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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
CROWN POINT NEWS

Peter Phifer visited Crown Point
friends over sunday.
Harry Rose and John Crawford OF
Chicago were home over Sunday.
Arthur Volk and Harvey Hildebranat
took trip to Lowell last Sunday.
Frank Kindberg, jr. was visiting at
the home Of his parents over Sunday.
Edward Glover will pole vault for
the C. a. A" on August so at Chi
cage.
The new Houk building on the south
side Of the public square is about com
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs Bremen of Chicago are
visiting at the home of Thomas Mracek
for few days
Charles Johnson took five of his
friends to Valparaiso in an automobile
Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Bowling and Louis Eder of
Chicago are visiting with Crown Point
friends for a few days.
Earl Rockwell. Ira Ainsworth. Ralph
Young and Harry Williams visited
Chicago friends over Sunday.
Thomas Grant and family of Lowell
were seen on the streets Of Crown
Point yesterday in an automobile.
Harry Einswiler, who has been en-
ployed in the Lake County Star Office
for nearly four years, resigned his po-
sition this morning
Rev. and Mrs. Horton returned home
last Saturday morning from a three
weeks visit in Milwaukee and other
points of interest in Wisconsin. They
report very enjoyable time
Miss Anita Cameo OF New Orleans
and her cousin. Mrs. Rylance, of Bos-
cas- Del Toro, Republic of Panama, who
were visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Scheddell. left for their
homes last Saturday morning
Last Saturday morning the streets
of Crown Point seemed to be somewhat
deserted as everybody slept late on
account of participating in the largest
and greatest fair Lake county ever
had.
Albert Mracek of Chicago was visit
ing at the home of his parents over
Sunday. 1t is rumored that he will
soon be married to a Miss Bremen OF
Chicago.
| Fred De Camp. Louis Rudolph, Harry
Rockwell. Ralph Banks, Harry Baker
Herbert Johnson and Malcomb Clark
left this morning in an automobile for
a ten days outing in Camp Bughouse'
| near Water Valley, along the Kanka-
kee
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LANSING NEWS

Miss G. Gebhart is visitor in town.
Mrs Terril of Chicago is a guest Of
Mrs. L. Cochran.
The public schools in Lansing will
open Sept. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blum are entertaining
friends from Chicago.
Miss Nina E. Vansteenberg lost a
purse Friday which contained IS.
Misses Louisa and Alma Sass have
just returned from a weeks visit in
Chicago.
The Belt boys of the Yahahn brick
yard gave a dance in Voestes hall Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Cora L. Ward entertained
friends from Chicago, Lansing and Oak
Glen Friday evening.
Lydia Hansler was visiting ner
grandma, Sophia Schultz, for the last
two weeks. but has returned home and
her cousin, Edna Schultz. is spending a
few days with her.
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the passengers for Valparaiso satur-
day.
Miss Stevens of Hobart visited
friends in Wheeler yesterday.
Prof. c. H Barts is transacting
business at Crown Point today.
Mrs. Fred Reimer was among the
passengers for Valparaiso Saturday.
Mrs. Burge of Crown Point is visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. Seward
Jones.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. E.
church was held this morning at 3
o'clock
Quite number from Wheeler were
in attendance at the circus in Vaipa-
raiso.
Charles Swyneberg and family of
McCool visited relatives in Wheeler
Sunday.
Miss Lydia Conrick of Chicago Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of James
Conrick.
Mrs. Jane Beck and daughter. Miss
Ruby, of Valparaiso, spent Sunday with
Wheeler friends.
G. Hatten and family and ]. H.
Wheeler and family were visitors in
Hobart Saturday evening.
George Marquart, who has been for
the last year in California, returned
to Wheeler Sunday afternoon.
The dance given Saturday evening
by the Foresters was quite a success.
There was good attendance.
Miss Myrtle Schuster. who has been
visiting friends in Chicago the past
week. returned home yesterday.
The rally day exercises of the NJ. E.
church Sunday school will be held next
Sunday morning after Sunday school
Miss Nellie Barnes and brother, Ross,
returned to Wheeler Saturday, after
two weeks visit with relatives in
Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Fuelgraff and son, Rob-
ert, of Fort Wayne. formerly of
Wheeler visited over Sunday with
friends here
A very exciting rag chewing con-
test yesterday ended with a baseball
score of to in favor of the Hobart
MarOons against Wheeler
Among the crowd that attended the
Chautauqua at Valparaiso Sunday were.
Charles Jones and daughter, Miss Ida.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tennery from Wheeler.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Rev. A. G. Work preached at Lgio-
mere. Ind, yesterday
Miss Matte Heltsel came Saturday
to attend teachers institute.
Ebza Gunyon of Frankfort is VISIT
ing his father, J. \. Gunyon, for few
days.
Mrs w NJ Rayher and daughter,
Emma, are visiting in Lafayette for a
short time.
Mrs. E. Graham and baby OF Love-
dale, Tenn, are visiting her brother.
DR.. J. NJ. Washburn.
Miss Ella Morris. who has been Wis
iting relatives here. returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday.
Warren Washburn and wife who
have been visiting relatives here. re-
turned home in Goodland yesterday.
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INDIANA HARBOR

