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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-03

Troops and police have hurried
to the scene of the FIRE, whore
crowds Of riotors also are assem-
blsd. The flames were spreading
rapidly shortly after noon.
East St Louis, M, July s.-The orgy
81 butchery and incendiarism. which
yeemed to have exhausted itself shortly
after midnightn broke out again this
forenoon.
Further shooting was reported by the
police and fires broke out in the negro
quarters.
Adtutant Dickson. Of illinois. de-
sclared that the $500 national guards
men on duty were Inadequate to con-
troll the situation and conferred with
MAYOR Mollman on tho advisability Of
csalias for moro troops. y y
Wlfn this dSath list placed all the
/ way from q score to $50, search for
mora bodies was begun at daybreak
under the acres Of ashes and smolder-,
ing debris where fires consumed hum,
I dreds Of negro houses last night.
At $3.50 today twenty-four bodies,
! including those OF three white men.
had been recovered. It is estimated
4 that the injured number 800. More
than 500 white men were arrested and
Gisarmed during the night.
Eleven companies OF the Illinois ma
tional guard. numbering about 1,50o
men, patrolled the streets at daylight
with nxed bayonets. Orders to prevent
any assembling Of people on the streets
had been issued
Adjutant General Dickson said that
military rule had not been established
and probably would not be. Mayor
: Mollman, fof East st. Louis, said the
adtutant general had asked for
declaration Of military rule and this
fact gave rise to the statement that
military rule had been declared.
The adjutant general said that the
transfer Of military cases to civil
4 courts involved 30 much trouble that
reluctance to declare military rule was
shown.
Property Loss Heavy.
The warehouse Of the Southern rail-
way and between 100 and $50 rail-
road cars were destroyed. The loss
will amount to at least $500,O00.
I The Broadway theater, valued at
100000 also was destroyed.
Thousands Of negroes are without
homes. Nearly 100 were sheltered at
police headquarters last night.
Militiamen made the rounds Of the
streets, bringing negroes to the station
tor safety from the mobs.
Negro Homes Burned.
Burning Of negro homes began last
night about s o'clock and the mobs
!, went from section to section setting
more blazes. AS the negroes ran from
their houses they were fred upon and
1 many fell back into the flames
The riot last night which was the
& continuation Of = series Of disturbances
which began with the killing Of 9 po-
lice ofticer and the wounding Of two
A others Monday morning, was different
Y from most race troubles, In that many
women and girls took part in the tur-
White Women Beat Negrsssss.
Al story Illustrating the temper OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-03
PLOT DESTRUCTION
OF LAKE SHIPPING
Federal Agents Discloss Conspiracy TO
crippls Commerce on orsat Lake.
Industrisi Workers Accused Of Plot
% Clooo Minoa

