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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
REPENTANCE


LESSON TEXTS-JOnah 3:1-1O:
Luke 1915; Acts 2;37 81.
GOLDEN TEXT-Repcnt We, and
believe the GOspeI-Mark 1:I5.
ADDITIONAL MATTERS ~ - Isa-
iah f;10-20; Luke 3:t-ff; Acts IL:
30. 81: . Cor. 7:9-f1; Peter 30.
PRIMARY TCPIC--GOd's Willing
ness 10 Forgive.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The People Of
Nmeveh Repent.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC Turn
ing From Sin 10 God.
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC -
The Nature and Fruit Of Repentance
THE Repentance Of the People
OF NiHcych C3;1-L0).
The following steps ere noted in
their conversion:
l. Hearing the Word u the Lord
wv. Ia.
The Lord commanded Jonah %
go 10 Nineveh. a great and wicked
city. and there preach the preach
ing that he babe him. Jonah's
runaway experience Csee chapters
!, p was such that he wus willing
20 obey Cod. His chastisament was
severe. but by Gods grace he was
now ready TO execute the commits
sion Jonah arose and went unto
Nineveh according 20 the word of
the Lord" ". 80. SO great was tho
city Of Nineveh that # required three
days 10 compass IL; that u.s. 90 visit
its very centers Of activity. Jonah.
coming from Palestine. doubtless
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

To have Isl 90 use. r1' 90 hoard
He that saveth his life shall lose
it," That is the reason for spending
yourself-the fact that y~u cannot
lose what wou really have, the fact
that spiritual quantities. ore real
quantities. that the best i1 us is bet
ter and stronger than the worst Dr.
we believe in it. thar 90 the eye Of
faith. Satan-like UghtltnE-is for
ever falling from TIE heaven Of
things that endure Nv. Il Blake
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International Sunday School Lesson
For Next Sunday ff Ea G F Moos institute R dsGs
Copyright

II. The Necessity of Repentance
Nlke 1879.
Repentance is necessary on the
part of all, since all are sinners. THE
wages OF sin is death" CRom. 6:23).
While Cod is unalterably opposed to
sin he in infinitely gracious. His holy
nature compels him 10 cause judg-
ment 20 fan upon those Y no will not
turn from their sins 20 serve him
Repentance is not merely a matter
OF privilege. but of absolute necess-
ity if one would escape the wrath Of
God. Repentance is ne only door
Of escape from perdition. 1t is not
a question Of how great a sinner one
is that determines the need for re-
pentance. since God Garnet look up
on evil. For thou are of purer
ewes than 10 behold evil. and canst
not look upon iniquity" tHab. 1-13).
No Que can ever see HIM in peace
unless ne turns from mis- sins: God
commands men 10 repent (Acts II:
800.
III. The Blessed Results OF Re
pentancc acts 2:37-36).
l. Remission of sins. Remit means
20 send away The one who repents
is rid forever of his sins, Tor he is a
new man in Christ
2. Gift of the Holy Spirit. When
one is regenerated ne 10; only is rid
OF his sins, but God the Holy Spirit.
takes mp his abode in hm. lie is his
teacher. guide and defender These
blessed results ought a. move one 10
repent The goodness Of God ought
TO provoke men TO penitep"c.
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Copyright 1912

entered the city from the south. and
during an entire day going from
center 20 center cried. yet forty
days and Nineveh shall he over
thrown ". -. Since the kings
palace seems 20 have beer in the
south part Of the city Jonah's mess
are soon found its way Co him. If
every preacher would preach what
God bids him there woU.d be more
cities turning % Cod
.. Believing God ". =.
They not only believed Cod would
visit judgment upon them, but be-
lieved in Cod, and put tncir trust in
him for mercy and salvation.
O. Repented wv. $50.
Their repentance IVES shown in
CD proclaiming a fast trl puttinc
on sackcloth CIV. $50. Those marks
OF humiliation were shown by am
from the king on his throne 20 the
most humble man. ca Grid might
ily 90 Cod Cv Sd. Ia the midst of
their humiliation they cried with in
teueIty to Cod. 90 Tur cd from
their etil ways (v. 50. The final
tes- Of penitence IS turning from
sin. it. is hating sin badly enough to
quit it,
4 Accepted by God c. 1o) when
the Ninevi,es turned from their evils
God RETAINED from executing doom
upon them. It avorted Judgment.
God is Interchangeable. His holy ma
ture is unalterably opposed 90 sin.
when men repent from Hlsir sins his
wrath o. turned aside Ihis is what
is meant by God repeating.
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MISSIONS.

