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Continued.
Bloomingdale.


A.750-S150 cash. Fla. ave. nr. 1st NV.
6-r., b. brick; 8 rooms deep: h.-w.h
$5,500-s1. 500 cash. Summit ,pl.. High View.
6-r.. b. brick; colonial; hdwd. ns.
S. 000-S1 900 cash. 2-family nat; Seaton ne.
One r. and b.. one r. and b.; mod
ern: bargain.
Sc, SOO-1OO block ST. ne.
6r and b.: leased $50 mo. May. 1920.
$7,OOO-s2. 900 cash. Two-family nat; Quincy.
81 71oo-vScant. IT. Wsrder n'w.. Bloominsdsie.
9 r., b.; med. large yd; rm garage.
$7.15O-yacsnt. Nr. Sd and v sts ne.
$7,s5o-Cash. family dat. North Cap. st.
One r.. b., one s r.. b.; good yard.
Petworth.
ss,5oO-s2 600 cash. Vacant. New Hamp; ave.
7r., b.: h.-w. h.; elec.; nr. car lines
ss.500-vacant. Illinois ave-. Brightwood:
sI, b.. h.-w.h.; cleo; front and sleep
ing porches.
SS,500-Grant Circle. Mt. cars.
6 r.. b.. h.-w.h.; elec.; double garage.
$S, 750-On Rock Creek Church rd.
garage: garden; large lot: fruit trees.
strawberries. raspberries. grape vines;
modern: possession to suit.
SO, 9,25O-New house, on Sd nr. Taylor.
q r., b., h.-w. h., cleo, sleeping porch.
Observation-Disclosures.
$4.75O-s1 600 cash. E ST.. 300 block.
10 r.. b.. brick: large back yard.
s., ,OO0-22d ST.. 500 block.
o r.. b.. good condition; mo. tenant.
S., ,00O-S1 500 cash On f LIST.
Sr.. b.. brick; good condition.
IS, ,0OO-S7J0 cash. LIST st. nr. G. p. o.
7r, b.: splendid value.
$5.o50-s1, 200 cash. Pa. ave. nr. Wash. Circle.
sr.. b.: brick; newly p.pered. painted.
$5,500-John Marshall pl. nr. Penna. ave.
sr.. b.; good for home or business.
$5,5OO-s750 cash. Z ST.. 100 block.
r.. b.. I'd. to paved alley.
$6,250-S1 900 cash. 25th nr. weather bureau
2 T., b.. furnace ht. newly papered.
or. b.. brick; good for roomins pur-
poses.
So, s,5o0-9th ST.: cor Of alley: close downtown.
10 r.. b.: deep lot; rm. for garage.
$7.000-N st. bet. 14th and 18th.
Sr., b.; splendid future value.
$7.e00-N st. mr.. Dupont Circle. Good condit.
Or. b.. furnace mt; large back yard.
$7,So0-New Hampshire ave. bet. L and NJ.
lOr.. b., brick: modern; bargain.
$7,50O-Two-family nat: LIST st. NV.
apts.. 8 r., b. each; lot 115 It. deep.
$s,000-6th st. S. of Mass. ave.
II T., b.; cor. alley; steam ht.; 2
story brick garage.
IS 500-1Sth st. bet. l. and NJ. :
Two frame houses good lot.
$s, s,3J0-G ST.. 1000 block.
12-r., b. brick: yard to alley.
IS. S.IJ0-Riggs ST.. y So W. 18th st.
.,oooo Sr;; b.: Nell % built; t;-i nice yd.. alley.
1or.. b.: modern: elec.; yd. to alley.
$40, ,500-Hillyer pl. Just OF Conn. ave.
Dr.. b. brick; nice yard; garage.
Suburban Homes.
81. .500-Out Chevy Chase way; in Nd
Bungalow; r, b., eiec.: garage; u q.
50. 9.500-Vacant. Broad Branch rd.; In Nd.
r. b.. h.-w.h.. elec.; garage; lot
60x160.
ST., ,000-Cleveland Park. Macomb ST.; nr. cars.
Or, b., h.-w.h., elec.; garage.
SIS. .500-Highland ave. Detached home.
10r., b.. h.-w. h.. elec., pcrches.
Sl1, ,750-Easy terms. Saul's Addition
Sr., b.: .:h.-w.h., elec. garage; like new
$14. .500-13th st. nr. Gallatin.
or, b.. h.-w.h.. elec.; perfect condit.
SIS, ,000-Gallatin st. Brick; semi detached.
7r.. b.; thoroughly modern; garage.
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Continued.
Chevy Chase, D. c.

