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they will spend the winter months
They have rented their residence pro-
perty at $40 Macon avenue during their
absence.
Oskaloosa Lady Here.
Mrs. F. 4. Calville of Oskaloosa.
Iowa. is here for little visit with
Mrs. Manlove at the Linden Hotel.
Mrs. Calville is delighted with Colo
rado.
Arrived Here this Afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Shields. formerly asso-
siated with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Win
CERT in the management of the Strath-
more hotel. arrived here this after
noon from Long Beach. California
where she spent the summer. Mrs
shields reached Salt Lake City last
Saturday and visited friends there for
q short time. She will probably re-
main in Canon City during the winter
Here to Stay With His Daughter.
IN. wrinkler. late OF Lebanon,
Missouri. arrived here a few days ago
for a stay OF indefinite duration with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee wynkoop and fami-
ly. Mr. wrinkler, who is well along
IN years, lost his wife last summer
and. until recently, made his home in
ST Louis. Mr.. wrinkler. who is the
father OF Mrs. wynkoop. is an inti-
mate personal friend of Hon. William
J. Bryan. secretary OF state in Presi-
aent Wilson's cabinet, and for many
years was prominent Democratic
politician in Missouri.
VIII BE Here November First.
C. A. Brooks OF Denver. commander
Colorado and Wyoming department
Grand Army of the Republic. will
make an official visit to GREENWOOD
Post No. 10. G. A. r.. Saturday even
ing November frst-
Mrs. ManIove's Mother Here.
Mrs. Knowles OF Montrose. Colora-
10. is here for a visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Manlove, proprietor OF the
Linden Hotel.
VIII Go to Boise City.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Conastor, who
nzve had apartments at the residence
Of Mrs J. NJ Bartlett, 529 Pike avenue
during the greater part of the past
year. will leave on Thursday or Fiday
Of this week for Boise City. Idaho
where they will spend the winter.
WEDNESDAY.
Returns TO villa Grove.
Srs L. d. Christison and children
seit for their home in villa Grove.
Colorado. yesterday after two
mon tbs visit with Mrs. Christison's s
mother. Mrs. Frankenbury. on .Brews-
eer avenue, South canon.
Visiting Daughter.
Mrs. Ashbury of Denver is visiting
Aer daughter. Mrs. Alex Thornton. on
Third street. South Canon.
Were Canon City Visitors on Monday.
An automobile party consisting OF
Er and Mrs. J. G. Fitzpatrick and u
number OF friends were in Canon
city on Monday, having driven down
from Cripple Creek the previous day
In three cars after doing the sights of
sl,e district. They recently complete.
q tour OF the northern part OF the
gate. including Estes park. and are
row visiting points OF interest in
sogthern Colorado. They are travel
ing in a Ford roadster, a Peerless
roadster and Marmon.
Mstored over Skyline Drive Sunday.
The bright, warm weather Of Sun
day was ideal for motoring and an
unusually large number Of automo-
hales from Colorado Springs. Cripple
Greek. Victor and Pueblo made the
IN to Canon city for the purpose OF
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ministration. yet this claim cannot be
sustained when 1t is remembered that
the state tax commission has more
than doubled assessed values against
all property and when II has ordered
the assessors to increase values on
their local assessment rolls. The on
ly reason in the world for increasing
values is to get more taxes for Dem
ocratic payrolls.
The state tax commission has made
it's report to the state board OF equal
ization recommending increases in
county assessments. Two reports
were made. The majority report by
Link and Phillips recommended a to-
tai increase In the valuation OF local
property of slss.551 .s5s.O0. The mi
nority report. signed by Adams. re-
commended total increase OF si15.-
324.519.00. Already number OF coun-
ties. including Denver. have notified
the state board OF equalization that i
IL o. KS the increase OF either the
majority or minority report they will
not extend the assessment on the tax
schedule. The matter will be tested
in the courts and finances OF the state
will be tied up during the time the
test is made.
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Strikers Attack Marshal.

