davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

through and win two games in sue
cesson.
The point score of the singles match
follows:
Lang ',.........l 81 IL :
SECOND SET
richards .......i p & 4 4---s3 6
Lang ...,.....:.e 3 Is !:
THIRD SET
Richards
o4st s4t4 4--sl 8
After a hftecn-minutc intcrval the
doubles match was put on. and in this
event Richards was easily the out
standing figure, being far above tho
other players in skill and court craft
Many times he stepped into the breach
and finished off the points by a light
ning-fast 'cross-court volley or q Sc
we're smash, and although McHugh
backed his partner up splendidly, it
was always Richards who held TIE
center of tnc stage.
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Fire Record
Loss.

y. ". Loss.
la:l5--47o and s72 Broonc st
s:oc-l #eft IA 81 Frames '-''' Il
4:1o-in fs'naga lroar o. sss " 47,h &: tn'n0""
Auto; Fred sarrof1s ...--... 'rrihing
z:35--35l Wesl l}roaGway; II
5:ao-9es II Nicholas az; Charles
s:ao-ala :. Qad st. Gus Ra5: 41n5:nowa HnNnowI
o;05-G9o broadway Il kain. Unknown
7:l5-l2li lntervale av., the Bronx:
u. Isaacson. .......-.. Unknown
s:55-sll ", 11Sth st, Henry NJ.
lo:sos se@ass1sF NJ slss 81, Carlo darcia Unknown
1l:ao~1ss W. aoth st.; NJ. 6. J.. =
11.3,a 91ess * ,s;.,, ro.;. Unknown
s,ein Brothers. 49,. ''.. Unknown
i-tio-l2l E. c4eh st: pAars Nun5as
s:lo--ss 2 liltA st.: 4 eroenoere. rH@"'"n
2;so-!5, Monroe s.; A. Duilro. .Tnhnowl. Tilntaown
2;5o--l2S Lewis ST. Samuel Deckle
s:1o-s2a 81 Nicholas av: p. Dor e'-''-''''"
5.55-i7s Wooster st; samuel Ko ''"'ns
e:oo-iio EIdridse st.; I'riedman 9nfn'~"
q Wttelman. Unknown
ue;1o--Sos 2. g7eh ST unknown. 'rriiling
O:1o-1O5 Nos'hern av.; George ".
s:25-isl AIlen st; s. torstino n, TrIainp n9mp
0:ao-s7s wese aroadwsy; unknoni .'''"S
s:lQ-149 hsss llsth s.. Samuel ''''''"1
s:1o--'+s Wooster St. WoF " Il
s:ao-sos '%'''sI5 We5 I:olh s.: ov.asr ;rHhn'wn
lc.do-s5 East 10Th 81. rn,aaa hS''0wn
49, IL J., ak,oWn
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REAL ESTATE~-SALE OR RENT
Manhattan
DAEE ROE PKOEIT

01T>tTtiI -N---IH IfE' T. TKtJFII
tiflh ave. near llith st. two 5-stOry
npart tment houses. :. stores cach: no heat.
electric light in the halls, elegant condt-
zion; rents $4,000; expenses s. o00; price
$4,000: easy terms
IL. r. WOOD, 220 Broadway.
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Cop Quits Force TO Fight

Ernest Schrcitcr, who holds the ama-
tour middle weight boxing hamponship
Of jersey City, has resigned as n pa
trolman Of the Jersey City police force
and VIII train for " professional pugi,-
iGtIc career IL" says hc thinks there
is more money in it. He was acquitted
Thursday ty Commissioner O'Brien. OF
the Department OF Public Safety, OF a
charge Of sinking duty by fcignne
slckncss.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Msscel l'aneo 8

WANTED JHcIEDIATELY- Strong. oapa-
BILE girl to taxi charge OF ales and mall
IN busy city office. experience reccssarv.
good terms offered Ayply by letter with
fufi particulars to q. ICs Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3A.=~William S.
Haddock, prcsident of the United
State. Amateur Hockey Association.
to.day received an application from
Mjuuea polls for IL team ia that city TO
take The place Of the pttAburRh SOUND
~ group two. Of the association. Had
dock taid he Hns desiroue Of having
soiae city take fhc place Of Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh team dinbanded Tues
day night after an exhibition game
here With the University Of Toronto
Failure If the league 10 issuc full ANA
tsut cards 10 certain members "aa
given az the reason Tor withdrawal.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
New jersey

