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The New York herald., 1922-03-03
WOMAN BUYS DRIVE HOME.

In reporting the sale of Manhattan
properties sold on Wednesday by Bryan
L. Kennedy at auction omission was
made of the sale of the four story
dwelling, 25x1Oo, at 322 Riverside Drive
for William Carr to Mary G. Gates Of
Tuckahoe. n. Y.
The four story dwelling. 23xS0. at 500
West End avenue. southwest corner of
street, which was to have
been sold at the auction. was with
drawn because It was leased for twenty
one years by the owner. Mrs. c. +.
Smith
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
ADELPHI THEATER
SOLD BY INVESTOR
J. A. Mollenhauer Disposes of
Parcels at B'way and 89th
Street; Other Sales.

,. Adolph Mollenhauer. the sugar mer-
chant. has sold the Adelphi Theater and
adjoining taxpayer at the southwest
corner or Broadway and Eighty-ninth
street TO the 2i09 Broadway Corporation.
organized recently by Morrison & Schiff.
attorneys. with a capital of $4,000. The
property fronts 1908 feet on Broadway
and i32 feet on Eighty-ninth street. The
thester is under lease for long term
% years. Mr.. Mollenhauer bought the
properties four years ago as an invest
ment from Klein 4 Jackson in an
exchange which involved a total OF
O. eoee eca
The Eighty-ninth street and Broadway
property was originally leased from
tho Cruikshank family for twenty-one
years BY Klein a. Jackson. with an op-
ton 10 purchase, which was exercised,
and they resold the premises 10 the
Oceanic Investing Company. taking
back a lease on the ground on a net
rental time. They then improved the
plot with the theater and business
building. subleasing the business build
ing to one tenant az a net rental. and
the theater 10 Springer a. Hamburger
also on a net lease. In November 1916.
Klein 4 jackson purchased the fee OF
the premises from the Oceanic Investing
Company in an exchange for 4 East
FortS-third street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
NEW CONCERN BUYS
THE LUCILLE FLAT
Small Apartments Attract In
vestors on Both Sides Of
Manhattan.

The six story elevator apartment
house known a. the Lucille. al 80
West iiith street. on a plot s7.sxee H.
located between Broadway and Am
sferdam avenue. has been sold by i
client of Paul r. Gtttlnger. attorney.
70 Abraham crosncy. who reports re-
selling the property 10 the newly
formed Dlatsii Realty Company. rep
iesentiuE clients ~ his. and having for
directors a. Blatt and y. and NJ sill
verman The property was held at 60
90
other MsitifamsIy House Sales.
The -four story tenement. with stores
AZ = Second avenue, and the adjoining
siN story house. with stores. AZ Nos.
Io-ss. have been sold. after an owner
ship ~ twenty five years by Harry
Fischei, the builder. who erected the
houses The former stands on a lot
s'Xioo and the larger house on a plot
4ilAi2sx IRE guiar. located between
Third and Fourth streets. The new
owner ~ the 90 Second Avenue Cor
poratlon. now being formed. and repre-
senting a client Of Jacob I. Berman.
attorney.
Freidus & Steinberg sold &c West
Fifty-third street. a five story flat. 25x
100. to- Albert Hyman. The house az
900 West iosth street. recently reported
sold by the same sellers, was bought
by Gertrude A. Schum. Freidus a
Steinberg are the buyers OF the six
story house at 2eo-222 West Thirteenth
street. sold recently.
A. II. Levy sold for BENJAMIN VIM
Ter 10 a client of !. Witkind the two
six story houses at 1s?5-is93 Amster-
dam avenue, I0ixi06. between i5sth and
l5sth streets. held at $4,000. Negotia-
tions are pending for a resale.
Joseph Nasanowitz resold for Fred
erick Schwartz 10 Dora Jacobs and
others 50 East ii5th street. five story
flat, 27xl0o. The new owners Will re-
model the building. This is the third
sale of the property by the same broker
within two weeks.
James l.. Van SAINT resold to Cath
crime A. Katzman. 55-57 Eighth avenue.
n three story fiat with stores, 3Sx66 by
irregular.
The Reliant Leasing Company resold
10 Abraham J. and Sander Smith the
Ave story apartment house at 515 West
15Tth street. 50x100.
Fritz Doerrhoefer sold to Henry OPP
pcnheimer the four story fat at 170
East Eightieth street. 22x1o2.2.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company. as executor. sold for
$4,000 TO George 7. Mentevelis the
buildings. 10010x72.10. at the SOUTH
west corner of New Bowery and Oliver
street.
Ernest Plath sold to Bernhard Flynn
the five story building at 2s3 Bowery.
81 2x70.1, adjoining the northeast cor
ner of Houston street.
Matte Mckee sold to Marquette
Herczeg the four story dwelling at 2S
West Tenth street. 1S.5x92.3.
Harry A. Hannigan bought from
Harvey Hurst the three story dwelling
at 137 West Eighty street, lax
100
Alice Brady bought from Francis w.
Wilcox. executor. for so2.500 the four
story dwelling at 1850 Lexington ave-
nue.. near Seventy-ffth street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
RENT TEN FLOORS FROM PLANS.

