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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-29

PRAISED
MEETING

CROWN POINT IND, sept. "a
The patriotic rally held at the court
house on Friday was attended by Lake
county's representative men and WON
an. citizens from all walks of life. and
from every hamlet. and village IN the
county were present.
The speakers. r.. E. Proctor and Sena-
tor Shively. complimented Lake county
on the attendance and said it was the
best meeting held in Northern Indiana
and also the best meeting Of the week
and If those present were as good work
ers as they were listeners the fate of
the nation was secure.
Judge Mcmahon in a few well chosen
words opened the meeting ana intro
duced the first speaker. Robert e Proc
tor OF EIkhart. Ind. His talk was teem-
ing with patriotism and every man.
woman and child present could not help
but feel his words as he uttered them
Senator Proctor said that the country
needed every ounce of man power in
the country and il we lag behind the
whole unit of organization lags behind
He had no patience with the peace
propaganda and scored the pacifists. he
was in sympathy with the Canadian
who said: IF your back bone is where
il ought TO be. night for peace. hut II
YOUR wish bone is where you back bone
ought 10 be. wish for peace We
should organize for a three years war.
He spoke in bitter denunciation or
Senator LaF'ollette and Mayor Thomp-
son and at the close OF the meeting A.
Murray Turner of Hammond made a
motion that out of respect 70 the boys
of Lake county that had answered their
rountrys call. the secretary of the Lake
county council. Of defense should send
a elegram 10 Senators New and Wat
son urging them TO use their influence
to either set Senator LaFollette rignl
or set him out.
senator Proctor said that the Home
Guard movement had been misrepre-
! sented and that was the reason or the
| lack of enthusiasm in some districts
and that no man who had been exempt
ed was doing his duty BY his ountry
until he Joined the Home Guard. liz
also urged the mothers 70 have theli
sons Join the Boys Working Reserve
and thereby do their bit as It is truth
fully said that the country with tht
last bushel Of corn will win the war.
Senator Proctor lauded Lake county
| and said thar when any trouble occurs
In Lake county 1T affects the who4'
state.
Senator shively followed and his talf
was along vhe same lines. He We
hemently denounced Germany and hei
modes of procedure. he had no ne fol
a government that treats a treaty as :
scrap of paper. The United States mas
been in six wars and never been de
geated and no other country can presen'
such a record. We are not trying u
tell Germany what III of q govern
ment to have. and the man that say
that is a liar" he concluded.
Among the prominent Lake county
men noticed in the audience were; a
Murray Turner, Hammond; Judge WI
dermuth. Gary; VIII J. Davis Chleaso
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r DISTRICT
APPEAL A

LAPORTE. IND. Sept. 29.-Four
men. whom the national army exemp-
ton appeal board for the first Indiana
district. in session at Laporte. refused
to exempt. hled notice of appeal 10
President Wilson, but since they are
not claims on Industrial or agriculture
the board has refused to transmit the
cases 10 the president. These four are.
Mike Poncssk. Gary; Ben Black, East
Chicago; James Parcieh. East Chicago;
Joseph Laczny. Granger.
Draft Schedules.
Although the regular 20 per cent Of
Indiana's total quota Of men for the
national army is $500. the state will
send more than 400 men to Camp
Taylor next week. beginning on We'd
nesdsy. October g.
Schedules for Lake county boards.
dates Of leaving and quotas. are as
follows:
Lake. No. ;. Crown Point. Oct. 4. 10.
Lake, No C19 New York avenue.
Whiting. Oct. g.. 3.
Lake. No. 900 Holman street,
HAMMOND. oct. 4. 90.
East Chicago City. 2719 Fir street.
Oct. 4. 81.
Gary city No. !, oct. 5. IS.
Gary City No. ?. oct. 5. %.
Gary City No. 8. Oct .. 80.
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Continued from page one)
into the federal court in bonds of 50. 500
each. and a waiter. Martin Gun. was
held under $500 bond. They were able
TO give bonds.
dix sikora and his daughter. Julia
Sikora. were each held under $1,000
bond for selling liquor to soldiers, and
they also were able to give bond.
Addison d. Maddux was held under
$500 bond for i-mpersonating federal Of
fcials. He was arrested in indian Har-
Dor.
Frank Escudero of Gary was held un-
der temporary pond OF s2.5OO for pre-
tending to be a federal official. and will
have his final hearing at Hammond on
October 8.
Walter sypinski of Gary was arrest
"a for failure to register. but upon pre-
| senting a reasonable excuse therefor
was registered by the T.. s. Marshal and
then released by order Of the commits
sioner.
Mike Funck Of Gary. was arrested
for failure TO report TO his exemption
| board at Harvey. III. He was released
under $500 bond and ordered to report
Immediately.
George Cicarevich. Rsda Zarich and
Peter KrivokapiCh, Montenegrians,
were held for a further hearing be
fore the commissioner on Oct 18th.
They we're not able to give the re-
auirod bonds Of 10000 zach and were
sent 10 the Crown Point jail. They
are charged with conspiring to OBJ
struct the recruiting service by beins
instigators Of the recent riot at In
diana Harbor when an attempt was
made to Kill the M~ontenegrian com
! mission at a meeting in the Balkan
hotel.
Thipos Of Gary. arrested
for failure to register. ordered regis
tered and released upon satisfying
| commissioner that he was not a vii
nj vioIator Of the registration law.
Marcus solomon Of Indiana Harbor
arrested for seditious talk at the In
land steel plant, was released under
81. 900 bond.
Eueene Perenti OF East Chicago. ar
rested for ~obstructing work OF exemp-
ton board Released under $500 bond
efter protesting his innocence.
About ten other parties were exam
med bv the federal officials. but upor
Enroutses to obey the laws and upor
sa+isfving the commissioner that the
allered violations were not intention
al fhev were released. but will be
hald nnder close surveillance BY Unitec
states investigators
The Hammond police have arrested
two more men as slackers- Albert s
Springer. aged p. Of Hessville. is II
4aU cbarved with not registering. H
stated that he registered at Medina
O.. and has lost the card. The police
wired Medina for Information.
Albert George. "a. Of Gary. is in jai
Ifor failure to register.
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STOMACH ACTS fine.
No INDIGESTION, Gas,
HEARTBURN, ACIDITY
Diapepsin" fixes
sick, sour, upset stom-
achs in five minutes.

