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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06
DE LAREDO

Els esperada en- esta ciudad, proce-
dente de Ia de Laredo, Texas, Ia Sc
iora Dona Moves de la Cara de
Cara G6ngora, dana muy conoc!da
en- Ia sociedad mexicana d. ella citada
poblacion. -,
La mencionada dana, esposa del
Sr. Gongora, pernanecera breves dias
en- San Antonio.
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IA CAMPANA CONTRA Ia
NAGANCIA

Los detectives Carver y Weakley
practicaron aver una vista de inspec-
ci6n por algunos s~alones de billar de
los u Sc e~ncuentran establecidos
en- las inmediaciones de Ia estaci6n
del ~ferrocarril Southern Pacific Y a
rrestaron a diez de los concurrentes
a dickos centres, ~acusandolos de sar
vagoS-
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A LA R JUVENIL

FL detective c. P. Haven arresto
aver a IN muchacho de trece amos
de edad. que fue consignado a! Juez
de pruebas que seguramente !e ms
truira proceso para hacerlo compare
Ger en- Ia Corte Juvenil.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 4 Quien me d;ere
el actual dom;cilio o me p-oporcionare in
for,ues eIactos acerca dc mis- senorc5 padres.
Gumersindo Cabrera Marcelina Vazquez de
Cabrc-n. Iii senor padre IS oriz;nario de
San Luis Potosi y contrsjo Hat.imonio en-
San Carlos. Tnnaulipas. En- Julio del auo
pr6ximo pasado tuve ~not;cias de clos. pues
en- esa epoca Sc encont-aban en- San Benito.
Texas. Cualqu:e- info-me siEvanse di-igirlo
4 Encarnaci6a B. Cabrera. SIS S. Pecos St.
San Antonio, Texas. %
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Sooo2s s R,>onals:
DE MONTERREY

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, en- "a
que pasara una breve t~emporada. la
Sra. Dona Anita Martinez de He
rrera, dana radicada en- Ia ciCdad de
Monterrey, n. L.
Viene a San Antonio, con objeto
de visitar a SUI padre Don Joaquin
Martinez, hace tempo establecido en-
esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06

$500 Ge qualification 4 In persona que me
de informes exactos de Ia Sra. Dcsideria G.
Vida. de Sustsita. de IL afos de edad- esta-
tu-a regular, trigIcrG, tiene un lunar en-
II mejila cerca dc IL boca. Haze como un
aho que saliG en- un eaEanche para Arizona,
sin cue desde cntonccs &c scpa NADIA de ella.
Todo inform que Sc tenga favor de dirisir-
10 u Soleded, Sustaita. RID. Box l2S. Long
Beach. Cal. Is
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EXVOTO.

Hsbierdo estado gravemcnte erfernpo. mi
hernano Leandro Soils. dirigf mis- or:eio-
mes al Sagrado Cora=6n de Jesds. pidisndok
gu aliyio, ei que le fue concedido: y en- CUM
pl;u;ento Del vo.o cue a ten D:vina Persona
nice. por las presentes linecs hago publieo. 10
que yo. como catoiico considero un nilsgro.
Cana-.lo. Cal, Julio &c 1918
ANGEL SOILS. ADV.
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DARE BUENA qualification a IN pcrso-
ma que me irforme del paradero del Sr. Brigi-
do Villasenor, que hasta e. mes de Mayo &c.
1917 -esidfa en- San Antonio. Tex. Quail
quier iaforme favor de dirisirlo 4 Jose Ma.
Villasenor, Pascola, Mo. S
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GRATIFICARE con $500 q Ia persona que
re proporcione informeS exactos de mi her
xuano. ASustin Santelian, de "a amos de edad.
originario del Rancho del CarrizaL. Edo de
San Luis PotoSi. Mexico FL ano de l9l2
resit;a en- Buckhol.s, Texas. CualQuier infor-
NE cue Sc tenga sobr Gicho scaor. favor de
dirigi-to q Pascual Sautenan. Box IS, Scha-
llcr. Iowa u
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GRAILFICkRE con 500 4 Ia persona que
he de informe5 de mis- hermanos Diego y
Mauro Saenz. oriSina-ios de Monterrey. y.
Leon. Mexico. Cuaiquier informe dirijir!o
L Isaac II. SAenz. Locust Grove, R-li5. Steel
ton. Pa 90
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PESCUISAS