Washington, July 3.-Federal agents
|thruoutth country are today aendeav-
oring to appsehend enemy.eonspirators
who, . sovsfnmer. Investigation dis,
closes; arc nsss ia N l plot to to de- de-
stroy or hinder Great Lakes shipping.
Sympathizing American citizens are
thought to be assoQ Qpted with Germans
In the conspiracy. The plotters are
thought to be responsible for the sink
Ing Of the steamers Saxonia, Pentacost,
Mitchell and Venetian Maid; the burn
ing Of the Kasage H.; the attempted
dynamiting Of the Mackinac, and the
wrecking Of the machinery Of the jaw
Dee and the Niagara.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard. 45Is oIcott Ave.
Phone 2ss. viii he plrase5 "a write and
receive social news and sdvertt.in1 for
The Times.
Services at the Swedish lutheran
church corner Barring and I4gth street
Sunday school at 9:I5 Evering service
al 7:30. Corner Henlock and 18Th
street Sunday school al g:15 Morn
ing service at 1880 Rev Arthur "
Johnson. pastor
Miss Ethel zvics, ~ zvsI-b s,an,,e il
preparing m lsava for Ioe AnyeIos al
10 assist IN the care ~ her s+stor Ms
Hang who lf1es there ana n Il very
poor health. Another sister. Mrs. q
Peterson. also resides there ana Miss
wick expects 10 remain tbe greater uert
Of the winter
Miss Evelyn Drum Of south rorsythe
avenue is visiting relatives in Chicago
fer The weekend
The Ladies Aid OF thc swedish Mis-
sion church is holding thcr bazaar this
evening IN ,he basement w the church
GRAPEVINE and 1s9th street The p,,b-
lie is invited 10 attend ana ,.tev. The
many articles offered for sale
J. L Il FFeida the .-hic.-o 7,riN.,ve
garden exper, Is here TO-DAY Ioolztrp
over the industrial situation 81 garden
planting al the II ATotsIe " rho
employees of tins works planted extern
sively the past year ana sought the
eminent authority Of Mr. Heide In their
continuance CT doing their bit in the
conservation of food supplies Afanv
products do not thrive here. owing "a
many existing conditions but it is the
belief Of Mr.. Helde that with better
fertilization better success viii be met
with and he viii address the co-opera-
tives clubs on this subject
Miss Eunice Lee. a clerk in tie Penn
sylvania freight onice. was taken i'll
yesterday while at work and taken 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

III Amp AROUND
C A r Y

On Sunday afternoon g three clock
Fred b. Smith Of New York City will
deliver his second lecture to Gary
audience. speaking al Cary theatre. The
meeting viii be free and an invitation
10 attend is extended to all men and
older boys Of Gary. Beside Mt Smiths
lecture which VIII be entitled. "A
Strong Man. there VIII be a musical
program given by the Imperial Quar-
tette Of Chicago. and a special orches-
ira. Nj Smith was formerly religious
work director Of the y NJ C. a. inter
national committee.
Miss Rose SeweIl Of Chicago is spend
Frances Hamilton. An informal gath
ering viii be given this evening in
honor OF Miss Seweu
DIT. z. y. 10y Of Rensselaer,. who
formerly lived in Cary. Is spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Mac
Cracker.
The senior student department. Of the
Garv Musical club viii give a program
this evening at eight o'clock in the
library auditorium All members OF
the Musical Club and both student de
partments are most cordially invited.
Those participating in the program are:
Mildred Welsheimer. Marguerite Wit
v,er. Florence Hemingway. Margaret
HanIon Ramsey Eversol Mildred Asher
and Esther Anderson.
Miss virginia White was the hostess
at q very pretty informal dancing party
given at her home last evening. The
guests were members Of the Emerson
senior class. and included. Lucille Har-
ris. Irene spiker, Elizabeth Hammond.
Elizabeth Wright Rosetta Ralph, Mar
gerry Bowers. Louise Turnipseed, Helen
Kidweu and Gcraldone Vance.
The house was decorated in true Hal
lowe en- fashion and the young folks
spent Thoroughly enjoyable evening
The meeting Of the Players club
which was announced for Monday even
ing. has been postponed until THURSDAY
All those who attended last wear. and
any others interested in dramatics. are
urged 10 attend. The meeting VIII be
called promptly al 1880 in the library
auditorium.
The I'VE members Of the library staff
who attended the annual Indiana Lii
hrary Association meeting al Fort
wayne returned last night Misses
Tinkham. Gottlieb, LuttreU Gibson
Louis J. Bailey We're those who repre-
scented Gary. Mr. Bailey. who was on
the program. lectured on Lantern
Slides and Their Use In Library work "
4 feature of the convention was the
speech Of V s. Yarros of Hull House
on Evolution and Revolution In Rus
sia"
Christian Science Church. 6t2 Masss-
chusetts street. announces services for
Sunday morning at II a. m. The les
son subject will be Doctrine Of Atone
ment." The public is cordially invited
to attend Sunday school eonvenes at
9.45 a, III.
Gary women are bending all their Of
forts toward helping raise the $3.50,
coo which Is the amount Gary Is ex-
pected 70 pledge in the great Liberty
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Crown Point News