You don want a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad-or an uncertain
one-or a harmful one-your stomaoh
is TOO valuable YOU mustn't inlure II
with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in giving relief; its hsrmlessnessi
its certain. unfailing action in ~reguiat-
ing sick, sour. gassy stomachs. It's
quick relief in indigestion, d%yspepsis
and gastritis. when caused by acidityf
has made 1t famous the world over.
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet
ener in your home-keep il handy-Eet
a large hfty-cent case from any drug
store and then If anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them; II what they eat lays like lead
ferments and sours and forms gas
causes headache. dizziness and nausea;
quotations OF acid and undigested food
remember as soon as Pape's Diapep-
sin comes in contact with the stomach
it helps TO neutralize the excessive
acidity. then all the tomsc distress
caused by it disappears. Its prompt
ness. certainty and ease in overcoming
such stomach disorders is a revelation
to those who try it.-Adv.
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PATRIOTS
DAY SUNDAY

Every detail is now arranged Tor q
roa+ s~ieniacant and timely patriotic
demonstration 10 he staged in Caiu-
met avenue on Sunday afternoon Ten
thousand people turned out TO see the
,eara nageant. staged by Rev. Sharp.
three years ago. No one was disap-
nointed No one win be d~issppotnt-
"a Who sees Sundays demonstration.
sundays pageant Is in honor OF
Hamuond's bows who have gone and IS
calculated to At 10 with all other et-
.rorts 10 demonstrate and stimulate the
patriotism Of every citizen Of Ham
Fverv old soldier and every young
soldier is invited 10 be present The
fathers and mothers Of every Ham
mons solder are invited to attend
brass band. led by d. A. Pugh
Viii lead the parade in which ono
hundred boy scouts and a thousand
snndav school pupils viii take part
Each class VIII have a special decora-
ton.
the speaker of the day.
The program will consist q:
J. The parade at 200 p m.
> Band music from platform in
| Christian church yard.
5 All joining singing America
led by band.
Recitation-"Your Flag and Ny
Flag, Hazel Kitchen. in costume.
s Flag or the Free" Christian
church choir
6 speech BY Mayor Smalley.
:. Address. J. H. 0. Smith.
s. Flag raised by four G. a. R vet
Grams.
. As Gag is being raised all vii
sing star spangled Banner" led by
band.
10. Tribute to the mothers Of al
tour soldiers.
A word from President Wilson
| through his secretary. will be reac
| and a message of Theodore Roosevelt
The big flag viii aoat TO the breez'
at $50. and daily until cur boys com
back with victory.
committees are at work today build
ing and decorating a platform for th'
| speakers and band. The church vii
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WELL KNOWN LADY IS
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Especial to THE TINES

