The Lake County times. [volume], February 16, 1909, EXTRA EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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THE TIMES.
Tucsdav. Fclnarv 1G. 1009.
BUSINESS III HAY
QcnimiHfi nmncn 1
METHODIST!
English and French Ambassador's Guests at
ULUUIIU1U ULlnlLLU
DATA 0NJREI6NERS
ADOPT RATIHGSVSTEMi
Springfield .Celebration of Lincoln Centenary
GET BUSY
East Chicago Association
Think3 Well of Employ
ment Bureau-
Centers of Foreign Popula
tion Invaded by Gov
ernment Men.
WILL MVER1ISE .THE CITY
STATISTICS FOR CENSUS
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Indianapolis Paper Thinks
That Court Bills Will
Have Seme Rough Sled
ding and Republicans May
Interfere.
HOUSE
DOING
SOME in
New rian Kade iVvlic Late last
Week Show That New Campaign j
, j
Taterial Is Being Kaae for '
Cemocrar and the Storm Is NctjJT
Yet Over.
AT 1HK JTOK VAriTAl..
S-ec.if 1 to Thk TiME'9.)
Indianapolis. Thr
5s the tifmest n.-ertMr.ty as to just
what will h-.pi -n to the Tomlinson
liquor Nil -hn It rnmes to a vet in
th senate. It has ft 51 atony been the
-er,eral understanding that not less
vote for a repeal of the county option
law if a
tslisflfllrv S-ibsmut Were
offered for it. and that ther.
were four
democrats who might vote to save the
roumy option, law. The republicans
who were counted on to vote for re
peal are Wood. Orr.---rf . V'nrre and
Veleer, with Bland and Bowser fosai
bl and the democrats were Mot ''arty.
Yilden, lyinsr and Yaiiiny.
li?-h. ;tx-c latlon.
If the democrats lose four and esin
fonT votes they will have 2S votes for
repeal esrsinst 27 ssrsinst repeal. Mc
carty and Tiiden ere sure to vote
n-ainst repeal, lena and Yrtriinfr say
they have net yet made up their minds.
YarMrR" went borne ever Sunday to jret
Some instructions from some of his
coosti' tienrs.
Omdorf has insisted from the start
that the coumv option law snotiia 01
repealed, but he said he was in favor i
of repeal on!v in -case . satTSfactory
were offered in its Olace. -On
the features he insisted on was a
Voense and strict refutations for s
toons. The Tomlinson biii offers a
liiehcr license fee than is now provid
ed by the present law. hut whether
it is r.isrh enourh to -ult Orndrf is a
question He pays he hai, net yet made
tip his mind on that, point. M"ood is in
ahout the same fix. "He wants birh li
cense and will not he satisfied with
anvtblnr short, of that. l"rre. who
comes from Evansvlllo. is for repeal, j
Pclrer says he does net know yet what J
he will do. '
i
Pfi cr Opf T.
'Ttowser has come out in n statement
seainst the 'repeal of the county option
law. T:!and is still l"ok!ne: for iitrht on
th PMhiect, and will not Say what he '
will do on The bill. h'it it generally
beiitved thm he win vote for repeal j
if a pript'r sib-i!tute is oTereo. I n
der ' sny circitnst.ancea the TomiiOBon
bi'i is sure to be amended in the sen
ate. -d the rst-It T'ill he a compro
in'wi bi'.i. if fry bi'l becomes a law.
T(.i rrin'Tnitt'1.' nr pi.elic mernls i ex'
pecte.i to report out the Tomlinson
hit! -. !n t "e -.-vt ew dnVS.
vj..rwl.ii- 'hoeehott i likel-.- fo f um'sh
the not hie. f'Eht in the senate, as the
biM is evpecfefi to come to a vote this
T.-cek. TV.-- oortmittoe bnvinsr it in
ohtrsro has r-.nde a !;'i.l.-d report n
the -hilt, a majority, jclud-nt; S -n.tcrv
Itingrsm and Proctor beint; fnvornbie
in rsnr" and the nrtnoriiv to kill
the h'ili. The h'ii J:s airesdv pasd
the house. But the bnebn!l I 1 1 i will
probably " bar e to'.tsrb slM-!!ng in the
"nate, aHboMKh there is a peroral be-
H,f that it wi
ill
pa
bv (i close vote.
e -ln-'t. of the -t fe r rosklnir
a hard f'ght nge.'n-t it in the na te.
i shnr Tnkes a Knd.