Lee Hardy has gone to Kenosha. Wis.
c. A and Edward Myers have moved
to Hammond.
Mrs. J. K. Lightbody is still confined
to the house by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Mailing and H. H. Gregg
are visiting in Cleveland.
Joseph Pounds two daughters from
the city, visited home today.
Mrs. w. S Finn left today for her
future home in South Bend, Ind.
The head men Of the Inland have re-
ceived orders to move here to reside.
Quite number from the Harbor at
tended the fair at Crown Point Friday.
Mesdames Daegling and Beaubein of
Whiting, visited Mrs. w. B. VanHorne
today.
Mr. Erskine is erecting a number of
fine residences in his addition to the
Harbor.
Mrs. L B. Seeds. who is visiting her
parents in Champaign. Ill, is expected
home today.
Mrs. Abbie Thomas and Mrs. Clapper
of East Chicago, visited Mrs. ]. K.
dghtbody yesterday.
Mrs Openchain of Rensselaer,. Ind.
is quite sick at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. Hardesty.
DR.. Sauer, w B. VanHorne and Le-
Roy Chamberlin were among the fair
visitors from here Friday.
Mrs. T. E. Lewis and daughter. Gar
net, will leave the first of the week for
a visit of several weeks in Muncie.
Mr.. Walsh of Commonwealth acenue
has bought the Gilbert Leach house on
Regent street and is moving into it
The Indiana Harbor Lumber company
has greatly improved the appearance of
it's building with new coats of paint
and signs.
Howard Abbott who injured his foot
the fore part of last week. was able to
return to work today at the Ward
Dickey plant.
The Pennsylvania company is filling
around the depot with black dirt and
preparing to construct a cement walk
along the right-of-way on Michigan
avenue.
Mrs. Anna Roak Hughes returned
from Alexandria. Ind. yesterday. Her
husband remains in Serious condition
with rheumatism and expects soon to
take treatment at the springs.
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

