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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
eARRgTT..

The angel Of death hoveret over
tie home Of " H. Gregg Friday .of
last week and took =zzy their iittie
year and : hair old laughter. R0tiis
Tie little TaGlni had bsen sufferer
ter several months. and the Natehfui
parents and loving friends did al the
human ski could do to relieve its suf-
f4ring. but 10 no aim The summons
osne and With a great army q angels
i vas transported into the Great Pc
yonG 70 await the call % the trumpet
which wlH announce that time SHAH
e. no more and the Lord % Hosts Il
rs7isiy 70 Judge the quick and the dad
The funeral rites Esre c0ndbcie,i by
Rev Moore % the Baptist church and
p7 saturday Afternoon all THAI Was
Mortal q sweet little Robbie Was con-
slered 10 the tomb In tire graveyard
81 - looking the quaint LITTLE village o.
Garrett The bereavrd family has tire
sympathy 81 an n their great loss
Nrs g. h Carter has Resumed from
. weeks visit among friends and rela-
tiees in Lawrence county
Rev. c. l. Neff and wife were visit
ing friends At Banner and P1ttsburg
lzst saturday and SUNDAY
4irs. Bernard Spencer. % NAFto=H.
vel and favorably known in Lawrence
county. was the guest % friends here
last Saturday she was auccfnI ilnied
b. her son. Robert Who may attend
school here this fall
J. %. Barney Of Goodln Barney Coal
Company. who spent this vacation a
West Baden Springs has returned %
his home much improved after three
seeks stay al the springs.
Postmaster Jay yinson holds the dis-
tincfion Of having raised the largest
tomatoes in Floyd county These ioa1a-
toes are OF Pondero-a and Beefstesak
variety and are much in the limelight
beaause Of both quality AMI quantity
jay never does things By hall.
L A Wells left last Saturday for
Lexington where he appears before the
board OF mine inspectors on sxamina-
ton for mine foreman certificate. and
there Is no doubt that this certificate
viii Be EOrthily bestowed as L. = -
in every way fitted and qualified 20
make fine mine foreman
Messrs Randolph and Price OF the
Payroll office here. spent part Of
last sunday on hike 90 Boseo-
VIM Richmond and few Others an
can TO coIors this week Others VIII
20 next week
Mrs- Carter. Mrs. Breekenridge and
Ms Handy we're afternoon guests Of
Mrs J. L Nunely last Friday
Miss Pauline Carter has returned
from PrestOnsburg where she attended
the teachers institute last week
Mrs John Wade and Mrs Moore. Of
Dinwood. were shopping At Garrett
last Saturday. Mrs Wade was for |
merry Miss Frankie Spradlin Of Paints
vile an has many friends here and at !
Iaekey.
Ernest Mcintyre. late OF Wheelright |
hut now Of Wayland. Is assisting on
the payroll AT this place now
T. r Mullins. Jay Vinson-. Jonas
Collins and J. D. Barney were business
guests at waIand last Saturday.
H " Rogers returned last Saturday Il
from Ashland where he spent a week
among friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

The next Liberty Loan vii Be r-sos
Is large a. the Others The cznFziEn
VII be three weeks IN Ie1grh. start
ING the last Of Septemher Every cfz-
Ezen Il expected 70 do hts duty OR
men in Frznce and Russza and Italy
mnsr npt BE permitted 10 suffe- for
food. eiothinG. guns or zUnun.-5ol.
ne cost OF supporting . Erezt array
1.e1o nflss and nore away FEN hCze
= <tupelto1s- The sale % bc1ds Of
fers the beSt method 81 Kissing Ire
uo1ey. beCznse il entails No real hzrs-
ships On the cirizsns- These Who stint
and save and struEEIe TO gay for t1s-
VII later On BE Esd th=y 6id- borh
frun fzanetEl sd parrots stand
poSnt ne hOys are giving their lives
WHAT are dollars c0upares 70 IA=z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
70 WHOM Tl.Is Nav cos~re.,

D-irs % having too much wofk On
AND and nos bring able 10 get any ore
q attend % and feed Il. I desire % I'll
q Iaae ms registered saddie stalIyon
and Jack ''''''..
~ stock = rsiiaiie a. ] bred th@
n9rzs and bought the hek 4. : -,
year %. and any one who might =. ia
tercsied IN this elias. Of fufr -, u,
rsii % call on Or write ne w,1I -
I. 80, -, one o. both TO suit The custom
VII exchange them 20 Other rood
" sto.ck or % good saw ussh boiler
- enEine ! exhibited this stock a.
.eserHl county fairs and won fkse bt,s
r Z .- In almost every instance
g g P1Aa-ry. "a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
ELkFoRk.