Organise,-; labor thronerb.ont the stsfp
has taken a !"ec!'led stand on two Im-
portant questions now V-fore Th- leg'-
islature. Thee are tle Se.rt.fay p--ha.Il
bill and the rer-.-a i of the county
local option Jaw. Petitions o
two si.'bie.. arc po'iri-i i..
senate frem sli p;:rts of ti;. si-?'
ji,,,
n f nf.
, c,0,
labor oran2atV!r-s. 'favoring the p;s
sare of the hisehn!! b!!l nnd the re
peal ot
there ,.
tions a
th
b
And
P-ti-
it the
more
then
doinif.
in.
ioations that th
ing; weicht anv.
th
two pn rt '-'S
nttept'on to
.'Ml hcresf'er p.-.v
.e iV-in-jnds of H:ho
that have he.'s in
They rem.en-.her tl-. -
a n
ot
res
fall's 1
eloctiori. wn
labor took a hand ir.
the campaign.
pf the stfonpes
pet'tiops for
the repeal of the county option law
that has been reived thus far was
the one from the Port Wsvne Pedera -
Don of i,r.pei
shin oi" S.onn.
which has a member-
PrmrrP"! f iiv 1'e Vstic
nhc. ...se, hs-ivle; adopted the
S la iiy s t-i - no iijo- i!;.u..u v. u . -i . n l
... . 1 . X . . . . ... ......... . ' . 1 : , . . . I r
bills, it may be hoped now that pro?-
ess will h r'nde with some of the
matters that have real merit. At Satur-
dA-s forenoon session the house tied
the a"ce on. thirty-n'ne bills and their
'hads all dropped into the basket. In
tl-.e lot were hills of all kinds, but
rnj-p -,f them were counted of any
jrrest importance. It may be expect-
that the same tactics be fol -
Men in Organization Would Protect
Themselves Against These
Who Get Credit.
(Special to Th, TtssKs.)
Kast Chicag-o, Ind., Feb. IS. An em
ployment, bureau to find vnrk for per
fpns owinft monej to Kast Chit-afro mer
ohanta is to lie one of the fcatureg of.
the least t'hicag-o Business Mens club,
orersnired on last Thursday evening In
the Odd Fellow's huildirjr. Also a
credit rating ys'ttn for the use of East
CMoSO business men to protect them
fiYim persons in the habit of running:
larjre and extr8afcant accounts. The
ortrar.tdatien, while at present n Its in
fanov, promises . to jsr-ow into ft froed.
nv society and us benefits to those
who have filroa.1v affiliated themselves
-ith th rr.ovfmf nt shonid t enmrm-
h no rtib'ieity was given to
Thursday r'crt meeting- bout twn-
ty-fivo local business mrt were jres-
ent and talked over the necessity of j
such an ors-ant-.tion. "TVe need some
thins?' to advertise our town, give pub
licity to its wants and ndvantasres. urfre
forward its pros essive movements and 1
"hoost" in every way possible.,'- wtt ,
their decision. The organization fol
lowed, j
Fred r-- Ts rrertfleat. j
Fred Flack, a prominent coal end
frrain dealer of this city was elected
presiom 01 iu- ,.,,-., , ..,,....., .....
- .sin " . n imbi Kinu ,,.-"...,..
.Tatr.es H. Stone, secretary an.i naries
Tyarsen. treasurer. A committee was
appointed for tic drafting of resolu
tions and a constitution and ordered
to report at the net meeting of the
organisation next Thursday evening-.
Everyone interested ts extended a cor
dial invitation to attend this meeting-.
Mr. .lames H. Fto-ne, secretary of the
organisation, was formerly en pa red in
co. c tiers hur'i work and thorou-h!y
tinderstands this section of the organi
zation work.
"T have often rone into families who
were Indebted to local merchants and
found the man cut of work. Men can
not pay their bi'ls without working and
earning money and for this reason the
f.rdins: of employment for those cle-
servinic it should be one of the alms of
th. euc0essful business men's socfety."