Chevy Chase, D. Z.
$s.500-River I'd. nr. wisconsin ave.
Attractive bungalow; F.. b., h.-w.n''
cleo; lot 50x105.
So 650-Armsleigh PIX. semi-bungalow.
New; 6 r.. b.. porches. fireplace.
So S5o-Keokuk st. within 1 50. Conn. ave.
Wonderfully attractive 7-r. and tile b.
home; Ike new.
Sl2 OOO-Huutington ST. Bungalow style.
TT, b.; garage; lot 80xS5
s1s 1s.s5o-Northampton st. cor: semi.bungalow:
New; vacant; r.. b.. sun parlor;
garage.
$16,c5O-Oliver ST., Chevy Chase.
Bungalow; Z. so:,so. o. b. most UNUSUAL sass
property.
SIS, ,50O-Morrison ST. nr. Conn., ave.
-or.. b.: absolutely modern through.
out; hollow-tile construction; garage;
large porches.
Woodley Park.
$1s,ooo-yacant. eth st. nr. wardman Park
or. b.. h-wh. cleo corner alley.
$25. COCOON. ave. 50. north OF bridge:
IL r.. 3 b.. h.-w.h.. elec.; double Ga
s16,5oo-Cathedral ave. mr.. Conn.
10r.. b.; good condition; rn. garage.
Columbia Heights.
$3,950@$75O cash. Hobart st.; colonial style
6r.. b.: colonial porch; I'd. to alley.
5,150-$1 600 cash. Morton st. nr. Ga. ave.
sr.. b.: colonial porch; rm. garage.
ar. b., h.-wh; colonial front porch.
$6.250-Lamont ST., 600 block: r, b.
5000 500 cash. Spring I'd. mr. 14th:
$9,650-Holmead pl. just n. Park rd.
7r.. b.. h.-w.h.; elec.; porches.
$9.o00-Park rd. bet. 18th and 14th.
8 srisi. si b. h'-"h' s-'''f' 0''-"'n0'"
$12. .5oo-Fairmont st. nr. 18th.
II T., b.; h.-w.h., cleo.
-Kapr uf hat md
IL r, b.: h.-w.h.. elec.. servants
rm.; garage; poss
Washington Heights.
$s.50o-LAmont st. nr. 18th; immediate poss.
- Sr. b.: splendid location; bargain.
$9,o00-Nr. Ontario Apt. House.
6r., b.; h.-w.h., elec.: garage cars.
$4,000 Detached home: Newton St; v. 10th.
1T. b.; modern: lot 5o11so.
$11 ,000-17th ct. nr. Lamont.
r., b.; like new; garage.
$11 ,500-1Sth st. nr. Lamont.
10r.. b.: h.-w.h.. elec.; poss.
$11.500-Belmont I'd. ". 18th.
s12.ooo-Pk rd.. facing Rock Greek Pk.
~, b., h.-w.h., elec-; bargain.
81. .000-20th st. nr. Wyoming ave.
r, b.; h.-w.h., etec. !; rm. for garage.
SIS. 15.50o-Mintwood pl. nr. 18th and Col. I'd.
II r., b.; elec., h.-w.h.; yd to alley.
A wonderful home; large rooms; hard
wood floors.
81. .ooo-s2,5o 500 cash. Ashmead pl nr. Conn., ave.
Or. 2 b.: h.-w.h.. elec.; garage.
$1sooo-Corner; new; vacant; adjoining Rock
Greek PIX.
s r. b.: elec. h.-w.h.; lot $50 IT
deep.
$50 000EWyoming ave. nr. Col. I'd.
10 r.. 2 b.; steam ht.; immediate poss
$21, ,500-Col. I'd. Formerly occupied by French
comm.
10 T., 8 b.; h.-w.h., elec.; entirely re-
decorated.
S29. .5oo-California st. Finest residential dis
trict.
10r.. b.; new: vacant: double garage
$50, ,00o-vacant. LIE Roy pl. Exceptionally fine.
II T.. b.: spacious rms; well plan
ned.
& GIBBONS,
5th and H SITS. NV.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
1906 H Street NV.