MON TCIAIR. N !.
I1ougeu for Salc-t7. .01o to $4,000
Houses for rcnt--furnishec and uafurnlsnet
SIMPSON, -Mi,NWlTT 60.
Montclair N. J.--Phone 4o40-4041.
EN(IEWOOD and Vicinity Real estate
H. WEATHERHY & co. Enslewood. r.. !
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COUNTRY BOARD
OCEAN VILLA FARM
lDI.s-fr

CCEAN VILLA FARM
ARROCHAR, = J.
Spend fail nad winter in country; 30
1rifnutes from Wall st, minutes 70 troice
and train; excellent la.ais. large Iooil4,,
With running wat er, steam heat. olei4 graft
hFeplace, beautifully furnished. beauti tiIul
F3rw OF lower bay. J. !. PATTERSON.
TEL. 22s7 TOMPKINsVlfE
ROCKLAND MANOR.
RO -KLAND AVE NanIAHoN Eek X Y
Ideal winter home; elcclricity, bol water
heating, baths
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINING
Excellent table. own cows chickens and
garage, good coluTnuiiiie distnnce
TEL EPHCNE NAMAKcNfCK CO.
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Manhattan

o0Tif S'r.. ii3 WEST~-Lofts. half lofts
iSht four sides, rsssengsr frclgut cl,-
vntDvS. 'up"rin'en'icnt. phone Fordhem
1898. Brokers protected.
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Bradley Beach s4otlses SoEd

SlawsoT & Hobbs sold for +. Bron-
son McNnell two dwellings,. furnished
at 20S &cCabe Avenue and 7O6 Beach
Avenue, Bradley Beach, n. j.
l.OEu ISLAND KEAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

EERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF
u LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OF 4. A..
HOJ SMtN d CO.
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Minneapolis May Place
Hockey Team i'm League

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 10 Minnie
apolis hockep enthusiastic arc cndcar-
oring To get together to make serious
effort TO determine what can be done
to organize strong hockey team to
enable this city TO take the place va
Gated by Pittsburgh in the United
STATES Hockey Association. The orig
inal nembars Of the association were
st. Paul, Cleveland, Duluth and Pitts
5ufgb
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Commercial

TRAFFIC. MAN. having thoronsn s>uowl- !.
edge and experie'ice al Eia5s attic
work expcdiIns. fling Claims. It n.ar-
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BUSINESS CARDS
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furnitUr>.
pianos. antiques, bric-a- hrac. books art
ntc. GABAY. IS Univcrs.ty Place. sluy
ycsaat 2371.
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HELP WANTED MALE
--------=- .---a--I- -
Instrlctinn

LEARN TO BE A AciIAf-FFECR- -pleasent.
profitable WORK: day anG evening classes.
Se..d FOR tree booklet ara Visitors pass.
West Side Y n. g n, 200 West 5ith 81
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Manhattan
PUBLIC NOTICES

MY WIFE. Frances o'pell Cooper. having
lcft my bed ana board, | VIII may no
dobte Uf her contraction
d l,tll,f'E EnnI
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Looking for n position? Loading hrri~
il"ns men read Tn" Tfiinu". Try u 3-dny
al. uad"r HflAtipu iant.d. i:et.r
words .tr cAcil lua"I LlDA.~- AdVt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
It Also Lessons
Shopping Difficulties

MARION. Ohio. Jan. 21.-Vhen Mrs.
warren G. Harding shops in New York
she viii have bur few places to visit.
The abandonment OF the elaborate in
augural program has obviated the
necessity FOR certain gowns and it IS
expected that her shopping tour. while
a necessary one at this time. IN view
or the call. upon her time later. viii
bc soon concluded
Importers. Il is understood from
her close friends will have small op>
portunity 70 profit from her visit. Her
slogan. her friends state, will be I'm
an American woman. show me Amer
lean goods"
Mrs. Harding is a great lover Of the
theater and Il is said expects to at
tend a, Number OF the latest theatrical
successes during her stay IN New York
and Washington.
Inez McWhirter. the Harding cook.
queen Of the waffle makers Of Ohio.
viii accompany Mrs. Harding to
Washington. Mrs. Harding will also
retain Brown. the colored butler. when
she becomes mistress OF the white
house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
TAX LAW CONFABS
ARE TAKING PLACE
BY H. K. REYNOLDS

lsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. NJ sEsvlcFl
ANDIANAPO Jan. 22-Coufer-
encss With members OF the state board
&C tax commissioners and with the ma
jority leaders IN the senate and house
OF representatives are being held b.
Governor MeCray looking TO the pre-
raration Of the administration bill fov
the amendment Is the tax law Pro-
posals for changes n the present tax
ing statutes are TO be among the i'm
portant matters to come before the
general assembly during the presen.
session. 10 announcements have come
from the governor concerning the pro-
visions which viii be placed before the
legislature in the form OF amendm ents
but Il is expected that they viii follow
closely the recommendations made By
him in his first message to the a.
sembly.
Chief among the governors sps-
scstions were tho vesting o. appellate
jurisdiction in taxing matters in the
state tax board and the removal Of the
inquisitorial list regarding household
goods. which Is now part OF the pres
ent assessment blank. He also res
commended that the state tax boari
should equalsze. taxes BY counties and
that proper equalization BY classes
ard units should be delegated TO cour-
IS boards Of review.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
I'D MURDEN BACK
IN LAUNDRY GAME

I'd Ml-den is back III the laundry
rarle He + once more affiliated With
tte Hammond Laundry company And
TO-DAY started aut putting new pep INTO
the business
N-4Nurden during the last year rad
bean assisting his father in-iaw. c. "
: ass. 81 the management q the
Trench American restaurant on state
street which was sold recently to Mrs
Fw-na wilson He was in the taxica6
tuaness prior to entering the restau-
rant. rut the greater part or his bust
ness experience has been IN laundry
ok
Ha has eight wears work n develop
.rr laundry patronage and knows
about every angle Of the game. He
r-ade remarkable record while con-
recte4 with the Hammond Laundry
te.9ts and succeeded in doubling the
: 'sl71sss Of his TERRITORY in the space
few months He ma kes a strorg
r for work q the homes IL addition
- tae larger jobs and has succeeded
IN rroving t. hundreds OF house wives
'hat III Is cdea7er and more satisfac-
torv sall around to have their work
lone ~ q laundry than 20 do il az
home
mr. Nurden has purchased the entire
Hammond territory from the com anv
aud Will have plenty or men IN the
Tfidto gather and make the deliveries
A1i that - nece ssarv for persons de-
st-ins his service IS to call Hammond
ia AM Re ~iIl b on the job. The
iaundry uses the individual wash sys-
fe-l family STYLE. n watch no marks
49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
CALLS OCCUPATION
OF SIBERIA CRIMINAL

TOXIC. jar. 22.-Japan's occupa-
t'on ~ siberia was characterized as
"cri n.nal" Ia statement issued todsr
h y3scount Nato, aayng the Hara
sa.1!str1. The statement issued f1st
lef4Ue the reassembung OF tae diet.
vas the first attack Of canpai gn
2har XII be vaged against the HAra
n ristry by the opposition Of whic1
-isrnunt Kato IS the leader. Opinion
n Toxic. however, is 20 the effect thai
E1ra and his associates arc firmly in
trenrhed and vii! successfully meet
tAe opposition attacks in the diet
eJApan's occupation oc Siberia IS
criminal rather tnan mistaken" de-
cared The Kato statement. "Japsn's
,-olebie in Korea is due 70 maladmir-
tsration and not TO foreign influence.
va must demand change IN the min
tstrss"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
ALL SAINTS DEFEAT
VALPARAISO
BY Z. II. II

Before crowd OF 100 Or more
aslet bail fans the All saints team
defeated Tho Valparaiso i've Of that
City At tae end or the A-st half the
core vas 90 III favor OF All saints
During the next ha'f the teams began
to play reai basket ball. The anal
count was Is 10 q
IT was a close game as both teams
were evenly matched. Much credit
Elust be given 10 the Valparaiso men
fer the hard dght they put Up during
the whole game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
PRoDUCE