:
ESTATE- DEALERS
SEED OKLY TELL TRUTH
Gary
Association Believes
That Facte Are Strong
Kncugh.
ma look fob k m m
Members of Orgaieation Hold Meet
ing Max Kirstman Makes
' Keynote" Speech.
r.f
rfi! pfttste board of Os ry hld
i tb first meet'tir yesteroay arrernoon.
in xhe tJnry hotei. that tbV hsve held
for s-i( time. The tneeflri whs f
v.-i'li atrerded and presided over
Max KirsebnsfiH. 'Most of the time at
maiinp t ' ; fiiiQnn.p.l in tee 'c-
1'very of the keyroe-' spen,.. for th
; o."gU!SRtl"r. by the actinsr president,
fr. Kirschtnan stated that he be
lifveii that the city was enterint; upon
the rn'o't promising year of its history.
i The rai estate marKe! win no tne
J most active. jsid Mr. Kirscbman, that
it has ever been before, and all of us
'. are looking- forward to th beg-?nnine
i 0r snr'ng-.
j wtli!e ,,,arket is active. Vr.
Kirschmnn ti-ged that the dealing be
i ('one on the "square." because of th
i fact that t'-e crookedness of one ,ia!i
j hurt ail the -est of them
TTe said in
facts !i!oij;
! T-egfl.ru t
erctrtreratiot
i fra ry. that it was enotigh to tell the
! truth: that there was no necessity for
i exaggeration, and thai t'te only result
j t'at it bronnht w? to hurt the stand
! inc of the re-il estate dealers.
Passive Vfftue Not Enough.
Poware of making yoir tr?ora! stap'e
' tne nfsrarn'p Tirttie. it ts
good to ebs'tMn from 11 that fs hurtful
j nl sinfni. Hut to maVe a bttsinoss of
j ft loads to emaciation of r'aarfiotor, tin- j
j ffl-s one ffls largely also on the more i
j ptitritioiTs diet of 'rtiw svmrwthotlo '
, be--0!hoe.- Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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;t. v. .i i. v 1 1 i;..mi.-t- i . .-.n i . -. . .... ...
the end of the session. Thus, it Is
I -aid. !- a result of th- appointment the
i othe- day- o' steering- cotritniftee by
the democrats of 'the house, the duty
1 of this committee betns; to decide on
j s-hst bills shall pass and what bills
, shall be consigned to the sc-ap heap.
This commit tee went through the list
of bills -p-t!!ne: in tb1 fccit? and pas-
jed "sentenot" on a big wed of them.
! I ' . ssvft "-''o' i .rv--- x. '
if y,4'v; .v A
ti . . f . r.1 . 'fill . V'.- - - ... s-
L". ...I.U..I..L .. n nm iii i in,, , .mi ,, I. i i.-i'S.iM V 1 I
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snr asms
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Tur nn n
I He btf
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I I hm m I tit 1
US II tt
City Is Snowbound, While j
Storm Which Played j
Kavcc With Oommunica-;
tion Systrn.s Continuss
Unabated Today.
in mm mmn
nit ULLrliLU)
rritti ? 1 1 o. laMi'M
fel fcltrLtL-. HUi i
ivlHlil UiULU UUUil; n Tnd.. Feb. 16.-"TVT.y
j don't the Ame-ricnns celehrate Lincoln's
i birthday as wo foreigner do?" The
romgners Living in Shacks Suffer ; 0.1-0; ton came as nn echo from the
. - , . i iips of a nrotninent forelrner resrer-
Most from ooid Workmen m;rtKV And the c.-estinn wf,s a meri-.e.-i
V-m Tontftw t-o Tlolc-,,,3 ono. The l.incoin xpirit w,s n.ver so
ir. ftnir.c- tr, WftrV TLpA f!rnsfi Sn-
cietv Kas Many Calls from Poor
Gary. T--n!estor. and Miller B re still
in the hands of the i-,y trip of winter
The storm of Saturday nifht find Sun
dsv --v.-lch pla'.'ed so rcich havo.
t.-.!errapb!c t. "d tel. phonic service con
tinued all th-ois-''0u the tiisrl t un-
s bp fed nnd bus brousrht su !?orfng to
' I scores of the foreigners v. bo are hou-ed
' 1 ... ... ,
I
t been no d v. :h reoorfeU at tb.f 1o"
i
PO-
Hep si n ; nn. n:t!ioiiSTii s vera: snni: rc-
c'dents have occurred.
Yesterday afternoon and all through
out the i.ig-b trains on the 1 t.ke Shore.