Corey has been marshal at Segundo
since the killing OF Robert Lee. Short
ly after / O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
he left the company property and rode
into "old town" to a shoe shop for n
pair OF boots. More than 100 strikers
we're lettering about the place and
when he came out and mounted his
horse. he was surrounded and drag
ged from the saddle and beaten. The
horse took fright and scampered back
to the camp.
Guards at once set out, and. accord
ing to reports. were ambushed by the
strikers. From three directions shots
we're fired at the guards, who return
ed the hre. The shooting lasted for
about half an hour. and the strikers
skirted to ridge OF hills and retired
to their tent colony. not far from
Segundo.
Eighteen newly commissioned depu-
ties. passing through town early yes
terday afternoon on their way TO the
Colorado & Southern depot. to take
special train for Ludlow. were sur
rounded by 300 strikers and fifteen OF
the deputies were turned back and
led to union headquarters. where they
were held for one hour. until releas-
ed by order OF Sheriff J. 8. Grisham
Deputies Followed to Train.
The men were thought to be strik-
breakers and were followed on their
way to the train by strikers. Inside
the building to which they were taken
the strikers sought to induce them to
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Meredith $500. Gus Merris $4,000.
Andy Hemmcrle s1S.f5. Frank Clucas
sis.75. Lee Raper sll.35. NJ. J. Lamb
$500. Frank Wells si.75, Frank Kenly
1915. Harve Bisbce $40, Ed Kiunkcr
sil.25. J. l.. Hyde s3.75. Hunter Palm=
er $3.50. c. r. Sell t93.55. Harding
How're. Co. s2.70. Peerless Flour
Mills Co. s3.i5. Al Baxter $500. L..
Ritzman sf5.20. Holmes How're. Co.
S3e.41. Biggs Lbr. Co. sfs1.50. City
Clerk t2.S5. Gates & Yard si9o. Park
Fund-C. +. Skinner $500, Harve
Bisbee 5000. Hunter Palmer $0.s3.
Fire Fund-C. c. McKissick $500.
City Clerk, Assn'mt $500. Geo. Pad
vett $4,000. Fred Priest 10000. W. d.
Holland $500. Emil GnuIke si2.OO. r.
J. Morgan $500. J. Pearse r. d. s.
Co. $3.50, Ben Rea 4 Co. s3.45. r. L.
Smith t0.3s. City Clerk. Assn'mt 800.
". p. Morton 4 Son $500. Hardy
Lbr. Co. t8.15. @. y. Merris $3.50, H.
Palmer 5000. Police Fund---Juiius
Cramer $1,000. II. Fillmore $1,000. Jer-
ry Moran $1,000, G. r. Skinner $500.
City Clerk t0.25. Cemetery Fund--A.
3. Monroe 10000, I. ulrich $1,000, Al
Baxter $1,000. Lighting Fund--Ark.
Val. ny. l. 4 P. Co. t@sa.7l. Library
Fund. ei1s.0o. Health Fund-C. r.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN

The Fremont Building and Loan
,ssociation has money to loan On
easy terms The best plan In all the
world for paying on a mortgage on
the home. See Guy U. Hardy. treas
urer. or Chas. 4. Waldo. secretary.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms and sleeping porch. modern
close-in. Sixteen dollars a month. In
quire OF Mrs. J. NJ. Bartlett. 52s Pike
avenue. 2s7n
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SKIRMISH
BETWEEN
DEPUTIES
AND MINERS

Trinidad. Colo. Oct i5.-A skirmish
between guards and strikers. precipi-
tated by the assault by strikers on a
camp marshal at Segundo; the cap
ture and detention OF fifteen deputies
by strikers on one OF the main streets
OF Trinidad. and the restoration to
their husbands of the two women
taken prisoners by strikers at Ludlow
were events that marked the twenty
first day OF the coal strike In south
ern Colorado.
segundo. where. on September -
the first shot was fired and the first
tragedy since the coal strike started.
was Sunday afternoon the scene Of an
engagement between n force Of more
than 100 strikers and about twenty
guards. The skirmish followed an as
sault on Marshal d. E. Corey. Corey
was dragged from horse by bunch
OF armed strikers. disarmed OF his
weapons and struck over the head
Half an hour later from three differ
ent places intrenched in the hills. ti-t
strikers exchanged shots at long -ensc
with the guards. NJ one was hit.
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HELP WANTED
wANTED-Boy to work at Home
Restaurant 22stf.
to work in hay field.
Phone Blue 1871. 2s6tf.
wANTED-Good man to work by the
month. Call Blue 1864. 237tf
wANTED-A competent housemaid.-
Mrs. David l. Robson. Canon II.
2s5t4.
&+<><>~s><>s><<<>>><><>se~
WANTED
wANTED-To rent piano for winter
Address l.. Record. 23stl
wANTED-stock to pasture. Extra
GOOD X. zingheim. Wilson
Greek. 23itf
WANTED-Lady to share room
apartment: gas. steam heat and
private bath. Address W. Record
onice. 23sptf.
wANTED-Furnished room with
kitchen privileges In modern house
or modern furnished house. Address
b.. Record. 2ssptI
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FOR RENT
KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting n steel safety box at the
Fremont County bank. 81 to 80 per
year. stf.
FOR RENT-six room frame house;
bath and range Inquire wIIIes
Watson. Towier-stockton-wa Watson Mer.
Co. Phone Canon i2.. 237ptf.
FOR RENT-7o acres OF alfalfa pas
turc. See 8. W. Howerton. Phone
White 1914. 23sdts-wti.
FOR RENT-5-room house at s2o Har-
rison. SO per month. Phone John
Freek. White 1881. 2ssptf.
FOR RENT room house. range.
bath. etc. barn and chicken houses:
on Orchard Ave. Apply r. Bairhclo-.
7i5 Orchard or phone Canon 25s.
23sptf
s~>>~~~>s>~~~~~S~~>S>s~sss
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENTING room furnished
house. brick. at 1o7 Macon. Cali
Mrs. Dawson. Iii Macon. 2stptf
sS>>~~~>~~>~>>~
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms for
light housekeeping. sfe Macon ave
2sstf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at $50 Har-
rison. 2:7ta
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms and sleeping porch. modern
ciose-in. Sixteen dollars a month. In
quire Of Mrs. J. NJ. Bartlett. 52s Pike
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Democracy has claimed that taxes
will not be increased under this ad-
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FURNISHED HOUSES
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at $50 Har-
rison. 2s7ta
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VIII Be Here November First.

