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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08
Personal ana
Social Neze,s

The welcoming banquet and recep-
ton given 70 the state officers of the
W. {. u Z. attending the convention in
hammond. was held last evening att
six o'clock in the Hammond Chamber
o. Commerce. Mrs. NIkcsch played an
appropriate march and the guests
marched to the tables. where very
nice five course dinner was served by
the ladies of the Christian church.
There were over t50 guests present,
Mrs. J. O Thompson as toastmlstress
introduced the speakers i'm her pleas
iug manner and gave brief but cor
dial address of welcome. TINS was re-
sPonded TO by Mrs. Culla j. Nayhinger.
state president of the ". c. r. l. Mrs.
Nayhinger responded in charming
manner with o speech which was pcrti-
nent to the occasion. Mayor Brown
aud Jessie Wilson. who is the president
OF the Hammond Chamber of Com
mcrce. both gave interesting talks.
Tho speeches were Interspersed with
music Mrs. George Hannauer sang
several solos accompanied by Mrs. Liz
liam Mikesch.
After the banquet the executives
held a short business meeting
The Ladies Aid OF the Monroe street
church met at the home OF Mrs. q
Bowlby. 1888 Monroe street. yesterday
afternoon. There was a large attend
ance and several important matters
were discussed. The next meeting
viii take place Wednesday. October
80 at the home of Mrs " L. Abbott.
1f9s Van Buren, street. Mrs. Howard
BertTam VIII be the assisting hostess
The home economies department Or
tae Hammond Womcn's Club held the
frst meeting OF tho year al the Wash
inrton school yesterday afternoon. The
%nrthern Indiana Gas and Electric Co.
Geec an interesting demonstration o.
t34eir washing and ironing machines
and electric cooking appliances. There
were fifty ladies present.
Mrs. Harry Smith OF Jersey city. y.
=. who has been the guest Of MS.
Mary Schultz and other relatives in
Hammond for the past two months
will leave for her home sunday. Oc-
tober 10Th.
The executive hoard o. the Ham
mond Women's club viii meet for q
short session at the First Baptist
church tomorrow afternoon at 1850.
The Hammond womens club VIII
hold a short business session at the
Baptist church Saturday afternoon At
two O'Clock which VIII adjourn 70
meet with the ". c. II e. convention
Mrs. z. C. Rumpler. president of the
Indiana Federation Of Womens clubs.
will give an address at the W. c. r. L.
convention Saturday afternoon at the
baptist church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

The personnel OF this unusual vocal
quartet is as follows. Marie Walters.
soprano, Mildred smith. contralto.
Richard Favey, tenor; Canvan Jones.
baritone
This is the FIRST number on the
course.
Dr Hagcrnan. the lecturer VIII an
pear on the course NOV. and the
Dunbar Male quartet and Bcn Ring
WIS. Jan ~
Course tickets. $15o.
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trip through tile Dunes arc some OF
the things plannec for the day.
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The marriage of Mary Pajak ana
Bronislans Pietrzak took place al 81
Casimers church in West Hammond IL
ninethirty Wednesday. October 9th.
Tie maid &c honor Martha Pictrzak
and John Pajak served as best man
Tho brides maids were Anna Schum
Rose Babek. Stella pajak Walter IA
let. John Nouaczyk and steve PietrzalS.
The bride wore dress Of white char
meuse and a veil OF tuIc and the maid
81 honor and the brides maids were
dressed I'm white satin.
Dinner WAS served at the home OF
the bride and there was large dance
n the hall 70 which thoir friends were
invited in the evening.
Mrs. ]. \. Bcckman Of Glendale Park
l. quite III, her physicians are afraid
Of the development Of pneumonia.
Mrs Wm. Lynch Of haywood has
been quite III for the past three days.
The ST. PauFs Lutheran LADIES' Afd
VIII hold social and sale in the
church parlors October 18th Com
mepcing at 8 o'clock IL the afternoon
i VIII continue into the evening \
cafeteria luncheon viii be served IN
connection with the sale
The marriage OF Margaret Heimbach
daughter OF MI and Mrs. Charles Helm
bach Of 522 Sibley street 10 Gailus Man
tell. son OF Mrs. A. Garold. took place
yesterday morning Oct. the 7.h. at the
st. Joseph church, the Rev Father
Berg officiating. The attendants wers
Miss Elizabeth Kleihege. maid honor
and Charles Heimbach. brother OF the
bride. best man. The bride wora
gown of white georgette over whit
satin with trimming Of pearls. aud a
tu.le vcil held in place with lillies OF
the vsllies the maid OF honor wore a
tsock Of orchid and rose prgandy. aud
carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses
The bride carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley
After the ceremony a wedding n,eak-
fast and reception was given At the
brides home on Sibley street 10 Which
he relatives and large numDer %
friends were invited The young peo-
pie left on a honeymoon. the destiua-
ton of which was not disclosed 10
their friends They viii be at home
after October the 18th on Claude street
The corner stone Of the new Century
Methodist Episcopal church corner O.
Gostlin and Towle streets viii be laid
next sunday oct. o. at - o'clock Dr.
d. r. Mckenzie. the newly appointed
district superintendent Of the South
Bend district will offciatc. assisted b.
Or II. r. De Bra secretary Of the.
Calumet Missionary society and the
Rev. " G. Henslee. pastor.
W. V. West of st. Joe. Mich. was a
guest al the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Fehrman OF Williams street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Fricke and son
left for California today where they
viii locate definitely.
Mrs. Burton Harrington. son Burton
and daughter Mildred left yesterday
for a motor trip to Norfolk. va. where
they Will be joined BY air Harrington
who has been there for a couple o.
weeks and he VIII return with them
Mrs ". G. Paxton very delightfully."-
entertained over sixty guests ct a 1000
o'clock luncheon and bridge at her
home on Holman street yesterday
The house was prettily decorated with
fall flowers and i've course luncheon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
PLEATING AND
RE-PLEATING