Miss Ellen Hutchinson. Miss Bertha
Williams and Miss Della Barker. of
Crockett were visitors Al Henry NJ
Ha;ehison's Friday.
Misses Elldn and Hutchinson and
Maude Conley were visitors NJ Miss
Hutchisons sister Friday nigh, and
Saturday.
There arr several cases OF measles
and few cases Of murnrs close here,
Mr.. Bob smith and family were
visitors At his mothers saturday.
They returned TO sandy Hook, max
ing the trip In an automobile.
We had rain on Saturday night and
SUNDAY, Corn was needing !, taaly,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
TUscoLA

EzrDs-S are zEinE IN their EEnrer
sGps--E q coal before -f.s reads ge- had
N-S Grace GRAHAM Eho has ban
visiting her pzrsz-S here for socae time
has returned 70 her home al Ashland.
Sh@ EzS accomplished home by her
b-O1lle-- n p Ir-
Col5s are prevalent here ana ueor,e
suffering frun the dtsezse are physs-
ezllE i1czpac=rzred from performing
zbor
M peopze here thar ztre1ded tn n
rr5oric Dee-t-g AZ Greea Valley sun
day Eere diszpP0Sztad a. thy expecr-
q The Rev Bsrrh HezIerr- TIE ncted
syanE=lis1 Of Louis
Ihe Hzumond- Barnard Lun,be-
Company has moved lis NH 10 49,
M B-zizzr1-S reS5Eence They are
szr1n< 81 DAYS N The Eeek and are
TURING Cu1 some fire produc-s
Cattle Es1 are securing TN COUNTY
for czr-le
J a Frzza=r Esp had = called
term q eo1ES lzs- Eeek and some men
H=-e given S-if1 G3ss for stealing zz-
tsznReSo7sl Not TOD S1ift for sueh
crRS
W z csan1nEhzz Esp Of Denton.
= - 1-lc c-02T-
Aoszso1 JOrSzzn Of Advent. W Va.
vas ealing a frsslas here sunday
AID his rs1i1Sseeoces Of zu1e-b.eilurn
GAYS are interesting 70 every hover u
history q roDzace He SAYS he re-
R=1h--S vel Ehen TIE r-irneraI for
rests a this part Of Kezrncky. z--
1n-O0rhed ~ The pioneer axe. ana The
bars and desrs Eere As plentiful as
rzooa-sl He tells Of the trodden paths
q buffalo and deer As thev went 20
and froD salt springs and how the
Early hunters ffIed blinds and killed
While Father Tine has powdered his
had As white IS an arctic Peak. his
step Is As firm and elastic and figure
eree1 As il VAS half century ago His
eyeSsgAs- TOO. l. undimmed- He is
yO11g for = man : as old as he thinks
Old Lem Iucklin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
MATTE.

ScAool : Progressing nicely al this
place
Bird childerS returned home Friday
trOm I.ncaSville- Ohio
NJ W. A. HayeS spent saturday
nigh, and sunday with Mr.. and MrS
]. y, BAN.
Airs Jennie Roberts. 81 PiSexillr. ana
Mss NNllie CAi,derS. 81 I.ncasvtlle. o.
arr visiting trsends and relatives al
tAis p,Sce.
Robert Meade ~ pennsyivAnia. i
snSnaing = few DAYS a this place.
iewey NeorSn, RaS listen. Miss Vlr-
sic Arrlng,oa and Hiss Mollie Chnders
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
EAST POINT.