c. A. Brooks OF Denver. commander
Colorado and Wyoming department
Grand Army OF the Republic, will
make an Official visit to Greenwood
Post No. 10. G. A. r., Saturday even
sn~ Eovemher frat
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VIII Go to Boise City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Conastor, who
azve had apartments at the residence
Of Mrs. J. NJ Bartlett, 52s Pike avenue
during the greater part OF the past
year. will leave on Thursday OF Fiday
Of this week for Boise City. Idaho
where they will spend the winter.
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WEDNESDAY.
Returns to villa Grove.

Srs. l.. ID. Christison and children
seft for their home in villa Grove,
Colorado. yesterday after a two
mon tbs visit with Mrs. Christison's
mother. Mrs. Frankenbury. on .Brews-
scr avenue South Canon
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Oskaloosa Lady Here.

Mrs. F. Z. Calviile of Oskaloosa,
Iowa. is here for a little visit with
Mrs. Manlove at the Linden Hotel
Mrs. Calville is delighted with Colo
rado.
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Mrs. ManIo,e's Mother Here.

Mrs. Knowles OF Montrose. Colora-
10, is here for visit with her dangh
ter. Mrs. Manlove. proprietor of the
Linden Hotel.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-29

WANTED-Traveling men who are
making small towns and road
sotres to handle our new and up
to-date pocket side line. Pays a
commission Of $500 per order. A
winner. For full particulars adj
dress Burd Mig. Co, PIP Sigel St,
Chicago, III.
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FOR RENT-Four-room cottage.
furnished, beautiful location, rent
cheap. Apply J. A. Adams, Gard
nerville, Nevada. My
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-29

Get the habit, go to the GRAND.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-29

The Sacramento Saloon, South Car
son Street, has good beer-the kin
YOU observation-disclosures. Try it
if O like it, which you will, drink
some.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
STUDENTS
PREPARE
LUNCHES

MONDAY lunches. prepared by the
students in the domestic science de-
partment are to be given trial in the
Hammond high school. Supt c. M.
Mcdaniel submitted the project to the
board of education at its meeting last
night and gained the official approval
for the innovation. The service is not
Intended to be a money maker al
though 1t will have to be self support
Ing If it IS to become a permanent in
stitution The noon day lunch is to
serve double purpose that of affording
accommodation to the students whose
homes are too far from the school to
go home at noon and to give the stu
dents in the domestic science depart
ment practical experience.
Aside from the lunch proposition,
only routine matters were discussed at
the session last night. Construction
work Is under way for the two portable
school buildings for the Lafayette
school district. The buildings will cost
in the neighborhood of eight hundred
dollars a piece.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
REPUBLICANS TO
NAME TICKET SAT.
Precinct Committeeman De-
eide on Date for Conven-
tion Last Night.