Miooicran Ce.iral and "Y
fro.n th.- east weri- all
hours !ae, tV s ve
morning trains- -I'd ruu
until nearly noon ;m
down 'Hli alo'ic t'1. li:e
servlc. is o 1 1; : --, i: i rei 1
given up running "'
ha sii ra i 1 roads
norfed sc-ei-ai
of tl-e earl--irri'-e
in darv
V.'r.-. are
I-.: te'etrraphtc
.at
tl
T i!:S hav
i - resru la i"
i o he- of
pi-hednles. and an- mak'nl?
th condit'ons. -
The storm is v.:-v similar in nature
to 'the one ;hn; visited rbW section a
vea r r. cr-;. -t:ni so 'vnrt; fl'u-ief. to
tlu- e lect ri 1 -is'lres Tl'e fT-iiri's-,. fionc
's renot-'eil to h,- mii.-i-. severer an".
will !i:'!: liiiir': loss to tb. teb.jrrHp): i
and t"'epboTe companies. In t'?e rv tl"- 1
storm p!av:.l
reat, havo. ivi;l; tlte
: .-vf'-.-i lioem.en v..?.;-.
t-n-;he.i to i;-r- as -resr..'i..iy after
noon aoi! thh- nvM't'ilii: h;V-r tnade an.
(.eot '' roptii the . .'ipple 1 lin. and
f.stnbllsh corn rn u "i -t'.Tlor. w!t'-. Chicago
and other neihborin- cities.
l"---i nt ttmd-f iii.
Al! oiehi lent.- fl'c snow plow on the
list:-.- a"d Intern -l... n v. vis Vtopt h- or
erati'.'-. an.l i-vir:. n- 'n v.T'-i. e..-arr..l to
cist h; th ivoi-k. Th. .trifrnk. stimv
niad.' it. i.opo ih! e
cri to r,h.v t'irieti-
t times f
th
; t n t- snowd.-i
.mpelle.l ?o . 1.
T?'!!"t'Mi. wit
Httli a novn ? e s --.-. '-e c
a wa
V.c 311-11-. , ".-'i:
- i i
li:ol
a cinmce ffl rit.ji the ;
drlfr blocked the cars
nod detr.ved many rrk - '
v- the'r wtrk at the ni"W .
.a,, i.n.tt.. Br.3dwu.' line,
pi.hore v.-er- eontrei 1.1
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i ,,,0..T1,-r,
j mr, t,. -e;,,.i
i OT, , jn,p
i -ot;v of ih
j tn wap t t'-e shiftns, wind to their
; rrfri dwIck to th" ist-ress of the cars
I pits! res Ins rila-bt fn c,a-v was
practiceil-- suspended The business
'men closed their doors at an earl;- hour
vc- . A . JO...-. . I I I '.: -x-Xv -fi,-.. . .
. .
and wnt. to their homes. Tle 6-oent
theaters, owing- to the small crowds.
Only tvc two performances and then
clOe1 for the TiiR-ht. Those who 5id
venture out on the street today did so
because it was absolutely necessary.
They were buffeted about by the wind
and it is considered wonderful that
more accidents did not occur.
There has been much suffering
amonr the foreigners who live in
aheek. Xathaniel Krooks. manaser of
the ?nry IV'e, Oro ss charitv worVers.
j yesterday had many eal's for sid and
I is doinK all in his power to alleviate
1 suffer ir.- amons the poor. This wtorn-
ins: Mrs. Frances Fa t rowski. a widow
i woman. l!vnr at 1SS Jefferson street
; and mother of fire ehii.Tren. sent one
; of br little dauRhters to the police
station and aaid sl-e bad been out of
! fuel for
! sert to
se-eral days. An officer
invest iR-ste her oae.
was
FOREIGNERS PUZZLEQ
Lincoln's Anniversary Cele
bration Cauces Them
to Think.
(RoeHal to Tsr Ttv,l
it tie diapiayed in the
elobra tions of
! pneriot.-s years, and th
year the rosi-
Oenrs- of the foreig-n neighborhood fair-
1 yonr.iid tie ef.'orts of ;he martyred j the offtocr's bullets and Warquardt
i president's own count ry?n-r.. liimself lying prone upon the sidewalk.
; The ojest!on has already aroused a j He said that he did not believe that
: "form of discussion among- local luiKt- i t,p man who had sfrnck the officer
i "ess mn reps rdtng- tre pairotlsm. wss the ore that bad been shot. !