Mrs Margaret schweimner Of chi
cago. a former resident Of Crown Point.
visited with old-tine friends a few days
this week
Mrs. Ella Forrest ard daughter Elsie,
departed for their home IN Texas on
THURSDAY as Mrs. Forests physician
old not advise a longer stay in this
climate.
II. a. Beckers Of St. Louis. connected
with the Parln 6 Orendorff Pillow Co
Of that city. transacted business az the
Letz Mfg. Co. Thursday
John Agnew and Gerald Gnlett 81
Hammond. spent the day al the county
seat Thursday.
The funeral Of August pu Bots was
held at ST Mary's church. Saturday ST
o.30. Many out OF town friends and
relatives were present as Mr.. Du Bots
was one Of Lake county's Oldest resi-
dents and was a man noted FOR his
sterling qualities and respected by ain
The body was Inferred in tne Cathoiic
cemetery
Owing 70 the breaking AZ the high
tension wire on the Gary & Southern r
r in Gary. the cars went out Of commits
sion ON Thursday afternoon and many
people doing business al the county
seat were compelled 70 wait until 30 p
M. when the hrst car service r. IN
came n. The patrons of that roadl J.
be glad when a normal service s agar
resumed. as the past siX weeks il has
not been dependable
The commissioners met for shor'
session ON Thursday afternoon and sign
ed the contract for the Calumet avenue
bridge Hammond, which was let at a
meeting several weeks a 20.
Miss Cora Mitchell OF the Letz Mfg
Co. viii snend the Weekend with rela.
tives in Chicago.
The Fortnightiy musicale will meet i
the home of Mt and Mrs. Otto J. Bruce
next Monday evening instead OF at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Eugene cornell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

transferred from the coast artillery
corps TO the national army as regi-
mental supply sergeant.
Born TO AIR and Mrs. r. H. Olsen.
114e Harrison street. Friday. October
18th. q daughter
Milan stiles formerly Of Hammond a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w stiles
passed through Chicago this week on
his way cast from where ne expects 10
sail soon for France as a uo4mber of the
engineering corps Mr. stiles hss been
AZ Camp Grant at Rockford. ILL.,. for the
past few weeks
Dir ana Mrs II D. Blake of Camareo.
III are visiting Mrs Blake's sister.
Mrs G " I.asater and Mr.. Lasater at
their home in ogden street
Kenneth Warner. eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Giles Warner loft last even
ing for Culver Military academy to wit
ness the football game between %otre
Dame and culver. lie viii be a guest
at the academy until Sunday evening.
The Red Cross needs women to
work. sew. knit or make surgical
dressings. M "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

Thousands Of woman owe their
youthful appearance TO NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE No matter what may
be her age, g woman with q nice
head Of hair, hair that Is soft
glossy and fluffy, always looks
younger than she Is.
HERPICIDE makes the hair beau
tiful with that sheen and simmer
which Is 20 attractive and always
indicates a healthy, natural growth.
IL keeps the scalp free from dand.
ruff and the hair from falling out
There are remedies said 70 be
'tpst as good, but HERPfCTDE %
the genuine original dandruf germ
destroyer.
h@~&gO'a Herplca6e TN soc ard 81 90
stxes 10 RsAd ee en- drug stores ard
toilet ge0ds coGnters- Guarantees By
The FiEpFdde Co.
Recommends aad applications
Esade By the beSa BARRIERS sad kziS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

