The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-03
KNIGHTS Of
COLUMBUS
WAR DRIVE
Pageant Led BY Chicago's
Newsboys Band of Twen-
ty- Five Pieces and Mass
Meeting at Liberty Hall,
Following.

August F. Berghoff comes to Ham
mond Sunday afternoon to speak un
der the auspices of the local committee
that is in charge of the drive for the
knights OF Columbus war fund which
opens on May ). His home is in Fort
Wayne and he is one of ten secretaries
in charge Of the three recreation halls
which the knights of Columbus oper-
ates at Camp Taylor The buildings
were erected by the knights with funds
raised last year, and the campaign for
more funds is to maintain buildings
and activities now at American camps
and among the soldiers in France. and
greatly TO increase the welfare work
as the American lighting force grows.
In addition 10 the work at Camp Taylor
the Knights of Columbus have also fol-
lowed 1000 artillerymen who have gone
into camp at the range at West Point,
Ky. where the knights have located
a large tent. in the charge Of two sec
rctsries and a chaplain.
Without waiting for the people Of
Indiana To give s250o0O to the war
fund of he knights. the drive in this
state TO be held the week Of May 5.
the knights are enlarging facilities at
Camp Taylor better to meet the needs
Of the soldiers. The three recreation
halls are being painted and broad
porches are being extended around
each structure. The stage Of the aud
itorium which the knights operate is
being enlarged, and an outfit Of seen
cry is being provided. and TIC theatri-
cal productions can be given on a large
scale. The knights have also erect
ed a large band stand out of theIr funds
Each Of the recreation halls has NOV
ins picture outfit and entertainmens
are given for thousands Of soldiers.
Pat Mcfarland IS giving boxing les
some to the s. dl-ls All Is gonducting
,, King bouts in the Knights 3f Coluin-
bus halls.
Mr.. Berkhoff's address in this city
Will be largely a personal message
from boys at Camp Taylor to their
folks a home, and he viii give much
first hand information Of what the SOL
diers are doing and what the home
folks can co for them. especially by
contributing &c the war .dao, Of The
knights OF Columbus
saiesmen ar the Sunday afternoon
meeting follow:
William J. Hastings. chairman.
]. a. Ambre. Geo Austgon. J. z.
Becker. ). F. Beckman, NJ j. Beirig-
er. J. z. Burns. J. c. Carney. W j.
Delaney. F J. Dorsey. H T. Downey.
Peter Dufrane, L. G. Eder. F. f En-
gleton. Jas. T. Enright. E. J. Febeck
G. z. Heiser. A. ]. R. Hill. L. J. Hoff-
man. f. B. Kaelin. r. J. Kerger, Otto
Knoerzer. VIM. Lacey. Jos. Liesenfelt.
NJ. P. Ludwig, W r Lynch VIM Mag
mot. J. ]. Malloy. ". E. MontueffeI.
r. J. Muschlewicz, Thos. AIcDonough.
g. y. Nau, DR.. r. Q. Ostrowski, Geo. A.
Rohrman. A. ]. Ruff. w +. Ryan. Jos.
L. Sherry. Edw. Simon. Daniel Slavin.
Leo b. Smith. L. T. shearon. Frank
y. Vanderhoof. Frank Wachewicz. B
9. Young, VIM. Bieker. II. c. Bleile.
E. NJ. Boyle Jas. ]. Carroll, Dr. H. E.
sharrer. \. J. Lamprell. John Laws.
Sam Abalman. Frank Baker. .Adplph
Hirsch. Leo F. Carroll. DR.. J. 4 Chev-
igney. John ". Diamond. f. NJ. Dibos.
chas. 4. Dougherty. d. y Enright. c.
F. Goyke. I'll W. IIasse Frank l..
HocSs. Wm. NJ Hoess. Edmond Klein.
Geo Knocrzer. NJ. r. KoIb. Geo Kuss-
maui. Jacob Kussmaul. Carmino Mass
aro. J J. Meehan. Christopher Moran.
D. ]. Moran. NJ. F Nowak. John
O Brien. Walter Walsh. Dr. D. d Weis.
John T. zitz. c. Bonham. G.. Dobbins.
II Hunter G. Clemens. F O'Rourke.
J. A. Gavit. Peter Lyons. JOS. Arm
strong. II. Gescheidler, T. Barnett. D.
Boone. F. Chetney. ?. Bradley. T. A.
Hitchcock. y. .. Connolly. r. c. Slater.
J. f. Reilley j. X Stinson, Theo
Klotz. Jesse Wilson. " w Bielefeidt.
J. Conrov, r. r. Martin Patrick Reilly.
Judge w E. McMahan. Ralph Groman.
Arthur J. Weiss.