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare Z ID per-
soma que me proporcione informes e&actos
del Sr. Pablo Tsbcrs, que en- e: ano de 1912
se5idfa en- Waco. Texas. Cuaiquier ~infor1le
que ee tenga sobre este se:or dirigirlo q JESUS
rabarcs. Harrisburg, Texas. 40
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VENDO eiegantc Bu2gic estiio Frances en-
mogntticas condolences. Auy barato. Ocur-an
4 Us S2!ttllo St C5
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AVIS0S DE OCCASION /
VENTAS

Sc VENDE piano antique. pTopio psrs
aprendizaie: 10 Gambia por otros objetos o
10 vcndo po- S2o.c0. Maria Aivarado. 1-05
S. Alamo. tDetras del restaurant "FTca-
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DIV RSOS

MEXICANOS: 81 viencn a Dalas, Ierzs.
no o.viden visitar el Restaurant E s de
Mayo, dcnde o;ran musica mexicana, caata-
az Dor los mas afanados artistas. Sc sir
ven conidas esG!o del terrena1o y heiados
= referscos estiIo de Lacstecas. CuArtos y ca
mas de rcnta. Prop. zenon Martinez. Res
uauraut "Ei 5 de Mayo" go. Griffin St. Dali
las. Texas. Va
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60 60 EBBA %ggEEFA Fs GRs IA
- q D : { e 60 -
DIs2IO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS
2RECIcS DE SUsCaIFCIoN
Er Ins Estaacs Uoiia. AS-!-o. Caaaoa
Ccaa. Puerto Rico. paaanS. , IL
Islas EiipiaSs:

u ano ~
Seis r.,- SIS
res resS -
En Cacsro v Snr Ace4riea t~esreptnaoe
p-nr-s, E,rros y ks dc1nSs rsises CON-
p-eadidos Ell !. U7i6n Pos-sl U-'Tsr:a5:
IN ano ~
Sci3 rsesE 90
I-e5 mS5eS ..--.---- 49,
IA PHENsA pchI:.r tsnS.sc Uaa eS:eion
,-s,a-4s- los nl.eiceles, sic: 10 ss pro
cios de sua1c-.pci6a.
En- ios Es,edoe. CDiJos. Merieo. Canada.
Cha prc-tc Eirc. PanarrS. y Fiip:ass:
y, soo ) L.CS
Scis ne1es 1890 ~
In Ceu-o > sur Ams-es. ten,enEaanco
SaEzri. 5u-cpc- efs-: ~
In lNO
Los cages Gebec hscs-ss po< sdsssnEaoo'
en- ci-o pccssl o DC SIE-ess. ea-t2 ce.tt'
.,,~ 4. sr,--iu;-.n s5a e. eirero american,
o sa eqaivz!sncis er z1oasda tsi psiE de don
Ge 50 soE:i;c 81 pe.iSai:e.
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81 NECGSITA express para que Ievc sus
ueta.a. In estacion o Gamble - Aide-
bles lame a ROSALES. Tclsforo Crockett
275i y .fravi, lips.
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Sc EENDE un cabslIo. Oeur-an ! ao7 S.
Leoaa St -
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ESTAcO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sus a,gcdedo--, Sc es-
pe-a para hoy a=a temperature Enaxina
sou.p-cad:da e7.-e 9S : 100 grades.
Il d!a ) IA noshe estaraa Eeaerairea:e
.la-os. Hab-a vica;Os del Sur. Continaars
a,.a n temperature CT e! Interior.
Aver marco G, tsrm5rc:-o. a Ia sou's-a
as siguieates temperatures:
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ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. Asuntos
confiGenciaIes. 2l1 Pros. Bldg.
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TsLEF0No TRAVIS. 24i1

IA PRENSA q 81 pcEi56;eo uericsno os
MAJOR circuacion en- os E5tados Onico1. y
ro- : ta2to e c.e:o- para los aaCnc:aa.cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06

p;-jf:ase toda IA correspondence al d.
r>c,o.. en- Il fo-.re siSuicnsc:
S2. IGNACio (. LCLANO.
100 ". Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
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CCMPRAS