On Saturday night the republicans of
Hammond will nominate their city
ticket. this having been decided at a
meeting of the precinct committeeman
last night.
There Is no dearth cf candidates for
the various offices. Popular report has
three we'll known and capable men in
the running for mayoralty, they be-
ing Attorney Peter Crumpacker, Will
liam Kleihege and W. A Hill. As far
as 1T known Charles Hubbard is the
only candidate for the nomination for
city treasurer. The names of Tom
Jordan and Frank Dorsey are men,
toned for the clerkship- Attorneys Ed
ward Schottler. Charles w. Dyer and
Patrick Toomey are among the posi-
bilities for the judgeship.
The various councilmanic positions
have enough applicants to make UP a
very strong slate.
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years ago and the drys have increased
eighty per cent,
Shumaker has a very important place
on the program, in fact two important
places. He responded to the welcome
last evening, and is to speak later in
the week
BELMAN PLEADS FOR ALIENS.
The welcoming session Tuesday
evening was attended by a hundred
and fifty ministers and their wives,
who gave rapt attention to the words
of w c. Belman, the Rev. e s. Shu-
maker and A. T. Briggs, the district
superintendent who presided.
The Hammond banker in extending
a welcome dwelt upon the assets and
liabilities of the Calumet region and
closed with a plea for home missions.
I'VE spend money going into China to
convert the heathen," he said. land
when they come here they are nothing
but ching -chings' in our estimation
Why not extend the same Christian
spirit to them and the other aliens as
our missionaries do? Last Sunday two
Cinnamon attended the Hammond Sum
day school and we were proud to have
them.
"As we mingle with you people dur
| ing the week." Belman said in clos
| ing, "I want you to remember the pull
sating melting pot we have here. What
| is the Northwest Indiana Conference
doing to help? Give US your best men
| and women to sink themselves in the
cause of Christ in the Calumet region.
| 1t will pay
sHUMAKER ANSWERS WELCOME.
| E. S. Shumaker. she enthusiastic
champion of temperance in Indiana. In
his reply left the beaten trail and ex-
plored in a dozen fields. His address
was characteristic of the man. which
goes to say that it was excellent. He
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
Conference Begins Real Work Of Session
TWO LOvABLE MEMBERS Of
BORROWED TIME" CLUB COME

Temporal affairs have long ceased TO
fascinate the members of the Borrow
ed Time Club. that honored order of
venerable ministers that has one lead
er. the Christ: guide, the Book.
and one hope. Heaven.
They Love Their God.
Yet they are so appealin~ly human
these "superanuated ministers" who
year In and year out gather with the
clergy at their conference. taking no
part except in prayer. And in their
prayers they include. you and every
body else for you see they are men in
the seventies and eighties whose
memories are poor and they have for
gotten the meanness that younger men
said about them.
The Kingdom of Christ Is real to
them. They know not the doubt Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24

ReEsstratfos at tne Northern Indiana
Dental Society silver jubilee convention
which today began it's second days
work at the. Gary Commercial club
crept u pto the 100 mark by noon This
Includes the names of dentists and ex-
hibitors.
This mornings session was given
over to clinic work. the demonstrations
of analgesia (painless dentistry gas)
attracting good deal of attention.
Election This Afternoon.
Election of officers Is scheduled to be
held this afternoon and. when that is
over with the program calls for an
auto trip about Gary.
The Hammond Country club which
Is getting quite name as host to Gary
convention visitors viii be the objec-
tive point OF the convention visitors
after the auto trip. At $50 O'Clock
there will be a dinner served at the
country club.
Tomorrow the dentists will wind up
their business and the twenty fifth an
CONTINUED on page eighty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
DENTISTS
IN FRONT OF
PROFESSION
ALI the Latest Devices That
Science and Arts Have
Produced for Caring for
Teeth Are on Exhibition
at Gary Convention.
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
Exhibitors Clinfc.

Exhibitors Clinic.
$500 a. m.-Psper, "N2O and o."
E. I. Mckezson. Toledo. Ohio.
Discussion opened by N. w. Hiatt,
Marion; Glenn shidIer, South Bend.
1880 a. m.-N2O and o Clinics.
There will be at least three good
anagIesia clfntcA
Exhibitors Clinic.
1ssO D. m.-Election of Officers
ESQ p. m.-Auto Trip.
just after the business session
everybody I'm attendance Will be
taken in automobiles for tour
through the interesting parts of
GARY. The ride Will then continue
out into the country over Lake
cOunty's fine system of boulevard
country roads across the Calumet
region and finiahinE at the Ham,
mond Country club.
Here various pasftmea will be en-
foyed. dinner viii be served at ESQ
and the evening spent I'm an In
formal manner with dancing, etc.
The party will return to Gary In
special cars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
STATISTICS OF
CONFERENCE.