CROWN POINT. Ind. Sept. 2s--rhe
citizens ~ crown Point were very
much shocked on Friday morning TO
learn Of the sudden death OF Mrs.
Margaret Krinbiil. she having been
found dead IN bed by her son. Frank.
Grandma Krinbill. as she was IA
mtiiarIy known, was one Of Crown
Point best beloved and respected Ia
dies She was horn in Florence. O., 81
yeares ago. and moved TO Crown Point
when 10 years Of age. She was the
daughter Of Judson Wheeler, and sis
ter OF oliver Wheeler OF this city and
Mrs. Burnham Of Lowell. whom she
visited only last week. h was mar
ried TO VIM. krinbill in 1857 and they
celebrated their golden wedding an
ntversary ten years ago. Her hus-
band. VIM. Krinbill. died last year.
She leaves a daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Tompkins OF Milwaukee. and Frank OF
this city. The funeral Will be held
from the home on Sunday afternoon.
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WHY WOMEN
DREADOLDA

Don't worry about old age Don !
worry about being in other people way
when Won are getting on in years. Keep
,-6,Ir bodv in good condition and you car
he as hale and hearty in your old days
as you were when a kid. and every one
will be glad to see you. -.
The kidneys and BLADDER are 80
causes of senile Affections. Keep tnem
clean and in proper working eondil9h-
Drive the poisonous wastes from lhe
evster and avoid uric acid accumula-
lions Take GOLD MEDAL Harlem on
capsules periodically and you viii nnu
that the system will always De IN per
fect working order. Your spirits Will
he enlfvened. your muscles made strons
and your face have once more the look
of youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed brand Of
uaarlem oil Capsules. GOLD MEDAL
There are many fakes on the market
Be sure YOU get the Original COLL
No. are the onIy reliable. For sale by
III hrst -elass dru ggists.-Adv.
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CARY WOMAN GETS
WAR ASSIGNMENT
Park Commissioner Ray
Ton Speaks On Illinois
Patriotic Circuit.

Park Commissioner Kate Wood Ray
OF Mayor Johnson's cabinet has been
drafted by the Illinois state council of
defense to tour that state on a patriotic
speech-making tour.
Commissioner Ray Will spend sew
eral days at Springfield and southern
Illinois towns The speaking tour was
ordered by the woman's section Of the
national council Of defense. and Mrs
Ray is one OF those assigned 10 talk
especially TO audiences Of women.
The government wishes 70 impress
women with their value TO the nation
in time of war.
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IS YEAR OLD BOY
Gets IND PROMOTION

VALPARAISO. IND. Sept. ga. D.
Blake. aged is years. son of A. o.. Blake
Of Portage township. and the grandson
OF D. o. Blake, has been promoted again.
according TO word received here by his
relatives.
Young Blake enlisted last March p.
st Gary. in the infantry division He
went from q private to corporal, and
now has been given the promotion to
sergeant. After leaving Gary, Blake
was sent 10 a number of places in the
south. and At present is stationed at
Long Island
The fact that Blake is only 1s years
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HOBART CASE ENDED

VALPARAISO. Ind, Sept 2s.-The
Hobart instrumentation of land case in
the superior court. which has been
going on for several days, was brought
to a close YESTERDAY A decision has
been reached. but it will be announced
later.
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Obituary
MEMoRLAln

KEMORLAlM-
Mrs. Frank Green In loving memory
Of our dear mother who left US one year
ago. Sept. %. 1916.
What is home without a mother,
or the things the world may ssnd,
For when we lost our mother
We lost our dearest friend.
She wore the crown of patience.
Through the years she struggled
And those hands at rest forever
Were the hands that made u home.
Mother, we are lonely;
How we miss your loving face.
But YOU left us to remember
None Of earth can take your place.
From her lonely
1891 HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
MEMoRIAH.
In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. Mrs. Lena Eggebrecht, who died
one year ago today. September %, 1916.
one year ago YOU left us.
How we miss YOU. mother dear,
And remember all your inoness
As we drop a silent tear.
Gone. Hear mother. gone forever.
How oft we miss your loving face,
But YOU left US 10 remember
None can take your place.
Hr=BAND AND CHILDREN.
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COMING EVENTS.

