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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
PRIESTS DEATH NOT DUE
TO RELIGIOUS FEELING

Lead, s D.. Oct .s.-On behalf OF
the Knights OF Columbus and with
the approval OF Catholic church su-
thoricies here. James L Curran, dis
trict attorney for the Knights OF
Columbus today issued statement TO
the Associated Press in which he de-
cIared Father A 3. Belknap's death
was not, in their opinion due 10 local
religious feeling
Mr.. Cur-aIs statement follows.
For fear the impression might pre-
vail in some places that the death Of
Father A 3. Bslknap may be the re-
suit OF local religious an.agoriAT. 1
wish 10 say that II Is the opinion of
Catholics here generally and of Pro
testauts as well that such is not the
case. Since Bishop J. J. LAWYER took
charge of the diocese of Lead. five
years ago, ths relations between
Catholics and Catholics have
been Increasingly pleasant. There Is
no sentiment here among Protsstants
against the Catholics and there is no
anita gouisyIi to Catholics among Pro-
testauts. We are OF the opinion that
the death Of Father BeIknap WAS dye
to personal motives of the slayer and
that religious feeling did not enter
into IT,
For the neigh boriy feeling that
exists between the sects and denon,i-
nations here we give d full share OF
the credit TO Bishop LAWYER who has
sought TO promote such feeling.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
CRIPPLE CREEK
MINING ACTIVITY

Special to IN. Chierrair-
Cripple Creek. Colo oc. --0-s.
grab samples q which run from 100
10 $50 TO the ton in gold. has been
found on the twentieth level Of the
Ajax mine. A Wine will &c sunk
within the next few days TO deter
mine the extern. OF the find
LeAsers on the eleventh ierA Of the
Mary Mckinney mine have been ship
Ping ore OF better than average grade.
A small poke. IN the vein on this
level recently produced ore which set
tied at IS per pound
A two foot vein Of ore hss been
found or the Cameron tovn-sl-s run
ming $50 20 the ton in gold The ore
IS being taken out from a depth of
twenty-five feet The extent Of the
find has TO. been determined. as only
preliminary work has been done to
date Prospects however point to a
quantity OF rich ore in these workings.
An extensive diamond drilling cam
paigu has been started on the South
Burns mine. under lease to H. LIZ
Brur Association OF New York Holes
will be drilled from the twelfth level
OF the South Burns TO the Pharruscist,
another will be drilled into the Find
lay from the third level and one from
the bottom level under the famous
S1ssrbowl stone This drilling will
he done with tho object In view Of
striking the Pauper vein system. cas-,
Of the Sugarbowl
The recent strike on the thirteenth
level of the South Burns Is holding Up
70 expectations Driving has been con-
pIetsd 81 fee. north Of the shaft on
the eleventh level the object Of which
IS to cut the ore shoot mined above
IN. tenth level
II ts reported that on. Of the big
rlunition companies of New York viii
soon become AFFILIATED with the Le
B-un interests In the District
The Nildicstor mine has completes
its shaft between the eighteenth and
twentieth isyels. For some time the
company has been -zt>n out ore from.
the twentieth level thru Wine TO
the eighteenth thence to the shaft
The completion Of the shaft to the
twentieth will mean increased produc-
tion from the rich ore on this level.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Wireless, from Moscow says REVOLT
against Ruu1aniAn government Bes-
sarabia grows
schools nation asked TO cooperate
memorial services for unknown dead
al Arlington
Eurico ca-uso. arrived New York.
Friday.
several drowned Naples By flood
Sebeto river
Mrs p. A Dawes. 10. mother Brig.
General Charles G. Dawes. dead at
Marietta. Ohio
Secret German. strength in World
War in power OF education. John
T1ze-t. federal commissioner educs-
tion tells Middlesex county teachers
association.
I Body Isharn Taylor. So. vice presi-
dent insolyent Farmers Bank. New
burg. Indiana found Friday. home
near kaaksetown. Ind. throat slash
ed. probable suicide Recently mar
rfed is-ycar-oId girl
DIR. Ciernon FIrquer. famous Vienna
child specialist, arrives New YORK
ern Guatemala
Observation-Disclosures congress
awards 1929 meet TO Italy7
Virtually all mines in anthracite re-
Eion closed saturday mark respect TO
John Mitchell. former president
E
{ strike called by xorkmen's fedora
ton at Aontssi5eo. Uruguay protest.
/ ing conviction Nicolo Sacco and Baro-
lon1eo vanzetti. in Mas. ties up city.
-Four unuasked bandits rob s B.
I F'lnuey. Is. robbed $4,000. Delta.
( Ohio. herb doctor In office
] Miss Margaret Anpe ended 5000
mile trip from Cambridge. England
t in Denver Saturday which she made
Z to mary George n. Sneesby. Bright
I on. Colo. childhood sweetheart
DR.. Bliss Caruan. crowned Cana
dian major poet b. Canadian authors
association
Note threatening death unless he
gave $500 received by Rev. Patrick
A Flanagan, o. aha lSeo., Catholic
l priest
II Mrs. LILLIAN Bena~a- ~. Denver
society woman. killed by fall from
Mercy hospital window.
II King Alexander. Jugo-SIay travel
ing incoguito, left Paris for Belgrade
Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
TRINIDAD MAN KILLS
PROWlER IN HIS HOME