; ' ft.rdly a business house it; the city i tboug-h he could nopsJiy posit i rely. The
; ;isp(ayed even a I i ; hov-ra t'; of 1 .incol n I foreigners testified to practically the
! lost Vrirtav. Xnt a flag fluttered frr.m ' same thing that Turn bow dirt.
their doorv.-ays and despite the fact There "was some talk by the rela
i that the day had been proclaimed a j fives of the decewsi-d of prosecuting the
. ietra! holiday, business wer.t on u n - I of fi.-er on f, chn'-fri of murder, but it
! inte-rrupted s though nothing unusual
j '! happened.
i In the southern section of the city
, I'k- celebration was f ;i s more proton-
ticus. (lay bur-ting ami t!gs hung
: rrom trees pn: ti'lopnone potes. no-
hotv
a ltd
The
in'nrsMl the nu.ids
, fenni-fil color S''l
r.f the district
me p-evaiind.
hlircl.es were ileco ! terl a nrt f v-
ervho.lv senrnei! fr
el
te;- into the spi'-it
if. Creato" s.rul tin
inator. The foil-
t.f Y.-o-st, J.,, he; h of t
1 c e tr o ry cf the rrn-ir
ore of Kat ChtcRp-oans prppa rt.-ceii-'hrare
thf- hi'-th r f: t. i 'v-e-sa r"" of such
a wonderful man as Linen!?, seems al
mos; a sarriteire t. the ff.reivners f.f
the ,-Uy and the o.'t -rei red tteri'n
rtill echoes throughout their streets
''Why doi.'t tie Americans ce!eliwate
t '- hero dead""
rmrrLss, too.
j r;ltetife Mlmi- ikln Trwulile
Ow tVlchh
A few months ap-o the dtsnensers o
t""!am. the. pr rlioi-nvn-v fnr the cu-
j of eczema, decided to ultow the drup-.
, t-!"ts of flu. eounfry to handle it. Pre
vious to tht time ft could only be oh
: tallied direct from the lp hr--si to-oes.
; Sincp ttils chance in the method of
! distribution, poslnm has met. with the
i roost phenomenal success of ar.ytMnje
i Introduced to the drug trade in the la-a;
SO year-. A!! trading drugtrlr-ts. includ-
ins J. v . w is in Hammond, are now
catr'-lne, the special fie-.-ent size re-
ctitly adopted also the $2 lar.
This pru t snc.-oss Is not nrprifng
whan it - remembered that. In ecT-ma
. cases, poslam stops the Itching with
ft application, proceeds to loai in:-
. mediately, and cur-s chronic casos fp a
' few weeks. Tn minor shin frmii
i sucr. as pimpies. Tt-ejcpeads, acn,
: borp. blotches, raU. c, results show
! ffr an ove-nit-ht application. Px
perlrnents! -.am p.!- of poslam are nt
to anyone by mail f-e of charge, bv the
i Pm-rjp-ncy I .shorn tortes. S2 West
Twenty-fifth street. New York Cliy.
OFFICER VINDICATED
FORJILLIIIG If!
Little Evidence Produced at
Ribar Inquest in Gary
Yestrdaj.
FRfE WITNESSES TESTIFY
It Appears as Bcuf ul Whether Bul
let Victim Was Same Kan Who
Struck Down Karqrdt.
At the inqtiept held yesterday over
the body of Andrew Kibar. the Pole
who whs shot and "killed by Officer
Marc, narril, in Gary, the latter w vin
dicated liy the coroner for his action
on last Thursday nirht. The inciuesl
1 developed little prtrience of importance
aside from the fr.cts already determined
by the police..
There were four foreipners jvnd one
American introduced s witnesses. The
American was .1. A. Turn.bow, who tes
tifed that he hful hesrd the shots and
upon leokiiitr around saw the five men
runr.infr a way from the
ficer. 1-1 e
t.n
!ec: fo tt!e iitace tnat tney
fo tl!e pin
I had run from and saw the victim of
I is believed that
his will not be done.
f Tt Is said that flihnr has several
I wealtbv relatives and ihar thev could
push the mat ter if they so desire.
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All's Well Thnt F.nde Well,
rsp.l'py Rre the miswips that end in
. :-7y tiOlTP.-.tl
ovorb.
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iyrf- rr:iViiir',Fr-h-f-T1l,vfihiigT
! We Celebrate Our 1 9th Anniversary I
j With' ttia Greatest Sale on Record. I
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I WRIT ITflP PPffAPV 1 Q t
It Means
Corps of Workers Visit Whiting and
Canvass Standard Oil Plant
Leave Blank Cards.
tSpeeial to The Timks.)
WhUin. SnJ., Feb. About two
years afo an immigration commission
was appointed by congress with a view
to placing the subject of immigration
before congress nj public official
generall, in a comprehensive form, so
that the question of immigration might
be intelligently handled when legis
lation is desired in that direction.