as stated in the program. Mrs. Blanche
Treleose OF Chicago. Will sing several
selections
County Agent s j. Craig and family
are moving into the Bartholdy house in
The Barthodly addition TO Crown Point,
this week.
Mrs. David Nancy returned the latter
part Of this week from Seattle, where
she spent the past six weeks visiting
q sister
Mrs. Gertrude Crosscup Perkins Of
Chicago, was in town yesterday making
arrangements for a class in vocal cult
IRE Mrs. Grosscup Perkins is 4 talent
Sd musician and the people Of our city
are fortunate in this line She will
make weekly visits to Crown Point.
Food conservation and the liberty
bond sale will be the vital question dis
cussed by the pastors IN the morning
services at the churches on Sunday
Revs- Billman and Ayling VIII both
speak from the pulpit on these timely
topics which are 50 in keeping with tho
times and mean S. much IL We are 70
ia this world war
Al tho morning service Of the Metho-
dist church tho pastor Rev. Ayling viii
present The subject Of food conservation
snd the liberty bond sale under the d.
rection 81 tho Boy Scout orFanizat ton
At the evening service he viii speak di.
rectly q the men on the theme. Men
IF Thought.
PRESBYTERIAN church calendar Rev
Howard BiUman. Pastor Beginning oct
FL 1917: $50 Sunday school 1875
preaching Food Conservation" { 80
8.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
SOCIAL NEWS

The first social meeting fer the year
OF the Loyal Star Glass of the Chris
tian church was held last evening at
the home Of Mrs. Achenbach. 5l3 East
Sibley street. Mrs. Delnar Bennett ana
Mrs. William Payne were the assisting
hostesses They ser cd dainty COLA
ton during the evening there oeinG
covers for twenty-five. Arrangements
We're made for the next meeting 70 be
held with Mrs Payne, 450 Truman ave-
nue. and the work for the year was
partially outlined. feature of the
meeting was the election Of officers
which resulted IN the election Of 9 p
Morrison for president Mrs William
Payne. secretary. and Mrs. Achen6ach.
treasurer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

$50 p. m.-Preaching.
on sunday. and preaching every
night at 1880 by Rev j. C. Walker
of Kingstovn Kan The preaching
vll be cvangelistic, The music and
singing vii be Of high order
Associated Bible Students, win meet
at 3 2 m. sunday. at the K. Of z. hali.
AL are invited.
The Christian Church, Calumet Ave.
nue. ana summer street. c, !. sharp,
pastor Phone i045J
9.15 a. m.-Orchestra
$50 a m.-Bible school
1900 q m-Ccmmuniou and preaching
servoce
II 100 q. m.-Junior congre CATION and c.
L service.
$50 p n.-Christtan Endeavor.
40 ?. m.-Moving pictures
Fredens Evangelical Church.
Cor. Sohl St. and Indiana Ava.
Kew. Peter Wen. Pastor.
2 30 a. m.-Sunday school.
1880 a. m.-Church service
Tmmanuels Evangelical Church.
Tne Rev. A. J. Hotz. Pastor. JSs
si5ley street. Phone 11s5-W,
800 a. m.-Sunday school
10.15 a. m.-Gernan service
$50 p. m.--7Ladies' Aid society anni-
verssry service. Serman in German
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When Children Cry Out

And are feVeriSh and don sIeep We
are coustipated and have symptoms -
worms mothers VIII find quick relie s.
Mother GraEs Sweet Powders for e.h
dren. the standard remedy for 80 yea IS.
TheE are easy 70 give er1 children iit>o
hem They cleanse the stomach
gently on the bowels and break UP colds
Relieve headaches and tcething dis
orders Nc have 10000 testimoni s
Ask YOUR dru reist and be sure to 80
Mother Gravs Sweet Powders for Chi
drer. 2JC-AdV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20