Trinidad Colo, Oct 2s-Fintius a
prowi>r IN his HON. - returning from
a picture show tonight. Robert WIFI
simmons shot and killed the man as
he attempted 70 escape
The man. later Identified as FOR
EMO or-ega- =, an overseas veteran.
was ran.Ackirg a bureau when FStz-
simmons slipped In on him The al
legged burglar turned and tried 70 make
his getaway but was shot down - he
reached for his hip POCKET Fitz<iru-
mons told the police A small cailosr
gun and articles Fftrstnmo1s iteHIi-
fed as his we're found on the pro~iers
body.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

scoring .ss high gam. OF the season
on the Dixon and Miller alleys This
IS the fourth high game scored On
these alleys A 3 Corzri and c w
Ward having scored ss3 each and Q.
Lee 400 mark
week.
Tus<day-Eisin's ~ EaeheIs
"Wednesday Loop Marks; "a
Orange Crush.
Thursday-Ltth:as -. Coco Cola.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
Is Your
Underwear
Warm Enough?

rzr Weather Is -EtAhl-?cc't
better dress fer cold gzApa Enjoy
the spleu6t6 comfort ot VASSAR
Extra Elastic Union Salts This
winter
Heavy -sA-1r.l gray or .cru Cox
cno- Taszr Suits 81 90
Medium weight cream BzIo-ts-
fn TAx1- Salts $500
Heavy natural gray uo-tlet wool
mixed Es@zr SEiss ribbed Suits
II S-fscV
Eav wool rfred vas<ar Suits.
biz. rno--lesi color. derby ribbed
.ltS ~ 9 H-oo
Tea-y wool rtIed Vazsar SUITE
blue rnctrIs6 color, Swiss ribbed
(e1---a eleStcl, leader AZ x5 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

Art Talbot Rad the red ball work
ing fine Friday evening.
Art ~ le' IL
DUTCH ins - II
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
RAIL BOARD FORB|OS


are so absolutely necessary to the
peace. prosperity and safety of the
entire people, are In them selves when
they do not eliminate in a stoppage
Of traffic. a cause and source OF great
injury and damage.
The board further points out for
the consideration OF employees inter-
ested that when ouch action does re-
suit in strike the organization go
acting has forfeited its right and the
rights of its members in and to the
provisions and benefits of ali con-
tracts heretofore existing. and the
employees go striking have voluntarily
removed themselves from <the classes
entitled TO appeal to this board for re-
lief and protection"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30
ARMED CYCLISTS TO
GUARD L. S. NAL

