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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
OH n.pxrr QUOTATIONS.
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\ tosi"u N ou the loh assih
although sta sutf'rlns ~ EhuN from
a bad ,uid tuu inclined id 10" upll
mi-ii, - rtEtrh me situation -
r.pt ~ ,uumuu with all r"t.norN y"
IL watching ,onhiUuns a. theN ~"
,slop ir chicago Mr. toHden i'
hopiuE thsf nothing wore" may hhp
p~n un account - ~" cut ln ~ ''h'
ard say, ,hat he has never h,d q
larEy 'fhie either IN Chi,a ~ iu
suburh- rhetr are few men h"lt't
posted han he. ur hetisr All" tu cop"
With the situation ~ u may arts"
lie 10 E-itinE plenty ~ crude Tor h.s
hig r,hnrt iu West Tulsa aud viii
have something of Interest Tor M"
public in general within the urt'
week or ton days II > nilsar lars
esl industry and ANYTHING that AZ
foUu the Interests ~ the refinery
Hcruss the liver " ALWAYS welcome
as news item here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

METZ. Jan 20 Thirty Uhie"
American Vuundri soldiers In "a
ward ~ hospital here Who we're
lef' behind hv the Germans when
th.N evacuated Meta Dheerei and
shouted when two American Red
ross nurses arrived here ~ care Tor
them The nur~es were Miss " "
liHNtet ~ NrNlnton, Mont, amt Mis-
Marion whitney ~ New york city
n In asserted that theN were tho frs,
American women Ia enter Metz after
the UetmHuH loft They had been
summoned IN haste from Paris nv m
American Hrd 'sN physician, bt
E v Pope ~ spokane Wa-h. who
entered Metz four hours aft"r the
u-rmans iorarted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

LOS ANGELES. Jan 20 An,
nouncsmsnt is made here of Ihr
merger of the United Picture The
atefn of America, Inc, the world
tilm company and tho Peerless PRO
ducing cosnpany Of Fort Lee, y j.
hy i \ li"rst president ~ the firs,
named corporation, Nirord GIadwcll
prcsideEt - the second and Milton
NJ UoldHuith. treasurer ~ the third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

The Sinclair people are running
oil through the war pipe line ns Tar
north n Humboldt. Kan, and VII
soon he running oil as far north m
the junction with the Kansas Clv
limo Just across III. state line In Mis-
souri, n vii, he EreH, help in
supplying " to tho kansas city re-
finery and the Chicago plant Ms well.
Ths Sinclair people have been very
SoYtunate of late not only has the
Gar her pool held up vemnrkably we'll
hut some of thair Texas holdings, ao.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
Habi,uni Constipation Cur~d
In "a to ~ Dn,s

"LAN roS Writ rEpsiS" IL a
specially prepared Tonic Laxative for
IiAbitual Constipation II relieves
promptly but should be taken r-gu.
larry fnr ~ to ~ days To induce req
ular action II Stimulates and Reg.
ulates Very Pleasant to Take soc
per bottle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

m. Biiliaui i'.t lu ll.l.., in the
snuth~rst ,nruvr ~ ih' nor r'hw'Nt
~ tho section iH 90 tup 90 IN" sand
at 2.pGt fe-i ana vii dtll iu to-day
II b. uffs-ttluE ou lh" east ~ the
a ~ Dli company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

The llumpht'i, Petroleum COM.
pany deep tost ON me kukpatflrk
farm on 2O.2i west H drilling ni
iiOb feet snd I, SIN IN hard HIM"
with ~ little sand showing ANA Ia
standing with 500 feet ~ oil In the
hole II N thought that II this sand
we're shot. II would make at lens, "a
200 larrsl well bat Instead ~
nhootins. the well VIII Zee drilled
deeper ana In llkclY ~ go into good
nay sand at any minute
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

WIN give one. half interest In west
half % northwest quarter ~ section
if.i1-iJ for completed we'll TINS
lease surrounded by production. Ad-
dreHs II. 3s, care world -55NAdv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

l. q i1ckhlrt ~ thr itlo tutud"
iUtfuleW company Who is hvt".
makes the announcement that b." hhs
hosIu the erection ~ u n'w oun.
barrel refinery at ~ IHsn WHOM
-hows that th" market L. ht"tdcu nE
~. crude ana ihrt m" 'flviutni iH
growing dnllN u iH one OF about 20
trv plants that are starting lu rcXth
and viii hs q success from tho start
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

