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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17

"Oc vlastne jde, pane?" pta
la Sc slepa.
"Dovolte, abych sc vas po ne
Gem t&zal sletno, nez-li YAM
'pdpovfm'''.
Nuze, pane?"
Mate jeste nejake pfibuz-
ne t&hoz jmena?"
"Nemobu yam dai urcite cd
|povedi pane. Mela jsem sice
pfibuznsho, jest tomu ysak jiz
sestnacte let, co niceho o nem
tnevim. nevim, co sc S MIN sta
lo".
Tim pf1buznSm byl stryc,
neni-iz prasda, bratr vaseho
otce?" . ...l
Slep4 .zbledla a zarnleela
SO NJ ehvili.
| "Ano!" prayila pax tise a
dolozila trpee. "Mluvfte o hra-
beti Juliu de Rhode, bratru me
tho otce".
"Ano, slecno".
! Y.
Rty slepe Sc kfetovita sevre-
I'iy q ma tvafi jeji ,objevil Sc di-
Iyt vyraz.
"Mluvite o bfdniku, jenE
utinil nne neskonale nest 'ast-
nou!" zvolala s vasnivym vzte
|kem.
u listin, iez jsem prave OBJ
drzel seznal jsem, ze hrabe
Rhode zasadil druhdy vasemu
srdci krutou ranu, sletno", pra
vii notaf, "ale vysvita z mich
tez, ze toho lituje".
"On ae lituje!" zvolala sle-
pa. Jest patrno, re jej nezna-
te. Ukrutnik ten, jenz nema
srdce, nevi, co Jest litost".
"Blizici Sc smrt muze puso-
biti velike preyraty".
~ jinych snad ano, IL neho
nikoliv!"
"Mejte Sc m pozoru, slecno.
at nelitujete svych slov".
"Jest snad hrabe Rhode ne
mocen, jest V nebezpeci 1.-Two
tag. ptala Sc slepa live.
"Jiz no neni!"
Slspa Sc nahie vzchopila,
r1raz probihal il telem.
"Mrtev!" zvolala. ION ze ie
mrtev!?"
"Ano".
List, jejz jste prave obdr-
1el, podava yam .zpravu @ ieho
smrti?"
Ano", odpovedei notar.
"Pravll jste, ze emil pokani! |
- Lituje tedy, re mne pred 16
lety podlym, hnusnym zpuso-
benz unesl mou dceru? Nevsi- /
NAL 81 ami 1penIivyeh mych |
proseb, ami me zoufalosti, a
bez slitovani vyrval mi naru
&c zboznovane dite, jez cd te
DOLBY stale oplakavam!"
'Wminuje Sc skutecne O neja
KEN diteti".
"Vyznava tedy svu1j zlo-
Gin? "zvolsla slecna de Rhode
$ rostoucim rozcilenim. Ma
znacuje smer a stopu, kterak
lze nalezti mou dceru? Odpo-
xezte. pane! Prosim vas. rych-
le mi odpovezte! Pc scstnacti-
lHtem bolnem stradani pozbyla
jsem veskerou nadeji! Nyni sc
mi Jedinym slovem opet vraci!
Hrabe Rhode jest .mrtev a zc-
lei sveho cinu! Slysela isem
dobre? Nemylim Sc? Bude mi
snad tedy prece doprano obe~
jmouti syou dceru nez ze-
"upokojte Sc, sletno", chla-
cholil notaf rozcilenou damu,
kyna rediteli kancelare,. ably i
dovedl slepou ku kreslu, jez
stalo vedle psaciho stolku. =
1Prectu yam list, jeiz jsem OBJ
drzel od syeho kolegy u Alzi- Il
ru". II
"Ctete, rychle ctete, panel"
nror,ISila ioi Slop1 U,,o,,ol,,,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17
VELkY LOS.
ROMAN
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Mont3pin.
ROMAN.

