The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-26
FIRST DAY
RESULT Of
CAMPAIGN

The first DAYS report n Gary's War
Savings Stamp campaign chalked UP
total Of s5721400 toward the Steel
Cits's goal Of $1,000 600 90 It is ex
pected that the daily totals will be
much larger and that the reports from
some teams that did not report on the
FIRST day viii materially swell the cam
pa gn figures.
The drive in Gary is ~ be thorough
and CITY Campaign Manager Harrt-
Hall is urging that every patriotic
person pledge himself the maximum
per month for the remainder of the
War Savings stamp period. closing in
December The Follow Up" commit
tee met at the Commercial club yester-
day afternoon and went over the yell
/ low cards.
Tuesdays war Savings Report.
MIS- 6 y Reydorn Eastern
star Observation-Disclosures 2175. 90
Mrs II f sarver English Lu-
theran church, ........ 125 so
Mrs 9 Handley Ienerson
Parent Teachers ASSN -. $4,000
Mss A McIntyre nited Pres
bvterian chareas ........... $1,000
Mrs r. CargiH eCouege CIub) 7o5.O0
Mrs VI seyi tAmbridge Red
CROSSE .................. 1000
Nr= Rose Dornan N A. RI $50 90
Mrs George Brayton tFirst
Methodist church, .....--. 1905 %
Mrs Chas Kimmel tCivio Ser
vice Club -....-s........'. $4,000
Mrs J r Morgan First Pres
byterian church . 1858 90
Mrs 6 n. Reck eCongregation-
al church, ...-.-.-. $4,000
Mrs. j. r Fox Cary women's
Clah) -....-#.-.-.-.-.. ..-.---. 175ooo
Mrs. David Green First Bap-
list church, ......~..-... 125o00
Mrs George Klumpner cMusic
tIGb) .-- --..-- A. %
Ms a F wicks Central
Christian church, $500. $3.50 $4,000
Mrs N Kahan CTemple Beth
ep Observation-Disclosures. 4884oo
Mrs John Redmond fCatholic
Women's LeaEue) ......-.. $500
Mrs l. Duke tGlen Park Par
ent-Teachors> .......-- $4,000
Mrs N Nusbaum Temple Is
raeD ..-. Observation-Disclosures. 1908 90
I. r Goodwin -.........-.. 1890 20
T. r BOYD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
H. G. Perry Observation-Disclosures. 1855 90
Carl Hetner Observation-Disclosures. 1855 90
T. n Dietrich ...........-..- 1850 90
C. NJ I1eary .-..-.--...--.-.. 535 90
sam Miller .-...........+-.. 7770 %
X. Rocda ........-..... 473o Oh
he N semmes .......... 261O 90
10 S. McGinnitv .......,..... $3.50 90
John Burke observation-disclosures. 1860 %
Thomas Magazines .-.......-. 535oo
John Eager ......-............ 1850 90
Fl. G. Peterson ..-..+......... 1850 90
FL r. Daniels ............. 1890 0O
A. ~ Roth Observation-Disclosures. 1890 90
HOY Davis ................. 2s5o0
Thomas Wise ..-............ 745 On
Total .-.-...... -.... 57,2l4G0
The campaigns in the Industrial
plants are being conducted by separate
campaign organizations within each
plant In the Illinois Steel Company
War Savings stamp booths have been
placed in different parts Of the plant
in order to give the thousands of en-
ployes opportunity TO pledge them
selves to purchase War Savings Stamps
The Four Minute Men started their
work Monday and are To continue their
campaign in the theatres for the first
four DAYS Of tie week The schedule
Of speakers for today is, O. L Will
dermuth at the Gary. Rev W n. Ell
lott at the Art Rev c. j. Armstrong
q the Cosmo Rev W G Seaman at
the Grand Mayor W F Hodges at the
Orpheum l. b Boyd at the Venus:
j Kelley at The Lyric; II J. Curtis
a the Gem. g. W. Schwartz at the
Eagle. Harvey Watson at the Royal
and Don VanL.iew at the Broadway