! Loan campaign now in fun sway Mrs
+ Herbert Erickson who was appointed
i county chairman has chosen women in
i each town in the county to superintond
4 the work III their particular district
/ Those serving as heads OF these com
/ mlttees are
/ Mrs O L. Matthies Hammond
! Mr.. Eta Winner Crown Point
Mrs. Starr BroWneU. Lowell
Mrs Bessie Paxton. Hoart
Mrs VIM. Earle East Gary
Mrs. ~ Michaeis. Miller.
/ Mrs Geo. Lewis. East Chicago
/ MIS-. Ralph Andras. whiting
I Mrs George Wick Indiana Harbor
+ Mrs Harry Call cary
i on october 18th which will be set
apart as national Liberty Loan day
J every person having purchased bond
/ VIII be expected 10 wear their button
] on the evening of the 25rd bon fires
viii be built all over the country in
honor az Liberty Bond day The school
I children in Cary viii participate il the
/ celebrations here. which will take place
IN various parts Of the city
A series Of revival meetings begin
ming the evening of October 20th. viii
be given under the auspices of the Gary
Mission at their hall. III West 7th ave
nue. The meetings Will be conducted
81 Evangelist DAVID Ferguson ana Rev.
: Hardy Mitchell both az Chicago ANY
one interested IS asked TO attend.
7frs c.,v fo,st. .-... -
p,ofbsr NTrs ~ - - r..
KVsyne o,cr tbe ,.a.,-.,,d IT,. -
s.,or,,i. -. - -
as+-rr ms
Altl'e DorolhS larry daughter OF
i' ana -'lrs' 4. = arfS' VINO hed been
:" '' sumo 04ii'e anu recovered is SICK
aeal"'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
Norma street ". z. Church.

The Rev. Paul Z. Benedict. Pastor
Grade work In charge OF o. n Klger.
1000 a. m.-Sunday school
400 A. m-Morning service.
630 p. m-Epworth League. Devotions
led by Miss Mabel Powley
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
COMING EVENTS.

The women Of the Ninth Ward
Smalley Clu will meet Monday evening
Az the home OF Mrs. d. " Enright. 220
Detroit street The invitation to at
tend is extended all who are interested
IN the meeting.
q change mas been made in the place
of meeting Of the evening hour commit
tee of the Hammond Womans Club and
the members will be entertained at the
home Of Miss Blanche Howell. So Ma
son street. The meeting will DC in the
nature OF a Halloween frolic.
The art committee Of the Hammond
Woman's Club Will meet Monday aft
crnoon at the home Of Mrs. Minnie
Kline in Ruth street.
Lady Helen Chocolate Cherries. SO
cents per pound. Summers Pharmacy.
1o-2o-l
Miss Inez CAN'T was hostess al the
meeting Of the D. 4. NJ. Club last even
ing at her home in Hyslop Place. The
guests brought their knitting and
needle work and spent pleasant social
time. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening with the club mem
bsrs Miss Gavit had as guests Miss
Tngler. Miss Grace McGarry and Miss
Dorothy Groman.
The Ko1ah Camp Fire Girls We're en-
tertained at their ceremonial meetins
by Marion McAleer OF 101 Webb street
last evening Dorothy Adams, Genevive
Gauthier and Marion McAleer took part
IN the candle lighting ceremony. The
social hour was occupied with theatre
calls and at the close refreshments were
served. Beginning today they will
have an exhibit Of canned fruit at the
j. J. Ruff hardware store. The work
viii be the samples OF girls from efEn,
to thirteen years.
The Re guIar program vas dispensed
with yesterday afternoon at the meet
Ing Of the Kings Daughters and the
members enjoyed q demonstration Of
aluminium. Following the demorstra-
ton refreshments were eerved and the
members enjoyed a social half hour.
The meeting was held in the parlors Of
the First Christian church and was
open 20 the women Of the church.
Mrs Ray Wells entertained a a
luncheon CT pretty appoint rnents yes
terday at her nome in Van Buren, street
for a few at her neighbors in honor Of
Mrs c. c. Sprout who will leave Ham
mond Monday for an extended visit IN
Pennsylvania
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
EMoRIAE.

In loving remembrance OF our dear
husband and father, Wm. Dedelow. who
died two years ago today. Oct. 21st. Ia
TIessviile Ind In sad memory.
MINNIE DEDELOW AND FAMILY.
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rAvu or TrANYs.