Hope-G33 y. Studebaker 81. sunday
school nc . 80 p. m. Preaching nc 3 ,3l
and . 80 p. m. Services during the
week and Monday. Friday and Saturday
evenings at Z :45 o'clock. All welcome
Mary Nunemaker IN charge.
Mennonite Hope 521 L. Jefiersot
blvd Sunday school at 2:So p. n
reaching M 8 80 Z. n
Preaching 80 and 80 2. m. SerT
ICES every night except "Wednesday
Mary NunemnkeT in charge
City-lI5 f. Jefferson blvd. Ray s.
Bird supeantendent Sunday school
90 ?. N. Bible class at 90 .. Ia
GospeI-21S f. Lasalle av. Services
Wednesday, evening at T:45; SATURDAY.
and sunday evenings at { 80 Every body
welcome
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Innnnncc of tlln R.hIn-

Hold fast 20 the Billie. It is the
sheet-anchor of your liberties: write
its precepts on your hearts and prac-
tice them in your lives 70 the in
duence Of this book wa are indebted
for the progress made i'm civilization.
and 10 this we must look as our
guide in the FUTURE. S. Grant.
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EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway Z. Broadway. Rev. f.
Garfield Johnson pastor. residence. l4l2
: Carroll St Sunday school 80 $50 a.
m Sumuel e. Lehman, superintendent
Preaching at 1873 n. IN. by the pas
Jesus" Young Peoples ALLIANCE at
$40 %. m: Miss BESSIE ~ Rhinehart,
president. Boyd Thornton viii review
the fourth chapter of the book The
Gospel for q Working World" Evening
worship at Z go. Pastors sermon sub
jcct. "a High Tribute Prayer meet
ing and choir rehearsal on Wednesday
evening.
Grace Church-Ccr Lincoln way W
and WalnuI SITS. Rev. .. @. bozIer, min-
.sters. sunday school at $50. u. r
Wit superintendent.
First-Cor. Lafayette and Monroe sts;
W. II Frcshley. pastor. sunday schQoi
at $3.50. DR. w. II. Snyder, superln-
Lesson. 'sThe Grace of God" Morn
ing worship at 10 so y l.. a. at 6:t1
%. M. Winnie HolstOn. president Sub
icct. "Life. the School OF God; It's Les
sons" L. W. Sessemau, leader, Even
ur Worship at = $50 Prayer meeting on
Wednesday nc 7:45 p. m; George j.
Long. le adler.
Auten Chapei-E J. Nitsche, pastor
Residence 22OI Lincoln way w, Msh-
awake. Bible school at 1900 a. M.
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

westminster-Sco and Lindsey sta
Rev. Alfred IL Eells. ~ Il. pastor. res
ideuce. 63S y Scott ST. sunday schooi
az =. so a. m. l.. &. Whltcomc. superiu-
PENDENT Public Worship az 1913 a. a.
and so p. m. The session meets be-
fore the morning service senior En-
deGvor society meets so $50 p. M.
Ftrst- Corner washington av. and La-
fayette blvd Rev. Charles A. Iippiu-
colt u. D.. pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ
Partridge assistant 90 the minister
Public worship at 10 - a. m Bible
school at $50 O.. ms John J. >lafer,
superintendent Mems Fellowship cluh
al 2 80 a. m. Nldvcek meeting We'd
nssday at ! AS p. m
rrinIty-sotn s. Burns pastor on
leave A IT, Saunders. pastor on duty
HoPs-Leer ana Dayton SIS. Edwin G.
Meisfer. minister. Bible school no @ 81
o. m Frank Retiring. superintendent
Granger Rev Harris PASTE. sunday
school az 9 80 n Divine Worship a,
i0;f5 o m. every sunday Everybody
Eelcume
Hungarian e-rF .uI Wash.
iugton sts Rev. John urEso nastn.
sunday school az 500 a. IA. Church
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

