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FOR RENT-6 room modern flat 1929
Magoun ave. East Chicago. 1859
FOR RENT-Store, steam heat. Hotel
Carleton Hammond. 7-25-tf
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logical seminary in New York contains
more than 1,2OO different editions OF
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phone and residence number
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PERRY H. STEVENS,
JOHN KESERIC,
VIM. SYKES.
Board of p''hiio Works
Attest: DORATHEA MILLER,
Clerk 7-22-2?-2E-2R T-2s-29
NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PR1-

NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRI-
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 18th day of July. 1921. the Board
sessment Roll for the Improvement Of
Monroe Street, Section Three CD from
the south line of Thirty ninth Avenue
to the north line of Forty first avenue
within the City of Gary. Lake County,
Indiana, under DeclararOry Resolution
Number Twenty-six Hundred Eighty
FIVE (26S5) adopted on the twenty-sixth
day Of April. 1920. by the Board of Pub
lie Works.
The intersecting streets and alleys
are: Thirty-ninth Avenue, Alley Thir-
ty-nine South; Fortieth Place, Alley
Forty South. and Forty-first Avenue.
The parallel streets and alleys within
One Hundred Fifty G5S feet are: AL
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description of
property to be assessed with the
amounts of the prima facie assessment
ject to assessment and is on file and
can be seen at the office of the Board
Of Public Works in the City Hall, Gary
Lake County, Indiana.
On the sth day of August. 1921 at
nine o'clock a. m. the Board of Public
Works viii meet in its office at the
City Hall to hear and receive remon-
strances against the amounts assessed
of land and Will hear and determine the
question as to whether the same have
been benefited or Will be specially ben
Gifted by said Improvement in the
amounts set forth in said roll. and will
then give a hearing to all persons in
dify in whole or in part the respective
prtma facle assessments on said Roll
BY order Of the Board of Public
Works.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Tortoise she'll RIM glass. near
Columbia ave. Call S75-R after 6
o'clock East Chicago. Reward 1852
LQST@Saturday embroidered Sdrss ser.
scarf, wrapped in tissue paper on
Holman, Condit or State Line street .
Valued as gift. Finder please phone
1886 Hammond. 1926
Will PARTY who found crystal rim
med glasses call Hammond 1898 and
give their address. 1920
LOST-Two checks issued by Indiana
Harbor Belt Company, made payable
to Nick George and Andrew Gouriotes.
Finder return TO Hammond Fruit Co.
1875 State st. Hammond. Reward of
7-2H
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legal NOTICES

NOTICE OF. THE ADOPTION OF PRI-
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 18th day of July. 1921 the Board
Of Public Works adopted Primary AS
sessment Roll for the Improvement OF
Fourteenth Avenue Section Three go
from the center line of Roosevelt Street
to the west line of Grant Street with
in the City Of Gary. Lake County, Ind
lana, under Declaratory Resolution Mum
Der Twenty eight Hundred Ninety-two
f2S92) adopted on the seventh day of
March 1921. BY the Board OF Public
Works
The intersecting streets and alleys
are: Roosevelt Street, Alley Twenty
One (21-B) B. West. Alley Twenty-one
a. West (21-A), Cleveland Street. Al
ley Nineteen West. Garfield Street.
Alley Seventeen B West G7-B) Alley
Seventeen A West (17-A) Grant Street.
The parallel streets and alleys within
One Hundred Fifty (150) feet are
Alley Thirteen and Alley Fourteen
South.
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names OF the owners and description of
property 10 be assessed with the
amounts OF the prima facte asses srnent
against each lot or parcel of land. sub
ject to assessment and is on file and
can be seen at the office of the Board
of Public Works in the City Hall Gary,
Lake County, Indiana.
On the Sth day of August, 1921 at
nine O'Clock a. m. the Board of Public
Works will meet in its Office at the
NlEy Hail 10 near ana receive TefuCi-
strances against the amounts assessed
against each of said lots and parcels
of land and viii hear and determine the
question as to whether the same have
been benefited or viii be specially ben
ehtted by said Improvement III the
amounts set forth in said roll. and will
then give a hearing to all persons in
terested, and thereafter sustain or mo-
dify in whole or in part the respective
prima facie assessments on said Roll.
BY order of the Board of Public
Works.
PERRY H STEVENS,
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FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished mo
dern bungalow, south side. between
Highland and Waltham SITS. Phone
u M r,annd 1S12-M T-26-5
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, I A-NIJI]A-N-Al 7 T.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT GARY. SEPTEMBER
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FOR RENT