BJTTER = receipts. o-o94 tubs
extra f-st 45c hrsts $50 45e; pack
ing stock 1sc.
Receipts 7544 cases. current
receipts. 56d51c. ordinary nrsts, 54q
5sc; hrsts 81 i-2657 SIC checks
48d52c. dirties, SOC o5c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys 4Sc;
chickens. 2sc; springs 26s; roosters.
eoo. geese, Csc; ducks. &c
POTATOES-R Receipts IS cars;
Northern White sacked sl1o 91.25.
vEAL-5o to 50 lbs 11d12c; to
50 lbs 1sGl4c. 90 to 10 i6s. IA &c
fancy. 16c. overweight kidneys, 40 70
l75 lbs 10 ioc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
ILLINOIS
GOES ASHORE

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Ths steamship
Irinois e the chicago. racine & Nil
vaukee line, which went ashore or
Svina Point. a mile north OF Raiuce.
vs., during TIE night IS ii no danger
7d-sproaably will 81 relocated some
ttn7s. today, according 70 reports from
the united states coast guard sta
tIonsat Racine carly today i is cx-
ec ed that the ship Will be able =
proSsed 10 Chicago within few hours.
she Carries a cargo Of butter. eggs ard
y-uit-loaded at Milwaukee and has on
toara a crew OF approximately 100
Inet Late reports said that no pas
sengers were aboard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

a. distinct surprise to the many
VINO knew him here. He was a-st pas
Tor or s.. Mays church al East his
ago, hrst pastor at whiting and the
dr2t 10 read the services in the + p
man Catholic faith al Indiana Harbor.
Many priests from these parts attend
ed his funeral at Lafayette. amons
them Rev. Edward Barrett. Rev. J. 8.
berg and Rev. Felix Seroczdynski Oi
Hammond Rev. W c. Miller OF Whit
ug and Rev. j. Z. Connolly OF Indiana
Haroor Interment took place last
Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
CHICAGO LIHEsroc,1

HcES-Receipts. 1000 market most
L, $50 csc higher bulk. $9i5 $3.50;
ter. $3.50: heavy weight. s9.1oq9.35;
medium weight S92Oas.65; Nsht
weight. $s.35q9.S5 light lights So -
cess heavy packing sows. smooth.
assesses; packing soVs, rough, Ss.i5
c $50 pigs, 1925 a $50.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000.
SHEEP-Recelpts. 1000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
CADDoCK FEARS NOT
IlNTsKNA1loMA. NEWS sERyIcEl

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.--<'I have. never
denounced the one hold that Lewis
knows said Earl Caddook today IN
answering charges by Billy Sandow,
manager Of Lewis. who accused Cad
dock OF starting agitation against the
deadlock. What 1 did say" ne de-
clared, was that Lewis can do his
best with the deadlock Monday night
and it won't get h.n any place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
CHICAGO cAsH GRAN

WHEAT-No red $751;; No. 2
fard winter. S1.72ql.7el4 No. 2 north
ern spring. st.1l
CoRN-No. ). 6liz csc. No. white.
81 = q SIC; No. yellow. slls a $50: No.
8 69q5a l-4c. No. white. 1888 &C
40. yellow. 59g5sl4c.
OATS--No white. a. S-4q4Sc No.
white, s. 1-4G sc, No. white. 4oi5c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Corner Pine st and Chicago ave.
E Leroy Steffey, Minister. 4o5 Oak
street.
SUNDAY school at $50 = m.
Y. p. s. g E. a. so p m
Public worship at 10. 45 d. m. ard $50
p. m
The pastor viii begin a series OF three
seronms9 Sunday morning, on the general
subject, %iscIpleship.@ using for the
morning theme. The Cost OF Disciple
ship. The evening subject will be-
The Kingdom Of Heaven" The warm
fellowship Of this church gladdens and
rheavE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
FIRST BapIist Church.

%UIF@IS 5lbIey 81.
II. D. Lickiider, Pastor
Sunday School--fc a. m.
Drive for 500 men begins at that hour
Come and hear l.. 4. Crittenton of Chi
cago eXpound the word.
Morning worship. IL a m Theme.
Preparing the Way for the Coming
OF Jesus"
3 7. p l., $50 2. m
Evening Worship, $50. Sermon theme
When Jesus Comes.
FaptiSms At the close Of service.
Wed, 7:45 ?, m, Prayer and fellowship
service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Christian CHURCH.