An important meeting Of the Lake
County Humane Society viii be held
Monday evening at the Contra school
The annual reports Of the inspectors
viii be heard and there viii be election
of three directors for the term Of three
years.
Mrs. John Agnew viii be hostess 70
the members OF the Embroidery III
Monday afternoon at her home. - Webb
street At their hrst meeting for the new
year.
The Equal Franchise League will
hold its opening meeting or the year
Monday evening at the Central school
Next Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers of the Jewish Ladies Aid Society
viii be entertained by Mrs / T. Mod
leska at their hrst meeting for the year.
Several friends 81 Mrs. John Hester
man rendered her a pleasant surprise
party last evening at her home. $50
East State street, in celebration Of her
birthday anniversary. Dainty refresh
ments were served following an even
ing OF music, games and dancing. The
guests were Mrs. Thomas Highland.
Mrs. Catherine Strstton. Mrs. Guy
Campbell, Mrs Gladys DeYault. Mrs.
Christ Rohde. Mrs. Wilbur Miller, MIS-
Lott. Mrs. Beatt. Mrs. Kircheimer Mrs
r. Bunde. Mrs. f Bunde Mrs J crtt.
Mrs. S. Gadsby, Mrs. Arthur Anderson.
Mrs L. Eister, the Misses catherine
Fin. Gladys stratton. Esther Rohde. Iris
Gadsby. Myrtle Rohde. Rene Gadsby
and Gertrude stratton.
The North Side Auxiliary of the
Hammond chapter of the Red Cross was
organized yesterday afternoon at the
Irving school. Following the election
Of oHicers the members Joined in work
for the Red Cross and a great deal OF
sewing was accomplished. All women
living north OF the Michigan central
tracks are eligible to the club and are
invited 10 meet a. the sewing room 81
the irving school which Will be open 10
ma club every afternoon except Mon
day. The following are the onlcers:
Mrs. Frank Grove, chairman.
Mrs. Z. Johnson. secretary
Mrs. James Fitzgerald, in charge OF
cutting.
Mrs william Boutwell,. Mrs. George
cain and Mrs. j. A. Albert. in charge
OF sewtng.
Mrs. william Bigger and Mrs Carrie
p Herpdcn. in charge Of comfort kits
Mrs. John Keller and Mrs. ] "
Davis. in charge of knitting. =,
Mrs. Charles Bush, Mrs. BothWeli
,r., and Mrs. E. Hoffman Inspection
committee.
Eight Or ten members Of the D A. NJ
club met with Miss Ruth Woodin las
evening at her home in wilcox stree
and spent a delightful. time with then
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critically i'll at his home in the Glenn
Martin apartments. IN North Meridian
street. He was stricken some DAYS
ago with heart trouble. John W. Me
Cardle. another member OF the ON
mission, is in q hospital at Battle
Creek. Mich. where he underwent an
operation.
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TIMES BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITAL.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 2s.-Be-
sides Governor Goodrich and John Nc
Cardle another Of the state officials.
on whom oevolved muc Of the work
OF handling the states complicated
and numerous war problems. has
roken under the strain. William J..
Wood. a member Of the public service
commission. is now sick.
An announcement from Z. J. Lewis,
chairman Of the commission. at noon
YESTERDAY. aid Commissioned Wood is
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rlrut Church Of Chriat, soisnt4st.

Holds services in Room 5l2 Ham
mond building
Morning service. 1890.
Sunday school. 1880 Wednesday. 8
.. m.
Subject Of the lesson sermon is:
Reality
The public IL cordially invited to at
tend.
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Of age. and the fact that he has been
given two promotions within the six
months only goes to show what a good
military training he has had and how
ne took advantage Of the opportunity.
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nrPoRrANr ANNouNoKMENT.

Mrs. c. Mines, special representative
Of The Pictorial Review Co. Of New
York. will be at our store Monday, Oct
lst. Mrs. Mines will be glad to ex-
plain 10 the ladies' of this vicinity why
Pictorial Patterns are more stylish
more simple and more economical imam
any other pattern. She can also give
some valuable suggestions that will
helm Won in making your own clothes.
Come in and see her. at Postlewaites.
500 Hohma ST. opposite Court House.
9-2s-I
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be decorated inside and out for the
occasion. and everything done 10 help
the big crowd TO enjoy the day as well
as testify to their patriotism.
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St. Paul's Church tEpisoopal.)

w. ]. HaWthorne, Rector.
500 e. m.-Eariy celebration.
Corporate communion Of the women
Of the parish.
$50 g.. m-Sundsy school.
10:45 a. m-MorninE service,
7:50 p. m.-Evening song service.
Annual Sunday school entertainment
on Tuesday. Oct. .. al Z. p. m.
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s.. Paul,s Lutheran chureh.

Rev. Theo Claus. Pastor,
English Sunday school, 9 a. m.
German service, 10 a, m.
With holy communion.
Congregational service, 1880 ?. m.
With holy communion.
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First Congregational Church.