First-S Main ct. south % public
library. Rev. r. J.. McQuary. pastor
sunday school NO 9 80 g. M. Frederick j..
lICl4ud. superintendent Our teachers
are trained ald lessons graded. We
awe classes Tor ALI ages.
Indiana ssenue-COrner Indiana av.
and S. 81. Joseph ST. Rev. Edwin j.
Cain, minister; residence. 119 l.. Bow
man. st. sunday school at . so a. IN. /;
Fred Wilson. superintendent
Preaching at 10 so a. IN. and so p.
m Morning theme. "The Great Com
mission =. evening, "A Ladder to
Heaven" Everyone given a cordial in
vitation 20 attend all of our services.
Mems meeting at - 80 u. On. sunday. All
service
Linden Avenue-Linden nv. and Car
Isle ST. l. ~ Miller. pastor. Sunday
school 40 1000 a. M. .. =. Colip, super
iutendent
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EVANGELICAL

Zion Corner Wayne and II. Peter sts
N.s Waldemar G0Feuey. pastor
Services no 10 80 q. m. Sermon sub
ieet- "The Love of Cod No services
sunday evening
Il. Peters Gcrman--4l5 ". Lssalle ae.
Res Hugo Wcicdelt. pastor. sunday
stlool 81, 20 q. ne. Carl Reiuke. super.
....-~
Regular services no 1916 n. m. Evan
ccIel league meets Monday at 100 p.
m sewing circle meets Thursday aft
pruUun.
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First-Rev. Joseph y. Greene. pastor,
Jl1 y. Main St Class meeting no j. 1919
M sunday school nc $50 %. m nr-
j. II. Mans, superintendent. fupuc
worship at 1910 d. m. and Z $50 p. m.
At the morning hour Rev g. J.. Enter
league gt $50 D. d. Dr. g. w. >Wizel
VIII occupy the pulpit in the evening
Midweek service Wednesday evening &c
30. led by the pastor. Followlue is
the musical program for the day under
the direction of Fred g.. Haas. orednist
and director: Morning. Prelude.
Grand Chorus IN D. Guilmant; pro-
cessional hymn No 4J2, Elliott. rec
Spouse, The. LORDS Prayer Holden;
onertory. Meditation" kinnier am
them. "The Lord Is My strength.
Wooler. postlude. "Scherzo On IT,"
Westenholm. Evening Prelude, "Io-
manza" Atherton, professional hymn
No 1852 Elliott; response. God =
SaIome: anthem. "The Soft sabbath
Calm Shelley; postlude, "Postlude Tn
g." Clark.
81 raurs Memorial -COlfax and La
porte avs Rev. j T.. Gardiner pastor,
Rev w j. Davidson. acting pastor sun
school 9:4j a. NJ. Oren Fulkerson, SUI
perintendent-
Grace-Corner Michigan and Tut SITS
Rev Il ID. Beck. pastor. Class meeting
NJ y 10 n. IN. NuuuNN NiuH'l ht t'f' 'f
n. elem Whiteman. superintendent
Morning worship az 1913. sermon
subject "Thy Kingdom Come by the
pastor. Junior congregation at 200 T..
m Miss Catherine Blakeman superin-
tenGeut Epworth league nc $3.50 p. M. !;
Miss Gertrude Brodhcck, president.
Evening worship az Z 80. An evangelistic
service Sermon theme THE Peril OF
an Empty Soul"
river Park-Seventh st, south OF
Nfishawaka nv. Rev. G. T. Rulisou. pas
tor Sunday school at Q 80 a. m: MAG
shall Ball. superintendent
Lowell Heights Miner ana Francis
SIS Rev. c. J. Gordon. pastor sunday
s,GoOi at 9.45 a. M IL G Delong'
superintendent
TrGity-BlaIne and vassar avs sun
day school AZ o 30 a. m. Rudolph Kline
superintendent
EpwOrth Memorial. cor. lincoln way
w and Olive 81, Rev. q. W, SwitZer.
pastor: Sunday school at $50. Glenn
Finney. superintendent
sfun Memorial Church. Cor s. Micm-
can aud Victoria SITS. Charles II. Lee
son, D. G. l., pastor Sunday school ST
10 a. m. John Edwards. superintendent
German Lafayette blvd. and Wayne
st Rev ~ 8. Miller pastol sunday
school az 30 n H.. Jonu Koch, super.
intendent. Preaching az 10 30 a. m. and
80 o. m EpWorth league at 90 p
m Prayer meeting Wednesday at as
D m.
WesIeynn-T22 F. Broadway Rev. g
Payne pastor. sunday school nc 8 30
n m: j H Keller. superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 :. -d1chigan st.
All Christian societies invited 20 > b.s
open air meeting every Wednesday. Sr!.
day. Saturday and SUNDAY nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets. Old-fash.
Toned gospel meeting ct Volunteer mis-
sion hall Sunday night Everybody In
rIfnd All NhIcuur.
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EPISCOPAL