The Mtgnollas well ON the CON.
MELEE farm nortn ~ Easi'ani b.. te.
pottri ns making about lnun na,.
rels 81 OH A. iU5 feet
MAfShams NO, Copeland look,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
The Situation Here.

tf tho Chicago tank wagon prizes
situation does not spread to ths
many states dominated by the stand
ard Of Indiana, there " no reason IA
belisvs that oil viii take n tumble
and hsnce oil producers have no
cause for alarm, that is IN say, In
districts where llsht oils, such as ID
sousht after by rsflnsriss. is pro.
ducsd. The fact that fuel oil II
somewhat weak. may affect oil on
the gulf coast ana In tho Iiealdton
district hut not In tho larger dis
triots OF OhiahomA or Of Kansas
Ths Same Ia true In TsHss. ns mo-,
~ tho OF from tr~ new fields II OF
.'Hh grade, and this applies to Hurh
burnett. which In supplying refiner,
In all directions with crude and
which was overlooked by moat OF this
p.pe line people IN the start when
the goina was good and which has
been developed by u lot ~ ind.
pendsnt concerns most of which are
stock selling propositions that have
found u mighty easy sailing on &C
count Of the rich pay and b.g wells,
There 10, a. usual. n wide broad
eRinG ~ ths market on account of
the flush production. as always hap.
pens when usw pools are uncovered
and transportation facilities are lin
lied, just ~ II was IN tho flush times
at Gushing.
R~sA Broshers 0cssing |sos's1 Well
The RsAd BROTHERS test In Ss.so.b
north Of Yale 10 showing for a fine
producer In the Bartiesvilis sand a,
t,iib feet II 10 only 0 feet In tho
sand ana has filled up with fluid and
is shut down waiting the erection Of
tankass and pulling OF the his pipe.
This we'll sntsnds the field half mile
10 the northwest IN which dirociion
appears TO he the logical trend.
II 10 interesting to note that Tom
Rsdd was the first 10 report Q we'll IN
the Quay district which we'll was
the Alice Katherine No. I near the
towNsits Of Quay and for years this
weli stood Alone without any devei.
opmsnt IN that direction principally
for the reason that II got no boost
from the newspapers and oil wis
plenty on accoun, OF the bla produc-
ton At cushinG.
Mr.. Rsdd, however. had faith In
the country north of Yale. and Sc
cured for himself and associates q
GOOD bunch OF acreage and now has
the prospects, of q fine produ ,tiuH.
Ne 10 operating as the rsnnhortA
Oil company which includes hls
brother. y g. Nedd and Edward ~.
Jennings Of Pittsburgh. Tho prirfci
pal attraction OF the Yale field IN
that there ID from 90 10 40 feet Of
sand and IN fact none OF the wells so
far have been drilled through tbs
sand. II all means a long lived
field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

Have you q Good Keystone or star
machine not working, VIII contract
shallow wells. reset your machine or
buy outright Tel. s0bs or call AL
Iowa nidg ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

n G. Moore \ 90 incorporated
hsv. started a nav factory two miles
north ~ Tulsa on the ozark ,rnll and
will be In full operation In about 80
days They manufacture the Nciil
palsnt derrick and hav. heretofore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

been confin,ng the principal opera
tion To- the kisfet plant ~ viii BE-
a strong addition 10 III. business Of
FuIsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

Acreage and production for sale
cheap II taken now. Phone 1sss'--
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

y bl 60. a couple of months hKp.
ii' increasing ~ ,aiue daNS
IL the O-as.
Tho 'iiIliitud people are the lucky
ones ihsH, days a. Np 20 ln 81 - II
r showing fpr goo barrels ana $50
% tor ai l,tsl 90 barrels liuth
are in 'hr a.uihNez' ~ the section.
" g. ktuurp W. drililns 81 tol1
fr"' Nl'n nothing showing no Tar in
IN l4.N
N" rousr ul company has u dry
hnl" tt uta t''' ip 10 50 ! ~
li.ic "a
T. " ri-r, hot has Completed "a
dN hole ~ ha SEQ ! In the south.
vest uf - o Tuihl depth 4.iiu
>rw ,nsinsi,c.i i',sut
m" iiayl'woud Oil company has
begun the 't",'lpn ~ = urW easing
head gasoline plant ~ . IA. This
plant VIII hauiIp IN. Ess from E'E
rril WrIs whi,h are producing uil
from the IVA deep sands IN nat and
rrhftS t",iiuus
The bbnulHe- Alli.d Ol company
" u Nlsrhnder A 90 ana " ~
l'lnr have %. hArr.l we'll iu the
900 fn"i sand 10 the east hslf ~ the
suuthWusl ~ ., ,.illa The well has
been shot ana completed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
Observation-Disclosures