The Northwest Indiana Confer
ence is one of three large confer
ences In the state and occupies
the territory indicated by It's
name. There are 336 churches in
the conference. valued at S2,091,-
500, and 149 parsonages worth
3s3,100. These churches are sup
piled with ministerial supervision
by 1S4 pastors, who receive an
aggregate salary of s1S5, ,637.
These congregations have total
membership of 49,487. with 52,-
405 in the Sunday schools. Last
year s415,8S8 was raised to carry
on the numerous activities Of
these societies. The Northwest
Indiana Conference has a total
membership of 212 ministers, most
of whom will be in attendance up
on the session
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24

espoused the cause of woman's suf-
frage, talked of the saloon and its in
fuence and gave convincing figures
on the extent of Methodism in the
world.
A PLEA FOR THE BALLOT.
There are 100000 Methodists in
the world" he said, land 153, 600 itin-
Grant and local preachers The Meth
odist church has s2.00o,o00 adherents.
a figure 1000 900 in excess Of the num-
ber claimed by the Roman Catholic
church. There are 300. 900 Methodist
communities and 100000 churches. 5s
colleges with $4,000 students. and $500
teachers.
THE Methodist church has always
attached great Importance to its wom-
en-. They have taken the gospel into
foreign lands where men missionaries
would not have been given an en-
trance. When the women get the ball
lot the cause of Christ will advance
with leaps and bounds"
WOMAN TAKEN VERY ILL.
At this time Mrs. Anna Halcombe of
Hammond who was in the audience,
became deathly i'll. She was taken to
the pastors home two doors away and
given medical aid by DR. Melton,
s------------------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
Attend Medical Meeting.

Drs. W. F. Howat. T. W. oberlin and
f. NJ Shank1in left for West Baden
this morning to attend the annual ses-
sion of the Indiana State Medical meet
ing tomorrow and Friday.
DIR. o. o. Melton leaves for the wat
ering place this evening accompanied
by Mrs. Melton. The latter will go di-
rectly to her former home In Kentucky
and will be Joined there after the con-
vention by her husband They will re-
turn to Hammond by the first of Oc-
tober.
DR.. Hosmer of Gary and DR.. Shanklin
are the Lake County delegates to the
convention.
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the agnostic or the logic of the atheist.
Their faith is that of the little child
who jumps in the dark at the call of
its father trusting without fear.
The Buckles Bros-God Bless Them.
In. the Borrowed Time Club at the
Sixty second Northwest Methodist con-
ference the Buckles Brothers, Leander
c., and Lafayette S. are two of the
most picturesque They deny the al
legation that they are "superanuated."
They are retired" not t1ired" and what
Is more they were retired against their
will or otherwise they would be peach
ing still.
Both were circuit riders who rode
miles and miles through the mud dur
ing the war. One other brother has
been gone since 1851 and the living are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
Former Pastor Here.

Among the NJ f. conference visitors
in Hammond today is the Rev. l. S.
Smith. formerly pastor of the First
Methodist church in Hammond. From
Hammond he went to Lafayette and he
is now field secretary for the Method
lists state hospital at Indianapolis.
Mr.. Smith is meeting many old
friends and is enjoying his visit
thoroughly. As an absentee from the
city he has probably noticed the many
changes in the appearance of the city
more so than the stay-at-homes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
MINISTERS FLOCK FROM
ALL PARTS OF STATE
THURSDAYS
PROGRAM

MORNING.
$40 Conference Session.
AFTERNOON.
2:00 Anniversary Woman's Home
Missionary Society. Address
by Miss Nellie Snider. Mrs.
John A. Secor, LapOrte, pre-
siding.
$500 Anniversary Board of Confer
ence Claimants. Address, Mrs.
Marvin Campbell, south Bend.
The Rev. F. G. Howard, pre-
siding.
400 Address. The Rev. Fred w.
Hixson, Charlottesville. The
Rev. NJ. c. Wright, presiding.
EVENING.
7:30 Laymen's Night. MT. Ralph N.
Smith, presiding.
Address, sour Hospital
Ex-yice President, Charles
Warren Fairbanks. Indian-
apolis.
Address, "Jesus Christ, Was
He Moral, or is He DIvinefo
Ex-Governor J. Frank HanIy.
Indianapolis.
Music by the Chicago Meth
odist Preachers Quartet, Faye
Arnold Moon. Charles A. Gage,
John w. Holland, Charles A.
Briggs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-24
A Duck Dinner.

Hammond police officers and a num-
ber of invited guests will sit down to
a S o'clock dinner In the squad room
at the city hall this evening and ac-
cording to the elaborate plans which
have been made, there will be a gener-
al good time and plenty of delicate
morsels to dispose of. Nearly fifty
ducks have been cooked for the big
feed, besides an inviting menu.