Plans have been filed for the erection
of ten additional stories 10 the two
story building at 1893 John street. near
Broadway. controlled by Exchange
Buffet interests Elias a. Cohen. who
has many big properties In the immedi-
ate vicinity, will, according 70 tho Ward
Building Reports. be the lessee or the
ten floor addition Clinton a Russell
architects. estimate the cost of the
changes az S330.0o The building occu-
pies tho site Of the old John street Thea
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
New Jersey.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE purchasers with large amount 81
cash ready 10 buy tenement and apartment
hourea IN any Sec'icn of the city; prefer
ably corner properties, providing the prizes
IA light Owners wishing 10 effect quick
sale should quote lowest possible price an1
Fivr detailed particulars as 10 income and
exprnaea The cooperation of brokers wsil
- welcomed r. ". pESCfA, Times Bldg.
Tel. 1000 Bftart.
WANT 10 lease eight - nine thousand feet
with good light bctv cen ltth ana tfth sts
nnd sth 10 ath ava. might buy nfnall build
luE state fui particulars and lowest pflca
far aulrk action ~ A. NANTEK CO, $50
rth nv CAN Vanderbilt 1850.
WANTED ~ nHoNN FoR QUICK BUYER,
two or three family modern house,
9an. coo 70 AJ0.0o.
rOT.SOM EiluSt, INC. i21 r. at'h 81,
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
IN rmr ArcrIoN RooN.
80 vesey street
nv 4g@vvff r. nav

Nfr MsfN af 8AG - Sat ~ f5G ff ~
tltn 49,, f4NxH~ =, enc STORY EmraNe mud two
etarY WNop faferfaafirnal COMMITTEE -
f0Nug Meas CNfintlau Association vH VIII
ixHn Leslie sf ~ Merrill unEers Trfr
tAN4 CfsrirM WeireF ftss aun. So .pTs III
tMxNa. fac. o. sg7N ~. Withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From naf,sry 10 isth S.. Inclusive.

oApwAy. ais fcornsf) Two LOFTS, $1,000
E f7th ~. cor. iHth--Two lofts $500.
fica with All cnuveniences. reasonable. Ap-
ply Roofn ai4 ~ Corfandi -. Rector o07i.
FOil RFNT
10 600 "a g.. iiElf loft. sieamhea'. rlsva-
tors aprinklers llxht manufacturing ren-
sanabc rsns. Jaeger Bldg. ISIS Mulhcrfy y
LOFT. gsx 100. s7a B'Way, "a floor, elevator
service, Apply VI GE%HEE. 1Gs Forrest nv.
Melrone s2ai
OFFICES TO IET 2is 80 Fulfon 80. cor
rer C;resnwtrh third flcow goOo Eaun 20
feet ~ g. 20 pfr square foot steam hest,
hot water. elevator. hlNh cHilirms subway
~ promises. long tease Inquire On prem.
lrss. nth floor. HOLM REALTY c..
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FOR Rent-Furnished room house; paruuet
floors. electric light hot water; garage.
large garden. shade and fruit trees: from
May 15-October 49, price $40 month
Christians only: reference. BERGER. a6th
St, College Point.
TO RENT-Furnished. TO July !, modern
American basement house. excellent toca
tion. East seth St. near 5th av.; fully fur
nished. 10 rooms, baths rent reasonable.
600 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
Molienhauer Buys Roxboroush.