PRICE. s. COIN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Just OF from 14th ST.. where immediate Dos
session will be given: q beautiful home OF ten
rooms and bath. besides three lavatories; house
her ted with hot water. has electric lights and
large glassed-in sleeping porch. This property
las had a great deal Of extra money spent
on 1t.
PRICE. 1o.5oo-IN MT. PLEASANT NEAR
18th and Park road. a two-story etght-room
house with four good rooms on each hoor
front porch. two-story rear porches; house has
inlaid floors, hot-water heat. electric lights anV
situated the corner OF an alley.
PRICE, So. .5OO-JUsT OFF FROM 18th ST.,
in Mt Pleasant. beautiful square of high
class homes: this is a semi-detached brick
house having parquet. 6oors, hot-water heat,
electric lights. unusually large front and rear
porches; owner will make reasonable terms OF
sale and give possession
PRICE, 81, ,oOo-ON THE HEIGHTS lit
tie on from 14th ST.. q fwo-story and attic
eight room house. four bedrooms. two hath
rooms on second door; heated with hot water.
having electric lights. hardwood noors. large
pCrches. room for garage; owner leaving city,
possession can be secured.
PRICE, so, 0,25O-CAN BE SOLD ON TERMS
Of s., 900 cash and easy monthly payments;
possession within 10 days; q very attractive
two-story and attic house; modern in every
respect; many convenient features, such as
built-in china closet. outside pantry specially
built place for refrigerator; large porches
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Mt. Pleasant Home.
/ 10Th street-o large rooms. two
baths; hot-water heat and electric
Price. $13,5o0.
Woodley Park.
One square from wardman Park
Inn. An up-to-date Groom and hath
dwelling, with hot-water heat and edec-
tric lights. Deep lot. POSSESSION.
Price. $12.50
+ Saul's Addition-Detached.
8 rooms on two floors; hot|water
heat, electric lights. Garage. NOW
Price. $11.75o.
Northwest Home.
Near 9Th and Q SITS. rooms. bath,
Price, $3.50.
Eye St. Just off North Capitol.
10-room and bath dwelling. Can
sell on $500 cash. Cheap at the
Price, $3.50.
-BANES REALTY CO., Inc,
oO4 18th St. NV. 3 -
Phone Main 22o2. =
= Get Our List. Il
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

AUTOMOBILE-PEERLE TOURING, seven
northwest lot in good location at right price;
pay cash difference. Address Box 231-A, Star
office. p
Will TRADE DOWNTOWN APT. HOUSE
for farm or other property; will pay commits
sion. Address Box 900. Star ONCE.
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Main 434O.