We are In the market for produce
tion. How iei. Robinson, III ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

For Sale ON ana gas lease on
5000 acres, Kent county. T.san
WIN sacrifics for quick sale Phone
?gsT. 1901 south Main. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

The Mexican SITUATION mas b~Vom"
acute. Elsewhere will he found =
fine statement Of the position tAhen
by patriotic coeeressmen and tnis
feeling 10 rrflectsd all along the
harder, according to travellers who
have returned from towns alons tho
Rio urande.
There u every indication that
somsthing is about ready TO hreah
and that the United Wates In coins
10 besin protecting her interests IN
Msyuo." In the way one man puts ~
The chances are that some of the
OF companies, and there are ony
one or two, will he mighty sorry that
they so humbiy acced~d To the wishes
Of the president OF Mexico and took
out naturalization papers ami agreed
to hereafter wear the bis sonibrsro
nymboiical OF tho land of the cactus
20 tho south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
OILAND GAS

For Sale string tools. flrst-ciass
fully equipped, bargain. with top
price contracts ono mile south Big
heart, Reason. too far from balaro,
of owners other drilling to push
successfully Phone 2s72.--Adv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
p,r po,ns. West 81 MusLos~c,

Tn. Savoy Oil company IN INV
southeast corner of the northwsn' oi
tho routh.ss, Of Sb it.ii ha. ahou
20 600 900 feet ~ sa- ~ 2ssh feet.
The wall 10 shut In. This II an ola
we'll drilled deeper ana one that mad
only about i,b0O 600 feet of Eas st
little over 1000 feet
Tho Carter OH company Furnishes
the big news Of tho day on account
OF 100 barrel well In the suuth~.s'
corner Of the northeast of the south
east of y.l2-ii The top ~ the SAND
being found nt 400 feet d,
The NoI York on compan, hnn
Robinson will offset this well, !,
beInr No, . visrson farm, and ev'-
IDENTITY II will he u sure shot
The GLADYS i,elle on company ana
the HE Ren pil company al. due
with their tests IN the roulhwes'
corner of south vest of i.is.il which
wa. drilling at last reports In Eas
sand, A later report 10 looked hr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21

~ g. AlAandsr y 60 pr. Il. .'ling
90 Sun feet ~ tho 80 llht ln
TO II.. rho sauir party H a l'llng
Su ,hulb n ltl1 - aud Nl''
pudrt \ - and Frank hlug nt"
starting one IN the c"ntsr ~ ~"
north halt ~ the southeast ~ g.
~ ~
rho i.-i ~ the itheh pil company
iu m, Aout Invest corner ~ the l'ttN
man 20 acres In the notlhras' "i
li.i1.l2 is cas,ng 30 drill d''p"I 81
ann feet
Waite rhllip- b. ir lllnT 81 200
f.oi In hiH SO NuIrrll AMI pi 'N"
feet In Sn 10 MuIrell In 10 -
No If ia iig $50 10 lu"'''
rhlllipr ana utheH IN the sam" sec
ton ta also rig
Tho deep test ~ waite fhllllps IN
the No Urorg. llownHn In " ~
iaIs drilling At gtlO and IL going V"
:. 900 feet ~ better This was f"rm-
erly u producing Ets well In ~" up
per sands
i'nknown parte- ar" drlllina al
goo feet In an interesting test ~ mo
southeast corner ~ the northeast or
tho northwest ~ lG.lt.ii on the east
side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-21
INTHE OIL FIELDS
Offiee, s24i W. n. PECK Re.ideneei 2442
Residence; 2442

spud Tor about 600 or 100 barrels
it : 100 fee
Jtke iiamun's s." . rAr' lu7H"Y
~ GusinE about u1U barrels p'i
ihN Top ~ sand 49, Ai2 feet
There 'a q Tumot IN circulation
mat cannot 30 verified ct thls end
.tir thr Venture 81 COMPANY has
q welt .r Mills COUNTY Teas 90 m"
thuma. ,sfroll sutNr> No ~ IN
stur, ~ -. sI,ri here 10 that N" vel
= mtklns lni ~ Has vhi'h N'H
fuuui a. i5gO ,sei enough In iirt
p 90 o.. the loois within 100 feet ~
h. 100 ~ tho hole oar 'uir'
p1ut,uf ,t ballas NJ ir'niI'"
Moore. s amply shl" :" hh" care
u tU o. ihr rrN.s news. but "' .
.tt..na there may he some tIWo q
~ s,u thai viii hs EiN"n ~ hd
al. .r Zoo news that row'H from MIN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
CASHIER MAKES REPORT