New York. Oct Fifteen motor
cycles with side car attachments drfy-
en- by armed postal employees were put
into service today to accompany wag-
ous loaded with valuable mail
The machines were ordered oy Post
master Morgan at the instance of
Postmaster General VIII H Hays be-
cause OF the mail truck robbery last
Monday in which bandits eseaped with
81 -59",so worth OF money and securt-
Ties.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

The Coca Cola and Orange Crush
teams are tied for frs place with
seven games won and two lost
The Loop Market team dropped TO
third place Wednesday night when
they lost three to the Coco ColAS
The IIthia Boctierr take on the
Coco Coias reI- Monday night There
will. no doubt. be all kinds OF pop fly
ing around then
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

Muiholland was The pinch hitter In
the sweepstakes "Wednesday night
knocking the NAPLES for 24s In the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

The partial returns o. the Hrpt STATE
wide recall election held In the United
Scates,-,hat OF Norta Dakota, in1i-
cate that GOV Lynn Frazier NJ TIE
noa-pa-ttsan league. far-uer-laoor ad-
n,fuis-ation. is losing To r. A SEstos
an independent candidate
tn. independents claim the state
ownership plan. created by ERE non
partisan que, Is q ,lilurs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

Meeting OF general COMMITTEES o.
striking tratnmen on I. G. y. in Texas
called for Monday to discuss ending
strike.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-30

Charles Dutton, Morris. Kansas.
farmer. fined dollar and costs for
working on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
AM
SOCIAL NEWS
RUFF-HIGGTNS

~
The marriage of Edith Ruff. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Ruff. t. Edward
W Higgins. son of Mrs. Alice higgins
of Blue Earth. MINI. was -solemnIzed
at eight o'clock last evening at the St.
Episcopal church. Rev. Peter
L-anEendorn officiating. The bride en-
tered the church on the arm Of her
father. attended by her sisters. Ger
trude and Marjory. Bernard c. Gavit.
Emery Succock OF Oak Park. and III.
Carter Baldwin of Oak Park. Bernard
Gavit and Marjory Ruff served as best
man and maid of honor. Henry Con
key, accompanied by Miss Day Malo.
sang II win Lift UP Vim Eyes be-
tween the bethrothal and the double
ring ceremony. The bride looked
charming in a simple gown Of white
duchess satin entrain with a veil. car
rying a bouquet of brides roses and
lillies Of the valley. Marjory and Ger
trude Ruff wore organdy frocks Of the
same style. Gertrudes being orchid and
Marjorys peach color: they wore or
CANDY hats to match Marjory carried
Ward roses and Gertrude. OpheIia.
Immediately following the ceremony
there was an Informal reception at the
home. at which there were over sixty
guests. during the reception Miss Mar
tina Lund played the harp. The home
was prettily decorated with Wild low
ers of the season and p~eonies, and an
attractively arranged wedding slipper
was served. At about 1890. the young
couple left for Chicago, where they viii
spend a few days before departing for
the grooms home in Blue Earth. MINI.
They win stay there during the months
Of June and July. and August they viii
go to the HigEins summer home in Bar
Harbor. Maine, FOR a month. In sep
tember they viii he at home to their
friends in cleveland. Ohio. where MT.
Higgins has accepted "A position with
the White Motor Truck Co. Mrs. Hig-
gins was graduated from the University
Of Chicago in 1920. since that time she
has been engaged IN social service work
ated from Wabash college in 1917 and
continued his work at Harvard. gradu-
ating in May Of this year. They re-
ceive the CONGRATULATIONS and best
wishes Of "A host Of friends. for the most
Of happiness. The out-of-town guests
present were Jeneve Lampson. Eleanor
Groman. Josephine Wells. Margaret
Schuck, Francois IcIet, Joseph Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. DaweIl. WelIle McDanIels.
Inez Eaton, all of chicago; Alma Denne
of indianapolis. Miss strong of Chicago.
H.. Cyler Baldwin and Emory l. sue
cock Of oak Park
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Several Law Violators