PRICE. $s,o0o-NEAR 14th AND PARK
road. occupied BY present owner; q two-story
six-room and bath box-style colonial brick
house. having inlaid floors, electric lights. large
porches. back yard on q level with the
alley; ample space for q garage: convenient
terms Of sale and possession any time.
PRICE. FL 1904 MOST SALABLE HOME
on 18th st. near Fairmont; owner leaving
city possession will be given within 80 days:
this is q three story bay-window brick house of
goId appearance. having zen rooms and bath.
fRICE. $15 5OO-WEST OF COLUMBIA
road. in Washington Heights. an exclusive
square of expensive homes. q twelve room
house. having two baths, hardwood floors, hot
water heat and electric lights. The rooms
in this house are large and the whole property
is In beautiful condition. Possession when
PRICE. So 6OO-IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
convenient to Normal School and Central High
School. 4 three-story brick house. having nine
rooms and bath, hot-Aater heat, electric lights,
and the property In hrst-class condition from
top to bottom. Owner will give posse ssion on
q few days notice and will sell on terms Of
g. 900 cash and monthly payments.
PRICE, $13.OO0-ON LAMONT ST. BETWEEN
18th and 18th sts.; built By one of the well
known builders; box-style house. % feet
wide, having eleven rooms two baths, hot
water heat, electric lights and occupied by an
owner who will give prompt possession. You
can see this house. any time.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR QUICK SALE

FOR QUICK SALE.
On beautiful Fairmont near 14th street. ten
room brick Ton three noors), back porch. Nice
location for double garage on paved alley at
back. Cellar under entire house. with COM
plete heating plant. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. S12. 500. Terms can be arranged.
For appointment to inspect address Box 249-B.
Star Office 1e
3-STORY BRICKS ROOMS, FURNACE
heat; deep lot; wide alley; garage; st. near
18th. Apply owner. 914 11th NV. IL
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Continued.


HANDSOME OR. & p. BRICK RESI-
. dence. porches. h.-w. h.. cleo lights:
. alley: occupant owner: near 18th and
Garfield SITS; S14 800; terms.
6r.. porch front, brick; hot-air heat
good lot to an alley; near 18th and
Sc: rented by the month for $50;
: price. 1900; terms.
6r. frame, porch front; very deep lot
to an alley; near 18th and II ne.
''give-away' at 81 $50; $3.50 cash. bal
ance to suit.
Special bargains in and sr. brick
houses for colored. in different
tons. on easy terms Also a number
Of small investment properties.
n. z. RYON CO.. Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 4597. 1923 + st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

18th STREET.
A substantial S-story brick building on 145-
It. lot on busiest section 14th St, between
Columbia road and Park road; completely
equipped for delicatessen and lunch business.
Two all-modern apartments. and rooms
each. money-making proposition for quick
purchase. Call Main 1475.
Store on Georgia avenue. Excellent corner
location between Columbia road and Park road.
Basement and 3-room nat. For quick buy only
81, 500 g.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCE,
business and suburban properties. apartmenfa
building lots and farms on which exchangol
can b made: We are making Q speciality and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. LIE.
76S 18th Ut. NV.
BYchsnRe OepaftmenE
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PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond Bldg,

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Apartment house In exclusive NV. neighbor-
hood; detached; thoroughly built; contains
81 apartments of to rooms each, cafe,
servants quarters. store rooms and lockers;
equipped with modern elevator. electricity gas,
ETC.; rented at over $21 500 per annum, partly
on pre-war basis. and all rents low: intrinsic
value and future prospects considered. this ID
probably the cheapest property Of the kind In
the city Price, $135, 600.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
Main 1166. 1407 New York ave. NV
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engine. about 200 fruit rtses; lecatsd % bsui0.
ward; immediate possession. Price, $1,000, ono-
half cash. For the above and other suburbas
property apply ARTHUR CARR. Hysttsviils.
SIX ROOMS; WELL. SPRING; Is ACRES
fertile soil; short walk to cars: 20 minutes
from AQueduct Bridge by or auto good
Star Office "a
8 ROOMS. BATH, ELECTRICITY. CELLAR:
large corner lot: well built, subsiding metal
lath cement stucco; two blocks cars: 20 min
utes from 10Th and Pa. ave.: Virginia; a ,0o0,
81. 900 cash. Address Box 229-C. Star once. %
i-ROOM COTTAGE; HALF ACRE FEHIYYE
soil; shade; six minutes walk TO cars; two
miles from Aqueduct Bridge; 1.<Oo. 800 cash.
Address Bog 212C. 6tas e0aos. -
EBW 6-R66H IND Hz1R UpN8zxDW;
ami. Pries, eLtoo: ego0 oaah teaa1M -
per month. Possession at once. D. !. ox9lk
.e.. e1.h ST.. Mt Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main 100 and Main 373.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

