject 'of Rabbi J. Kapiiaport's 6ermon Friday ! evening. Owing to the fact that the 'history class for the study of the Jews' f liaro and part In American history, is to rr.cet immediately after ser

vices, the services will start a hair an hour earlier than formerly, that is, services will start at Seven-Thirty. Friday evening. December the se:ond, and eve'v Friday thereafter. memarlonsl '"VMe '-r-riaenta. I. O O. F. Hall. 179 State St Public tctur alon-. P'bl'.ci-l 1 Intra ar-c-y Sunday at 3:'") p. m. Al-ftys tnstructlve. helpful snd rewnable. The wisdom from above la i Be noblest science and. the best lnstrua lion. A.' welcome. Seata free. No cclleetteri

SCRIPTURAL QUESTIONS

welter J Riley President

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Does A Savings Account Protect Your Home? Have you a grovlng savings account at this strong National Bank? If not we will welcome you as one of our depositors. Anyone can start a savings account Jiere by depositing $1 or more; and small deposits, as well as large ones, are cheerfully received. Give your home the protection of a savings account. A kept-up savings account here brings contentment. It h an ever-ready friend, standing by to provide money quick. We invite you to have an account here. Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK

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1 Tell the imtolxr and character . of X. T. i.i. ..-.c - What duties ciid the office of an Apo:-'!.. ri 1 u 1 1 o ".' "j What is; the outlook for those who .I.e. i . i a .ii i.i : n . ii s ' '- -'-,.- . -:tud of Christians to-., aids an enemy? - .. ... ... . a safe "11, ii m e.-it'IUCt? 6 In what sense is the X. T. law an nstrii' t r .' 7 -Nanw the Apostle who wrought the r r t. "-"-a-lo. What as it? Ii In the case of Sapph-ra is there any gr ound for the l lea of impulse? ""' """ Ti X.AST WEEK'S 1 Matthew, Mark, Luke, John. Acts 2 '. re tie that binds us ti Christ. 3 On the day of Pentecost- By St. Pctrr 4 Within tis. It is righteousness, peace, joe. K in i ! 17. -'"i-iigence rewarded. Sloth punisiied.

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BToitrEOE st?.t ".. "rrrtjicjl r t- Ch?S H T .eee p-itor. S:45 a. rn. Sunday rchocl. O. X. Kifrer. surt. 11:0ci a. m. Worship. "God's Faithfulness." fi:30 p. m. Epwcrth Tagu. "My Debt to &n Inspiring Friendship" 7:30 p. m. Worship , '"Xhrought Nature to God."' 1

?t .tohc'o tntheran rhnreli West Hammond. Elbert, J18 W.

lev St . phone lf.2-R. Sunday. r. tn. tni-'Tsh Sunday school. All ch',dre- welcome.

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present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man who wants to birilcf. Experts say- that lumber will never be so cheap again. The man who postpones building is, in plain language, a boob. Xow is the time. Let us figure on that job you'll be surprised! Hammond Lumber Co. Corner Oakley and Wilcox Ave. Tel. 14

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