light. located at 1907, 135th street.
Indiana Harbor. P. Lipinski. 500
Holman st. Phone 116 Ham 7-5-tf
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Dull looking and extremely fat boy
approaches office manager-'Excus
me. mister, did you advertise for a
quick. bright boy to run errands for
Won ?"
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BOARDERS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD-For l or gem
tlemen. Private family Modern
1928 Conkey ave. phone 2347 Ham
mond 7-23-5
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Try a "Times Want Ad"
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FOR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-SCRATCH PADS. ALL SIz-
Is. TIMES OFFICE. HAMMOND
BUILDING. Sill
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MONEY TO LOAN

$4,000 TO LOAN-Roe and Petersen
Law Office East Chlca 90 6-3-tf
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BARGAINS

room cottage on Michigan avenue
near Calumet avenue Garage bath
and lights Price S2350 with only
$500 cash, balance mortgage.
room cottage on Walter St. in ex-
cellent condition Screens storm win
dows fine lawn full seven foot ce-
mented basement with hot water heat
ing plant and laundrv. For quick sale.
$4,000 with about one-third cash.
room modern bungalow on south
side one-half block from Holman st.
Hardwood floors and finish throughout.
Breakfast room and other built-in fea-
lures Price $4,000 with about $500
cash; balance monthly payments.
GOSTLIN ATTYN & HASTINGS. INC.
evenings Phone Hammond 40. 726
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BOHLING'S
BARGATNSl

-
One Dodge Brothers panel delivery
1919 model in good shape, $500
one Dodge Brothers screen delivery
1919 model in good shape $500.
One new Chevrolet coupe, we will
save you $500 on this car at sI050
one Cadillac model So pass, new
tires and repainted. looks like new.
$3.50
BOILING AUTO SALES
707 Holman st. phone $50 Ham. 1852
FOR SALE-Touring car, good condi-
ton; cash or terms. 400 Wilcox st
Hammond 1853
FOR SALE-Buick closed in top; will
take smaller car in trade. zoo Sum
mer st. Hammond 720
condition; cheap. Phone 1065-M
He mnlond 1862
FOR SALE g'ord coupe. 5ust over
hauled, new tires and battery 1875.
Terms. Ford touring car 1920 like
new $3.50 Terms. Oldsmobile truck.
fruit body, overhauled and reprinted.
run only six months extra cord
tires. 5000. Betz Motor Truck Co.
f94 Holman st. Hammond. 1926
FOR QUICK SALE-One Elcar six au-
tomobile 35S Sbley st. Ham 1926
FOR SALE-1920. CYL Oakland;
selling, $500. only $500 cash required:
balance payments. c.. d. Palmer. 1885
Harrison st. phone 1875 Ham. 1852
FOR SALE-One ) pass Cadillac Sedan
in first class condition; must sell
for 1913 Call at 614 Oakley avenue.
phone Hammond 2205. 1926
FOR SALE-Ruick Dds. passenger
CYL. Apply 21S Atchison avenue,
Whltlng I-2b
FOR sALE-One and one-fourth ton
Ford truck; Al condition. used only
short time Bargain. 1907 Cedar St
Indiana Harbor 1862
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Mrs. E. Lee phon.