PACiAMoS los meiorcs precios por ORG,
plata ; b-iIantes, en- euai1uiera cantdad
Arbrtier and Scha-iack, $40 W Houston st.
Sc VENDE en- muy buenas ecndiciones
un autcm6v;l marca Overland. 4 cilindros,
5 pasajeros. Ocu-ren q 63l E. Crockett 81
TelGfono Travis 6I72.
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So ueccsitan bailadoras en- eI MarQuet SQua-
70 Park. Para a~rreglos y suedo oeurrsn q
William Mussey, III S. Peeos Street. de 7
a 80 y. m 70
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Entered II seeond-clsss matter FEBRUARY
- 1918. =. the Post Office ~ San An.o-
r;s. Tx. rn6cr &c Act. OF Mareh 6. 1876,
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pIpA hoy mismo e;empiares g-atis de N
-rvista "ADELANTE." Msneione este anun-
clio y IL iasrernos una rebaJa eSSxordinsria
ua-a sieinpre. sourc 81 precio De suscrs7cion.
Oiriiasa Z Z. Meiche. 1922 5. Leons 81. San
Antonio, Texas.
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MATRiMO

sOLICITO correspondence con Sonora .
Senorita mexicana. objeto matrimonial. Diri-
iase L Martin Perez. Bureau. Ill U
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SANIORAL
MARTEs 6 de agosto. La transfguracion del Senior; Santos sNto
II PAPA. Felcisimo, Agapto Di2cono Martir Y hernHdas Papa N0nieS0"
Conjunction de Is luna en- Cancer).
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Sc NECESITAN cgcates ~activos. con buenas
rcferencias ) de buena presencia para 81
"BEBGNER STUDIO. 203 ". Commerce.
ST.
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LA ELEGAECIA. Scst-erfs. Sc haeen
.ra;e, en- cuniquier estilo; sc limpia y Jan
cha ropa: ent-egas 4 oonielio: taonsos
r.r.nt;zadcs. Mayotte. Lopez. Soris y Ga
SIS Dolcrosa St. Telefono Travis lS42.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA taquiErafo. sehor;ta o O
ven Que rec;ban en- espafol y escriban en-
naquina. Ocurran q Los Angeles Mercantile
Co ll2la "A" ". Commerce St
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PROFESiONALES

Sc. ARTURO CRkME1. 6ptico suiso. Is
pecialista de Ia VISTA sig Hicks SidE. Es
quina Houston ct J Ave. G
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ENSEMANZAS

La MS facil. ripida, barats y meior Ia
oaigrafia. Sc aprende en- cuatro seraanaA
Esc7itura en- raQuina gratis. lights.
Eicks Building.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. ia North
Flores ST.. :pUcie proporcionar n I'd t.aoa-
ja6ores y errpieos. IeletoEo Travis 1855
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
HpNC as@1N " . tg5asg q q saM b NEn
SCROWN POINT NEWS y
"a HAPPENINGS A COUHTYs CAPITAL "
E5NVNxESW y E&SN = NsgS@ |Id8

At the recent drive for the X. OF G. =
in Crown Point. $1450 was collected
and donated to the X. c. fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wells OF Chi
cago Heights spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Wells
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Wilson
was held at the home at l p. m. TODAY.
the home being filled with sorrowing
friends and relatives who had come
to mourn with the family Of Mrs. VIII
son. who will be sadly missed in the
community. The floral offerings were
beautiful
The fire department was called to the
Trump Manufacturing Company's plant
on Saturday evening at 6 .. m, the
moulding room being on fire. But for
the prompt arrival Of the fire depart
ment. the blaze might have been dis
astrous one as it was quite a good
proportion Of the back OF the building
was burned
Mr.. and Mrs. clayton Root are in
Chicago on Monday and Tuesday Of
this week at the Blackstone hotel Mr..
Root is attending a lumber dealers
convention which is being held at the
Congress Hotel Mr.. Root is secretary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20

