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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22


 Firth Avenue Vs. Southside Baptists.
 One of the really crucial encount- ters of the season is slated for to- night in the Sunday School league of the Y. M. c. A., when Fifth Avenue Preds and Southside Baptists tangle in one of the most hectic combats of the year. The other two games should be interesting, but do not hold the tremendous interest at tached to the last contest
 Southside has close shooting. passing type of team that works well together, and fs unmissable un- der the basket. The Deep Waterites have in Lee and Nelson two corking close range loopers, but Angell is the lone man at all capable at the lengthy ones. Sanford is a splendid back guard and Vii be hard to slip past, while Mcintosh is hard worker and a neat floor man.
 Some Splendid Amateurs
 Fifth Avenue owns an aggregation composed of some of the very best amateurs In the district. Jerry Thomas and Thad Holt, forwards; Trent, center, and Roberts, guard, are all either on the B. A. C. squad or have been in the past. A hefty string of highly capable subs com pletes a very formidable team. and they are doped to win, though it won't be more than a point or so either way
 North Highlands team should spank the St. Johns combine. The Highlanders own some of the best material extant locally, but somehow they can't get together; the team work is absent and consequently they can't compete with the smoother working Bapti-ts and r eds.
 First Methodists came through with bank and whiz last week and look set to worry the two front runners now off to their usual bad start, this team is coming strongly at present, practicing hard and im proving steadily. They ought to wallop Handley Memorial, which seems to have no assistants for. Sheppard and Grabin two of the loops gems.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Famous Walker Plans Visit to the States

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-Ugo Frigerio, famous Italian walker and winner of both pedestrian events in the 1920 Olympic games at Antwerp. will com pete in this country during the com ing indoor athletic season. This an nouncement was made by tho Ana teur Athletic union today
 The Italian was one of the sensa- tions of the Antwerp Olympics two years ago when he won both the 5000 and 10000 metres walks. He established new Olympic record for the 5000 metre walk when he won
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Lenglen-Mallory Net
 Feud May Be Renewed
Ry Associated Prest

LONDON, Dec. 21.-A renewal of the tennis feud between Mile Su- game Lenglen and Mrs. Molla Biurn- stedt Mallory next summer seemed q probability today. A cableEram from New York stating that Mrs. Mallory planned to come to Wimbledon In quest of the women's title brought the announcement from A. H. Muhr, Suzanne's manager. that the French star would also participate in the Wimbledon match
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Million Dollar Club

NEW YORK. Dec. al.--Long Island. a favored spot among golfers, is to have 8 new sl.00o,o0o club, "Thc Creek" Vincent Astor. George F Baker. Jr.. Clarence II. Mackay and J. F. Morgan are among the mem bers of the committee of organiza- tion which also will be the first board of governors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Notre Dame Will Play
 Princeton Next Year!

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Dec. 2I-The University of Notre Dame football team will play the Princeton univer- sity eleven at Princeton on October 20. 1923. Knute. NJ. Rockne. director of athletics of Notre Dame today an nounced his football schedule for next season.
 The schedule provides for ten games and includes contests with West Point. Georgia Tech, Nebraska and Carnegie Tech. The Georgia Tech game will be October 27 at Notre Dar1e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
McMillin's Team Will
 Play Petrels in 1923

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. d. Especially Centenary college, which "Bo" Me Millin put on the map by accepting job there as head football coach, will play in Atlanta against ogle- thorpe university next November 24.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Chicago Yacht Club May Meet the Cubans

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.--Yacht races of an international flavor between the Chicago Yacht club and Cuban yacht men await only obtaining a trophy, Senor Francis F. Caballero. Cuban consul here, has announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
Gene Sarazen Signs
 With New Golf Club

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Gene Sarazen, open golf champion, to- day signed a two-year contract to act as professional for the new ly formed Briar Cliff (New York) lodge hotel and golf club, begin ming March 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-Determination of the eligibility list for the next womens national golf championship will be based upon the United States Golfers association handicap list at the time of the tournament, Cornelius Lee, secretary of the association, an nounced today.
 This list. he explained would be consolidation of district lists showing all women with a handicap of II or less submitted to the associations secretary by each districts represen tatives on the women's committee in response to a s0-day written notice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 22 1922
B. A. C. BLUES TO OPEN
 SEASON WITH BAYLOR