Mrs. E. Lee phone
Hammond 334L.
lectures d aiiy
from 9 to 9. ting
Right Way tn
Live. 500 Stats
Line Street, on the
west side Of hos
pita'.
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WANTED--MALE HELP

WAN IlILl-Experlenced draughtsman.
Apply ILLINOIS Bell Telephone Co. OF
hce Chicago and Baltimore streets or
call Hammond 1855. 7-20-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with auto 10 sell
accessories direct to car owner: no
competition. Salesman averaging bet
ter than $40 daily w. f. Hauam
& Co. 1411. First National Bank bldg.
Chicago 1926
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-16 year old
girl wants light homework for Ger
man speaking family. Girl from
Europe a short time ago. j. w 81
Company House, Hammond 7-25-2
NANTED-By a young widow, a pos
ition as housekeeper, widowerer pre-
fered with good ref. Phone 1852 Ham
mond 1852
ANTED-situation in office, typist
or general office work. Address H
b r.. care Times. Hammond 1852
W.ANTED-Position as cook or gen
eral Homework or boarding house
work Phone 1226-J Indiana Harbor
Call for a. Turner 1926
WANTBD-Housew by day or hour
by American woman. Phone 1882
Hammond T-26
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FOR SALE-34 IT. lot on Douglas ave.
West Hammond near Rimbach ave.
Price $500. Geo. J Lisenfelt. Room 30
Hammond bldg. phone 35ss or 1309-W
Hammond T-2I-ff
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New bungalow striculy modern,
and rooms. $1,000. Balance time.
Close in location.
strictly modern s room brick house
with garage s4600 Terms.
& s. G: =; S: 9 and - room cottages
bungalows: houses and fatss from $500
and 500 to $1,000 cash Hammond or
West Hammond Phone 1875 or call
531 MICHIGAN ave. Hammond. 7-26
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Beautiful
brick bungalow in Kenwood; oak trim
glass door knobs; bevelled plate glass
mirror doors in bed rooms Very qne
throu ghout. well constructed VIII
take part vacant property in cNchanEe-
Now vacant Possession a once. Phone
1229-W Hammond f-26-z
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
The most desirable business lot avail
able on East State street, would trade
for south side bungalow -.
GOSTLIN NIEYN & HASTINGS, Inc.
Corner Holman and State st, open
evenings Phone Hammond lao. 7-z6
FOR SAILS room house on Sohl st.
with gas and bath; also player piano
house alone $1,000. Phone 1861 nam
mond 1890 Monroe st 80
FOR SALE-New room modern bun
galovS hardwood finish and floor
Leaving town 1913 Van Buren, street,
Hammond. quo
FOR SALE-6 room brick bungalow,
~ IT lot near Industrial high school
furnace heat: stationery tubs electric
light: shades and hxtures sun par
Tor: tile bath, built-in buffet; medicine
cabinet; kitchen cabinet and linen
closet; also large brick garage SoaUD,
$500 cash. balance terms. Phone Zb5s
Hammond. 30
FOR SALE room house and fiat
1148 Jefferson; must be sold At
once: leaving city Hammond. 1865
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PIANO BARGAIN!

PIANO BARGAIN!
We are holding beautiful high grade
piano with fine new bench TO match for
storage cost. Customer out OF city and
viii sell at give-away price. Cost $40
VIII sacrifice at Sis. Must sell at once.
No dealers scheme. Piano like new.
worth three times amount asked. Call
l4J e state St, Hammond. 1862
FOR SALE-Bicycle at bargain. Call
after p. m. 599 East Sibley ST.,
70 notwithstanding bus 1876 For
syth ave. East Chicago. Phone ass r
. East Chicago. 1926
FOR SALE-1000 pounds nice sweet
government bacon. 20c ID. Phone
1880 Hammond 1868
FOR SALE-Brunswick phonograph
style 107 Almost new WIN sell
cheap. Terms if desired. Call 491,
10Th St, Hammond, rear fiat. 1868
PIANO BARGAINs-sI00 UP.
For the best bargains in new and
Used Pianos. Player Pianos and Ora nds
80 TO Strasbes, Northern Indiana's
instrument absolutely guaranteed
Terms to. suit. We viii take your old
STRAURE PIANO &. MUSIC. co
631 Holman st. Phone Ham. e61.
6-2S-Tues. fri II
WE HAVE a few used batteries for
sale cheap. Lauer Battery Service
1854 So. Holman ST.. phone 1920 Ham
mond SIP
FOR SALE-Househoid goods; stoves /;
dressers: beds; chairs; tables, buff
fet. rockers and other articles 1874
Plummer ave. Hammond. 1862
FOR SALE@Gas range: good as new
1918 Fir st.. phone 3i1-M Indiana
Harbor. 1862
FOR SALE-Vernis Martin bed COM
plete and oak dresser. 4005 Fir st
End floor Indiana Harbor. 1926
FOR SALE-Criterion combination coal
. Tod
Price 500 cash Call 534 Garfield ave.
West Hammond. 1926
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HOMFWOOD SPECIAL