East Chica go-Indiana Harbor opened
their drives for Red Cross funds this
morning at a bright ana early hour.
1t is asked that the public give gen
erously to this relief fund. The need
is most Imperative. Many more boys
are being called to across seas serv-
ice. This means that more surgeons.
nurses and ambluances must 60 with
them or Immediately follow. Dollars
will necessarily be forthcoming to
shoulder the burden Of the great added
expense. We cannot show our patriot
ism in a better way than to give our
last farthing should this he necessary.
10 back the boys who have given their
all The women Of this community
who so vaLantly went out from early
dawn into late nights to secure liberty
loans in the last drive are out again
this morning and Will remain out until
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
makes one more remarkable showing
in this campaign for money Of so vital
an Importance. The boys are doing
their duty. let us believe with all sin
certify that this community will do
more than their duty. Respond with
noble and generous heart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. J. C Palmer OF Ham
mond are visiting relatives in Lowell
John Services Of Goodland. Ind. is Wis
iting several Of his little friends here.
Several machine loads from here went
TO Crown Point Saturday and participat-
ed in the big Red Cross parade.
Fay and Beth Haskell OF Chicago
Heights. are visiting friends in Lowell.
Thomas Grant was in Chicago on
business SATURDAY.
The annual commencement exercises
OF the Lowell high school were held in
the Grand theatre Friday night There
were thirty graduates the largest class
ever graduated fro mthe school
The senior class went 10 Rensselaer,
tonight to put on their class play. Pro-
ceeds viii be given to some war fund
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christie and
daughter. Mary, Of Hammond. came
Saturday evening to visit friends in
Lowell
Tom Purchase. who is stationed AT
Camp Purdue at Lafayette. visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Purchase
here Yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20

Of the Indiana Lumber Dealers Asso-
citation
Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer and Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Dyer OF Hammond attend
ed the Red Cross parade in Crown
Point on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Dyer and Nr. and Mrs. VIM. Heinze
Of Gary spent Sunday with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs j. 5. Rockwell.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Feigle will oc-
cupy the Stevens home on West street.
George Heiser and wife have return
ed to Hammond after spending sunday
with his mother Mrs Margaret Heiser
Mr. and Mrs. W. Schaefer and two
daughters Merle and Evelyn. Mrs Fred
Heide and son. Fred. and VIII Barthol-
omae. Of Chicago. were over sunday
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q Bartholomae.
delightful reception and dinner
was given the class Of is at the Pres
byterian church on Saturday evening.
\ delicious course dinner was served
and a short time spent in speeches
by the members Of the different classes.
dance followed at Central Music
Hall which was attended by large
number Of invited guests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
Tuesday, Nav 81

Nine PetroVa In "Siience Sellers"
From the story by Blair Hall, fea-
turing the stately. emotional Nine.
Petrova. Being daughter of a
very rich man may often lead one
into all sorts of unpleasant situa-
tions, as Laura Sutphen found out
TO her sorrow when her car broke
down in a heavy rainstorm and she
sought shelter at the deserted home
of a friend but follow this inter
esting and exciting photodrama to a
surprise finish. The screen idol,
William S. Hart in "The Last Card"
It's Hart and We need say no more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
SPLENDID
PARADE At
CROWN PT.