VIII Coffee and family visited with
friends in town today.
Miss flanagan attended the fair with
her uncle, Newt Burge and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Parridy from South Chi
cago, made a short stop in Merrillville
Friday on their way to the fair.
Henry Walters had quite a mishap
at the fair Friday. A large bus ran
into his buggy and smashed the wheels.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Mrs. b. Holmes of Ross called on
friends here yesterday.
A. ]. Love OF Lowell is visiting at
the home of his son, +. l. Love.
The Shoup place on Main street is
soon to be remodeled and fitted up for
renting. so Jacob Miller informs US.
The moving and defacing of the au
tomobile signs recently put up by the
town authorities still continues. Not
only are smart things written all over
the boards. out shameful Things as
we'll. 1t would be we'll for the smart
Aleck who is doing It. TO inquire what
the fine is for such offenses. and 20 hide
his tracks well. for ii is quite possible
that a surprise is awaiting him.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lingham of
Harrison avenue.
Miss Martha Kratz OF Evanston, H..
is the guest of Mrs. William Grisdale of
Roberts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stress enter
tanned the formers sister, Mrs. Wesh-
chy, of Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs. Place. of Indiana Blvd, is able
to be out again, after a severe illness
of six weeks with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Holmes returned
home after spending ten days vaca-
ton visiting relatives in wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius zimmerman Of
Harrison avenue are entertaining the
Iatter's sister, Miss Weir of Chicago.
Rev. W. H. Holmhuber. pastor OF the
Evangelical church, left last evening
for Bay City. Mich. to visit his pa
rents.
tin Eggers, left Saturday for Green Is
land. Iowa, where they will spend a
week visiting relatives.
The young friends of Elmer Schmittle
surprised him last evening in honor of
his birthday. Games were feature of
the evening, and ice cream and cake
were served.
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c. E. Craven, coIored saIoonkeeper
OF Chicago, is erecting a two-story ce-
ment block building on Broadway,
south of Seventeenth avenue, in which
he viii Ipen a saloon. He has a repu-
tation of having connections in high
circles in Chicago, some OF whom are
casting covetous eyes toward the steel
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Caldwell and
CaldwelIs sister. and w. a. Mason of
the engineering corps. took dinner at
the Delaware yesterday. The house
which the CaldweIPs expect to occupy
on Connecticut street is rapidly near
ing completion. They expect to remain
In their cottage on the beach SO long
as they can comfortably do so.
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A Weary Willie reported a holdup
last evening in the Patch by two col
ored men. Shortly after his report
another report came in OF a second
attempt by the same men. Several
officers were detailed to scour the
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Frank Morris of the engineering
corps and Mrs. Morris are staying at
Miller for a few days until their fur
niture Is located in the house they have
rented. Mr.. Morris got a short leave
of absence a few days ago and when
he returned the boys found that he
had stolen march on them and
brought back with him a little lady
whom he introduced as Mrs Morris.
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T. NJ Wolf of Joliet. a wholesale
cigar and tobacco dealer. spent yes
terday here. He has secured quarters
in the Phillips building in which he
will open UP a store.
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LOST-Sarreu horse. white star on
forehead. two hind shoes off, small
sore from collar on shoulder. Suitable
reward will be paid IL returned to Jos.
d. Martin, chief of police, Gary, Ind.
-S-24-6t
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c. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMP-
MENT. SARATOGA
SPRINGS, n. Y.

On Sept. 9, :, and s, the Erie railroad
viii sell excursion tickets from Ham
m0nd to Saratoga Springs and return,
mt fare of $164O. Return limit, Sept. II.
Upon payment OF SI.OO at Saratoga, re-
turn limit VIII be extended until Oct. @.
For further information, apply to
Erie agents, o. L. ENOS,
Trav. Pass. Agt., Marion, Ohio.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Miss Hattie Kurth visited in Gary
Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Stewart spent
Sunday in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Stewart spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Chicago.
Rev. A. 0. Knapp paid a pastoral
visit to Toleston and Gary Saturday.
Rev / NJ Houser of Charlottesville.
Ind. visited in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Quite a crowd of Toleston people
took in the circus at Hammond Satur-
day evening.
Gertrude and Francis Finnerty of
Chicago are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Judge for few days.
Misses Lois and Isa Sherer of Glib
son spent Sunday as the guests Of
Mrs. W, S. Gallagher and family.
Misses Grace Kennedy and Marie
Ryder OF East Chicago, called on Miss
Mary Inglehaupt Sunday afternoon
Toleston Shamrocks played the Falk
enau Ironworkers an interesting game
of ball Sunday afternoon. The score
was as follows:
Toleston ...462 o 0 10 8 O-24
Gary .........0 10 0 0 o. 3
The Sunday school of the Presby-
terrain mission held their picnic Satur-
day. A fine luncheon was served. In
teresting games were played and
prizes were given to the winners. A
sack race was run by the boys OF the
school which caused a great deal Of
amusement for the onlookers.
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Briefs.
east side.