Mr. Frank Harmon a teacher. and
Mss Tkelma Meek q daughter. Of
Warren u Meek Of Anxier. Eere mar
ned recently.
GTE Eugene Davis = visiting her
brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. sam
Kelly IN NeE York
Mrs Tom Sprzdlin 81 Oklahoma. i
here visiting relatives
Mrs Tom Spradlin and little daoEh-
ter and Mrs Josephine SprzdIin were
visiting Mrs. Nznda May al Cliff re
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. Nilf Auxier visited
Al Mr. James Badgeffs Sunday
Misses Ruth Music and Susie Bel
cher we're guests Of their little friend
Miss Douglas Auxter. sunday
The members Of the Red Cross here
are busfly engaged in knitting and in
sewing
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
"a a - Hranea -.

church q Fiy BraneA Sunday,
Mr. sam Meade has purchased = fin-
colt IRON MiIlard Mees
We have been haViaE he nnurh D.s.s. .
- rain and crops are looking better.
Ar and Mrs.. Oscar MeBriar NV.
moved 20 Barberton, Ohio. where 49,
ali Uats tissir futsre hau.~ ~. ~.
Eriar expects 10 attend : Hfb,. -.
iege there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
Youna chi Mir,ina.


Miss Annie Hzgsr. Of johnson eoun-
u. Who had been engaged as clerk
in a department store al Newport Ky.
has entirely dizppeared and an at
sempts by friends and relatives to To-
cate her hare been futile She was
last beard from July sfh saying she
would return home in q few days but
she failed TO come A relative went
10 Newport 20 Sc about her. bot no
trace vas found except that her room
mate testified that she packed her
trunk and left she did not know where
Miss Hzger is = bright beautiful
young girl and highiE respected Her
mother Is Mrs ~ bret Richmond.
member Of the Auxier family. and she
Is \ granddaughter Of Er. Daniel u.
HaEer. = prominent johnson county
man
Much concern f. felt for this missing
girl By All her friends and relatives
and Il any reader OF the Big Sandy
News knows anything of her the infor-
nation would Be thankfully received
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Tie F1=I Adrasnistrat5cl : FarlzHz
Hardin. % GaIiEr. VITO enlisted = 'Ene
On Sgndzs and IN fact all uzs 81 an
t1lObiles On thar gay exreEr for p-ysi-
Clans N their practice. an. By pe-S01s
Ifvfng IN the cCun-rT who make Deces-
say rips IN nzehfnes WHERE there =
No cthsr means q trz1sro-1ztio1- Tns
Supply q gasoline = ruEnInE short
and the use VII Be eEa1 sI-Ike- ~
strirtsd II necezzry 70 meet the 1e@is
Of zfrpzanss and trucks IN Frzres
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
EARM ZOE sac

Flre miles from ~ Cav. " y. a,
eiil NreeA. y acres. most al In ssas..
iitr NfinEs And -eli Food orchard.
- - ryit cottage house rooms.
Eaesi barn. On county roAd. elo.s Is
-fssl tlolJ sslHi : ~ssJssng5 pssr sso4s.
- x * station. For further lugorsns-
.iol - r L Peters. Fori cay.w ~.
- - - 70
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
n. E. CHURCH. souIH.

a SUPREME Cause for Rejoicing
i the subject for the morning hour.
TAe sacrament Of the Lords Supper
viii b. observed At this service.
No prayermeeting this week
Morning service 10s9s
sunday school at $3.50 a. m
Epworth League : p, m.
Bible Class Thursday T,tS n m,
Come and worship with us
Herbert ., Chambers. Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

a teaegr1z 70 Mrs JurE. Rsre zzvs
- 80 Narrs1 Rsre- uzz< kiIBsc n
naftle n Frznce % Julv Il Yoz-x
IKE u2s Lieusezz1s i 80 A-.e-sus-
amy and had besa II =e-x5,.. -
= n@her e ysArx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

The S@nzre p4Sse1 the. neE drzf5
Law withour \ dissenting vote In
tn H01<e there we're only two. m
SOcizIsz-s- and they are O1pass4 10 al
mss< eTe-ytatnE that = Elehr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Warted-Ten or Z horse teams to
haul logs and taephone poles and 20
men 70 make ties on Three Nile Crock.
]. II. NorthOn a. SO-l-ss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