SPECIAL To THE IEMEsI
CROWN POINT. IND, May 20
Crown Point and the balance OF Lake
county not with the marchers stood
on the curb and cheered the mile
length Red Cross prade on Saturday
afternoon. 1t was such a demonstra-
ton as has never before been seen in
our city and was truly the greatest
day in the history of Crown Point.
The message OF the parade was Red
Cross and a prelude to the drive for
the Red Cross relief fund which begins
today. Large crowds lined the streets
and watched the picturesque parade
pass by. Delegations from Winfield
township. St John township. Lowell.
Hobart. Cedar, Eagle and West Creek
townships were among the merchers.
There was something clean and beauti-
full about Saturdays parade. 1t was
because a great portion of the parade
was composed Of women in immaculate
white with Red Cross emblems
A group OF Crown Point girls dressed
in white with red wells formed them
selves into a living red cross. Space
will not permit a detailed account Of
the parade. but the success Of the af-
fair and the many compliments heard
tee who had worked so assidiously to
make the parade possible. Garys mu
nicipal band. Lowell band. Crown Point
band and fife and drum corps furnish
ed music. giving a martial air to the
affair. The public and parochial schools
made a fine showing. the children of
St. Mary's headed by Uncle sam and
Columbia. was a noteworthy section
of the parade. After the parade the
crowd assembled in the courtyard
where patriotic music and speeches
kept the crowd interested for over an
hour The following is the order OF
1.-THE parade.
Marshal Of the day. chief OF police,
city officials, IRE department, war
mothers. local Red Cross chapter,
stretcher squad firing squad. Boy
Scouts. Camp Fire Girls. Crown Point
fife and drum corps. Grand Army. Ross
township. Winfield township. Hanover
township delegations Lowell band.
Lowell. Eagle Creek, West Creek.
Cedar Creek delegations. Chrysolite
Girls Catholic schools. Human Red
Cross. ST. John band, St. John. Dyer.
Schererville delegations. high school.
North Ward school. study club. Red
Cross money flag. Lutheran school.
Prof. and his ponies. Crown Point
band, Lett factory. Women's clubs.
Catholic Foresters. lodges. citizens.
Notes of the Parade.
Much credit for. the success OF the
parade is due Mrs. Clayton Root, Mrs
George Sherman. Mrs. f. r. Cole. Fred
Ruf and the other members Of the pa
rade committee who worked untiring-
~ that yesterdays spectacle could go
down in the annals Of Crown Point as
the parade that made Red Cross his
tory.
The girls carrying the Red Cross
flag in Saturdays parade collected
s274.63 during and after the parade.
Donations from $40 down to nickeIs
and pennies We're thrown in the flag
by passers-by The young ladies car
rying the flag were Misses Pearl Kais-
er. Leah Kraft. Margaret Gross. Nor
ma Bartholomae. Wilma Nichols. Stella
Breyfogle. Ida Rosenbaum and Mar
garet Aulwurm
The Lett Manufacturing company
made an imposing display. each NOM
Der OF the office force and factory
workers marched headed by a big Red
Cross and American flag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
Days News In Gary
NEGRO COP BESTS
WHITE RIOTERS

Pound OFFICER Moore OF the Gary
police department. who has the tough
job Of rounding up stray dogs. sheep,
goats. cows and horses in the foreign
quarter post always attended with
risk in the past-was the center of
riot at 18th and Broadway Sunday
morning. Moore VS. taking a stray
COW to the pond when crowd OF for
eigners began 10 yell. kill the niger"
Moore with his night stick laid cold
Stanley Malenkowski. who was booked
on a charge OF assault and battery,
after he had been arrested by the po-
lice reserves. After Malenkowski fell
the rioters we're cowed the police re-
ports say.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
CARY STARTS
ITS RED \
CAMPAIGN
Last Time the City Raised
$103, 900; Out to Do Better
This Time.

GO!
This is the challenge that will be
sounded tonight at the opening supper
in Gary's second war time Red Cross
campaign. 1t is expected that three
hundred captains and workers will at
tend this opening supper tonight and
receive final instruction for the big
campaign.
Capt. H. s. Norton will preside as
postmaster and an excellent program
viii be given.
Gary pledged 100000 last campaign
and is expected TO exceed that amount
this week.
Supper Tonight.
Final details for the big campaign
which starts with the supper at the
Gary Commercial Club this evening al
$50 o'clock have been completed by the
campaign executive committee and City
Campaign Manager A. NJ. Fisher Col.
w c. Lloyd is chairman Of the indus
trial division Of the campaign and a
separate campaign viii be waged in
each of the industrial plants Mrs. Ira
Nitimore is chairman of the women's
division in the city section with Mrs
Herbert Erickson in charge of the wom-
ems teams on the South Side.
The following persons are to serve as
captains in the city division:
women workers.
Women's division; Mrs. Chas. kim
mel, Mrs w. G. Seaman. Mrs. l. b.
BOYD. Mrs Geo. PEBBLES Mrs. r. H.
scott. Mrs. E. c. Simpson. Mrs Emmett
White. Mrs Ralph Ross. Mrs. Harvey
Curtis. Mrs Joseph Cothery. Mrs. Don
Van Lew. Mrs. r. s. simmons. Mrs
Robert sill. Mrs w. J. Williams. Mrs.
Theo Leeka. Mrs. Hans Petersen. Mrs
Francis Svobooda. Mrs. Livia Agud,
Mrs. Valentine Pisarski. Miss Marie
Molnar and Mrs. Cameo Koawkavich-
Mems division: L. R. Balm. Lee Boyd.
\. W. Brandt. John Brennan. Clarence
Bretch. Oscar Burch, e. I. Kerkin. Sam
Miller. A. C. Gregory. Henry Heuck,
VIM. Jones. o. S. McGinnity. Chas
Baran, Z. A Ridgely. Victor Dimitru' p.
r Grkovich. Herman Werber. c. J.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20