The services to be held at the Bin
zenhof hall tomorrow evening at 1880
by the Methodists, are expected to
have quite a large attendance.
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Miss Sell Of Chicago was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. G. Homan of Harri-
son avenue
Mrs William Scott and daughter.
Evelyn OF Colonia, Mich, returned home
last Saturday after visiting the formers
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James Bradley. secretary to Captain
Fl. S. Norton of the Gary Land com
pany, was accompanied to the Presby-
terrain hospital at Chicago by B. F.
Bowser yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Bradley had been quite Ill for several
days and DR.. Geisel pronounced the
case typhoid fever.
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Rev. A. 0. Knapp paid a pastoral
visit to Toleston and Gary Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Stewart spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Chicago.
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Miss Martha Kratz Of Evanston, Ill.
is the guest of Mrs. William Grisdale of
Roberts avenue.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lingham of
Harrison avenue.
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Rev. I. III. Houser of Charlottesville
Ind. visited in town Saturday anC
Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Stewart spent
Sunday in Chicago.
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Miss Hattie Kurth visited in Gary
Saturday afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Benner returned
TO their home at Fort Wayne Sunday.
after visiting with relatives here for a
few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stress enter
tanned the formers sister. Mrs. Wesf
chy, of Chicago, Sunday.
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vicinity, but up to late hour nothing
had been found
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CLARK STATION

NJ. o'Herrin Of Clark. transacted bust
ness in Chicago.
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The North American Construction
company stopped work until today or
account Of not having material to work
with
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Quite a crowd of Toleston peopl
day evening.
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Mrs. Place. of Indiana Blvd, is abb
to be out again. after a severe Hines
of six weeks with typhoid fever.
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Gertrude and Francis Finnerty c
Chicago are visiting with Mr.. and Mr.
j. A. Judge for a few days.
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Misses Grace Kennedy and Mari
Ryder OF East Chicago, called on Mis-
Mary Inglehaupt Sunday afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Holmes return,
home after spending q ten days vac
ton visiting relatives in wisconsin.
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Fred De Camp. Louis Rudolph. Harry
Rockwell, Ralph Banks, Harry Baker,
Herbert Johnson and Malcomb Clark
left this morning in an automobile for
a ten days outing in Camp Bughouse"
near Water Valley, along the Kanka-
kee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
BAPTIST CHURCH Fine Structure to Be
 Put Up. PRELIMINARY WORK SPARED | EAfice to Be Commodious and
 Convenient. Wnl Front on Highland Avenue at the Junction of Royce Street, and Wtll Have Ample Seat-
 Ing Capacitys

Active work is expected to be com- menced on the new Highland Avenue Baptist Church at an early date. The permit for its erection has already been secured from the office of City Engi- ueer A. R. Gilchrist, the plans and specifications governing its erection al- ready prepared, and the preliminary work necessary to the actual com mencement of operations has been ac- tnally started.
 The structure will be of frame. and will be built on thoroughly modern and up-t date lines. It will be erect cd on the corner of Highland Avenue and Boyce Street, and when completed will be a handsome adornment to this section of the city, as well as to the city at large -
 The new church will be commodious and convenient, two of its chief char acteristics. It will have two large au- ditoriums. for church and Sunday School work, and will contain besides two dressing rooms I1xl2 feet. a fairly large primary Sunday School room. 17x22 feet, a pastors study. 11x12 feet, and other excellent features. There will be no galleries, the seating ca- pacity of the two auditoriums being suflcient to accommodate, as rule, all Worshippers at any service.
 The main auditorium will be 35 feet by 43 feet, and the Sunday School au- ditorium will be 28 by 35. They will be so constructed that either can be opened into the other when conditions warrant such steps for the accommo- dalton of the crowds.
 From the front enti ance on Highland Avenue there will be two openings. one. into the main auditorium and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