FOR SALE-Owner leaving city. viii
sell s room bungalow in Homewood at
q very low price Located near car
line; has many SPECIAL features which
must be seen to be appreciated Price
$500 Phone us Immediately for APP
pointment as this place should sell
this week at this price.
WOODS. MARTIN & COMPANY
Phone Hammond 81 1926
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY.
FAMMOND-Tmes Office. Hammond Bdz Phone
3lVO E S. Bourne Drug Store us Calumet Ave.
Phone 1855.
VIII iNG-Whtns New. Co.. 524 II9th ST., Phone
l3SW. ''01-
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ONLY So. 200.

Will buy a business place on Calu-
met ave Store room and 8 living
rooms Big bargain. See it See
w y a.. MOLSBERGER
500 Columbia ave, near Michigan ave.
Hammond 1868
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III your reply to BIZ Times,
Hammond. 'Io-S
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WANTED = Steeple Jack
one who can paint steel
Purlins and rafters under a
concrete roof, must be eX-
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FOR SAIE


20 acres on Kennedy avenue close TO
Hessville Has frontage Of 1920 #.
along the road Is bound to increase
in value within the next few years.
Price $500 an acre. Untncumbered-
VIII accept an equity IN improved
properties and assume the mortgage or
will add cash for a larger equity.
GOSTLIN, NIEYN & HASTINGS, INC.
evenings Phone Hammond 40 1926
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Alodern six room bunga-
low south side, corner !Or. gar4Se..
Holland furnace, oak trim; 800 gas
range; linoleum; lawn mower; IS It.
nose; rake; shoVels, etc 20 with house.
Immediate possession. Terms. Phone
567, 249 Detroit St. Hammond. 7-14-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
hskrg No objection TO children.
PA Michigan avenue. Hammond. 7-26
FOR RENT-Cottage. Also 2 and
room modern hskpg apt. Close in.
so 152nd St.. phone 1909 Ham. 1885
FOR RFNT-2 and room apt for
light hslpg. with heat. 340S Elm
st. Indiana Harbor. 1862
The herald., 1921-12-29
BICYCLE DEALERS
TO HOLD SOCIABLE
RIDE ON SUNDAY.

A sOciable bicycle ride will be held
here next Sunday afternoon starting
from Lee Library at , p. m. under
the auspices of local bicycle dealers.
Fred st. Onge. representing the cycle
trades of America, has arrived to
conduct the affair Mr.. St. Onge
conferred with the dealers Tuesday
when plans were completed for
the event Some surprising and in
teresting announcements will be
made later concerning the ride which
in no way will be a race. The ride
will be promoted for health and
pleasure. st, Onge has conducted
similar events here for the past two
years with good success Audubon
PARK will be the objective point of
the riders where some entertain
ment Will be in store for them. All
cycle riders will be welcome.
The herald., 1921-12-29
CHRISTMAS TREE.