Calumet avenue and Summer Boulevard
& NJ. Smtthson. minister.
s;30-Bib,e school
9s30-Bible School.
lG:45--Communion and SeTn1on--sub-
Ject: Elders and eacops.'
6.30-Junior, intermediate and Senior
g. r.
7:30-sermon-''Why I Broke the
Chain"
The South Side bus leaves I5th ano
Madison at 9.J5. The North Side bus
G Glii De on shealeid 9;oo. Huehn, 80:
ana from the services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
st. Faui's churOh-Episoopas.

Rimbach Ave. and Ann St
Sunday School. 9:45-~
Midday Service Al 1e.45. Morning |
Prayer with sermon.
Rev II, NJ. McWharter, Rector St |
AIMS Church, owners Grove VIII be the |
preacher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
SENATOR HOLMES
HAS A NEW BILL


bill introduced b. c. Oliver Holmes
Of Gary. prohibiting prosecuting attor-
ncys, deputy prosecuting attorneys and
Judges from. practicing Law while hold
ing office IS now under consideration or
the legislature at Indianapolis
The author or the bill is Senator
Beardsley and VS. introduced BY c.
oliver Holmes OF Gary
Il IS known as Senate BilaNo. - and
reads as follows:
- bill for an Act Regulating the
practice OF law BY prosecuting attorneys.
dcputy prosecuting attorneys, judges Of
courts having criminal jurisdiction and
justices or the peace and declaring an
emergency
Section l. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly of the state Of Indiana. That
no prosecuting attorney. deputy prose
cutting attorney, justice Of the peace or
Judge OF any court OF this state having
criminal juridiction elected or appointed
70 such ONCE or position under the laws
Of this state. shall during the term OF
such office CT appointment appear in be-
half Of or act as sttorney or counsel for
anyone accused or crime in any Of the
courts Of this stete%an any violation
hereof shall be punished BY a fne or
not less than one hundred dollars (s1oO..
oo) nor more than i've hundred dollars
(s500.co) 10 which may he added I'm
pr'sonment in the county jail not less
than thirty 500 days nor more than
ninety COO days.
sec. ?. Any violation OF section OF
this act shall he a ground Tor disbar-
ment from the practice or law IN all OF
The courts OF this state.
Sec. 5. An emergency existing for
the immediate effect or this act the
same shall be in full force and cfec,
from and after its passage.
Committee Report.
Mr. President
Tour committee on Judiciary A. to
which was referred Senate Bill 30. SO
has had the same under consideration
and bass leave to report the same back
to the Senate that said bill to mass
This report was signed b. Senator Kiper.
1t IS understood that this bill Is not
favored ~ some OF the officials con
cerned For instance. in the case Of
deputy prosecuting attorney, unless thew
V ere allowed to practice law along with
their deputyShip. their compensation for
hlling this office would not be sufficient
20 warrant their giving UP their law
practice, and K would be very difficult
proposition to obtain deputies. In some
cases there are deputies who have jur!s-
diction only IN one particular court.
On January Il, 1921 the bill vas read
for the hrst time and on January 10.
1921, If vas reported fayorsbIy and con. /
CURED in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
{. CHICAGO
TRIP TO Be
OF INTEREST