Nez vesla do sveho chudob-
neho pokojfku, zastavila Sc u
stare hodne domovnice, jez
zvolala $ pfekvapenim:
"Aj, vidal Mala Kiarka. -
Jstc to skute6n6 wy"
"Ano, jsem to ia, mila pani
- a sotva Sc slabost 'vleku".
Phi tech slovech sklesla ma
sedadlo.
"Chusaeku, pojd'te blize Ike
kan1ntlm. Venku .ie psi zima.
Propustili vas 2 nemecnice v
pekny cas- -"
"Nemohla jsem dele zlstaM
- byla jsem vylecena -"
"Vylecena? Inu, feyypada-
te podle toho. Vzdyt' jste- ble-
da a hubena az hrnzaM
"Vzdyt' Sc 6asem prece u
zdravfm -"
- w.
dali Nam ,lekari jeste neja-
kou dobrou radu ma cestu?"
ptala sc domovnice 8 nelicenou
npfimnosti, r.
"Ano, naridili, abyth jedla
denne dusene maso a pila. Sill,
ne, stare bordeauxske yino".
Z Domovnice vypukla V hlasi-
ty smich.
"Jsou to oslove!" zvolala
krcic rameny. "Takove nafize-
nj = neni-li to k smfchu! Ger
stve maso! Kotletky! Beef
steaky! Ono Sc jim to rekne!
Dobre, stare vino! Must vsak
byti prave Bordeaux! Vydeite
tfi frankly ma snidani a tri ma
obed, kdyz denne vydelate So
tva padesat sous! Jim jest hej
0 radu, tenn panum doktordm
- nemam-li pax pravdu, ze
jsou to oslove! Misto ably vas
propustili, NELL vas poslati do
neiake jine nemocnice, ably
vas tam krmili aspon do iara".
"Byla isem nucena odejiti
jiz dnes z nemocnice". :
proc pak?"
"Poslala jste mi tam prede-
vtirem psani ="
"Ano, ano, bylo TO od neja-
keho notare = stale ma obalce,
ze jest dulezite ="
':Notar mi psal, abych prisla
dres rano do jeho kancelAre".
'.Slo snad o neiake dedi-
ctvi?"
"Ano".
Il ty St'astna hodiEo! kdyz
iste dedila, tax Sc muzete cho-
vat die predpisu modrych tech
lekaru !"
"Dedictvi zalezi. bohuzel to-
liko z losu".
"Netropite 81 ze mne smich,
kiarko?"
"Neni mi veru do smichu". 4
"a kdo mel ten pitomy ma
pad odkazatl vam los?"
"Jeden vasich najemf-
ku".
"Snad ne pan Estival?"
'Uhodla jste".
"Nu, byl to posetily. starry
blazen! Mel jmeni a mfval vas
rad; ale misto ably YAM malym
kapitalem zabezpecil budouc-
nost, odkaze YAM los! Blazen
zustane az do smrti blaZnem!
Ale jestli pax jste snidala, dra
fouSku?" taZala Sc nahle do
mcvnice, zapominaJic ma spra
vedlivy svuj hnev vuci byvale-
mu syemu naiemnikovi.
"Jest6 nee Dojdu nahoru do, !
svcho bytu q otevru okna, ably
tam vnikl cerstyy NZduch q
pax 81 dojdu naproti K hokyni
pro koflik polev4y".
"Zavolejte mne jen, kdyby-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-17