It. Jnmes'-Lafayettc blvd. north o.
Warrington hit Rcv John Hazen
nite. rector Rev. e. Everett Carr.
vicar Holy communion. TO a. nj
Church school no 9.45 m Holy
eucharist at II 900 a. M. Vespers no = 900
%. m. Young peoples service at ESQ D.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

The Progressive Spiritual society VII
hold services at 80 aud : 80 p. m. ever!
sunday at 305 = Michigan st, Redmen 3
ualI.
Demonstrates automatic writing ano
spirit raps Miss Ida Holm viii rendei
piauo solo Message bearers. NJ
and Mrs. G. A. Thomson. ar. Tampa
aud Mr HOol Everybody invited
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Meets every Monday @ 1000 a. N
the Y NJ e. A Resident and vtsitir.
ministers always welcome. Rev. W. II
Freshley. president. Rev. q. ". R~~~h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

SITS Rev. Gottfrid Olson. pusfor Sunday
school at 9 100 a. IL. aud Bible class at
. 10 %. m.
sunday school ut 900 q. IN Bible
class at 10 a. m. Morning service at
10 30 Evening service at so Ladies'
Aid meeting Thursday afternoon. host
csses. Mrs Daniel Anderson and Mrs
Carl Erickson. Dorcas meeting Friday
evening; hostess, Mrs y. L. Benson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.

Church Of God Services (Abrahamic
FAITH hold services IN Melville hall, 2l2
s. Lafayette blvd. Sunday school at 10
a. m, f. 4. StilsOn superintendent. Bible
study II 90 a. M; L. o. CufTel. leader
Berean class Friday evening nc the home
~ n @ RniIshnck. al ID. South ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

~oiy trinity EHEnsh-- Eorma0 81
luo lindsey Il Rev Albert II. KEGS.
pastor Sunday s-aOul al 9la q. IA
Charles Haas superintendent.
Morning worship with sermon az
T. y. .so. Jg l.,, .easos q, go z. M
Cateclctlcal Instruction ou Monday and
Thursday at 500 o. no Uu Tuesday at
$. 900 p. m.. brotherhood meets with u
e. Heucr .Nl Cushing ST. Election az
Officers PRAYER service with Bible
study on Wednesday 20 40 as m. Choir
rehearsal ODD lriday at 5 100 p. me-
81. TauI's GermA 1enefsou and WI
IaW stS Rev H pr ole. uustur.
German service. With holy ..f. Nuniou
at H.u I mun aF the pastor.
Confessional service 10 90 o'c.4.h $50
L.-I service $50 German >urIfF
-.sD LulUsn Sunday school at $3.50
Ladies' 1id society meets imme-
Il.te.E after tHa close 90 service Wal
t.e. .ea-H- E.Hle hour Tuesday at sou
p.
GLORIA Del swedish Chaplin and Kerr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

Members ~ congress i1 Bolivia
get $40 a day during the sitting.
bat only II present.
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IENNlSH

Temple Beih-Ei-Corner Lasalle AZ
and Taylor ST.
m.
Services Sunday at 1O:45 n. m. Rabbi
g. Minda. "Ziouism-the Jewish
Problem Sunday school at $50 a. IN.
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FREE METHODIST.

Free Methodist Pennsylvania AZ. and
Rush st Rev W F. Webster. pastor
Sunday school az $3.50 a. m; Paul
Neidtzel superintendent Preaching at
10 80 a m. and 80 M.
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SCIENTIST.