All kinds OF skirts in one day. But
ton covering. hemstitching. braiding,
All work guaranteed Call at Was
Reys. 81 State st. little west Of Hob
man st, Phone 446 Hammond. s-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

The Eokol Sales Co. open all day
and Tuesday and Friday evenings. Call
and see Free Demonstration of OIL
Burner, 17s Sihley ST.. Hammond, Ind
1o-s-6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08
RUGS AND CARPETS

Washed IN your own home. Hamr-
i con Beach method. w B. Cooksey. 419
z. state st.. phone Ham. s4o-J. 1915
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08
FIGHTING FOR
GOLF HONORS

CLEVELAND O.. oct S.-semi-
hnal matches were PLAYED at the May
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Try a Times Want AID"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Mrs. Harry Smith OF Jersey City. y.
:, who has been the guest Of MS.
Mary Schultz and other relatives In
Hammond for the past two months
viii leave for her home sunday. Oc-
tober 10Th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Mrs. ". G. Paxton very delightfully."-
entertained over sixty guests ct a loo
o'clock luncheon and bridge at her
home on Holman street yesterday
The house was prettily decorated with
fall flowers and five course luncheon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Mrs Burton Harrington. son Burton
and daughter Mildred left yesterday
for motor trip to Norfolk. Va. where
they Will be joined BY air Harrington
who has been there for a couple Of
weeks and he VIII return with them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Miss Janet Toder OF SCI Hoffman st.
went TO Michigan City today with the
Ssad Society Of international Rotary
headquarters. where they viii be
guests Of the Michigan City Rotary
Club. \ barbecue IN Motifs woods and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

The Marquette Club was entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. Lawrence Cox
on Holman street today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

J. C. Kerber and family Of Cleve-
land. O.. spent Few days at the home
~ their parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
Schreiber of 10 Fayette 81 Mr.. Ker-
ker was in Hammond on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Sugar. you 2ze per h. New laid Eggs direct from farm
All Our Goods Are Guaranteed
New Laid Eggs Direct From the Farm Large Loaf Bread for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

W. V. West Of st. joe Mich. was a
guest AT the home of AR and Mrs VIM
Fehrman OF Williams street yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frickc and son
left for California today where they
viii locate definitely
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-08

The home economies department. of
tae Hammond Womcns Club held the
fest meeting OF tho year al the Wash
iRct0n school yesterday afternoon. The
%urthern Indiana Gas and Electric Co.
gexc an interesting demonstration o.
tAelr washing and ironing machines
and electric cooking appliances There
were fifty ladies present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11

BETHANY g sa' e z aa: %. e.
hugh :. sTHSEN q OF Niaisass;
Preaching b Ing p.sN e - q. So 80
ViSisn"; s pm, "Dis pa 1890 H1e
niors; 8 pm, social hdsa all invited; So
ma, I. r. 3. q. E.: NIT t'sssk prayer meet
j ~. THURSDAY. pm
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ssErHoD1sr Ep1scopAI. twn,..,.