sila Sc zastaviti, ably 81 oddech-
la, nez otevfe dvete sveho by
tn.
Skrovhontk5 byt aaIea%l 3
male kuehyhky az pon&kud
v9tsiho pokojku, jenz byl pra-
covnou j loznici mlad6 divky. !
v pokojiku staly zelezn6 po
stel, skfih, kulaty still, ctyfi IL
die a pracoyni stolek, na n6mz
le5elo nskolik drev3nych! hiav,
na kterez posazuji Sc hotove
klobouky>
Klara byla velmi doyednou
6epe&fkou 9 praeoEalA donna
pro kr&m sve PAM.
Smutne rozhkdla Sc po stu
dene . zsprasene ssetnHi. Akk
slasna zidli 4 vypnkla ! hla4its
plac. So 40 al ], I,.as,.
"'Jsem samojedinA, opnstena
ma tornto syets a k tornu jests
churava I" Akala. 20, proc ne
odvedla mne chlAdna snirt "a
roveh 5 moji lnatkou!? Mic ne
|yfze mne K Eiyotu. Co Ne 20.
mne stane, nedostanu-li Ayni
praci? pCo si+potnu, pfijsla-li
PAM ma 'jihp4 t1fstq 'mne? Kde
najdu jfnou prAci, "a mesfc
mann platit cinzi, domaci jest
kruty, co nu ma tom zalezi, BE
byla jsem diva mestce v nemoc-
nici, on chce jen sve penize, ne
zaplatim-ii, da mi yypoyed a
zadrzi mnj nabytek, 60 sc pax
sc mnou stance"
Klara sc zamltela a pax wy
pukla novu Y usedavy plat.
"Nicim jsem Sc neprohfesi-
la, septala Ia chvilh "Bih
mne snad prece neopusti, stara
Sc 0 lilii Y poll. ustrne Sc snad
take made .mnou! Nesmim byti
malonyslnou, nesmim Sc odda-.
tt zoufalosti ~ zilMa pfejde,
-leto sc vrati a . MIN slunko i
zdravi -" t
Mlada divka sc vzchopila, 4
c;tvrela okno, aby vnikl do
d'onho, nevetranAho pokojiku
"2duch a zatopila malych ka
-ninkach.
"Tnk", pravila X sobE, my
Ii doidu 81 pro nejakou snida-
ri. pax Sc obleknu a dojdu do
obehodu prositi opst o praci.
Drive vsak muslin uschoyati
sve aedictvi, kdybych TAX pre-
ce .yhraia
- .979.999", septala, odri-
ka.uiic zvoina cisliee. "Podiv-
ne to Gislo zajiste nikdy neyy-
jde! Dobry pan Estiva1 bal Sc
zajiste, ze mu nekdo ukradne
los anebo mel strach, ably jej
neztratil, protoze napsal ma
zadni strane losu sve jmeno.1
Jest to hezke, lie 81 ma mneI
vzpomnel, ale dost malou cast
kou penez byl by mi prokazalj
vetsl dobrodini". !.
Mlada divka ulozila los do
male krabicky 2 orecbovehoI
dfeva. lez stala ma skrini a "a
mkla il; pax vzala plechovou1
banku, a sla 81 pro chleba a
mleko.
Zanechmc nynf pbohou del
nici vrat'me sc do ulice Con-
de do kancelare notare Davi-
ola.
Vine, ze notar zadrzelI
Placida Jonberta v o.
kamziku, kdyz tento mel Sc XII
odchodu. 1
: .Muz $ oblisejem draveho
ptaka vyhovel prosbk pana Da
vide q znova sc posadil, ukry-
saje zyedavost gvop strojenor
Ihostejnosti.
Notaf pretetl psani, jez pra
VI obdrzel Alzfru, a obratil
Sc ku siepe Sc siosy:
"Sdeiim vam noyinu, jez bu-
dc vas zajiste zajimati, slecno.
Last, jejz jsem prave obdrzei a
jenz podivuhodnou nahodou
DriSal q tufo hndin,, ~ Al1{v,,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-25

ience 1t has been legally recognized in practically all
the states of the Union, in spite of strong opposition,
and it has won this recognition on it's merits alone.
The course of study required to become doctor
of Osteopahy is four years. during all of which time the
human body studied thoroly. Everything taught
in the medical schools is also taught the Osteopathc
schools excepting matera medical for which is substi-
tuted our principles and practice.
The basic principle of Osteopathy may be briefly
stated as follows: The human body VITAL self sus
tanning machine depending for it's proper functoning
upon proper structure Wis Proper position and relations
of all it's working parts and free and unobstructed
flow of blood and force to every organ and It's
sue of the body Furthermore it is the power to manu-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-25
If the Brain Don't Function the
Human Body is Dead

The thing applies automobile vehicef the storage
battery not in the condition the ignition system not
functioning automobile institution
authorized
to do all battery work-Cry complete line
electric globes and electrical equipment makes
Blackfoot Storage Battery Company
BLACKFOOT IDAHO
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-25

society woman and the growing boy and girl were to
have their spnes attended to before the downward pull
of gravity and the general and tear upon the spine
produce irreparable damage, many diseases would be
prevented and life would be prolonged many years. In
fact # you keep your spine supple and strong you will
keep your body young thruout life.
Now, the question Of supreme Importance to the
in i'll health is this, "Can Osteopathy cure me?'
In reply we would suggest that he 60 an Osteopath
for an examination. Do not 60 to physician whose
knowledge of spinal diagnosis is superficial or entirely
lacking. Even if your spine at fault such phys
clan would not recognize the fact but an Osteopah IN
sense spine specialist If your disease is durable
he is eminenty qualified to locate and remove the cause
whatever the ailment may be-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-04-25