J. A. Mollenhauer is the buyer OF the
Roxborough. twelve story apartment
house at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Eighty-ninth street sold on
Wednesday by Isidore thinner and
Samuel Resnick.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW one story brick factory, 2axi0o, two
bioehN from Bridge Plaza station. HAW-
KfNs, / bridge Plaza. Long Island city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
New York State-Sale or
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. JS9 9TH AV. NY
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.

WITH little cash a family of refinement
and education can secure title to and oc-
cupy at once this quaint Colonial home. To-
Gated on one of the best streets of cele-
brated suburban residential section near New
York city, where the desires of the neighbor
,ng families as to the personality OF the
buyer must and will receive first considera-
ton; initial payment only $1,000. balance
$6, $50 on easy payment mortgages. The plot
frorts 100 #. on the street and the house
is surrounded by beautiful grove of white
birches and shading oaks, contains Q rooms
and bath and wide veranda. the elevation
is over 500 it. 1t Is only a few minutes
walk to railroad express station. on the best
committing road out OF New York city, and
is offered complete with nothing extra to buy.
There are over 800 commuters from this
section now. Bathing. boating, skating, golf,
tennis and country clubs are available, to-
gether with fine schools. churches and mar
kets. 1t Ia a bargain and a wonderful place
for young couple who have regard for
proper environment. Your reply will receive
personal. confidential and courteous atten-
ton Immediate. p. o. Box 37S. City Hall
Station, New York city. 44 b.
BLOOMFIELD-owner win sacrifice beau
tiful room house, corner property. min.
to Lackawanna station, min. to trolley,
lot 50xfj0 no agents. Inquire at 26 Broad
ST., Bloomfield, N. j.
ELBEEoN, Ocean av. 100x30O. house 10
rooms, 3 baths. all improvements. garage
taken by bank under foreclosure. Yours for
DEAL BEACH, at Ocean av.. 100x15o.
house II rooms. all improvements. garage.
ALLENHURST, 75x1T5. well located, fur
nished. IL rooms. story garage. A cheap
home for summer or all year. $4,000.
RENTAL LIST
covers Allenhurst. Deal, Elberon. West End.
Asbury Park, Avon, Belmar Spring Lake.
JOSEPH NJ. BYRNE co. ust. 1880.
Byrnc Bldg. 1S1 Market St, Newark.
Branches. New York, Jersey City.
Coast associate meets your train with closed
car by appointment.
FRED list of houses for sale and rent Write
VAN wINKI.E CO.. Rutherford. n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
buyers nj jackson Heights.

An apartment at 12e Twenty-first
street. Jackson Heights. has been pur-
chased by Miss Marion !. Petitpain
Mrs. Elvira Treacy has purchased an
apartment In III Twenty-third street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

NEW AMERICAN COLONIAL.
OLD GARDEN CITY; attractive American
Colonial, four bedrooms, two baths, sun par
lor, hardwood floors, steam heat, all inn
provements, conveniently located: plot 75x
100; terms reasonable. THE GARDEN CITY
CO.. tel. 1874 Garden City.
PORT WASHINGTON. L. I.--La,ge new
room house. hot water heat gas and elec-
tric. tile bath, garage, new decorations,
large porch, restricted section, near station;
price S11 800: terms arranged. Owner.
ROBERT E. THOMPSON, sos Central av..
Brooklyn: tel. Bushwick 1892.
ROCKAWAY Park. southeast corner 124th
st. and Boulevard. modern 10 room
house and garage steam heated; plot 100x
100: beautifully decorated; ground devel-
oped. For full particulars call Belle Har-
The New York herald., 1922-03-03

PRETTY cottage at summit Z rooms, tiled
bath. steam heat, open fire. gas. kitchen,
oak floors, sun room: Si1 600: easy terms
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO.,
Realtors, opp. sta. Summit. N. J.
SUBURBAN HOMESEEKERs.
Send for free booklet descriptive of Ridge
wood, ~. j., the ideal suburban home town,
having ] 500 commuters: all homes, no man
ufacturlng. p. o. Box IL. Ridgewood. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
rram Battery 20 iath S.. Inclusive.
|, HARRISON ST
New Jervcy-Saie or Rent.

&c HARRISON ST.
furf rtnrv ana basement, size 10xT5. floor
rRnHriII @nn pounds electric elevator; srit-
able tar butter and egus, bakery supplies,
~r-rss~ runaries. &C. w. y Russell, ccs
Broaawng. Cort. s3iA
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
Westchester-saIe or Rent.