70 Wells
z Wezss. EhO las beez m an on
oerS training camp Al p lEouroe. "a
sErfsed h1De Weans$4zy ntzhr 81 =
ne d-ss rario1gh utrh relatives and
frien6z
Hs1 Fr11 Cas-
LAeu- B-gzr Ward T. here this Ezex
rru1 Camp S1e-Dan- Oh5o- tn E1e<-
q relatives and fr5=zzs Nr. ward
rs 11sr coDpls<ed his E0rk IN an o.
nrerS t-zinizg schoo1 ara v-.S given 3
enUntssso1 - LIez-enznr He 4 :
- q Mr. ard Mrs Js ward q
Rzser. KT-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

There viii be an ice cream festival
AZ Canny Saturday night September
It'll for the benefit OF the Red Cross
Everybody IS cordially invited. Come.
DOSHA HAMMOND
overs1a. KY Teacher
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

In France
AftcrueT and Mrs n L R65Enzon
received \ Iscrer this Eeek f-Un theEr
son- DeWsF. Who i in France. s-.rizz
tkzzf he had ben tzksa fruza the fE-snE
Ene ard p1zced IN an o<rIrsrs. train
I1g .ch0ol where h zozSa rszzin for
r0W Do1ths Yo1nE Rohsnzou Es-t
Win TIE frst co1rtagsnt from thss
country % Frz1ee and has ben q Ihe
nr11g n1e for several DO1thS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
SCHOOL ITEMS.


The school election Il nov held the
sIrst Saturday IN October
this year yin Be heid Al Louis Friday
and Saturday September zeth and p
he teachers Ray for the last school
month q lzsf year has not JET been re
eeived b the County Superntendenfs-
SIX schools in this county are not being
Taught AZ presenI. on account o. having
no seaehersl
There : no Indication that the state
Board VII make the examinations any
easser on account o. scarcity q iezea-
er
Unser the lzss conp1lsary selaOl lz~
pspzs must attend school IN they are
fifteen years Old
H. tesese-ss zSsoeizs5On Al Gallup
Eazl Sturdy uszs oae q tae b-s- eser
hesd IN The eo1nrTy- Al BoOn rhe E-eo2ie
q Gallup seTveSs dinner 10 AL press Mt
and II Can o1ly be described b say
inE L EzS a regular feast
Eierber5 HuIetr rezsEnes 1he T1zosla
scaool and j. teaching she Blaine
GrzSas school Pearl Bates i assistant.
W L webb has resigned as ne
teaelle- q Compton sehOoL Al excepi
a ve-y feF Sealaols uin Be Rez CEds
scslosis b fIrss o. septeraber-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
p 1i7tsUiNe Items


Dr. and Mrs = u Wulanns have
returned frou Blzine. Ehers hey Eers
called On zecoun1 C the serious iElnsss
Of Ms W1lz1s f41hsr- Dr. Can
hH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Mss LnerstEa CzsssdT- 1IEoz-. Of
Wh1sesb1rg- Is here this week 1hs
gues1 Of Alend=
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

The teachers Ray for the last school
month q last year has not Jet been re-
'eeived b. the County sIperntendents-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Taught AZ presenI. on account o. having
no Seaeherx
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

The school election Il nov held III
tIrst Saturday IN October
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Un5<r the LAST compulsary selOl Law
pspEis must attend school TN they are
fifteen years Old
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

The hst teachers examination for
and Saturday September zeth and n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Returns - canR-
Briee Moore rssurn-ys Wednezzzy 70
Camp Lee after = few days f1r5ozkh
via resstirss and frislzs Al FIAT Gar.
1lr- Moore : = soa Of 3Ir and Mrs.
Az-el Moore Of FIat Gap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
VISA. Esone FsIEl.

NIs7ts Hcrze Felix's
cr1ytou Sagavss. Of Camp Tzy-
1o-- passed tkrO1eh here WeEueseszy
enroure 70 Fat Gap Ehe-e H wTH =
i've days nth relatives and frie-.sS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

Fierber1 H1l-lr resigned zke TESeGla
scEool ant j. teaching ne Blaine
Grades school Pearl Bates i assistant.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

X IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
TURNING
POINT IS
REACHED
rBT UNITED Press ]