The Blues of the Birmingham Athletic club their 192228 basket game will be played in the Brmnghan Athletic clubs gymnasium start it's Christmas holidays with playing fast hard basketball and Coach ns Blues expecting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22

For two years associate coach at Vanderbilt, who has been signed as head coach of all athletics at the University of Alabama. Wade has enjoyed unusual success in coaching circles, and alumni and friends of the university are confident that the athletic committee made a wise choice in the Vanderbilt mentor as head coach for Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22
PREDS MEETING BAPTISTS IN BIG GAME OF SEASON
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
rONIGHT,s GAMES

St. Johns vs. North Highlands. First Methodists vs. St. Johns. Firth Avenue vs. Southside Baptists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

ing delivered by what is represented as the per
sonalities Of various men and women who have
died through the body Of the Rev. F. A. Wiggn,
pastor of Unity Church. The first Of these lee
lures was given recently when Dr. George c.
Lorimer, late pastor of fremont Temple, who
died in 1904, supposedly spoke.
There was nothing uncanny about this
vice. After congregational singing and prayer,
Rev. Mr. Wiggin stepped forward, closed his eyes
and announced his text from the seventeenth
verse Of the seventh chapter Of Coriathians-"As
the Lord hath called eUery one so let him iralk"
1t was Rev. DR.. Lorimer who was now talking
through Mr.. Wiggin. As Dr. Wiggin lifted his
head the whole gesture was undenably reninis-
cent of Rev. DR.. Lorimer, according 20 those who
knew that we'll known pastor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
A Vision of the Savior

For reasons Of medical ethics. the phvsi-
elan whe attended Mrs Elliott would not permit
the use of his name, but he confirmed the Brigh-
ton occurrence In detail
Having a large practise the physician said he
had gone to Brighton for few weeks rest. He
did not register medical man and nobody
connected with the hotel in the town knew
him as such
Being on a holiday which I much needed I"
he said, Il naturally did not care to accent anv
cases. But when asked DR. Elliott how he
knew / was a physician he told me his remark
able story. 1t interested me so much that
agreed to see his wife I examined her and NV
own diagnosis Of he case accorded exactly with
what the angel had told them. They appeared
much relieved when | gave them my opinion
While / have had no experience with spiritu-
asm, in fact, | know scarcely nothing about IT,
/ believe that with God all things are possible
Concurrent with the Elliott case is that which
is vouched for by Rev. w. J. /. Sheppard who
has been preaching at Braintree parish church.
fifty miles out of London. A member Of the
congregation, business man who had been as
sociated in no way with spiritualism. told the
pastor that he had seen vision of Christ on the
cross behind the chancel rail, during the progress
Of the service.
Rev DR.. Sheppard recently announced the
vision from the pulpit, saying to his startled
congregation:
During the evening service last Sunday
well known Braintree business man in the con-
gregation vision of the crucified Savior in
the chancel of this church He said he first saw
the vision while kneeling in prayer A bright
light from a halo on the head of the crucifed
Christ filed the whole chancel and bOtted out
every other object This is not a case of an emo
tional woman seeing a vision, but of hard
headed man. The vision must be taken as
divine revelation
The business man told Mr. Sheppard that when
A. l., hoe u
ect his thoughts He thought at first that il
might be an optical illusion. When he looked up
again the vision Of the crucfed Christ still filed
the chancel. He looked at it about four minutes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