METHODIST EPIscoPAJ. twAiss,.
Wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church
WILLIAM A: HAGGERTY, RI. D.. Pastor.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday school
,,oo Mr.. John $. Barker. supt
| "WEIGHED AND WANTING.'
pm-YoUNG PEoPLE's SERVICE.
500 p.m.-Evening worship-
| Short sddIess BY passee.
- CORDIAL WELc0ME yQ ALI.
Iowa Avenue NJ. e. Church
Cor. 1lth and Emerson sts. NV. Is: ~, = :.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday school. ~
Subject. ..T Il ESSENTIAL v1sIori;
700 pm.-Epworth League.
500 p.m.-sermon by assistant minister.
Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church
Grant Circle and New H.mpshire Ave. NV.
| Mr.. o. J. Randall, supt.
| e:45 p.m.-Epworth League.
"A TIA FALSE 81 Phi PrR Risseyi
p:m;-Bishop Edgar Blake, D. D..
Ii D.. Of Paris, France. Musical pro-
Church, leader. Mrs. J. N. sylvester,
organist. - -
sf:Ih, n,>r sPisCOp%L Il oior~s, ).
Asbury M. E, '''h x aSD ggnsHTs
IL .a.m.-BIsHoP M. ". OIAIR:w,l,
preach his farewell sermon uader the au-
spc M,S sf DAUGHTERS of Conference. Mrs. MOI
Israel C, NJ 8. s Is AE W.S. SIS s;w
=, SEXES OF SPECIAL SERMONS.
kiSaDeS or saS1sss 70 THE
sp.m.-sermon " Rev. s. u williams.
READ THE SCRIPTURE.
John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church
REV. ". g ca c%R fG1serTo Fl Pastor %
s:s0 a.m-Sunday school and Bible classes.
1915 a:m.-"LOYALTY TO VISION"
soloist: Miss Mae Washbun.
7;4' '-n.-, 1.-THE STRUGGLE IN THE
scloist: Miss Mildred w.dd,eson.
Sp.m.-ohristian Endeavor meeting.
": 9. brown Of Brooilyn.
Miles Memorial c. N. E. Church
s s,a s q sssTssn s saa 4 ave ,.;.
noo e = SCI BY Dr. @ NJ. BLouNr
ON TIME, PLEASE!
WOMAN.s DAY.
Campbell A. NJ. E. Church
December 18th. 1920.
$40 a.m.-sundsy sch,ol. Jas F. Payne
1900 a.m.-sernon by Mrs. Laura Williams
sen.@o 4 L 8 ms. 4: R. oueenan. pref.
q. Jas. Young. MusicaI Director.
". Il. MAN0Koo, Pastor.
Lane c. M. E. Church ~, O., AS9 Q
REV; ARTauR "; woMAcK.. Pastor.
Ceiebrafion Of the 50th Anniversary of the
G: NJ b Church ~ a Determination. Dec.
DRs: BREEDiNe, Julius CARROLL.
AID DEAN PRaTT AaoNa ! sfEA sdaSSi
aeSa.y Or "A. nsoEsr 6 eGs b. pss e
the Fnitles Tee: Tres, pm, ami
History Of the Denomination.
ALL WELCOME.
l1ETHODIsT PROTESTANT.
Mt. Tabor W''ssa- @s ave ,pa s ss.a st
.. s.. s:4S. Worship. II am. and pm.
North Carolina Ave. = =, 9 : z Ave,
REV. J. FRANKLIN BRYAN. Pastor
4 aea-T Wo SHGEoH & ~ S, saRR1s.
THE HoMELIKE CHURCH. =,
Rhode Island Avenue
r.. Rssae !. I'1.1s Az; e ris:s & nv:
oa.n.-Mixsd tduit class. : -
s1.n- mas., Nan Who said Twill su,
s'ssH oa & Ri% &17a Z Z MISSION" :
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Mt. Ofive BAPTIST Church