WASHINGTON. April -. The
turning point in the west Is being reach
ed" the war departments weekly sum
mary OF operations issued today said
The Germans have failed TO achieve
victory in the field and will soon be
compelled to go back to old tactics. II
adds
The statement warned. however that
The Germans have scored a distinct ad-
vantage which Mt would BE very unwise
to endeavor TO belittle"
Tho summary revelations were sup
ported by other official information
which indicated the struggle is likely to
be long and bitter but showed Gen
Foch has his troops So disposed that
probably the German will make little
# any more real progress.
The enemy is striking at the weak
est point he can find opposite him.
said the summary Failing to achieve
any definite results in Picardy they
promptly plunged forward elsewhere.
hoping to drive a wedge into tho sector
along the front held by the Portuguese
and British units"
The statement points out that the
Germans have taken advantageous
points northwest of Bethune and that
he is now within forty miles Of Calais
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
LIBERTY HALL
UNION LABOR
DEDICATION

That Hammond, one Of the leading
union labor cities Of the middle west is
also one Of the most patriotic, is a sig
niicant fact that was emphasized Sat
urday evening by a great union labor
patriotic deInonstra Labor night
at Liberty Hall was a fitting dedication
for the great tabernacle built by union
mechanics Of the city in a day without
pay.
The carpenters. bricklayers. painters
plumbers. sheet metal workers. cleo
tricians, fathers. plasterers. building
laborers. stationary engineers. hremen.
railroaders and other unions were out
in force. They formed a parade led by
the American Federation Of Labor band
which started from Oakley avenue and
state street and went TO Liberty Hall.
When the band reached the temple the
parade was still moving away from
Oakley avenue
Inside the han the band played The
Star Spangled Banner" and the aud
fence or uuionists and their families
sang
The invocation was delivered by Rev.
Parrett and Dr.. Sharrer. chairman Of
the third Liberty Loan. introduced Tom
Harle. president Of the Trades and La
Dor Council Of Lake county. Mr. Harle.
after a few fitting remarks. introduced
Frank Hawley of indianapolis. speak
er Of the evening. Mr. Hawley is coun-
sci for the trades and labor unions Of
Indiana
Attorney Hawley paid glowing
tribute to the city Of Hammond for
the construction of the temple and other
patriotic work and to the unions Of
Hammond for the fun co-operation
they have given, He told Of Iabor's
part in aiding America to win the war
and said that he believed the building
Of Liberty Hall by union labor one Of
the greatest factors in avoiding strikes
ir Hammond that could be brought into
existence. The address was a very ap-
propriate one and fulfilled the expecta-
tions Of the union people present.
But the union men OF Hammond were
not satisfied merely with words Of pat
riotism- They are men Of action and
believe n deeds. And so to show that
their patriotism is Of the do" order
they subscribed s15.500 TO the third
Liberty Loan. Each local took $500
bond and the individuals subscribed as
we'll.
1t was an evening that will long live
IN the memories of those in attendance
Hammond will always he thankful
to union labor for the building Of lin
erty Hall and admire the uniontsts for
the great meething held Saturday even
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
EVERY MAN PRESENT
BUYS LIBERTY BOND
Slavs of Hammond at Meet
ing Set High Record for
Third Loan.

The slavs OF Hammond are 100 per
cent American.
At Il meeting in Stodola hall East
Hammond. Sunday afternoon every male
SIav present who did not own one, pur-
chased a Liberty Bond. total of So
coo. About $50 men. women and chill
dren were in attendance. The meeting.
which was arranged by DR.. r. o. Os-
trowski as part Of the third Liberty
Loan campai gn, was one OF great en-
thusiasm. The following program was
carried out:
Speech in English. by Sergeant w. S.
Welch.
Speech in the Slovak language, by
Rev. Benedict Rajcany of Robertsdale.
Speech in Russian, by Rev. Kostink,
Hammond.
Speech in Serbian, by Liva Gabarov.
Speech in Ukaranian, by Vasyl Mylo.
America. sung by Russian school
children.
Sale of bonds by ". J. Hastings. Rev.
Kostink. J. Stadola. Andrew Serocryn-
ski and Chas. Merko.
After the meeting a crowd of kid
dies who lad gathered around the doors
were invited inside to sing The Star
Spangled Banner" These boys and
girls. children of Russian@ SIavoks
Poles ana other nationalitics sang the
national hymn With such gusto that Dr.
0strowski gave them so. They declin-
ID to spend it for candy and ice cream
but instead insisted that it go to the
Red Cross.
They were not prompted by any adult
in making this disposition of the money
given them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
c. {. BAUER DEFEATED
At CHAMBER ELECTION
Although Director for Years
and Head of the Ticket,
He Is Beaten.