by adjustment
Written by DR.. FRANK A. SLOAN
The health of the human body is controlled thru
the operation of the three natural laws a) The law of
chemistry; (b the law of psychologist and (c) the law
of physics The law of chemistry deals chiefly with the
body intake, consisting of air. food and drink The law
of psychology governs mental processes, while the
law of physics controls all of our body activities and
practically all of it's functions.
There are likewise three different systems of heal
ing based the above named laws (a) The drug, or
chemical SYSTEM; (b) the psychological, or mental sys-
ten and (c) the physical or mechanical system Each
system is scientific for each is founded upon one of the
These three systems each subdivded into schools
of practice. The drug system is subdivded into the
aopathic, regular the homeopathic, the electric
schools, etc. The mental system has it's Subdivisions
Christian Science, New Thought ETC. In like manner,
the mechanical system, of which the Oseopthic school
is the pioneer, has many subdivisions
The fundamental difference between these systems
lie in the view point to which natural law is of most
Importance to the bodys welbeing. The drug system
considers the law of chemistry as the most important
single factor in health and deems the laws of psyche
ogy and physics to be of secondly Importance The
mental system holds that the law of psychology is the
health viewing the laws of chemistry and physics as of
minor Importance.
The physical or mechanical system holds the view
point that the laws of physics is the most important
single factor for the maintenance of health in the human
tegrity Of the body mechanism, and governs all the
activities of the body during life.
Further structurally perfect human body will
functonate efficiently great variety of chemical in
take, which normally consists of air. food and drink.
Whereas the best chemical intake that pro-
duce cannot assure functional efficiency if the body
mechanism is structurally impaired.
Osteopathy was discovered in 1874 by DR.. A. T.
Still, medical physician and surgeon of wide exper
facture from the food and air taken in, all the
necessary secretions ferments chemicals, blood and
nerve force in proper proportions to maintain life and
health just so long as the bodily structure mechan
cally correct and each part is doing it's work properly
The scope of Osteopathy is broad one, covering
the field of both acute and chronic diseases and surgery
In the latter field Osteopathy extremely conservative,
and most emphaticay condemns promiscuous interfer
with bodily integrity thru unnecessary surgical OPP
erations The true Osteopath views operative surgery
as last resort instead of first
As prophylactic or prevention of disease Osteo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

rines All we're hrst recalled to the
barracks. the huglers sounded aSgemb-
" in the strsst in front % their quar-
ters and some detachments were i'm :
msdiately despatched in auto trucks to
unknown destinations
Aircraft may play a tremendously
important part IN the govefnrnsnt :.
efforts to combat the paralysis Of in
dustTy, transport ana traffic, and most
Of all food supply due 10 tho stglke.
ATRsHIP ACTIVITY.
"Biimps" and other airships. incIua-
ing the type manufactured during the
var on the zeppelin model will be
used 10 carry food from ports 70 In
land points while ordinary airplanes
viii acts AZ mail carriers
The heads -6t the air force called on
the premier early today and then
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

hastily lsft for ths AiE ministry
complete their planes.
Public els-m was TnAnttssted -
sudden rush for ftasurazcs oarnORS
footing and ptilage. Underwater
were overwhelmed with business y
rates are adYAneing slightly.
Voluntary economy in tbs U.s.
lighting also is 10 evidence on 81
sides. some theatres announced til=
will give only two night performs nee
weskiy beginning Monday as q cons5
iation they win give mAtinees daily.
Reports as to what is Happenings Z
the coal helds were but fregnerte-
but they indicated growing aggrr7
siveness on the part Of tho striker
IN South Wales for instance. miner
forced tho stoppAge Of the ares a, -
great o.iamorean eolliery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Graded course used.
1i'00 A. M.-Acrnins sermon BY the
pastor
Subject "a Work Greater than that Of
Chrfsts"
$40 p. m.-Epworth Lea que. Topic.
How Does Christ Wish His Day 10 be
spent Mat 13:I-1S. Leader lisa
belle Kreger
7: 80 p. H.--EV eniug sermon by pastor
Topic: The Christian citizenship
Special music
cordial Invita- on II given all 10
the community to all services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

miners organization emerged from
the premier's residence, Tiny wore the
gravest expression on their taces- All
refused to talk TO reporters. They
proceeded 10 Unity Hall Tor another
tf!ple alliance conference.
At the board % trade. where daily
communiques have been issued az 10
tAR progress Of the negotiations. II
VAS declared the Downing street
meeting was purely private one. No
report wac 70 be Issued md no ar
engagements made Tor another confer
enee. Officials said.
- Plymouth this morning there was
raytrerlous activity among Tho ma
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

struction r. r. Tennant scting Supt.
The Bible Class FOR men is directed
By Mr. l.. a. Smith.
1915 g. m.--Morning Prayer and SER
mon by the Rector he will deliver the
second sermon ia series on the Lord 8
Prayer.
Music BY vested Parish Choir All
men are welcome. Come Worship with
Us
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Morning Worship a. 1880.