The Late Rev. George 4. LOrlmer, ID. d.,
Whose Spirit Is Alleged to Be Speaking
Through the Lips of Boston Preacher.
hour. We prayed that II there was an angel
specially appointed to protect and guide and
mine-that he appear to Us and counsel Us. And
the evening before my wife was to 60 into a
nursing home he did appear.
''The angel was a male. His figure was more
majestic than that Of men on earth. His eyes
were extraordinary in their beauty and bright
ness. He spoke with q voice that bel-like.
He came to US in our room and at his appear
felt not the slightest sense Of terror
only feeling Of complete calm. He spoke in
everyday language. It was If link between
Us and heaven had been established.
I'VE asked him what we must do about the
specialists advice. He replied that the special
Est was wrong in advising an operation and that
such course would be fatal. Don't have it. he
told US. The physicians diagnosis is wrong
'SThe angels visit decided When the ply
stefan came the next day to about the re-
noval Of my wife to the nursing home, we told
him what had happened and that Mrs. Elliott
had made up her mind to forego the operation.
Naturally, the doctor astonished beyond
measure, but did not argue the matter with us.
I might add that he has himself. taken keen
interest in the case ever since
"A few DAYS later we again asked Divine
guidance. We wanted the angel to direct to
a medical man who would confirm the angels
statement. Again our prayers were answered.
The angel appeared to as he had on his first
visit and told US TO 60 to Brighton where
could meet the doctor we so much desired to see.
Following these instructions we packed our
bags ed left the next day for Brighton. Before
we arrived at the station the angel came to US in
our compartment l do not imagine anyone else
in the coach saw him, for nothing said of it.
The angel walked with through the town and
guided Us to a hotel. He walked normally. There
was no gliding or passing through substances. l
noticed that he sandals. He conversed with
US a good part of the time.
After giving US full instructions as to the
doctor we would meet there, what the doctor
would look like and when should approach him,
tie angel dematerialized and since then has not
appeared to US.
The second day at the hotel, DR.. Elliott says,
he recognized the physician from the angels de-
scription as the man passed down the corridor
into the drawing room. DR.. Elliott followed him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

But OR. Lorimer" made no reference to the
unusual fact that he addressing a Boston
audience for the first time since he had died in
1904, nor that he found anything new and strange
IN the Boston Of 1921, nor TO the fact that the
world had been through one Of the greatest wars
Of all times He spoke" he might have spoken
in 1900, using such references and snalogies in
the application Of his text and the development
Of his theme as were common at that time.
OR. Lorimer' did assure his hearers that
death meant nothing except sort Of transition
into another world, in which men continue the
work Of this world in much the same way as they
had worked and lived here. And Christ just
as much Of force for good and just mu-h Of
q mystery there as here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
Prayed for Their C1ue
And the Angel Came
LONDON, Deo- 50.

bONDON, Deo- 20
u EV MAURICE ELLIOTT, vicar IN the WI
n lsge Of snitterby, Lincolnshire, believes In
his guardian angel with the same certainty
that be believes In the existence Of his village
grocer. For the clergyman, according to his
sworn testimony, has seen this angel with his
own eyes, has heard the sound Of his voice. has
touched his glistening robe. The angel came at
a crisis in the clergyman's life and by his good
counsel enabled him and his wife to meet the
situation without disaster.
The revelation of Mr.. Elliott created eonsid-
cradle talk all over England, but a sensation
caused when Il became known that many Of the
facts Of his viEitstion had been corroborated by
celebrated London physician. Slice that time
. number Of other physicians declare that they
have met with similar cases and believe Mr.. FL
hotts story implicitly. There Is as much reason
20 believe that a person has q guardian angel,
they say, IL Is to believe any of the commonly
accepted physical facts Of life They contend
that such a belief Is as provable, By resort to
the ordinary senses, as, for instance the law Of
specific gravity.
DR.. Elliott Is a popular member Of the clergy
and Is highly regarded as q thinker. His inter-
view with his guardian angel came at a time, he
said, when his wife was about to have child
and her life was In serious danger.
he was very fearful regarding her condition
and sought the advice Of London specialist. The
specialist advised an immediate operation but ad-
mftted that such an operation would Involve a
dangerous risk
my wife and T." said Dr. Elliott, prayed
nth al our hearts FOR guidance in this troubled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

into the drawing room and stated his case with
out asking him if he were a physician, so sure
was he that the angel was correct
The physician was naturally much astonshed
at being approached by man who didn't even
know his name, but though he had come to
Brighton for rest, finally consented to make an
examination of Mrs. Elliott and diagnosis of
her He did not think an operation was
necessary-in fact, he advised strongly against it,
The child born after this remarkable expert
ence is strong, healthy girl DR.. Elliott says
that when the baby was christened in Winchester
Cathedral company Of angels was plainly mani
fest to himself and his wife
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
Death Merely Transition Is Word" OF
Dead Boston Pastor