BEGIN TO SAVE
FOR YOUR FUTURE HOME.
500. 90 cash and, $15.O 90 a month will start
your home in good northwest location. Addres,
Box 257-B, Star office. -
Evening star., 1920-04-01

HANDSOME 9 r. 4 B. BRICK RESI-
dence; porches. h.w.h., elec. lights:
alley; occupant owner: near 9th and
Garfield sts.; $14, 500; terms.
6r., porch front brick; hot-air heat:
good lot to an alley; near 18th and d
Sc: rented by the month for so;
price, $4,000; terms.
6r frame, porch front; very deep lot
to an alley; near 18th and H ne;
''give-away" at 81, $50; $3.50 cash. bal
ance to suit.
Special bargains in and T. brick
houses for colored. in different sec
tions. on easy terms. Also number
of small investment properties.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 1897. 1923 st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

JOHN w. THOMPSON. & CO.,
-INCORPORATED-
81 18th St. Main 1477.
Evening star., 1920-04-01
HOMES FOR COLORED,

CHEVY CHASE HOME.
Get your site now before land values rise
higher. Build when materials drop. 500 to
$500 cash and S2y month will pay for well
situated lot, equally valuable home site or
investment. Will furnish loan to build. Ad-
dress Box 72-B. Star ONCE. =
Evening star., 1920-04-01

Near Chevy Chase-Vacant.
six-room. absolutely modern house. with
large attic; large lot. with paved alley in
rear; flowers and fruit; half block from cars
and well within the District. In lperfect aeon
dition. Price. 81 800.
BOND & WRIGHT.
Exclusive Agents,
Room 1906 921 18th st. Main 1907.
Evening star., 1920-04-01

ARLINGTON PARK. VA.
Buy a lot for q home that will over
look Warrington. high ELEVATION, larg-
est lots, lowest prices, EASY TERMS.
gas. electricity. shade trees. sidswalks.
sewer, two car lines. % minutes from
center Of city. HALF-AORB TRACTB
II desired. Take Olarendon car. gvf s6
At vinson station, walk one sQmse
east. or phone Columbia. 3l3o and ~
me show you he property.
81. r. HUDOLN0ON, 17S2 Lament OGAA
Evening star., 1920-04-01

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
! MT PLEASANT. EXCELLENT VALUE
S12.5O0. Very Reasonable Terms.
10 rooms and baths. h.wh. electric lights.
| hardwood floors, open fireplace. servants room
| and toilet in basement; sleeping porch com
| mands fine view of Rock Creek Park: deep
yard to paved-alley with room for garage. II
you are looking for a choice home in this ex-
elusive neighborhood don't fail to inspect
| McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 1O26-J
| lain M TIIOMDC0N
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0UT-0F-T0WN REAL ESTATE.
MOUNTAIN PR0prnTy.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS. vA-F0R SALE.
modern cottage. bedrcoms bsths, living,
. dining. closed and open-a4r: hatchen. maids
room and gafags; priee, tl,S04 q. a, WANo.
9ie Cathedral st.. Baitimers, Nd. Phone
Vt. Vernon e2He.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02

Aorey 10 Loan on farms and city prop
srj.. kor - Peterson's Law Office.
t.aSt Cnscasu %
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02
MEETS IN MAYORS OFFICE