Morning worship az I0.50.
Evening worship 1T 1856
Thursday evening at 7.%5 Come
and hear y. p. Ferguson the Scotch
Evangelist. hear his wife sing.
Bring the SICK to Ire healed.
Jesus Christ, the same YESTERDAY. to
tay and forever.
Everybody welcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
trinity Ensusn zu.hsran cnu,Ul,.

X. OF r. Temple. corner Holman and
Ogden streets. IL. Macksnsen. pastor
1874 Harrison street. phone tf4s
80 A. m.--5unday School
1850 a. m.-Mornlng Service.
2.tS ?, m.-EveninE Worship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Internatlonal slsle atuaanta.

q . Z Han, 10 State 81.
Public lecture along Biblical lines ev-
ery sunday et $500 D. m
Aiways instructive, helpful and rea-
stnab}c. Tho wisdom from above Is
thc nohlest science and the best instruc-
tI0R
A,l welcome. seats free. No col1ec-
ti1n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
ElnlBIl NJ ~ ~ " lllHlalB1
g ! ! / {. ] I
P4ns stree Presbyterian Church.

Corner Pine ST. and Chi cage ave.
r Leroy Stetfey Minister, 400 Oak
street
sunday school at 30 a. n
Public worship q 1915 a. 70. and 7:se
.. m
\ y s =. e al $50 D III
Prayer meeting Thursday. AZ z.Se ?.
Sunday April 10. Is Installation Day.
The lastoT Will preach in the morning
IN the subject Onward Progress and
following the sermon two Elders. three
lleacone. the s. $. officers and tine s. L..
Ulcers VIII be installed into thvir re-
spectiNe offices In tive evening The
srfTO2 subject VIII hc Gods Matches
Power" The general public - invited
70 worship III the home-lkc church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Eun.rAnusl ErnnEeuoni cnuron.

54s Ribley ST. Rev. Carl schaefM
pastoT. Phone lls5W
300 a. n.-sunday school
le:lb .. m.-Reguiar services
No evening services.
y. m.
14adisF Aid Social Meeting Thurs
day ait 400 y rs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
First Presbytsxiaa Church.

Holman and Highland sta
! C. Parrett Minister.
Bible School at 9;45 a. m
Morning Worship At IL ca.
Subject Strangers
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 r. m.
Evening Worship at Z 80 r NJ.
subject Among the stun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Centenary E~ r. Church.
Wnrnr, y HaraIna NenrAc

Church has moved 70 the new church
building on the corner Of Gostl!n and
IOWle streets.
Sunday School at 9.4s g. n.
Preaching service. 10:4E.
Junior Lea que at 1913 r
EpWoTth League at $50,
Leader Miss Turner.
Preaching service a. 1880,
A welcome 70 all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Eirs+ baptist Church

<UI-II5 SlbIey o
r. Q. Lieklidsr. Pastor
SUNDAY School at loco 4 NJ Help
ful classes for ali.
Morning Worship with sermon By the
Theme Of sermon THE Reception Of
Power"
intermediate ara Senior Devotional
meetings at ESQ.
Evening Worship at 80 , m.
Sermon theme What Shall the Rar-
Wednesday at 500 , N. a study Of
rho Fathers Work Through HE Am
baSs0dors
SOIL STREET PENEcosTAL AssEa9-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Gospel Service sunday evening ri
5:4s ,. ~. Subject Prayer"
Sunday School at 5.e0 D. m
Regular services at 1850 = m
Gospel meeting Thursday at 1:4S p m
Everybody Welcome
6. J. Allen, Superintende
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Editor Tim es-Tiil you kindly an
neuace to the voters Of Harmon that
shan BE- a candidate for Mayor on the
Democratic ticket. subject 20 .hs pri-
rnArles 70 be held May 3, 1921.
]. H McGCIRE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
ct. PAuI's LutAoran Church