Several law violators faced Judge
Klotz in the Hammond city court this
mernns. Charles Bough. 1905 Hem
lock street. Indiana Harbor, was fined
SIS for speeding. Alvin II. schriber.
Rural Route No. /. South Hammond.
was fined sl1 for the same offence
John yora. 136 Company house East
Hammond. was arraigned ON the com-
plant &c his wife for assault and bat-
terry. She alleged that he returned
from work The other day ana struck
her. Vora was found guilty and wac
fined SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
IN TRAPPED AUTO

Trapped in a Grant six sedan and
THEN car struck by a Michigan Cen
trail passenger train while running at
the rate of thirty miles an hour. was
the thrilling experience of Carl Polk
and Two women passengers at the
Grant street crossing in Gary shortly
after seven o'clock this morning.
Polk failed to see the approach OF
the train until st was almost on top
Of him. Turning on the gas. it gave
the car a sudden burst Of speed, but
not enough to clear the crossing. The
engine hit the rear of the coupe,
turning the machine clear around and
breaking one wheel. The passengers
luckily escaped without a scratch
The accident was witnessed by
Night Desk Sergeant Vaughn who was
on his way home from work. He stat
- that the autolsts are lucky that
they were not Killed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Permits Issued for
Concession on Beach

Building Commissioners Walter Dou-
gan issued five permits m the last
few days. one Of these permits was
Issued 10 the Jonnson-Kennedy estate
at Miller Peach Mir johnson is a
lawyer in Chicago and Francis Ken
nedy. his wife. is a well known actress
who spend her summer months a.
their Miller Beach home. The permit
was FOR the erection OF a concession
on the beach. The structure will cost
$500.
J. j. Poxon VIII build q garage at
c46 Ellsworth street to cost $3.50.
y permit was issued to J. j.. Ritter
Tor the erection Of a garage at Az
Harrusib street. 70 cost 500.
John Prybyz Will alter his resi-
dence cit 1852 virginia street at a cost
3f $500.
\ permit was issued TO Nick Henin-
ky for the erection Of a structure a;
.529 Pierce street to cost sl.0@1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
POLICE
ARE

Members Of the Gary police depart
ment are generous. to say the least.
During the boy scout drive in Gary
last week when q three days cam
paign was conducted to raise $4,000 for
the up-keep Of the summer camp at
fremont and other expenses during
the year. members Of the department
subscribed a total Of S476.5O-
Yesterday chief of Police W. A. For
bis OF Gary made arrangements 70 turn
the money over to the committee in
charge Of the drive. There are 1o5 on
the personel Of the po.ice department
and on an average each officer gave
nearly s. TO the fund.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Street Car Passengers
Have Narrow Escape

Passengers Of a one-man street car
became terror stricken, yelled. tore At
each other and stampeded fo rthe door
late yesterday afternoon when the
trolley Of the car jumped from the
wire as q fast train bore down upon
them. endangering their lives az the
Michigan Central railroad crossing in
Gary.
The street car was crowded and the
motorman. who also acts as conductor
also had some difficulty in getting out
of the car TO get the trolley back on
the wire. a second after he had got
the car off the rails Of the track. the
train whizzed by.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
r BILL RAISER
R~EARRESTED

Leon z. stephens. clever Belgium
bill raiser, who wa arrested by the
Gary police several months ago after
operating extensively in the region
and escaped from federal authorities
at Indianapolis. has been captured at
Milwaukee. according to information
received by CHIEF of Police W. A.
Forbis Of Gary today and is on his way
back to Indianapolis.
Following his arrest in Gary Ste
phens was taken TO indianapolis by
Captain Hall and on the plea Of being
i'll he was taken to the hospital, where
after several treatments he made his
escape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04

fHDIiNapN T1AlIp1I1lItIlFE YlE TNNlEIlIljlHMlg1
4
Eirgt CAnreh 81 tha Naxarann

= - -
Corner Calumet and Michigan avea
a. ~. Wells. Pastor.
Sunday schoo s:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at 1916 p. m.
y. Z. S. Meeting at Gas p. m.
Children's Day Program 7.45 D m.
Class Meeting 7:45 T. NJ. Wednesday.
W. F. VI. meeting Thursday at geo.
Teachers Meeting at 500 p. m. Fri
daH.
We will give our annual Children's
Day Program sunday. juno the 9Th. AZ
Us p. III. There will be god singing
excellent readings and splendid speak
ing. Don't TAIL to enjoy this feast Of
good things and show your appreciation
TO the children.
We extend a cordial invitation to ali
and a special invitation 10 the parents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
GIVE HIM
PARTY