Chicago avenue and TowIe street.
The Rev. w. G. Cowley. Pastor.
Phone 1850.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a m.
Preaching. 7.30 p. m.
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at ; p. m. sunday. at the K. Of P hall.
All are invited.
The Christian Church, calumst Ave.
nue. and Summer street. c. j. Sharp,
pastor. Phone 1046J.
Orchestra concert. 9;15.
bible school. $40 a. n.
Communion and preaching service,
IL a. m.
Junior congregation and c. z. serv-
fee, IL a. II.
Christian Endeavor. $50 p. m.
Moving pictures. 1870 p. m.
rrsdens Evangelical Church.
Cor. sohl st. and Indiana v
Rev. Peter Well. Pastor.
sunday school. $40.
Church service. 1o.so a m.
TmmAnueIs Evangelical Church.
The Rev. A. j. Hotz. Pastor $50
sibley street. Phone 11s5-W.
500 a.. m-Sunday school
1915 a. m.-German service.
Sunday school convention at 81
Luke's church. Chicago. Sunday after
noon and evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-29

J. T. stamm. Chiropodist. Phone 1888
for appointment. Evenings only Suite
412 Hammond Bldg, Hammond. Ind.
s-4-1mo-
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the afternoon were served with = dainty
collation.. Mrs. 3. W. Chidlaw will give
the next club party in two weeks on
Friday at her home in Rimbach avenu
At her home in Plummer avenue last
evening Miss Ruth Daley was hostess
to the members of the I. o. u Club.
Music and games were the diversions
following which a two course luncheon
was served.
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FIRST Baptist Church, so7-21s siblsy
street. Phone III. Floyd II. Adams
Pastor. Residence. Is williams street
Phone 1871.
1880 Morning worship.
Sermon by the pastor.
1915 Sunday school.
100 East Hammond Sunday kinder
garten.
200 West Hammond Sunday school.
200 East Hammond Sunday school.
$50 Burnham Sunday school
500 Junio 3. T. P. L.
$40 Intermediate &. Y. P. Z.
$50 Senior Is. Y P. L.
700 Orchestra recital
1880 Evening service.
Sermon by the pastor.
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Grade work in charge OF Q. \. Kiger
sunday school. 10 a. m.
Morning service, II.
Epworth league, p. m.
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REX PAINLESS SO to $500
DIR. CHAS. l.. DAVIS
OPP. "De Luxe"

Fine Dentistry. Twilight Sleep and
x-kay. sl.0o silver Filling Free.
Q to Q.
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Ptne street Presbyterian.

The Rev. Nj. H. Krause, Pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Divine service. II a. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor, ? ?. m.
senior Christian Endeavor, $50 p
m.
Evening service, 7:So.
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ANOTHER STATE
OFFICIAL IS ILL
of Public Service
Com. Suffering from
Heart Trouble.
TIMES BUREAU

Especial to THE TtMEs.l
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FIRST F~entecostal cnuroh Of the MAJ

Pint Pentecostal Cnuroh q the Naz-
arene.
Corner Of Michigan and Calumet Rev.
a. 6. Balsmeier. Pastor
9.45 a. m.-Sundsy school.
I045 q. m.-Preaching.
$50 D. m.-Young Peoples meeting.
1880 .. m.-Preaching.
There viii be special singing before
the sermon Sunday night.
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THIRTY CKE
ARE JAILED

Continued from page one.)
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Mrs. Max ATaben Of Ruth street en-
te%rtained the members of the Alpha
Phi club yesterday afternoon at their
first meeting for the year With the
members she had as guests Mrs. Mshlon
First. Mrs. George Hannauer and Mrs
Franklin Blackburn. The guests
brought their needle work and during
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Glass initiation took place last even
ing at the meeting of Hammond Temple
No. 10 Pythihn Sisters at the X. of p
temple in Holman street. The lodge
session was followed with e very en-
joyabIe social hour when refreshments
were served by Mrs. william Kaiser
and the members of her committee. An
invitation was accepted by the degree
stan to assist with the initiatory work
at the meeting of the Gary temple on
Tuesday. October 18th. Mex week Mrs.
Frank Waller and Mrs. Ray Abbott will
represent Hammond temple at the
meeting of the Grand temple at Indi-
annapolis.
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The following viii be the program for
thes song service at st. Paul's Epis-
copal church. Rimbach avenue Sunday
evening al ~seven-thirty o'clock.
Anthem-'Savior When Night IN
wolves the SKY. I.
sofa. 4 Will Lay Me Down In Peace
Miss Wellie Mcdaniel
Anthem-what Are These That Are
Arrayed in White Robes,
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methodist episcopal Church.
7. ]. Bassett. pastor.
900 a. m. Class meeting.
s:45 a. m. Sunday school.
1O:45 a. NJ. Morning worship.
$40 D.. m. Epworth league.
1880 .. m. Evening worship.
The pastor will preach morning and
evening