CRESTwOOD.
EXCLUSIVE HOUSE.
NJ. ]. LOGAN. TUCKAHOE 3I41.
Mrs. EDMUND W. BoDINE. Real Estate,
Az Main ST.: tel. S4S New Rochelle.
New York State-Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03

LONG BEACH.--Furnished cottages for sale
and rent. EDWARD j. FARRELL. Rank
Bldg Park ct, corner National boulevard
The New York herald., 1922-03-03
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island--sxIe or Rent.

HOMES AND ACREAGE. write =. UNsEn,
Mineola. Tel. Garden city iat2-w.
The New York herald., 1922-03-03

LONG BEACH Complete listing all avail.
sbia houses srA bungalows for sale o~ rvni
Apply Knob Building. opposite station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

&St-%&o 64plSy Skr@@L
Raw. J. c. Granger, Pastor.
Residence. 1o4 Detroit St Phone
1336-M
Sunday announcements:
sunday school ut 9:4E o. IN. Help
ful classes for all. Guy Cobb, SupI
e:45 g. m.-Mea's Brotherhood
Class. Morse DeIlPlain. President.
HOO - rn.--MorninK worship
Subject; The Tree The Angels
Trimmed"
| $40 .. m-B. 7. r. Z. meeting.
Evening. 1880 p. m.-Candle Light
service followed by Christmas con-
cert by the choir. with the following
numbers:
Mems chorus. Following the Guild
Ing Star"
Duet. The Angels Song Mrs.
Mann, Mr.. Hobbs
Chorus, GLORIOUS Morn choir.
Solo. Beautiful star Mr.. Powell
Chorus, Joy TO the World" choir.
Solo. Cradle Hymn" Helen Cook
Duet, ''Fairest Lord Jesus" Mrs.
Dwyer and Mr., Cobb.
Quartettc. There is Room" NJ.
Powell, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Leonard,
Mr. Mann.
Chorus. Come and Worship choir
Wednesday. 7:45 .. u--Mid-weas
Service. with Bible stWdy led by tbs
pastoT.
Thursday. 1880. choir rehearsal
| Thursday, 7:3o-Boy Scout meet-
nE, Troop One.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS
ON THE OLD
bOWERy
81 HARRY S. DENI1NGER

IsIAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. SERyIcEI
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-It should
be merry Christmas for the s.nis-
ter goddess who rules over the
bowery In its Journey from Mott
Street to Cooper Square.
Tor somewhere along the wet
pavements OF this once bad old
street Mat Anderson. Of ireland. and
nowhere in particular. stumbled to-
day, red faced and bleary-eyed, NUT
Ierlng to himself.
Nor should the fact that commerce
more respectable deity, has invaded
her realm Of cheap nop houses and
Joints with & medley of poIyrilt
signs worry our lady OF the Bowery
Has she not won for the sixth
time her annual battle with Mat.
six years ago. few months be-
fore Christmas. Mat said goodbye to
his wife. and two Riddles in Cork.
and set out for New York,
Sure an Ill save me money an
send for you before the HOLIDAYS. :.
he told them.
Yesterday, over a cup OF coffee in
. church restaurant on Riving
street, near where the once famous
"one mile house. departed his life
eiRce the eighteenth amendment.
used 10 operate. Mat told his story
through drunken tears.
Twas six years ago I few knew
this damn street" he unused. she
was wilder then, with the wide open
saloons an all. but cot me a room
n joint on Penn Street an job
an saved me money for while.
An the, Just when / was ready TO
send for me wife an babes, the
ould street says to me. as / sat
tn me bare room ono night, Mat
you damn fool. why don't you go
cut an get a. drink an have q good
tins-surs its crazy. you ara, sit
ting here like a ninny.'
AN when next I knew anything
Il was Christmas time. an I was
broke, an no wife and no babes,
there were.
IT'S been that way ever since -
always when I get nearly enough
money TO send for them. the Bowery
says, come along'-ar' I come.
This year I had no word from
them for a. long time. an plannin'
was TO go home an surprise them
But instead--da1nn them boot
leggers,
Merry C1lrfstuaS-merry hell!
The lights OF a. Chinese "Restaur-
ant" across tho way twinkled sar-
conIcally.
Police said they discovered a
quantity Of narcotics and g. note
book containing the names or num-
crous prominent people, among
which was that OF Wallace Reid.
and his street address. Reid is now
recovering from a three-months' III :
ness said to be the result or break
ing himself Of the habit OF using
liquor and narcotics Tho other
names were not revealed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
zxRY.E oUxm.xoEg