ma !s on Z e 2 , :ss T sf.' he
lin a.n.-Pyeac6iag. guh1est. ~ Hasss
e:A9pR-B. r. r. q. HpeskeE, XREeoe
4. Cia.x. principal q Miner
Normal.
s.1Sp.a.-Preec4ias. Subject "A Mes,
sage fton the Dead"
N afe cordially limited to atAeutk
Rev. r. A. CAKHDk, Pastor -,
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T. essf<'Ff~
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
! CHUAC1E08 on C1nIBFs sci0afss.
DsaneAee % ne Msthss Ch.nsn II
PtIst 1kureA - CAtiss, sse1ntt'
In BSstsns 1sss.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Coisnbia Road and Daelid st.
Second chmci, Of Christ, Scientist
M. Masssie Temple. sth sad NE.
Third church Of Christ, Scientist
M.ss.is Tsmpis. lsth and \. Z, Ave.
Feurth Church Of Christ. Sctenfiai
ms Arcade. 14th and Park Read.
Subject: "God the Pre-
server of Man"
sss.s q ~; ..s s;..
sV Wssss sSaeet svvas'siisia ,...rssss.
O'Clock.
READING ROOMS,
COLORADO DLDGS 1lt3 SD g 4ts~-
Hsuss q b . lseed., g ., ssd Ssa'
anA Holidays, 2:a0 to 6:0o3.
15s0 COLUMBIA I'D. H.W-
Heus. 10 10 . leEsHt Wednesday even
Ing. SUNDAYS and heiidaJs).'
lls EAST CAPITOL ST.
days.; also a:ss to $50 sundays,
THE ARCADE, IltA and Rark read
(seesad FlsoF}-
ieTcep3 We7nesdsyO.
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West Washin Enn Baptist
a1st IND - nv:
WILLIAM &. Elan tSx3AN, Pastor.
11:fO e.m.-.Tifeiss IN - Tragedies"
7;45 Dm-.A Startii, I ReEeiatisf&"
8:46-Sunday school. I 81. 3. 7. 4. U.
= 10 ofclocs-Nen's Bible ! ciags.
There Is Welc 4 se Ser Feu.
o. eTH AND O. r AR0. AVE-. sc.
1I1CC Rnsoss. ,. " III b1aA0N:
0:S8-Bibie school. @ h % eos -
A1.X..TT5E MAKING II IA b0ISHEyIST.' -
Prayer 1oetine Tsa uany 1T 7:45.,
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Church Of the Covenant

Cam. ave. and N st..
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.,
Minister.
REV. HOWARD D. Talbot,
Assistant.
SUNDAY. nEcEMBER Il, 1890.
"-Sunday school, with mems and wom-
n:oo-Morning service. Sermon by Dr. Wood
S:5o-Afternoon service. Mfr. Baliington
Music BY the Solo Double Quartet.
sMg n.;s! log wrisnsson; Director Of
s:45-Christian Endeavor vesper service.
s:00-Evening service Sermoa BY Dr.
:THn H IcT2ssa WHICH Is HOLY"
voices. sydney Lloyd Wrikhtsen. d.
r .sstse q 49, 49, F sss:y Or
THgRaDAY. DDCRaaRHR ie 1874.
ALL WELCOME.
Garden Memorial z ssss:s;,: Ave.
Rev; GEORGE ~ CUMMINGS. Pastor
.:a:: 6: E. $40 pm: evsainEs.er,sess. 7.so
Fourth Presbyterian Church
nm 13sS ssd Fs,r@q.t; sss
9:So a-m.-Sund.y school.
Hoo a-m.-Aorning worship. Preaching b.
tie pastoF.
I:00 p.m--Chf1stian Endeavoe
Sp.m.-Praise service. wortan,s Mission.
aV Society. Illustrated lecture
on THE American, Iuddsas," b.
mss - 11E q g Sus ss:d ssses:
United Presbyterian S Sx.I,ss
Ne" aa4 4R41s q: r. l sss Ia.nde,A g NV
Ii s T.: ssS NM Il T. s ssS Pc.
SR.m.--TIE UNEAILLNG WORDS"
Georgetown Church Is, g J, ss4a
Rgv. JAMES T. MARSHALL. D. b., kASTTG
ci.te Pastor:
PPredestiatioa"; pin. ssrmes by r' Sss
Central Presbyterian Church
(Southern Assembly
Rev: JAMES h. Y TAYL5 5f g. s. B. n,T Fast.
130 an-Sunday school and Bfbae a.
$50 a.n--1en'ssBibse class.
500 p.A-Junier ccs sri = .e isssss..
3:O pn--Wsstn1nster LAaeua.
SgS p.n--secia! hosr far yene DsssaA
$500 p-m-Rreaehfng b. the pastae.
S:So pm. TF1sn an,@EsirR s.ssr :s,s,s. :. -
Eckington 1 E,ss,s. o q. .a ooa.
Rsy. b. 3. BRuNDAGA D. D., Nfn5s1sg.
ss a-m.-ss.asy school Pa. c: =
OF FORGIVENESS"
7HSpn.- e.a serv,ee Nd sermoa q
Metropolitan Presbyterian
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Metropolitan F. Presbyterian