other into the Sunday School room The pulpit will face the front door, with the baptismal font on the right side and the choir placed to the left. On the same platform as the choir and pulpit. in the adjoining apartment. will be placed the stand of the Sunday School superintendent, and from this an entrance will lead to the pastors study.
 The primary room will be situated directly in the rear of the superintend- ents platform and the choir's stand. there being two entrances to this-one from the Sunday School room and the other from hall leading from the main auditorium. The two dressing the primary room. directly in the rear of the baptismal font. and will be on the same elevation as the pulpit. The pastors study and the primary room will also be on this elevation.
 The dimensions of the church. all in all, will be about 6Sx75 feet. The main entrance will be from Highland Ave- nue, with a porch on the Boyce Street side. and an entrance leading into the Sunday Schoob room.
 History of the Church.
 The Highland Avenue Baptist Church is one of the city's younger churches. but live and up-to-date. It was or ganixed in March, 1906, with forty members. and from the time of organ ization up to the first of last May the pulpit of the church was supplied by the various Baptist preachers of this city. .Z 4'1.'
 In May, however, Rev. Henry Bush was called to the pastorate of the church, and from the time of his &C., ceptance of the call up to the present he has been diligently at work on the matter of getting . house of their own in which the members of his church were to worship.
 Up to this time the members of the church, who have now grown to mum. ber about eighty. have been worship ping in the Methodist Church of that vicinity, having only afternoon ser- vices.
 The Sunday School of the church is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
AT FRESH AIn CAMP.

Salvation Army Guests Have Spent
 Very Pleasant Week.
 The week just closed has been a very successful and pleasant one at the Fresh Air Camp of the local post of the Salvation Army. Nearly twen- ty women and children from the poor CT classes of the city. have been the guests of the Salvation Army for the past seven days, and have thorough ly enjoyed their outing.
 On account of the indictment wea- ther. the present guests at the camp will remain until Monday at noon, when they will return to the city, and about eighteen others will go out to Pickett Springs. where the camp is located and remain for the next week.
 Adjutant and Mrs. Crawford, of Cin- cinnati. who are in charge of the children's work of the Salvation Army in the South, were visitors at the Fresh Air Camp last week and were thoroughly delighted with the arr engagements and the good work that Is being done by Captain and Mrs Odom. of the local post. Adjutant and Mrs. Crawford vii remain in the city for several days and will cS1duct the open air meetings and also rhe services at the chapel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
REPAIRING THE CHURCH.

Painting and Renovating Exterior and
 Interior of Adams Avenue Edince.
 The Adams Avenue Baptist Church has been undergoing a general repair ing during the past few weeks. The exterior of the building has been thor interior finishing is now being added to and renovated.
 The walls of the church will be tint cd pretty color. and be added to by various fnishtngs. The primary de- pertinent of the Sunday School rooms has already been greatly improved by enlargement, and this also will be worked upon by the contractors.
 This morning about 800 song books will be installed in the church and will be regularly used after this mornings service. Much interest is being mani fested by the chuch members in tho work of improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
TO REVIEW THE WORK.

Rev. Mr. O'Hara To Begin Fourth
 Year of His Past0rate Today.
 Tho services at the Clayton Street Baptist Church will be conducted this morning by Rev. A. A. Scruggs of Brewton. Sunday night the pastor. Rev. J. W. OHara, will preach on the subject Possibilities to Believers"
 This will be the beginning of his fourth year in this pastorate. and he will briefly review the work of the last three years All the members and all others arc urged to be present.
 The pastor and wife will leave Fri day for Monteagle. Tenn. for brief rest Mrs. O'Hara will leave Monday for a few days at Blount Springs with relatives.
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The ngures will show . net gain of more than 90 Der cent over the busi- ness for the same month last year. The people are beginning to see." says Ar. Elliott. that they can buy boo@s cheaper at this institution than elsewhere. During the past month. we have sold Bibles. not only in var tous parts of Alabama, but also in Flor ida, Georgia. Illinois. Louisiana and Mississippi"
 The Society was organized over fif- ty years ago. Its object Is to distri- bute Bibles and Testaments, both by their sale at actual cost and by do- nation to those who are unable to pur- chase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
RETURNS FROM VACATION.
Rev. John Bass Shelton To Fill HI
 Pulpit Again Today.

Rev. John Bass Shelton To Fill His
 Pulpit Again Today.
 After a delightful vacation of three weeks. Rev. John Bass Shelton, of the Adams Avenue Baptist Church, has re- turned to the city. and will fill his pull pit today. both services. MT. Shelton has been visiting Tn Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky, spending one week in each of these States, and would have continued his vacation for another week but for illness in his family.
 The Baptist pastor says that he had three weeks he made a special study of conditions in thu Gates he visited by him, and his sermon this morning to his congregation will be the outcome of his deliberations on these condi- tions. His topic will be "The Neces- sity of q Baptism of Manhood"