Williams. V L. Young.
The supper this evening Will he serv-
cd by representative women from the
various Gary churches under direction
of the women's luncheon committee
which includes Mrs. 0. {. Wicks Mrs.
w f. Hodges an dNIrs. II. s Norton
Get An Official Receipt.
Official receipts are to he furnished to
every worker and the worker viii be re
uuested to wear the workers button and
badge Contributors are requested TO
secure official receipt when they make
any payment and not to pay money to
any solicitor in the city section without
receiving official receipt.
-Four Minute Men Busy.
Chairman Watson's four minute men
are doing great work and Will continue
the theatre work all this week. The
eschcdule for theatre speakers for today
and Tuesday follows:
Today-Gary Theatre. Q. L. Wilder
muth Art Theatre, Harry Hall; Cosmo
Theatre, II. J. Curtis; Grand Theatre.
Don Van Lew; Orpheum Theatre, J. j.
Kelley; Venus Theatre, L. Is. Boyd;
Lyric Theatre. Harvey Watson; Gem
Theatre. ". T. Hodges; Eagle Theatre.
w. q. Seaman: Royal Theatre w. d.
Elliott: Broadway Theatre, G. J. Arm
strong
Tomorrow Hall. Gary Thea
ire; II. J. Curtis. Art Theatre; Don Van
Lew Cosmo Theatre; J. j. Kelly. Grand
Theatre: L. b. Boyd. Orpheum Theatre;
Harvey Watson. Venue Theatre; w F
Hodges. Lyric Theatre; Rev. w G. Sea-
man. Gem Theatre: Rev. W. D. Elliott.
Eagle Theatre. Rev. c. J. Armstrong.
Royal Theatre; 0. L. Wildetmuth,
Broadway Theatre.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
MUSICIANS
TO DEDICATE FLAG

Musicians Of Gary, Hammond. Whit
ing. East Chicago and other regional
points will gather at Longs Hall.
tonight to dedicate the unions service
flag. It has 81 stars.
Union musicians of note VIII be
present including the head Of the Ca
madam federation. President Winkler
Of the Chicago federation. and Presi-
dent Weber OF the American fedora
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
TWIN CITY
DR|VE: IS
STARTED
Public Is Asked to Contrib
ute Generously to Second
War Fund Drive, Women
Get Out Early Today and
Begin the Great Work.
AN IMPOSTOR

A woman about SIS or 90, gray
haired, tall and slender, has
been soliciting funds in Indiana
Harbor under various alias,
sometimes Brown and some
times Homan. She is an i'm
poster. People in the Calumet
region are warned and w. E.
Jewell Of the Indiana Harbor
Red Cross begs that she be turn
ed over to the police. Watch
for her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
WE'LL, HERE'S ONE
SUNDAY ACCIDENT

Gary police were on the alert for
Sunday auto accidents YESTERDAY They
got one report Two cars came to-
gether at Ridge Road No one was in
jured but the machine from Hobart.
belong to a Mr. Saver. will be sub
ject 10 some heavy repair bills The
other car was driven by Peter W. Nay
er OF Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-20
STATE MUST /
APPROVE OILS USE
ON HIGHWAYS

Hereafter road builders and those
charged with maintaing public high
ways will have TO consult with Engi-
neer william s. Moore OF the state
highway commission before proceeding
with the use of petroleum If in his
opinion such highways are essential
for immediate NEEDS a permit viii
have to he secured to use oils OF pe-
troleum. These instructions have come
TO Mr. Moore from NJ. Requa. director
Of the oil division of the federal fuel
administration.