Christmas tree was given at the
home of Mrs. V. Lingoni in honor of
her children and grandchildren.
At s O'Clock, the arrival of Santa
Claus caused much excitement among
the children. After the toys were
distributed, dancing was INDUCED
in. Fireworks were shot and later
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses l.. Lin.
goni, T. Jones, C. Baudroux, N. Lin
goni, B. Bordeaux, w. Fourrix. F.
Henritzy, V. Lingoni. and L. Cosse,
Messrs. l.. Burgis. NJ. Burgis. w.
Burgis, E. and NJ Lingoni, X. Cosse.
j. Cosse, Z. Buras and H. Bruick-
meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arnold and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lingoni
and child, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. John
son and child. Mrs. o. Cosse, Mrs.
V. Lingoni, Mr.. and Mrs. Cosse and
The herald., 1921-12-29
INVEST $500? WHY?

Your home paper heralded to the
world your birth. 1t told of your en-
try to school, mentioned the party
when you were sweet sixteen, ap-
plauded your graduation from the
high school, started you to college
and when you returned it mentioned
the job you secured. 1t told of your
marriage to the sweetest girl in town
and also mentioned the advent of
your first-bOrn. Told of the visit of
pa and ma, sympathized with you
in your sadness. rejoiced with you
in your joy and when you die 1t
will do its best to get you through
the pearly gates at two dollars per
year" Invest $500 in your home
paper. When you do that you also
invest $500 in your town.
The herald., 1921-12-29
PRESENTED With
GOLD UMBRELLA
nomocratic Association Remember
Hy. ACkcr.

Tho precinct captains of the Fiji
.,ortb Ward gave Mr. Hy. Acker. the
n.osident of the organization, quite a
furnrise on Friday night when they
nrosented him with handsome gold
,ounted umbrella in appreciation of
nc ardent work for the new admins
cation on this side Of the river. The
n-ocinct captains met at the residence
~ Mr., John f. Collins and then went
- a body to the residence of Mr. Ac-
t,or in Belleville street. to await his
arrivaI Mr.. Acker was indeed sur
Dr;sed and in a very feeling manner
,old the boys that he would never for
cot the occasion. Mrs. Acker and
laughter, Dorothy acted as hostesses.
Iiouid refreshments were served,
however. in compliance with the pres
ont law of the country. An elegant
fruit cake, the product of Mrs. Ackers
oven, also added greatly TO the enjoy
ment of the evening. The following
we're present: JnO. Z. Collins, c. V.
Kraft. Vim. Burmaster, Sam Harding.
! T McGarry, Vim. J. Smith, Matt
Sutherland, Hy Crawford, Francis
Wattigney. J. W. Crawford. Hy. Acker
and C. j. Bonner
The herald., 1921-12-29
RAILROAD SHOPMEN
IN SANTA CLAUS ROLE

JeT1ery Sullivan, s years old
lois Bienville street, who sells pies
and dOughnuts for a living and I,
help his crippled father, spent a
happy Christmas in spite of the ad-
verse circumstances surrounding his
LIE. Jeffrey is daily visitor to
the shops Of the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company in McDonoghville
and has built up nice trade among
the men. They all know him and
like him.
So when Edward A. Spieler and
Lee a. Haley. two of the railroad
employees. offered a suggestion that
fund be raised to remember the
lad there was unanimous consent.
Sufficient money was raised to pur-
chase Jeffrey a complete outfit of
clothing, as well as a lot of TOYS.
and his father was given $40.
The little fellow is proud of the
gift and both he and the father ex-
pressed their hearty appreciation of
the remembrance.
The herald., 1921-12-29
Poison Taken By
Mistake Is Fatal
To Engineer

