The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-29
IOLlEST0N
TOSHARE IN
GARY'S 4TH
Big Safe and Sane Celebra-
tion to Be a Hummer From
Dawn to Sunset, and Lake
County Is Expected to
Swarm to Steel City.

Iolleston will turn out en- nasse and
participate in Garys sane Fourth of
July celeoration which will be the big
.sest of its kind ever held in Lake
county. The committee in charge of
the general arrangements headed Nv
Alderman W. S Feuer and John Il
Vordermark chief marshal and super
fntendent have added extra features to
mark the celebration Today the com
mlttee issued an appeal and Invitations
to all lodges and organizations to take
part In the parade. Every one owning
vehicle or an automobile is also ex-
pected TO follow the chief marshal
A Brilliant Array.
Today Chief Marshall vordernarls
announced his assistant marshals. The
adjutant general will be Col c. Fl. Ma
ioney formerly, regimental com
mander in the Michigan National Guard.
j. J. Kelly late of the Joliet horse
marines. Frank Borman OF the Tolles-
ton light horse. and w. J. Fulton who
served with the Hishlanders
George McGfnnity whose military
record comprises three months service
in the Clan gael guards will be on
hand mounted on his trusty charger.
and will, with Dominick Szymanski
and John Siemiasko. aldermen from the
south side, lead the veterans of the
Kosciusko guards.
w. j. L Smith son of T. Caldwell
Smith, will loot the bugle Alderman
Emerson Bowser, chief of police at the
steel plant will also be an assistant
marshall Chief Bowser will lend color
to the parade as he is to don his full
dress uniform and the gold lace on it
Is to cost much a ton Of steel rails
Firemen In Line
Chief Feeley and the fire department
will give exhibition at Seventh ave
nue. and Broadway, just before the pa :
rade starts and then the fire companies
will get into line.
Broadway merchants will have their
places decorated and will have added
illumination in the evening Besides
the sporting events, the dancing on the
sidewals in Broadway after supper, the
fire works other means of entertain
ment will also be devised.
The New Committees.
Today the general committee ap-
pointed the following assistants:
Committee on school children-T H.
Cutler, Chairman, Prof NJ E. snyder,
H D. Davis, Mrs. c. E Kendrick, Mrs.
o. c. Wicks, Mrs Homer ]. Carr. Mrs.
M A. Caldwell. Mrs. j. E Sears Mrs
H E. Corbett, Prof. s. ]. Brickley. Prof
S. G. Engle. Prof. E. D. Simpson. Mrs.
T. E. Knots, Mrs. P. l. Feuer, Mrs. r
R Quillan, Mrs A P. Melton. Mrs P.
T O'Brien and Miss Cecilia Kirk
Assistant Marshals-J J. Kelley,
Frank Borman, G. H Maloney. w J. /.
Smith, bugler, G. McGhnity, John
Siemiasko. stephen Creutz, ". c. Kun
ert. E. L. Bowser, A G. Gregory. aid de
| camp. D. Szymanski, w. ]. Fulton
Committee store and window
decorations-C- E Hall, Sam Miller
Frank P. Deem. Meyer Nusbaum E. A.
Ridgley. c. c. Cunningham, w S CAL
lagher. Lewis Simon, DR.. l. l. Milestone.
Albert Bormann, w. FEEDER, P L. Feuer.
b P. Mueller, T. w. Englehart, Anthony
Baukus, H Alschuler, w. C. Burke, ].
c. Abel P. Hayman, D. B. Bowles. NJ
Wolff, w A Bostwick. H. A Paine,
Michael Walsh. w. o. Sassline. M Nc
Bride. NJ. Kahn, A. Dearbeyn8 and L.
Mekatinsky.