The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
CARY READY FOR
THRIFT CAMPAIGN
War Savings to Be the Sole
War Cry in Gary for
d Week.

Gary Is ready To start aga Monday
morning on another c.ty wide patr otlc
campaign n the interest Of helping to
win the war against the Hun. Next
week CARY viii pledge herself to bay
War Savings stamps Hundreds Of
patriotic workers are % start out early
Monday morning from the Commercial
club to visit as nearly as possible ev-
cry person ia the city outside Of the
Industrial plants and special cam
paIgns are 10 be conducted within the
industrial plants by the industrial COM
mittees.
All CITY captains and workers are
asked 10 meet Campaign Manager
Harry Hall al the Commercial club
Monday morning between $50 and 9
o'clock to receive their supplies and
dnal Instructors for their part in
Gary's 100000 drive. The teams
have been assigned their special ter
ritory and the canvass = 10 be thor
ough. The patriotic citizens Of Gary
are urged 70 CO. operate to the fullest
possible extent in being prepared to
meet the workers and make the larg-
est possible pledges for the purchase
of War Savings Stamps during the re-
mainder Of 1918.
Women's Teams OF.
The women's teams VIII work IN tae
res dental sections or the city while
the city mems teams wa push the
canvass IN the business section. The
following women captains. represent
ing teams from numerous Gary WON
ems organizations, We're announced to-
day. Mrs J P. Fox. Gary Womans
club. Mrs Cargnl. College club. Mrs
Kinnel civic Service club; Mrs. Dor
man. %. a r. Mrs. Klumpner. Gary
Musical club Mrs. John Redmond
Catholic Women league; Mrs. NJ Nus
baum. Ladies Auxiliary Of Temple Is
rael Mrs. Recl>. First congregational
church. Mrs. Morgan First Presbyte-
rian church Mrs. ~ NJ Williams
Christ Episcopal church. Mrs Kahan
Temple Bethel: Airs VI. r. Green, First
Baptist church. Mrs A IT, Wicks. Cen
trail Christian church. Mrs Hanlev
Jefferson school Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION. Mrs. T.. Duke. Glen Park
Parent Teachers association. Mrs
Hammond. United Presbyterian church
Miss Prudence Wood. Allied Relief
Mrs Sarver. English Lutheran church.
Mrs. + ". Sew, Ambridge Red Cross
unit Mrs. j. Heydorn. Eastern Star.
Mrs J. ] Roberts. Tolleston Red Cross
unit. Mrs Brayton. First Methodist
church and Ms, Mead teachers OF
city
The captains Of the mems teams
we've announced several days ago
This should place about forty CITY
teams IL the Geld Monday and scores
el workers. This organization cooper
ating with the Industrial teams should
make Wonderful showing next week
Each team captain is 70 report at
the Commercial club every dav be-
tween il and : o'clock in the morning
beginning on Tuesday morning on
account OF the work starting on Nom
das morn ng no team reports are ask
q for Until Tuesday.
Wonderful Meeting.
The great patriotic meeting at the
Cary theatel last ignt made q fitting
prelude 70 the big War Savings Stamp
drive ard the large audience in at
tendance heartily appreciated the
strong address delivered BY Dr. Frank
Herring OF Notre Dame Mr.. Hering's
address was strong appeal for pat
riotism and sincere loyalty TO the prin-
cples for which we are ightlng.
Csty Chairman Hall OF the War Saw
ings Stamp campaign presided and IN
troduced The speaker. AZ. oliver,
state campaign manager was present
at the meeting. The Gary Red Cross
nurses occupied places of honor on the
platform with the members OF the war
savings executive committee team
captains and committee chailmen