The East Chicago Americsnization
committee last night met in the mayors
Office and reorgsnized for the work of
the following year during which the
committee expects 70 devote much Of
its efforts TO encouraging night schools
and attendance Of kiudergartcns. The
election Of officers resulted IN Or. ia
cob Goldman being selected chair
man. Frank I4oda vice chairman. Bert
Peterson. secretary. and John Tenkeiy
treasurer. The directors are ". A.
Fuzzy. Rev. Elmer Jones. Gabriel Sasse.
Martin Hansii. Rocco Giorsio. Chas.
Spurrier John Bochnowski. 4, II.
Watts. Adam Wadas. Rev. Gsdacs and
Ed ODonneN.
The organization which viii be
known SIS the Americsnization league
viii meet regularly on the hrst Friday
night OF each month at the mayors
office. Discussion OF celebration for
Armistice day resulted in the appoint
nent Of committee composed Of Chas.
Spurrier Bert Peterson. Franz Loda.
= n Canine. Ed O'Donnell. John
Tenkely ana Rocco Glorgia
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic JOYCE OF North
cote ave. have as their guest William
Barry Of Youngstown. O.. who recently
accompanied the couple back from q
trip in the East when they were SUM
moncd there owing 70 the death OF a
neer relative Of theirs Miss Catherine
Duffy. sister Of Mrs. Joyce was in the
party lea ling for the East and return
ing with tAcm.
Chicago's great educator and lecturer.
Prof. l.. IL Beolor Ph. u. tomorrow at
congregational church az 7.3O r. "a.
Subject: Priesthood OF tho Lay
man.. Io.2
Mr.. md Mra. William Dettman Of
Hemlock st nero the recipients Of .
farewell party rendered them by The
members ~ the st. PaaIs Evangelical
church prior to their leaving for Cali
fornia where they arc to establish thcir
future home a gift was made TO Mrs.
Dettnlan and her hushs nd as parting
tribute and very pleasant evening was
enjoyed
| The Home Economies department OF
! The East Chicago womans club viii
hold their first meeting of the year a.
'he home Of Mrs. Robert Bruce Miller
1856 Barring ave. Monday evening 4
| very splendid program has boen arrans-
"a and the speaker or The evening vii
ibe Mrs. JaJmcs NJ Judson of Chicago
/ All departmental members are urged
10 be present as well as members OF tho
other departments of the club.
| Thomas ). scully. who was recently
welded to Miss Edna LoVln has beer
hastily called to Detroit. Mich. owini
TO the very critical Illness OF his sister
He wired back upon his arrival there
that tho sisters condition was some
what improved and there IS no immcd
iate danger in her illness.
| stan.ey shurman. son o DEPUTY
sheriff > a. Shurman Of Hammond and
uho resides in Elm St.. IS convsloscins
| from an operation performed on hin
for the removal OF tonsils. lie is q
student Of ST Johns Cautious School
Regular services at the Church Of
f! Christ on Grapevine ST. Indiana Har
hor, Sunday morning and evening. Bibie
school at 2.30 in the morning. Com
munion services u 1915. sermon az
II O'Clock. subject The Worlds Great
est Monument" Evening sermon theme
THE Judgment Das q McFaddcn
minister.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02
TWi1 City
Neus Notes