VTHILE the experiences Of DR.. Elliott and the
w Brantree business man have been advanced
by British spiritists as valid physical proof of
the existence of another world, psychic mani
festations are still being reported in the United
States as competent evidence.
In Boston, Mass, series Of lectures are be-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

the second time. The vision did not speak or
beckOn to him, but looked with pleading eyes.
Finally, the light from the halo faded gradually
away and the vision disappeared. The man became
quite i'll and broke into violent Precipitation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
A J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKFR.
II - nTETp II"

Clerk Water Departme0t. l:28:50 q


STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COTN-
TY IS: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
: INDIANA. JANUARY TERM. 1922.
Paul b Lipinski vs.. Joseph Podolan
and Mrs. Podolan whose true christ
ian name is unknown. Joseph Podalan
and Mrs Joseph Podalan. his wife,
W hose true christian name is unknown;
Zsofis Podolan and - Podolan.
her husband. whose true christian name
IS unknown; Sophia Podolan and -
L'odolan, her husband. whose true
christian name is unknown; Mary Kra-
Xix and Kralik her husband.
whose true christian name IS unknown;
George Podolan and Mrs George Pod
oIaB his wife. whose true christian
name is unknown: Mary kran and An
dreas Krall. her husband. whose true
christian name is unknown; John Hal
uska and Mrs. John HaluslSa, his wife.
whose true christian name is unknown.
and all the unknown heirs. legatees.
representatives. devisees. executors
and administrators of each and all Of
the above named defendants who may
be dead, and the unknow husbands
Of each and all of the above named fe-
male defendants and the unknown wivas
Ct each and all of the above named male
defendants, and the unknown receivers
Iessees. successors and assigns of each
and all Of the defendants 20 this suit
and all persons claiming from, through
or under them or any of them, each
and all of said persons so claiming be-
ing unknown.
-
Now comes the plaintiff by sheerer
& White, his attorneys. and files his
complaint herein. together with an a.
rdavit or competent person showing
that the defendants thereto. to-wit;
Joseph Podolan and Mrs. Podoian.
whose true Christian name is unknown;
Joseph Podalan and Mrs. Joseph bod
alan. his wife. whose true christian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES
TRAVELLING CRANE

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnish
ing all labor tools material and fac
iiities for the construction and cree
ton of travelling crane. will be re-
ceived at the office Of the Board of
Public Works Of the City Of Hammond,
Indiana. until o'clock p. m. Central
Standard Time the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1922
Specifications are on file and can be
obtained at the Office Of the Board of
Public Works Of said City Of Ham
mond and also at the Onice of JOHN
Ericsson Consulting Engineer. 80 North
La Sale street, Chicago, Illinois.
certned check or equivalent. pay
able to the city Of Hammond for a
sum not less than Five (5) per cent
of the amount of the bid, shall be de-
posted with each proposal as guar
antee that the bidder viii execute con-
tract for the work contemplated at the
price bid
The Contractor. to whom the award
is 1aade. will be required to furnish a
satisfa Glory Bond in a sum equal to
tfc amount of tf,s contract
4 non-collusion affidavit is required
with each proposal. in accordance with
the laws OF the State of Indiana
Bids viii be publicly opened. read and
scheduled. and the contract awarded as
soon thereafter as practicable.
The Board of Public Works reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids or
. to accept any bid. should they deem II
for the interest of the City of Ham
mond, SO to DO.
A J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKFR.
r. c. DIETRICH,
Board of Public WORKS
JOHN a MALo,
Clerk Water Department i:2S:30 :2:6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23
EVENING HOUR PAGEANT GREAT
SITEf<E&A