when did the people of Israel
become nation?
2-Where was SoiomcD's temple
built?
a-Narae the 0. r. man who stole
the hearts OF his people. How?
4-Mention the longest reign OF a
Jewish monarch?
5-Who was the mediator between
God and Irsael?
6-What was the import OF the
feast of Tabernac1es with the Jews?
Name the O. T. man who was
type OF Jesus in the ~. r.
s-What use was made Of lar &c
sum of tribute money. by King 10
slab?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
$40 Holman 1t. Phone soos.

eS5 Hohmau 81. Phone SVot.
y:l3 u. m.--Ci chestlaI iscltaL
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1Q:45 a. m.--Aorning worship.
Christmas music.
Anthems. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" c. Al Havenss.
Sing. 0 Heavens" Towers.
Solo: "A Vision of Bethlehem,
Greedy. Mrs Elsa Freeman.
Sermon by the pastor, theme:
Angel Voices"
1880 p. m.--Pageant: The Child
of Prophecy
Rendered by the Sunday school
Wednesday: 1880 p. m.-Union
praper meeting with the haywood
Park church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
ST. JOHNS xvAN. LUTHERAN.
West Hammond. Illinois.

Wcnt 1AuiHiOh0s 4AAlHOls'
Gilbert. Pastor. 5i6 w. Sibley St
Phone lS25-R.
$50 a. m.--ierman services.
100 a. m.-English services.
Theme: The JOY Before the Lord
the Real Christmas Joy"
$50 p. m.-ChIldren's Christmas
services.
December 25th: 1000 a NJ.
German Christmas services.
Theme: Good TiddngS of Great
JOY"
Great was our misery from which
we have been rescued.
Great is our Savior by whom We
have been rescued.
Great Is the bliss which we have
been rescued.
Come and worship with L.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
gT2&T P1KmYTE&1A%
Holman and Highland streets.
i C. PArrAtt. Minister

9:45 a. in.-Rible school
11.00 a. u1.--MoTning worship.
The pastor Will preach a Christ
mas sermon and Mrs L. L. Bomber
ger will sing The Dawning." Mr..
Mcneil will sing The Light OF
Glory" and Miss Clark will sing
Born in ii Manger."
Christmag Eve vesper service al
Zoo p. N. Program OF music.
Duet. Holy Night" Mesdames
Bonn berger and Parrett
Anthems. The World is Thrilled
With JOY, The Light of The
World Lead Me"
Solo. The Healer Of sorrow" Mr..
MCNEIL
Carols. 10y to the World ana
'sHark the Herald Angels Sing"
$50 p. rl.-Intermediate and Sc
NOR EE1eavor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

IN carly YouT yeGTs. I Il. 6-I.
Ri righteousness Prov. 1854.
3-By taking heed thereto, accord
Ing to thy word. Pisa 119, 8.
4--Let the wicked forsake his way
and thoughts. lisa b5-f
die covers our head IN the day
Of trouble Pisa. 49,
6--Not in avoiding danger, but In
facing it. IL need be. Josh. 1-1:9.
Saul. first king, young. tall and
handsome. / Sam 9-1:2.
s-Davtd spoke by the Holy Spirit.
Acts lis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
r pAux.s ErxgcoxAx.-

Corner Holman and Detroit SIS.
Rev. Peter Langendorf1. Rector.
Tomorrow Is the fourth Sunday in
Advent. Services:
500 a. n.-Hoiy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Church School and
Song service.
i0:45 a m.-Morning prayer and
sermon by the Rector:
Topic: THE Prayer End OF Sem
sational career"
Chritmas Eve
7:30--Christmas vespers under au-
spices OF church school. An inter-
esting service Of carols and respon-
sive reading. Mrs. Frinderburk VIII
tell q Christmas story.
Christmas Day.
December Goth Monday.
600 a r7-Hulv Communion " 18th
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
rrnxr cHrRcu-rnxAnrrE-

