The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-26

cssary for the women solicitors to
their work. Mrs. George W.
Lewis, city chairman OF tho board.
made a personal visit TO Chicago yes
terday bringing back as many copies
as could be obtained at this time. 1t
is most important that each solicitor
receives the proper instruction from
the captain OF her precinct before her
work is begun. Manuals for Regis
trars must be carefully studied and
rules carefully followed. The inven-
tory must be a complete census OF
women who can and viii give OF their
service to their government when cali
&C upon TO do SO. Whether a woman
can or cannot give or her time. it must
De SO stated so that records may he
kept in zach instance and filed for flu
ture use. During the war the regis
tration cards viii be retained at the
local headquarters in cities. towns or
townships. They Will serve as a card
catalogue OF the women in the locality.
their occupations and tho service they
can render. Summaries OF local reg
istratIon cards are to be sent TO the
state headquarters. These cards Of
Information viii thus be available 70
the government officials. both state
and federal. and to other authorized
agencies. SO it behooves every worker
that accuracy be exercised IN the TAX
ing OF the census. Census takers must
avail themselves Of all proper infor-
nation regarding their work and the
same may be obtained from the cap
tain o. the precinct or direct from tho
city chairman. II IS to be trusted
that the work viii progress rapidlv
and sceurstely so that early reports
be forwarded.
All Masons o. Indiana Harbor who
are to participate in the parade Sat
urday Will meet at the Masonic hall
promptly at four o'clock. The refresh
committee. headed by Mr.. MAJ
~Sternberg and assisted by the follow
ing women: Mrs. Z. c. Werlich, D. w.
Saunders. Mrs. II. &. Green. Hrs. Thos.
Robertson. Mrs. Pearl Ansley, and Miss
Bessie Jones viii serve meals for all
Knight Templars and members OF
the Blue Lodge aud visiting members
The hours OF serving viii be from s
to S o'clock. a. the Masonic hall in
Guthrie street.
Mrs. J. A. Teegarden. city chairman
Of the Woman's Liberty Loan com
or Indiana Harbor regrets that
communication coming from Mrs.
Erickson to participate in the Lib
erty Day Parade at Hammond. arrived
here to late to inform the many work
srs who were active in the last cam
paign for Liberty bonds and who are
now out or the Registration census.
The Twentieth Century club was
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Harry Johnston In Beacon
street. Sewing was the diversion.
Mr.. James Grace OF 4744 Earring ave-
a we'll known brick mason OF this
,itv for many years. is critically i'll
and very little hope is entertained for
ais recovery.
The meeting Of the Kings Heralds.
was to have been held at the
Of Ruth stephens in Adds ave
Saturday has been postponed for
week on account of the big Red
cross celebration tomorrow.
Mrs. Daisy Barr. the evangelist, Miss
Mason and Mr.. Belmont are guests TO
isy az a one o'clock luncheon at the
Of Mrs. L. T. Sock In North Ma
soun avenue.
At a meeting OF the Esther Rebekah
-odge held last evening two delegates
we're elected TO attend tho Grand
lodge Of Rebekahs which convenes the
after part of May in ndianapolis
They we're the Nesdanes Thomas Geth-
ne and l. C.Weir5ch.
Large delegations representing the
Royal Neighbor Camps OF East
chicago attended the large class adoF-
At the Hammond camp Wednes-
evening when the latter camp had
he honor Of entertaining the supreme
and many other supreme ori-