EVENING HOUR PAGEANT GREAT
SUCCESS.
One OF the most successful public
day functions in the history OF the
Hammond Womans club was given
on Saturday afternoon in the Chamber
of Commerce rooms by the evening
hour department of the club. There
were over two hundred ladies in at
tendance. all or whom proclaimed the
afternoons presentation a great sue
cess Mrs. y. J. Moran. the club
president. presided at the business
session. and Mr., F'orsythe, director of
religious education, gave brief sum
mary OF his work In the Calumet reg
ion
The afternoon thereafter was de-
voted 70 the results OF the efforts spent
by the entertainment committee in
producing a clever and greatly enjoy
ed program with Miss Ida Mus Mich.
chairman Of the day. Miss Georgian
Brauer sweetly sang. When the Heart
Is Young by Fuek. aceo'nnani q fly
Mrs. Lillian Mikesch There follow
ed a gorgeous fashion pageant with
gowns and frocks from one of the
leading shops in Hammond.
There was striking creation OF
black lace worn as a dinner gown and
a coral pink taffeta with silver lace
formal frock Imported novel les
were furnished by one of the depart
ment stores. There were handsome
crepe things. lavishly embroidered in
china crystal and metallic beads.
sports suits. elaborate wraps, chic and
charming hats from a smart hat shop
and clever cootwear from a Ham,
lnond oootery. Spring things promise
10 be unusually lovely. ard their at
tractiyeness was greatly enhanced on
Saturday by the models who presented
them. New colors are II hawk. CHINA
mon, phantom blue. partridge. corn
flower blue and American beauty.
There We're some delightful little
dresses for juveniles worn by little
girls who won hearty applause. a
charming knicker costume was pre-
scented. after which Miss Kada Clark
sang "Meditation" from Tha and
still Me die Nacht." accompaniA by
Mrs Harold Mclean. Miss Edna
IIIrsch gave a pretty little dance
''Liebes Freud" and Mrs. Harold HAIR
per recited two musical numbers.
Him" and as an necore gave Have To,
Haven't Neither"
The program was concluded wiz 9
dance by little Miss Margaret Van
Sickle. and an orchestra, composed Of
Miss Irene Trenberth. Mrs. a. }.
Warbler. Miss Juanita Williams and
Louis Weiner. furnished several selec-
tons that were most enjoyable Fol-
lowing the program the members and
guests divided into groups and were
served tea at daiHtily appointed tables
with bouquets OF sonquils and pussy
willows. furnished by a prominent
dover shop here
The program was heartily enjoyed
Is it rightly deserved. ana great
credit is due IT'S mana gers"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

er At her home on Mason street. 4
works and his biography will be given
hy Mrs. E. s. ellison and review OF
mis- drama. Hermann" will be given bv
Mrs 7 Run Mrs l. T. Bonharear
vi, stra fo,,r - he go. ona - a..
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-23

name is unknown; Zsofia Podolan and
----- PodoIan, her husband, whose
true christian name. is unknown: So
phia Podolan and -- Podolan. her
husband, whose true christian name is
unknown Mary Kralik and
kralik. her husband, whose true chris
tan name IS unknown; Mary KraI ana
Andreas Kran. her husband. whose true
christian name is unknown: George
Podolan and Mrs. George Podolan, his
wife, whose true christian name is un-
known; John Tfaluska and Mrs John
Haluska, his wife, whose true Christ
Tan name Il unknown and all Of the
unknown heirs legatees representatives.
devisees, executors and administrators
of each and all Of the above named de-
PENDANTS VINO may be dead, and the I'M
known husbands Of each and all Of the
above named female DEFENDANTS and
the unknown wives of each and all OF
the above named male defendants and
the unknown receivers. Iessees. sue
cessors and assigns of each and all %
the defendants 10 this suit. and all per
sons claiming from. through or under
/ them or any of them, each and all OF
said persons 50 claiming being IN
known.
Such persons claiming being unknown
are not residents Of the State Of Ind
lana and that this is an action to quiet
title to the following described real
estate. to-wit:
Lot Thirtytwo. Block Seven. as
marked and laid down on the rec
orded plat Of Third Addition to In
diana Harbor, IN the city Of East
Chicago. Lake County, Indiana
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the pendenc~ Of said action.
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and
that unless they appear and answer or
demur therein. at the calling of said
cause. on the eth day of March. A.
u. 1922. the Same being the 18th day
OF the next term Of said Court to be
4 begun and held in Room Number in