Calumet and Michigan avenues
A. III. Wells and L. Z. Davis, pls-
tors.
9z5 a. m-sunaay school
le;46 a. m.-MornIns worship.
500 y. -denominational
Praise Service.
Gas ,. m.-Youns Peoples meeting
1880 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
Wednesday. 1880 p. Mid week
prayer service
meeting.
7:so. Friday-Teachers Meeting.
Men and Boys prayer meeting.
Saturday at 7:45 p. m.
Our new church is IN It's final
state Of completion and we are put
ting on a great revival campaign,
I. Moore, ex-president Of Olivet
University. viii preach every night
al 80. and Kenneth and Unice Wells
sweetest singers In Indiana, will
have charge of the music and sing
ing. II you hear them the first
night you will be sure to come every
night.
We will have our dedicatorial SER
vices Dec. oath at 800 p. m. at
which time we will lay the corner
stone and inclose a number of sac
red and particular documents Rev.
l. G. Martin, noted evangelist and
the morning, Rev. J. w. Short, Dis
trict Superintendent will preach de-
dicational message in afternoon and
DR.. J Z. l. Moore Will preach at the
evening service. This will be a feast
Of good things and we cordially in
vite and issue a hearty welcome to
every one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
ErDE PARK M. E.

Res. 1912 Harrison street.
9:45 a. rn.-Se nior and Junior Sun
day school
o. \. kiger. Supt
HOO d. n.--Beg l1nerS and prl-
mary Sunday school.
Mrs. Sailor. Supt.
$50 ,. m.-Epworth League.
"A Christmas Service" Evon Mil
liken.
1890 p. n.-Surdsy school program.
There will be no morning preach
ing service as the pastor is on q
vacation.
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Christmas Carols.
1000 a. na.-Second festive service.
The Parish Choir will sing Redhead' S
fine communion service. The church
Will be beautifully ADORNED for The
festive season.
We wish every member of the
parish 10 rnset at the altar on Christ
mas morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
K|DD|ES ARE
ORPHANED
FOR XMAS

LYN, Mass. Dec. 23.-Black robed
tragedy presides today in the house
hold of Narcisse Seekiasian and
Santa Claus can be nothing but an
intruder.
Ara1i. a dark-eyed sprite OF seven
a md her sturdy little brother, John.
six. weep all day for their mother
and father that even Santa Claus
cannot bring back to them.
Narcisse Seekiasian and his pretty
young Armenian wife. Florence
were decorating a Christmas tree
for their children. when quarrel
arose. Araxi and John were a I play
When they entered their homo they
found the tree saden with gifts for
<n~na and glittering with tinsel AT
~rst they thought their pg-~af7s were
Saaleep.
The police say Jealousy caused
seei1iasian to shoot his wife and
then himself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
s:4o-week day teachers confer

Enrolment fee. 81 for IL weeks.
A practical course to help Sunday
| School teachers and officers with
actual problems. Teachers and Of
hcers from any school are eligible.
also young people interested in pre-
pairing to teach. church members and
amy others who may wish 70 attend.
| BY co operative effort We build here
| 4 righteous city"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

A number OF church notices ware
received loo late FOR publication.
It has been repeatedly announced
that all church notices must be In
this Office by friday noon This
gives the pastor a whole week Co
get his notice in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23

ahootings nc the trial of I've men
I'm connection with the massacre.
The trial 10 being held at Marion.
Ill States Attorney Delos Duty
has active charge Of the prosecu-
ton. A. c. Lewis Of Harrisburg,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-23
T1RsT SF1RrruA1.xsr UErHcK-

Or West Hamnon 1IlinofR-
Sunday, December "a. 1880 p. m
*. & l.. OF s. Hall over Lion Store.
Spiritualisn is the Light OF truth.
Good speaking. Mrs. Rhoda Clark
and Mrs. II. knezevtch will give mos
sages. You are welcome Come
Watch night meeting Dec. S1st.
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81. rAUxB xuTTrEEAN--
SIS Clinton st. w + Lichrsinns

Pastor.
$50 a. in-Sunday school.
$50 a. Tn---German service.
10:45 a. m.--Enslish service.
1880 p. n.-Children's Christmas
service.
Printed order of service. Come.
and sing to the glory Of the Christ
child
Christmas Day, December Is.
$3.50 a. ua.-German service.
I0:45 a. m-Engiish service.
Sermon on the Christmas gospel