Roy G. Parry. chief clerk Of the
Gary Land company in Gary for the
past ten years. who rendered his
resignation several weeks ago to go
into the contracting and home build.
ing game in the steel city. will be the
guest at a picnic and farewell party
which will be held at Cedar Lake by
the employees OF the Land company this
afternoon.
AS a urprise Mr. Parry will be
the recipient Of a beautiful Hamilton
watch, as a token Of friendship aud
faithful service among the employees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
rrRsr CHuRCH--aIn

met avenue and Summer Boulevard
g.. NJ Smithson minister.
9.30-Bible School.
DISCRIMINATION and sermon. Sub
jcct Monuments"
7:00-Junior. intermediate and Senior
Christian E~ndeavor.
S:00-Sermon subject THE Bitter and
the Sweet"
North Side Rus on Sheffield 9:10 a. m.
Huehn 9:t5: Oak and Hofma at go
land 9:c5: Forsythc avenue, 9.15: Sibley
street Mt 9:2O. Free rides to and from
the serviceS
NOTICE-The South Side Bus has
been discontinued and will make . West
Hammond route instead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
cine street Prsspyterasn Church.
Corner Pine st. and Chicago ave.
2. Leroy Steffey. Minister. 40e Oak

Corner Pine st, and Chicago ave
F. Leroy Stefey. Minister. 400 Oak
street.
sunday school at $50 a m.
f.. +. s G. Z. at ZOO r. m.
Public Worship at 1876 a. m. and 500
?. m.
prayer Meeting Wednesday at 1880
The Rev. +. ". Backemeyer. n. d.
will preach IN the morning and possibly
I'm The evening, The evening service
viii be just one hour long. 500 to $500.
Hammond city mission. 1se indiana ave-
GOSPEL services sunday and Thursday
evening at 7:45 y. m.
sabbath school and Adult Bible Class
at $500 D. I'M.
a. J. Allen. Superintendent.
Everybody welcome.
Open air GOSPEL meetings Thursday
and Saturday evenings. 500 p. m. cor
ncr Hoffman and Favett etaoin etaoin
ner Holman ana Faayette streets.
THE PULL GOSPEL MISSION
202 Hoffman street. corner Towle St.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Miss Rowley Honored

ESPECIAL TO THE TINEsl
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass, June A.
Miss ReEia N. RowIey. 1924. daughter
OF Ralph Rowley Of $40 Jackson street
Gary. has been elected TO serve on the
executive board Of her class at Mount
Holyoke college for the coming year.
Miss Rowiey is also to be on the edi-
torial board OF The Round Table" the
college magazine next year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04

Charles DYER is in indianapolis on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bresler. former resi-
dents Of Hammond, who moved to Hi
noIs about a year ago, are back here
visiting relatives.
The Misses clara and Gertrude
Frenek Of Hoffman street entertained
a number Of friends at an evening
party last night for their brother,
Charles FrencE. who is visiting them
from Seattle. Wash. The evening was
very pleasantly passed with games and
music and a prettily appointed course
luncheon was served. Mr. Frenck Is q
former resident of Hammond; four
years ago he went 70 Seattle and he is
now located in the real estate business
there
The II men of the Hammond high
school had a beach party at Pine
Beach, Gary. last evening They had "a
beach dinner and danced.
Wynn Jones is expected to arrive
home from Purdue university today.
The Il. y. az A will meet tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock at the Oak
Hill cemetery entrance to hold their
anpuai memorial exercises. A large
attendance Of members is desired.
The ST Agnes Guild Of the st. Pauls
Episcopal church will meet Monday
evening. in the guild room of the
church.
Mildred Modjeska has returned from
the Northern Illinois state Normal
school from which she was graduated
his year. to spend the summer with
her parents. the I. I Modjeskas Of
Park Place.
Frank RAY has been seriously ill at
his home for the past six weeks.
Mrs. Rose Latta Is a guest OF the
A. VI. Turner family of Glendale Park,
Mrs Latta has been at Battle Creek
for the past two weeks. and VIII re-
turn to her home in Greensburg. Pa.
inter her visit here.
Mrs Susie Lawrence Of bloomington
has been the guest OF her mother. Mrs.
julius KoIb 81 $50 Sibley street, for the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. P. H~ipplewaile Of
New York city left yesterday for their
home after spending several weeks in
Hammond as the guests of relatives
here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Centenary M. Z. Church.
Warren c. Henslee. Pastor