The visit today Of Ind.ana's sena-
tors and representatives. to Lake
county includes q detail ed tour OF the
ctl of East Chicago with spec al
entlon given TO the industries Of
The commlnlty.
flaming OF the tour Or the city
Vas arranged 50 that the Ieglsla tors
viii get q chance TO get a Closeup
View Of the diversified industries OF
tAe city
The visitors VIII enter the city from
Whiting first going TO Mark subdi-
sion where they VIII see TIE mo-
Gel housing project OF me steel and
une Company " America also to
note the Mark plant OF the COMPANY.
Folr wears ago Ash swan where this
ant industry stands, b having been
tll.l on made land.
TO VIEW ND. HARLAN
Next the tourists &c By the Stan
lard Oil Company's feet. locked for
the winter in the Indiana Harbor ship
canal. They then swing over to the
new reAneries of the Sinclair and
Coasol dated oil companies. then to
fhe Interstate Iron am steel Hub
card steel ana Timber. steel works.
From there tile tourists take IN the
Republic iron and steel and Grayer
operation plants. Their next swing
viii &c to The 15fst street plants.
where the chemical lsaa and tin. and
:, acainery plants are located
From tho 151st street ristr.ct the
gislators 60 10 kennedy avenue,
rast the Green Engineerinst L.nde
xvgen and HARRISON Walker refrac-
t-ies plants thence u the railway
a8pment district Of Tndiana Har-
nor vhere are located the Jordan,
American steel FoundrIes and stan
lard Fors ms works,
TWO or THE WORLDS LARGEST"
After a survey 81 the Inland steel
company TIE visitors 20 for ride
rousa the worlds largest cement
plant at Buhinston Then they come
Lack to Calumet rs give the General
American Tank Car corporation. the
worlds largest tank car builders, the
'cnce over and to note the activl
ties Or the 1900 war builders there
ext comes the BALDWIN Locomotive
ro-xs site and the SIdahv Packing
company after which the visitors
lsave for Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Eirst Church OF The NasarAna.

Corner Calumet and Michi gan ayes.
\. n. Wells. Pastor.
Sunday school Gas a m.
Morning Worship at 1915 p. m.
Class meeting at 500 p. m.
=. p. S. meeting 6:3e p. m
Evangelistic Service at 1880 p. m
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:4S p M
Mid week Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
80 p. m.
Cottage Prayer meeting. Friday 100
.. M
Missionary Society. Thursday zoo.
Aband of Christian workers including
singers and preachers. from the First
Church OF the Nazarene and Pacific Gar
den Mission of Chicago, will be with US
all day Sunday for three great services.
Come thou with US for a great Spiritual
Feast a hearty welcome to all
Rev. A. c Young Of Hammond. wiz
deliver his last address. Of this series.
on spirttuaiism, Sunday at $50 p. m.
Don't fail to hear Rev. Youngs last
message on the awful error known as
Spirltualism The Reverend says that
he Will prove that nine tenths OF Spirit
ualism is fraud and fake and that
the one-tcnh which is real Is Of the
devil and not OF God.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
SAlvANon Am.

2ss East State st. Captain Samuel
dedegaard in charge.
Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Sat.
urday night al g O'Clock
Sunday school at 1880 o. m
Sunday evening Salvation services ct
,. m.
a cordial invitation IS extended to
public to attend these services. Spec.
isl singers and speakers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

IN VA ~ III III Tu lislIHIsi
HbBIRNIIllNS!.c N,S,9N $ IKE II i1eIDhHIBSIai
gIlEIs al
MoNRoE STREET u. Z. CHURCH

Charles II. Gleason. pastor
Sunday School. 9.45 \. NJ. Graded
course used
Morning Sermon. II a m Theme:
The Great Invitation"
Epworth League. $50 p. NJ Topic.
What is Real Religion" Leader:
Lorraine Erwin
Evening Sermon. 1850 p m Theme
The VIII Of Christ for the World
Special music at eve. service.
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international bible Students.

] ., Q. i. Han. rs state 81.
Always instructive. helpful and rea-
sonable The wisdom from above IS
the noblest science and the best instruc-
ton
All welcome. Seats free. No eolec-
Hon.
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Holman and Highland SITS
J c. Parrett. Minister
Bible School at 9.45 a m
Morning Worship and Communion at
1l:0c a. n.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening Worship-7:3e =. IN.
Subject Can a Man be Profitable
TO God
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rhs Christian Frienes Churcn.

Corner Howard and Logan SITS. Ham
mond
Services as follows:
1000 @. m.-Sunday School
Preaching at IL q N and 80 o. m
Rev. L J. Griffith. pastor
Come and worship with ".
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At the Lincoln School buildings, o
Johnson st. near Gostlin.
Warren c. RensIee. Pastor.
SUNDAY School At o45 q m
Morning service at 1O46 A. n.
Junior League at X m
EpVorth League at 30
Leader: Miss Mae Evans
Preaching service at 1880.
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