George Wagner. fl years old. en-.
gineer for the Public Belt Railroad
living at $50 Powder street. who was
taken to the Charity Hospital Mon.
day night, died at the Charity Hos
pltal at $40 a. m, Tuesday, from the
effects of taking bi-chloride of mer-
curry tablets, in mistake for asperin
tablets. He was in the habit of TAX
ing aspirin tablets to relieve pains
in his head caused by nervousness.
1t was said that he suffered nervous
headaches ever since he was i'm a
train wreck several years ago.
Deceased was born in New Orleans
and had been resident of our dis
trict for thirty-five years. He was
the son of Mary A. Goodwin and the
late F. c. Wagner. He was a member
or Crescent Lodge No. 3. X. of p.
and of the railroad organizations
The funeral took place Wednesday, at
3 O'Clock, from his late residence. $40
Powder street. Interment was in
Greenwood Cemetery.
The herald., 1921-12-29
Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Corner Olivier and Eliza Streets, w.
HI. Hafner, Pastor.
1873 Olivier st. Phone Algiers, 24O.

Thursday night there will be regu-
lar services at 1880 O'Clock.
On New Years Eve there will be
special service at 1880. All men,
bers of Trinity are heartily urged to
attend the last service in the old
year. There can be no more fitting
conclusion of the old year. New
Years Eve is night on which a
Christian should review the past
year, considering all the blessings
God has bestowed upon him and
thanking him for his mercy and
grace. .....
New Year services Sunday morning
at $50. Sunday School at the
usual time, $50. All members
of the Sunday School are urged to
be present, since the classes will be
arranged for the New Year. Since
our former secretary has resigned
her position, we would be pleased to
have someone volunteer for that
position Come now, who is ready
to serve the Lord in that office?
The pastor and family extend their
heartfelt thanks to the Helping
Hand, the Trinity Lutheran Society
and to all the other friends for gifts
and Christmas cards. May the Lord
grant to all of you members and
friends of Trinity a blessed and
happy New Year, made happy by the
that we are redeemed by
Christ Jesus our Lord
The catechetical instructions will
be resumed again on Monday Jan.
2, at the usual time $3.50 p. m. Again
the pastor would urge all parents of
children attending catechism lessons,
to see to it that their children study |
their lessons There are still some |
parents who allow or even encour-
age their children to stay away from
The Saturday morning lesson. II you |
knew dear friends, how valuable the
pastors time is on Saturday morn
ng, you would not keep your child
rom these instructions. The pastor
gives his time why should not a
,hild be able to give is time. Think
t over and act accordingly.
To. those who are only occasional
,isitors at church I would suggest
CONTINUED on Page 3D.
The herald., 1921-12-29
CELEBRATES HIS
GOTH. anniversary

Martin OConnor, we'll known old
resident of Algiers, observed his
ninetieth birthday Monday. Mr..
OConnor was born in County Gal
way, Ireland, December 26. 1881. He
came to New Orleans when quite
young and served in the civil war.
He also is an old pensioner of the
Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
having been employed by that big
corporation for many years. He is
great reader of newspapers, books.
etc, and is still active and interest
ed in all affairs of the South, as well
as of his native country and he
hopes that God will spare him to
see Ireland free country. He is
devoted to the cause of Ireland and
watches with the keenest interest
the developments of the situation in
that country.
The herald., 1921-12-29
AGED NEGRO LEADER
OF RACE is DEAD.

Reverend Pierre Landry, retired ne.
gro minister and leader of his race
and church, died Friday at the home
of his daughter, 700 Slidell avenue.
His funeral was held at D. m. Satur,
day at the Progressive Baptist Church
Robertson and Clio streets. Burial
was in CarrOllton Cemetery.
Reverend Landry was born in AS
cension parish in 1S41 and was self
educated. During the carpetbag re-
gime, he was mayor of Donaldson
vile. magistrate and a state SEN
ator. He was a minister of the Meth
odist Episcopal for fifty years but
few years ago became a member of
the Missionary Baptist Church. He
was member of the governing boards
of the New Orleans University. Flint
Medical College and Gilbert's Semi
nary. He is believed to have preached
to more people of his race than any
other man in his state
In recent years, he was connected
with the City Board of Health. per-
forming marriage ceremonies for
members of his race.
He was married twice and was the
father of fourteen children.
Several white citizens spoke at his
funeral, including W. l.. Bentley and
former Governor Warmoth.