C. Z. Bauer. superintendent Of the
Simplex plant. was defeated for re-
election as director of the Hammond
Chamber of Commerce last week.
Although Mr.. Bauer has been a d.
rector for years and is one Of the old
est members Of the board Of directors
he received but seven votes. Mr
i@"or's name was at the head OF the
ticket.
he highest vote was i6. given TO J.
Il. Fitzgerald. George Hannaur ana =
}. Betz. was second and third. respect-
lvely. The eight men elected diractors
we're; ]. E. Fitzgerald. George Han.
nauer. Frank Betz. D. T. Emery. c NJ
Mcdaniel. Y. S. Reiter. B. s. s>eelman
and Dr. H. L. sharrer The directors
were elected for a period Of two years
The electors at a meeting \ weok
from tonight will elect Officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
SEVEN ARE
ARRESTED
BY POLICE
Chief BragdOn Of Federal service
to Conduct Quiz into Sun
day Socialists Meeting,

V-pon = report that trouble was likely
70 arise al q meeting of Socialists called
3 columbia Hal. Vernon and AIcCook
avenues. East Chicago. yesterday after
noon Chief T. D. Williams and Captain
Sterling went 10 the hall and arrested
seven men supposed to be leaders in the
movement.
tt vas said that there were men from
Whiting. East Chicago and Indiana Har-
bor shat would start a riot a. this place
if The meeting was held. In order to
prevent trouble. therefore. the chief took
sulrmary' action ana the following men
are under arrest and held upon invesu-
saton by Chief Bragdon Of the local
branch Of the federal service:
Nick Yaricich. 401 121st st. Whiting
Tony Sandren. 4527 Magoun ave, East
Chicago.
Robert Wodopij. AIS Mccoolz ave.
East Chicago.
sam vodopyer. AIS McCook ave, East
Chicago.
George sclakoyich. 1889 s Holman
st. Hammond.
Malt Evanlan. $50 Vernon ave, East
chicago.
Michael Babic. ESQ white osk ave,
Whiting.
Yaricich had s66454 IN currency con
cealed n a wide belt 1aicn ne wore
Babic had S62.59 but the others arrested
had only small sums Of money on their
PERSONS.
4 circular was distributed. Manifest
of the International Socialists in which
an appeal was made for organization TO
assist the Revoiutionists in Russia. The
6rst line of the circular states that the
only contribution Of the world war to
human progress is the Russian reyoiu-
ton.
The circular also contains statement
that the international Socialists were
denied permit to hold a meeting by
the officers of the city of Pittsburgh and
that this was another reason why the
working class" should organize. Chier
Williams says that no permit was ap-
piled for in East Chicago but that plans
for the meeting had been fully made
rrrEprr BOND TDpAI-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
CROWN POINT JOINS
LAKE COUNTY CITIES
County Seat Is Number 4
In Lake County List to
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IsPEoIAL To TIE TIMEs.1

GROWN IOINT ND April Is
First it was Whiting. then East Chicago.
then Hammond aud now comes Crown
Point
Crown Point has reached her quota
s12O.oO0 in the Liberty Loan drive on
Saturday night and the clock in the
court yard shows to passersby that the
county scat has no slaokers. 1t took but
a week TO raise the amount and when it
is considered that the amount was rails
ed from individual subscriptions the
showing is one we can feel mighty proud
Of. The committee hopes to exceed the
above amount and are confident that at
the end of the drive our subscription
will be over St50.00o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-15
WILL YOU, PLEASE?

THE TIMES will be exceed
ingly grateful to all relatives of
friends of Lake county soldier
boys killed or wounded in
France, if they will advise this
office when notified Of such
casualty by the government.
Owing to the censorship this pa
per has no other means of get
ting this information than direct
from parents or nearest relatives
of these overseas heroes. The
U. S. refuses to give addresses
of dead or wounded soldiers.