First Church OF Christ. scientist
iIin and Madison sts. sunday services
2 II 200 n. ~ Testimonial meeting every
s. edEesday NJ :O0 D. m. sunday school
.ur children and young people up 10 the
ge Of -. from 40 ~ lo:10 . m. sun
lay school entrance Oa Madison st
Reading rooms maintained by the
burch on the seventh 1oor Of the J. N
building. are open daily except sun
lay from l. 70 .. aud on Saturday even.
IL frlm 8 70 5.
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AFRICAN NJ. E.

OIivet A. n. $50 ". Monroe 81
ior At 10 10 a mn sunday school at
Il 20 D. m. Rev. Ei 4. stewart super.
intendpnt
Class meeting az 10 80 a. m; T. Hines.
leader Morning service nc 103j. Ser
mon subject. How 90 Fight the Good
Fight" Al go y. m. Rev. 7 s. SJuu-
ders Of Gary VIII preach. At 500 %. M.
the choir viii give a special song serv-
fee sunday school at 1880 p. M.
Henry Coke. superlnlenlent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

TAylor's A. N. +. Zien-Corner Eddy
snd Campau ats. Rev. L. p. Powell
pastor.
Preaching ~ 1O.f5 a. m. by Rev. A.
NJ Taylor sunday school no 1880 D. nm.
Burning Of mortgage az 500 p u.
Preaching az Z .f5 D. m. hy Rev. A. m.
TAYLOR. We cordially invite YOU 90 De-
present at each service
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SAIVATlON ARMY

acc +. Jefferson blvd sunday serv.
.ces: Morning. county jail. 1890; sun
sunday school at 80 p. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

Trlity-Blaine and Nassar avs sun
day school AZ $3.50 a. m. Rudolph Kline
superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

Lowell Heights Miner and Francis
SIS Rev. c. J. Gordon. pastor. sunday
Grnooi at 9.45 a. NJ; IL. c. Delong.
superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

WesIeynn-T22 r Broadway Rev. q
PAYNE. pastor. sunday school NO 8 80
q m. j. a Keller. superintendent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05

porting $500. Rochester reports $500;
Utica. 5000. with Binghamton. Yonkers
and Giens Falls showing an equality.
Industrial conditions are good
throughout the state except in Roches-
ter. where they are reported as acute"
while New York City is unsettled"
Supply and demand in New Jersey and
Delaware are equal. While some sur
plus is reported in Pennsylvania. con-
ditions are good.
Chicago. East st. Louis. Joliet and
Rockford report some surplus. while
Rock Island reports an equality. In
dustrial conditions are good throughout
the state except in Chicago and Rock
Island. IL vas stated.
Youngstown. o.. reports 1900 unem-
lions. There was no report from Cleve-
land.
indianapolis. with 5000 surplus. is
the chief center Of unemployment IN In
diana. Industrial relations are report
ed good in that state. Louisville. ky.
reports a surplus Of 1900. with indus
trial conditions acute. There Is some
shortage Of farm labor.
Labor supply and demand in Mary
land. West Virginia. North Carolina.
Georgia. Florida, Mississippi. Tennes-
see. Louisiana. Missouri. Arkansas,
Texas, Oklahoma n South Carolina
show an equality in industrial activities
with growing demand for farm labor.
Conditions on the Pacific coast con-
tinue TO improve.
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Voice
of the
People
II NOT, WHY MOTT
TO the Editor:

To the Editor:
I do not believe in the theory Of pro-
hibition. nor in its efficacy. I do not
believe that It can be enforced. I think
1t would be a mistaken policy IL IL could
be enforced. L think all sane men
should be free. To rely on law makes
men weak: to rely on will makes men
strong.
But all OF his aside: The men OF
means all over the country have filled
their cellars with WHISTLES. wines and
beer. 1 know a leading prohibitionist
in Kentucky who has put aside $4,000
worth of liquors. 1 know of two broth
ers who have stored for their own use
500, 900 worth of fine wines, beers and
whistles. These gentlemen live in
Michigan. A railway president. who Is
f~anatical concerning railway employees
taking a drink. ordered ten barrels OF
whiskey sometime ago from a Louisville
house.
Some men nave stored as much as q
carload of beer in their cellars.
Congressman and senators. who voted
for prohibition. have been stocking UP
for the future. 1 understand that even
tho White House cellars are proof
against a drought.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05