Cor. xth and sta a.
Rev. t1ENLNY RoHRAR. Pasfs9.
To Aanse. II 6tA st. So
400-0ah3A sehoel
usoo--4ofnfA9 wershfp. Subject, TN
Power Il Gonvicftsa"
0a6-O "a 6ocaetieA. Iealesn-Seaf6.
Sarah Rohrer: Intermediate. 6peacsi
Walls, - :
7'D-n e,.E vos.h'p. Pageant. '-Sfart.s
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The Salvation Army =
HHADoUARTDR4: &-~
District Of U0iumbfa, @'s
e0 TUNAeYIYANIA AVE. NV,
MAJ, AND MRS. Ne3EE,
CsmDaadins. d. O.,
Something to Think About
With the esnhg 81 ChEafnsz thu SALIVA
to. Army bends all its s3sets in making
this du1e II tAA yesP asasR Of happiness
end 10 plaa to hiring - tIsoss Is0 fartusats
en- e ;ss s.s, ~ q 80: 1s; a. s;S &c.
hfafA
4 OhSistim sadaaSss sine q bassd q o.
41nt1o6 unn1oshness kings - nanY fmiliss
CArisegos Joy and to ti6 ti0usaads 81 ehii-
dssa tAs Salvation Army h thsis sasn
Day $3.50 8 mas iistie @sss DAT tsss e sss
fss@ tbe siuBso mad The pear MISTRESS d a
elfy1 1hey nm uniauo gatll11in8u. tuf fhey
aeo tnteR1o - laniaH t1ss bokkee tAia9s
81 Hn tsst - their asss fstmats tEDthess
This Christians won't ysu sniah AZ An,
>stat ars. Lar fsstunate tSsa ysu-try ~
make ssne GO else hspn59
In ysar seighhsrhesd there IL IN Army
csr,. No a-sso Pa. ave. NV, c.,e. vn
Gag: No. nh .ud P s.., s.w, tsa,sr.s,.
osr, 80 e. III b.. st. .,.,. As,.. N. Fry.
ss.isi 9sEts. Caster. no n, ~ AZ, sa-
"A HMPIEa HAND ReH ANY HUMAN
sss sshaa oJfo aF 81 ouJHFa AD sos
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Ebenezer NJ. e. Church
Conner 9Th and sts. -,
]. ". WATERS, Poster.
$50 a.m-6unday school. Adult classes,
100 a-m.-Anly Communion.
$50 D.m.-Epvorfh League.
1:30 p.m--Hoiy Communion feootiamd1,
7 $40 U.n., AmdAy-Junior I4ague naxnazt
EVERYBODY WELOOME.
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THE HOME CHURCH


metropolitan, Z lhptist Chaneh
J. Sixth and n Str b t. Nsfshnnst.
JOHN COMPTON :; sAL1. Rzstsr.
! II o'clock Am L
How the FIST Lfy<s
1f A serusn On ys1EHB LUTHERANS'
GREATENT TEX RS The aBennd SeFsnon
: in the series on Z" efiHE MRTHFIAgHz.
49, or DOMINANT DENOMINATIONS"
r. 7:45 sseloek pm
- Just as sIsAm"
shsvins thu !" rzRs n CONVEX.
-. SION" as revea "a in the beaud6a'
hymn sf CffARLOH re NIHf01E
= = 0:t6-Hihle school ~ Glass far ~
9:45-"Bretiser van", ieefs men II snei.
tofiunas =
a:ooJmior 7. F.aal.M
6:45-Intefmediate ann Ecnisr O. 4,
BAPT1SM At THE Z 4 EnElfG- sEERrscE.
MALE QU KYEr
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Kendall Baptis t Church

eth helew 3 q s.w.
asa0 q. m.--Sunday sc6ook
1f:00 a.m.-Preachine ny walter Seete,
1.-THE THREE GREA EN6T VERBS IN
The NEW TESTAMl
uHRIsTIAHr
5naFeai.tie sarvies. satA nasaf saa -
sSc oSSabfA wtssas s6scszs ~ M.
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Rhode Island Ayc1tie
Rhode Island ave. ut First ct. NV.
REV. G. I. HUMPHREYS, Ainisfer.e
10 a.n.-Maxed Sdu1t class 3
II a.m.-Conmminn service
Sp.m.-."rhe Man Who Said 7 WfI.' bul
DIDN'T 49, =
0:30@S. 8. 7p.m.-C q.
"A CHURCH WITH A MISSION" =
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Fifth
Baptist,
Church