Rally Day commences at the United
Presbyterian church tomorrow with
the Sunday services at regular hours
for Sunday school at o'clock. THO
two morning services will be eombiu-
en- in one and held continuous. Each
regular scholar is asked To be In thel-
accustomed place at the proper tinle
and those not regularly affiliated with
tho various classes arc invited to come
and be assigned. The regular service
will be called at u o'clock. Uni ~
meeting of young people takes place
ct $50 o'clock with juniors IN charge
Evening hour at T.3o o'clock
Miss Nancy Jane Kline a wee mss
OF five years. is celebrating her birth
day anniversary and the attainment Of
her ffth milestone, this afternoon az
her home in Hemiock street with
thirty children assisting in the merry
event The color scheme is arranged
in pink and white and many attractive
features which SAVIOR OF interes. vo
children have been devised aside from
the dainty luncheon they will he bid
den 10 participate in a. the conclusion
Of the festivities.
Sefviees at St Paurs church in In-'
diana Harhor tomorrow Will consist az
the Sunday school st . o'clock. Ger
man service az 10 O'Clock and Engisa
spe aking service at 1880 O'Clock IN
the evening Rev. Theodore Claus
conducting.
| Chicago's great educator and lecturer
Prof. L. II Beelor. Ph. D. tomorrow at
| oneregational church at 1880 p. m.
Subject. Priesthood Of the Lay
man." To-
Miss Genevievo Fahey Or The cieri-
cal forces at the I9fbbard steel Foun-
I dries who recently underwent a very
serious operation at St. Margaret
| Hospital in Hammond. is recuperating
! nicely al her home in South Olc2ti
avenue and expects TO be Well enough
| in the next few weeks TO return TO her
| duties at the office. Miss Fahey's
mother is not at all well az the pres
time and IS causing anxiety among IL
members OF the family.
The Mesdames Peter whclen, 81
and Jr. were IN Chicago yesterday
spending the day.
Forty Hours Devotion viii be COM
naenced at St. Stanislous Polish churci
in South Msgoun avenue tomorrow
commencing with the regular mas!
service and continuing up to the ex-
I Dlrcd time " CrSnlpperS OF the id4<4
of tho Roman Catholic religion are in
vited TO participate in all OF the cero-
monies. Two weeks from tomorro"
Bishop AIerding Of Fort Wayne vii
be here and confirm a class Of frs
communicates and others who haN'
not had confirmation rites held over
| them.
Chicago's great educator and lecturer
Prof. I. II Beeier Ph. D. tomorrow a.
Congregational church at 1880 p. N
Subject Priesthood Of the Lay
man." To-
Stanley o'Toole. from Utica, New
york. on western business tour was
a guest of the James O'Toole family il
Northcose ave. q few days while he was
in the Chicago district, and departing
from here went to points near Milwau
kea Wis. and later 20 A4ir neapolis. Mr.
OToole makes annual triTs - Chicas
and visi.s his relatives in this cts
while he has tho opportunity.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02
ATTY. CONRoY TO STEAK

Atty. J. II. Conroy OF Hammond has
Keen secured by the Congregational
Mems club Of East Chicago to speak
next Monday night at the first OF the
series Of political meetings which the
club has scheduled. Atty. Conroy Is
an ardent advocate Of the league OF
nations and will speak upon that sui b.
ject Following his talk an opportun-
ity will be given members of the audi
ence 10 ask questions. Two weeks
from Monday. October IS, the club will
have a speaker to uphold the republl-
can side Of the league OF nations and
a the following meeting on Nov. /. q
speaker from the Farmer-L.abor party
VIII be on the program.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02
REORGANIZATION WORK

As = feature Of their Amcricauizs-
tion proSram ,he ecatholic Unity club
OF East Chicago. allied with tho ST.
StanisiRus' church. last night decided
80 open night clssscssin the school hall
beginning next week The night school
will he divided with two nights for
English classes ana two nights for
Polish.
The work of the club VIII he dis
cussed and an effort made 70 branch
out on greater Amerieanizstion lines
at banquet which will be held at
the hall OF the evening Of November
nth. Atty. Robert Moore Of Michigan
City will be one OF the speakers snd
Mayor Leo Mccormack VIII he in
vited to speak. In addition to the
Americsnizstion work tho club plans
to take w welfare work among the
poor and needy Of st. stanislaus parish.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-02
NOTED LECTURER AT r. CHICAGO

Several weeks ago Professor l. H.
Eeeler doctor or Philosophy and one
o, chicago's leading educators and lee
turers was secured TO delivos a series
OF lectures in the Congregations
church of East Chicago
on Tuesday evening last. only a
small attendance greeted Frof. Bceler
FOR hts first lecture THE Forces THAT
Make Man" but tho numbers attending
increased every evening unti last
night when every seat vas taken. To-
morrow. Sunday, at 1880 r. m Or
Beeler will deliver the last lecture ~
the series The Priesthood Of the Lay
man" There viii be no charge fur
admission