DEATH COMES TOBELT YAROMASTEFThe many friend* of Hark Wagner, well known Hammond man, were shock-ed*to hoar of his death. Saturday evening-. Mr. Warner ha? been employed a? district vardmaster at the Indiana Harbor Belt railroad yards for the past fifteen years, and has lived In Hammond nearly that long.Mr. Wagner, after an illness ft two weeks, underwent an operation about seven weeks ago, and since that time has been in poor health Complications set in which resulted in his d ca t h .He was a prominent member of the Masons, and the b»dg • wiM have rhrg'* of the funerni tomorrow afternoon a' three o'clock at the home at 34 Elizabeth st. Rev. J. C. Parrett of the First Presbyterian church, who was on his vacation, will • return for the funeral. Burial will take place In Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Wagner is survived by his wife and two children. Harold, 15 years old. and June, S years of age. He has three sisters who live in the cast: Mrs. William Baker; Mr*William Noble and Mrs. Calvin Wagner. He vs as 39 years of age.