This commission consists of Senator
William V. IM'linghsm of Vermont.
hairman of the senate committee on
immigration; in addition two senators,
three representatives, commissioner of
labon. Charles r. Neiil. and William
Wheeler of California. This com
mission employs about. 1S5 clerks and
field men. the la iter being distributed
through the Atlantic end sov.th.ern
states and the middlewest.
-A part of this force, which has been
operating- in Chicago lately, visited
Whiting, and has collected voluminous
statistics at the Standard Oil company
plant here.
A list of twer.ty-eight Questions has
been circulated through the works,
which were prepared bj- the United
States immigration commission
at
Ws-shir.gton.
lcriW t-formst.
These questions bear on the age, sex,
race., lang-uage, family-, time of service,
education, etc., etc. It is the intention
of these field men to send & commit
tee to visit a ntmber of the foreign
ers at their homes, with a view to gain
ing a knowledge of social conditions,
habits and g-enerl mode of living.
Besides the corps of investigators at
wivrk at Whiting, it is understood that
a detachment re at work at the trust
ed Steel company's plant at Gary, and
also at the Illinois Steel company's
plant at" South Chicago.
An effort was made r v Tktd Tikes'
representative to get some of the re
sults of the canvass at Whiting, but
the bud.l;ng diplomat, w ho had charge
of tfce work here., perhaps, feeling- that
it wa.fi bis -mission " to receive and wot
to impart information and buried the
reporter in a sea of words, from which,
hewever, was gleaned the fact that the
statistics obtained here would tn all
probabilities in the end be used by the
compilers of the census reports foT
next year.
SUXIJAT SCHOOL WCE-EES KELT
Orangeburg, S. C. Feh. 16. Several
! hundred delegates and visitors are in
j the city attending the annual conven
tion of the South Carolina Sunday
; School association. At the open ing ses
! slor, this morning: the speakers includ
I ed President Edwin M. Poteat of Pur
j man university, Tiev. O-eorge P. Paris
of OrRng-ebcrg, John oofl of G-rfen-viiie
and S. TB. Ezeil of Sns.rter.burg
The music was a prominent feature of
the program. The sessions will last
three days. The annual reports of
officers and committees show gratify
ing gains in the number of Sanhath
schools and membership throughout the
state.
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L iL L L JlTil ta
Deal Closed Yesterday by
Which Congregation Gets
Possession of Four Lots
at Corner of Eighth Ave
nue and Adams Street.
WILL BUILD A S12.0QQ
GHAPELjfi SPRING
Also Make Application for Two Lota
in South Pert of Town, in Antici
pation of Growth of Church in
il&gic City Services at Present
Being: Held is Oil Fellows' Hall
Contracts were closed yesterday by
officers of the Methodist church fcr
the purchase of four lots en-the corner
of Kighth and Adams, in Ovry, for tha
purpose of erecting their chapel ia
the spring. The building- which they
will put up will cost about I12.P0 ana
enough ground has been purchased so
that elaborate additions can be roads
to the church when It has grown t
such an extent that Jhey find this ne .
-essary.
The tour .lots, which are considered
a choice lofafion for church property,
will be built upon Just as soon s cor.
struction work opens in the, spring.
The building, while it is not a rr
as they will need in the fttcre will
built in such a maTin-e.r tht it' cua,
easily be (.niarged to atao! any sina
ghat they might d.eslra.
The Methodist also -ma3e appiica
tion for two lots at the corner t
Twenty-secona and Adajus tre.-.s.
These lots will r.rt be built ttpon at
preaert but will be held "ustil such a
time that the central church win mot he
large enough for all of the members
and the other church will be erected.
This will he -nsed for the pwople of tha
South End who have considerable dis
tance to travel to get to the present
church. The Methofiis t have heen hold,
tng their services it the Odd Fallow
hall.
OPIE READ TOMORROW:
Appears Under Auspices of
Gary Masonic Club.
Tomorrow r.ight at Assembly halt
will occur the second of the series ot
entertainments to be grren by t! "
Gary Masonic Social clnh.
The appearance f.f Opie Heacl, t
king of American funmakers. is -w
comed by ever?" one in Gary an the
; is no doubt that the hanwill be perk
tomorrow n;gr.t. The tinkers whf
were formerly 75 certs have been !w
ered to E0 cents, -which is vtthln t
reach of all. No one sbouid fail
hear Opie Bead tomorrow night.
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tnit is that of TeET3r.
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