We wish 10 thank relatives friends
and neighbors. and also Rev. Claus and
Prof Lfnsmann, and for the beautiful
ClOral offerings. 10-20-1
Mr. AND MRS. FRED stanley AND
FAMILY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

arer-e-
Corner OF Michigan aud Calumet. Rev.
/ A S Balsmeier, Pastor
| 9.ss a. m.-Gunday school.
10 80 a. nl.--PreachiRs.
: 400 p. m.--Prsa ching
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
CARD OF THANKS
cARp OF THANKS.

We wish 20 thank our neighbors and
friends for their kind aid during be-
rea vernent o. my dear husband. and also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. LILLE kUESTER AND FAMILY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
&c street Preebyterlau

The Rev. NJ. H. Krause. Pastor.
1000 a m.-sunday school
lI.0o d. m.-Divine service.
2:oo .. m.-Junior Christian Endeavor
$50 .. m-senior Christian Endeavor
1880 p. my ning service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20
First Congregational Church.

Chicago avenue and Tow. s,-..,
The Rev. W g. Cowlsv Pc
Phone 2650
10000 a. m.-Sunday school
II 100 a. m.-Preaching
1850 p. m.-Preaching
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Where to Worship
-Meetings-
81 Various Hammond Churches
Tirst PreHbyterian Chur.

FIRST Preabytsrian Church.
Services held in Masonic Temple.
John c. Parrett. minister.
Residence. 80 Mason street Phone
S124.
ass a. m.-BibIe school.
1913 a. m.-Morning worship.
Liberty Loan sunday. sermon bv
the pastor on our Duty.
Mrs. Bomherser VIII sing
$50 p m.-Christisn Endeazo
80 P. m.-Evening service
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st. Raul's Church (Episoopal.)
" J. Hawthorne Rector.
$500 a. ni.--Early celebration
$50 a. Sunday school
1915 a m.-Morning service.
$50 p. m.-Evening service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

Gary women are bending all their Of
forts toward helping raise the s1.65o,-
coo which iB the amount Gary Is ex-
pected 70 pledge in the great Liberty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

St. PaupE Lutheran Church.
Rev. Thee Claus. Pastor
/ 300 a. m.-English Sunday school
9;se a. m--German catocnisn.
/ 1000 a. rn.-Cier7nan service
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lCethoaise Ep..eopel cnuroh.

ACethodisr Episcopal Church
T, J. Rassett. pastor.
800 a m. Class meeting.
0i' . M sunday school ana Bible
classes Orally Day.)
1o.45 a. m.-Morning worship
2:3Q p nl.-Junior League.
so p. ~. Epworth league
$50 p. m. Evening Worship.
SUIT "i+i preach both morning
--.i-e meme Tor morning
" are thaiie e Pay Evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

Mrs W T. Phillips Of Jefferson
street is entertaining her sister. Mrs
Elliot Of sparta Mich. MI and Mrs.
Phillips. Miss Ienota and their guest
viii al motor TO BeloI tomorrow 70
visit Gerald Phillips. who IS IN his
junior year at the university there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

Christian Science Church, 6t2 Masss-
chusetts street announces services for
Sunday morning at II a. m. The les
son subject will be Doctrine OF Atone
rnent" The public is cordially invited
70 attend sunday school convenes at
9.45 a, III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

First baptist Church, 2o7-21s sibley
street Phone I'll. Floyd IT. Adams.
Pastor. Residence. is Williams street.
Phone 1871
1890 Morning worship
sermon by the pastor
Subject our Indiana BAPTIST CON
veution
1915 Sunday school
100 East Hammond sunday kinder
gartcn.
a.Vo west Hammond Sunday school
a.oe East Hammond Sunday schooL
a's9 Burnham sunday school.
$500 Junior 3. Y. P. u.
ESQ Intermediate B. =. p l.
ESQ Senior e. Y P. H.
200 Orchestra recital.
'.30 Evening service.
Theme The World crisis
Boy Scouts patriotic demonstration
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-20

Mrs II P Arl1wright Of Niles city.
Mont Will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence r Kuss Of Van
Buren, street Mrs Arkwrisht arrived
la Gary today