(E near 7th s.w.'
DIR. JOHN e.
BRIGGS
Win Preach o.
''THN NEVER
FAILING
CHRIST.
at II, and
'THN
eS1MSsss51et
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Mt. Tahor Wlseon.in ave. and sSth st.
@sAsH oAA z T. KIRKLEY, PASTOR.
D. s.. 9:4S. Worship. II am. and pm.
North Carolina Ave, = =, e : I'VE,
REV. J. FRANKLIN BRYAN. Pastor.
II a.m--THE CHURCH IN 6ARDIs"
dp.m.-"A WOMAN IN DID0RACE."
TIE HOMELIKE CHURCH.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18
THINKS UNCLE SAM
SHOULD AID MINERS
Demonstration Operations
Throughout the Country
Are Urged.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.--A plea for
demonstration coal mines" along the
same lines as demonstration farms
maintained by the United States de-
partment of agriculture was made be.
fore the 121st annual meeting Of the
American Institute of mining and
metallurgical engineers here today by
j. j. Rutledge of the United States
Bureau of Mines.
The object of these mines which
would be located in the principal Goa
areas. he said, would be TO make ex.
periments with various details OF
ccal mining to discover the most eff
fective local methods. Mr., Rutledg
said that operators because OF com,
petitive conditions, low capitalization
and fear of labor sensitiveness can
not undertake such experiments but
are very willing 10 give moral and
financial support to the plan. The
.demonstrative mines would be oper-
.ated under board of disinterested
engineers, and practical miners.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18
FINED $40 EOR CHILD.
LABOR ACT OFFENSE
State Factory Inspector
Starcher Drops Into
Town to Enforce Law.

State Factory Inspector Starcher
dropped into town this morning and
Immediately proceeded to make it
plain that this time he is here to en-.
force the child labor Law. Warrants
for Violating the law were served upon
the manager of the Temple bowling
alleys Six boys were at work there
last night who should not have been
at work or even in the place. Ins2ec-
tor Starcher pressed for action OF
only one of the cases but that one
resulted in fine of $50 and costs.
Inspector Starcher stated after the
hearing this morning that a year age
he made trip through this part of
the state explaining the child labor
lay to employers and asking them
to cooperate in enforcing it. He be-
lieyes they have had plenty of time in
which TO adjust themselves to the act
Most of them in fact have adjusted
themselves. There are, however, somt
who have paid no attention to the act
and these will be prosecuted.
Inspector Starcher could not say
thls morning how long he would re-
main in town Long enough TO feel
satisfied that all the violation of the
child iahor and factory laws have
been stepped he said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18
Blood Thirsty Crap
Shooter Still at Large

Joe Ridley, negro, charged with
shooting Jim Bridges at the Koppers
plant on Monday night is still at
large, county officers claiming they
have done their "durndesta but can't
somehow get their hooks on the
man. Ridley is saidsto be in hiding
among his friends ON the 'sBoweryp
at Water street.
Those houses say officers, 'are
nothing but windows and chimneys,
and man can come in one and 20
out the other just as easy as not.
A good description OF the man was
yobtainable. but so far nothing in the
way Of "cullud gentleman in such
an outfit. or possessing such a set Of
features has been run onto.
Bridges is said to be in a danger
Gus condition at the City hospital and
doubts are expressed by attending
physicfans whether he will survive
the shock OF the wound he received.
The bullet which Ridley fired still re-
mains close to his lung and cannot be
removed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18
NJ 'ADOO is COY
ABOUT CANDIDACY
Thinks Democratic Dele.
gates Should go Unin-
structed to Frisco.
tBy Associated Press /

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-William G.
McAdoo announced today that he
would not permit his name to be used
on presidential primary ballots in the
various states, and that he advocated
the sending OF uninstructed delegates
to the Democratic national convention.
The former secretary of the treasury
said he believed the highest construc,
tive leadership can best be obtained
IL the national interests SIS not sub.
merged in contest of individual can.
didacies."
Personally" Mr.. McAdoo contin.
ued, II would be delighted IL the next
national convention might actually be
a great Democratic conference where
the utmost freedom of action should
prevail and where the motives Of high
service alone should control"
"The obligations of. citizenship in a
democracy are supreme" )" he said. and
therefore he Should regard II as the
imperative duty of any man to accept
a nomination II 1t should come to him
unsolicited. am not seeking the nom.
ination, the letter said, and am re-
luctant to do anything that would Gre
ate the appearance of a candidacy"