In a word our great lawmakers and
preacher reformers have this in mind:
we will wipe out liquor men and pro-
hibit the working men. but ~esshall not
be prohibited ourselves
Can it be true that this is the pro-
gram? I say it is the program, and It
is a rotten program 1t reeks with by
pocracy that smells TO heaven.
If the working man is to be denied
his glass of beer and if my business is
TO be destroyed then prohibition should
apply to everyone alike
This means that the law should for
bid the purchase and possession Of
liquors for any purpose. Anything short
of this will be a farce.
Am l to be jailed for having a quart
of whiskey in my while the
president of the United States and the
Bishop Of Virginia may be serving
highbaIls to ambassadors. money kings.
industrial magnates, and to high church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05
Us. REPORTS LABOR
CONDITIONS OVER COUNTRY

New Haven, 1000: indianapolis. 1000.
and Portland. Ore, 1900.
With the exception of Connecticut re-
ports for the week OF labor supply and
demand show a marked Improvement IN
the New England states. In Connectl-
cut the unemployed in eight cities ag-
gregate 1890. as compared TO 23.1oo
the preyfous week. In Meriden and
New Haven. there was a decrease of
5000 for the week. Bridgeport reports
200 unemployed. New Haven, 5000;
Meriden. 1000; Stamford. 1000. and
New London. 500. Industrial conditions
are good. except in New Haven which
IS reported unsettled. New Haven.
Rhode Island and Vermont report an
equality.
+, In the absence Of definite figures from
New York city Buffalo is the chief cen
ter OF unemployment in the state. re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05

committee. on his return to washing
ton from a western trip.
IF the Republicans attempt 70 MAX
the league of nations q party issue" con
tinued Hitchcock. 1T Will split the part
In 1920"
Amendments to the covenant, 4
Hitchcock's opinion. were such as to re
move any legitimate objections and thos
senators who are still opposed to it
ratification are ir~reconcilable to a leagu
of nations of any sort. he believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05
nnrERnArronAL NEWS sERyIcEl

~EKhAIlON hEuS SEhNA~El -.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Employment
conditions again have improved. due to
demands in the southern states Tor
farm laborers. according 10 figures Or
the United States employment service
for the week ending April 26 and issued
today. Labor surpluses and demands
from "a states reporting for the week
show 50 cities and IN Is states with a
surplus Of So, 500. six cities in fve states
showing a shortage ag%gregating 2.45o.
with twenty cities in fourteen states re-
porting an equality.
The figures are based on telegraphic
reports from 3.447 representative firms
The largest net gain IN surplus was
made by Youngstown. o.. reporting a.
GEO unemployed, an increase of 1000 for
the week. The principal decreases in
surplus were at Meriden. Conn. 1000;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05
SAYS SENATE
WILL RAT|FY
LEAGUE PACT
INTERNATIONAL VIEWS sERyIcE1

- NNATf1NRL FEWS SEFNILEI
WASHINGTON May j.-The senate
will ratify the league Of nations cove
nant in open session in exactly the same
form that it was adopted by the peace
conference.
This prediction was made this after
noon by Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska.
retiring chairman of the foreign relations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The weather
bureau today issued the following fore
cast for next week:
For region of the Great Lakes-Un-
settled weather and local rains Monday,
followed by generally fair weather there
after. The coming week will be one OF
low temperature and occasional frost.
For Indiana-Showers and probably
thunderstorm tonight and today; warm
er in north and east portions tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05
Free Cabinet Photo

We have arranged with the Colonial
Studio,-State Street-to give free Of
charge, with every purchase Of ST or more
in our Infants Wear Section, a Cabinet
size photograph. This picture of baby
will be a souvenir of the most interesting
Baby Week this store has ever held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-05
CLOTHIER
AT

Abe Marks. Hammond clothier, VIII,
recently underwent an operation at s
Margaret's hospital. is reported to b
recovering rapidly and his physical.
hopes soon to be able to emove him t
his home