warren T. Aensiee, RaStor.
Church has moved to the new church
building on the corner Of Gostlin and
TOWle streets.
sunday schoo at s:45 a. m.
Preaching service at 1915.
Junior League at 1915.
Epworth League zoo p. IN.
leader Mr. a. P. Guise.
reaching service at 500 p. NJ.
Come and bring your friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04

] block east Of Holman.
Sunday afternoon Mt 3 p. m.
sunday evening at TAB p. m.
Sunday School at 300 T.. NJ.
Also Tuesday evening at 7.45 D. m.
Thursday evening at 7.45 y. nj.
Pastor III. w. Thomas and wife in
Pastor residence, 376 North
Holman street.
Assistant Pastor Mrs. +. i Arm
You are a stranger here but once.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Broken Steering Knuckle
Causes Bad Accident

a large furniture truck owned by
tho Atlas Furniture company or Chi
cago and driven BY Louis wild. ran
Wild when a steering knuclde on the
ear was broken Yesterday and crashed
INTO the station OF the South Shore
Electric at BaInville. doing consider
able damage to both the station and
the car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
rirst Presbyterian Churon.

Hohman and Highland SITS
J. C.. Parrett. Minister.
Bible School at GAS a. m.
Morning Worship at rs 0
Subject Glass Distinction"
Christian Endeavor AT 700 p. m.
Evening Worship at 500 I. ".
Subject "The Sufflciencv Of Jesus
There viii bo pccial music a. both
services. the public especially ttose
who have no church home are invited
to these services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
rntenational p.,le students.

i o O. r Han. 170 State 6.
Public lecture along Biblical lines ev-
cry Sunday at 300 p. m.
Always instructive, helpful and rea-
sonable. The wisdom from above Is
the nobiest science and the best iastruc-
ton.
Al wefcome. Seats free. No conec-
uoq.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
MoNRoE sTREEr n. q. cHuRcn-

DIR. Chas. II. Leeson. pastor.
Gas a. m. Sunday School.
Graded Course used.
Ill a. m.-Morning sermon. Theme
Man and Hts Makcr.'
700 p. M. EIworth League.
Toptc;-"Thy Kingdom Come. IN MY
CoUntry."-Matt. 6:7-15. Leader Mrs.
Engle.
S p. m-Evening Sermon. Theme.
"Fancy's show Box
Special music A cordial Invitation
is extended to all in the community to
I'll services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
AUTO HITS
TROLLEY POLE

Mike Cupovah. 1855 Adams street,
Gary. Is confined at the Mercy hospital
today with a severely leg
and painful bruises about the head as
q result of losing control Of his auto
al 18th avenue and Washington street
IN Gary yesterday noon when the ma
chine crashed into a street car pole
as he was crossing nth avenue On
Washington street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
Car Belonged to
East Chicago Man

An Elsiu car. reported found by the
East Chicago police last night. has
been identified by the Gary police de-
partment as being owned by Nick
Ross. 514 143rd street, according to
the police blotter this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-04
GARY
NEWS

Are you going to the cafe Lafayette
tonight? Prize dancing. kewpie dolls
given away by lucky members. Try
your luck dancing. Finest restaurant
in town. Popular prices. VIM. PIecolo
proprietor. 81