- '~AAAAANH s.
W.. &. Lichtainn. Pastor
9:e0 a. m. sunday School
1000 a. u---Morning Service
Church RnnlversaTy sermon.
400 y. m -Nesper Service
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
FmgT CKR1svrAN CHURCE-c,-

met avenue and Summer boulevard
Q Il SmIthson. minister
S.S0-Biole school
we are leading Gary
10:45-COnrnunion and Sermon
First OF 8 series on the book of Rev
elAtiCn.
7.Oe-Junior. Intermediates and Senior
G E
s.00-Sermen Is 81 right - pros
elytsP'--Chart sermon
The South Side bus leaves i5tb sne
Madison at els. The North Side bus
viii be on ShsH1eld 800, Huehn. $50;
Oak and Hoffman. $40. free ride -
and from the services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
First A9sthodlst Episoopal Church.

Russell street Rev. benjamin Rist.
pastor $50 Holman street Phone
1909
2:3O a m Sunday School.
1916 o m Morning worship.
Sermon by The pastor. Theme Pro-
t3cting Things Sacred
$50 p IA. Intermediate League
Leader Mrs Pred Malou
so p nj Fpworth League.
Lseodtr Mr. Thc0. Moore
f.45 ~ Evening service Thens3
Deltghtins IN INC Commandments Of
God
Wednesday, evening
6:45 2. m Bible study Class
T.i5 p. m. Prayer and Praise service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
BOTH SIDES ABsO-
LUTELY ADAMANT

Continued from pASs one.)
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8ss East State st. Captain Samuel
Eedegaard in charge
Meetings Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday night at 8 o'clock
Sunday morning worship at 1850.
Sunday school at 1880 ?. m.
Bible Glass at the usual hour
p p Legion at $40 2. m
Sunday evening Salvation services Al
?. m.
4 cordial invitation Is extended to
public 70 attend these services. spec
1sl singers and speakers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
r4rEs caproa Of onEaut, sOiapfi's.

E9TEt LhnTch o. LhTTBEs aoIsnIAFk.
TAO s Holman ST.
Morning service ct 10.46.
Sunday school At - O'Clock
Wednesday evening testimonial meet"
Ing at s o'clock.
\ free reading room IS open daily ex'
cspt Sunday. fron2 10 5 p. m. and On
tuesday aRd Friday evenings from 1880
The public - cordially welcome 70 al
services and 70 visit the reading room.
r1rst sp4r4tualis+ Church Of west Ham
Eaond, III
E&tension Of Ogden street blocks
west Of state Line street
Good speakers and message bearers
Services every Sunday at 2.3o ?. n.
Mrs Ellen Lee. pastor
psFtas HsAi1ng hReet1nzs-
PaEtnr, Emma Kroer.
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A DoLlar's Worth for a Dollar

nng of Auburn economy. Auburn Beauty-SIX
has reputation for low operating expense and
freedom from trouble Visits to the service
station are few and far between.
The reason is Auburn soundness of design and
construchon-ther result of Il years continuous
automobile manufacture See Auburn Beauty
SIX at our saIesroom Learn about its smooth
silent S. h. p. motor-exclusive torquc arm
construction annular balI-beanng transmission
and 4-bearing crankshaft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

The holiness Methodist Church, at the
corner Of Hickory ard Chicago avenue,
Sunday School at 10 o'clock
Morning Worship at II a. m
Evening Worship at 7&5 ?. n.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

SOIL STREET PErEcosTAL Assem-
bly,. 749 sohl street.
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me T4rTt spfr4tualstie Church

1hs FIRST Spfr1fuangtic Church % Ham
Holds three services every Sunday
at z4s p n. At Neis hall. IS state
street.
Messages and lectures viii be given
sad a most cordial invitation IS extended
80 al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Your dollar viii not buy more IN motor car
value than it will buy in Auburn Beauty-SIX at
new prices. You can prove this for yourself
Contrast what you get In Auburn with what you
find in other cars of similar price. Auburn
OVERPLUS VALUE is immediately apparent.
But go farther than that Compare Auburn
Beauty-SIX with higher priced cars offering
equal advantages You will then realize how
much you SAVE IN Auburn Beauty-SIX And
your first saving, remember is only the begin
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Chse. III. Lee son, pastor.
9.ab q. m.--Sunday school.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

= ~ @bEaa-AkAt 80 - .
Pastor, Emma Kroer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-03

librarian he had lived many years in
America and should really De allowed
to have books because he was an
American sin principle"