A. NJ. Kelly. cashier Of the First
National Bank and secretary treasur-
err Of the East Chicago Welcome Home
Day celebration. has reported to Dr.
Goldman. that after paying all bills.
which were submitted to him. he has
approximately $3.50 left. The exact
amount remaining viii not be an
nounced until the auditing committee
has completed its work Of auditing
the accounts.
A meeting OF the Welcome Home
Day Committee will be held in the Of
fee of James Clements on Monday ev-
ening, Sept Is. at which time will be
decided what IS TO be done with the
money which remains. There seems
TO be two possibilities at present. one
that another welcome be given to the
newly returned soldiers on November
IL and the other that the money be
divided between the Salvation Army
and the East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor chapters Of the Red Cross It
&c more than likely that the latter VIII
be decided upon
Mr.. Goldman urges that all who
have bills TO present them before next
Monday. a. after that date tbs re
naming money viii have been dispos-
ed IL and future clSlms Wiz have no
chance Of adjustment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11

says that he has been besieged with
calls and inquiries as to whether out
oi-town people may not attend. 10 which
he desires to reply through these same
columns that caused such furore -
enthusiasm and states that though II
may prove great disappointment 70
many, II must be admitted that the
dance Is only for Mark subdivision RESI-
dents and their friends. In perusal Of
the article which appeared in last even
ing's edition it makes mention OF the
public being invited. but this is intended
for Mark subdivision public. 1t must
)c quite remembered that the subdivision
Is quite a city i'm itself and commendable
for its social gayetics planned for its
public.
he ladies Of st. Adams Guild which
met with Mrs. .. c. Gcyer in Fir 80.
AZ their regular business session this
week discussed the final arrangements
for their card party to be held Saturday
evening. Sept. 18th in the parish hail
ana to which all members of the church.
guild, and their friends are invited.
Aside from the discussion of tho bust
ness of the day Mrs. Nels Stenbers
was heard in "a James Whitcomb Riley
recitation which was very much appre-
cia ted. The guild Will hold weekly meet
ing from now on and their aims for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11

activities 70 build UP the church funds
will be announced from time 70 time
through the press.
-Four young men are leaving Indiana
Harbor this week to enter Ann Arbor
University. Milan ketcik and Stanley
Skretney will take UP the study of mcdi-
cine. while John Colder will take a
course in chemical engineering and
Harold Barker commercial administra-
ton. The boys are all graduates Of
the East Chicago high school of this
years class.
Miss Kacid Lawrence. who has direct
ed the work of the Home Service Bureau
Of the Indiana Harbor Red Cross chap
ter. has resigned her position in that
capacity TO onter the field Of training
qualifying her for nurse. Miss Law
renee viii enter the Mercy hospital
schol of training at GARY Monday In
diana IIarbor folks regret her leaving
her present field Of endeavor, but fool
as though she is entering one in like
importance an wish her every success
in the new chosen work.
Tho Woodmen of the World will re-
new their lodge sessions and fall acti To-
tiles at their regular meeting to be held
tomorrow evening at the Auditorium
Hall. Indiana Harbor. There is re-
quest that all members he present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
TWin CITY
News Notes
once, Room 222, Calumet bldg. Phone
263- Residence, 4515 Oloott ave. Phone
2lS

once, Room 222 Calumet bldg. Phone
2s3. Residence, 451s olcott ave. Phone
21s.
a Trip to the Allied Countries"
something quite out of the ordinary 10
add TO the exchequer of church funds.
hes been arranged by the Sunday School
class of the First NJ E. church of In
diana Harbor for tomorrow evening.
commencing at 1880 o'clock sharp from
the Pennsylvania depot in Guthrie 81.
where the public not already supplied
vi, tickets may purchase them. Adults
Will be charged twenty-five cents and
children under twelve ten cents. The
ride about town Will be made in auto
mobiles and the various stops made Will
be. first al the home of Mrs. Eugene
Mills in Grapevine ST.. where Italy and
its native TODD will be served. Second,
the home Of Mrs. J. Claude Smith, where
the country Of France and its food deli
cacics may be enjoyed Third. Belgium.
at the home Of Mrs. Crogan in Ivy ST..
and lastly Great Britain. including
England Wales. Scotland and ireland,
will be visited at the home Of Mrs James
Johns, one in IVY St This route COM
pletes The visits to the homes and then
tho assembly viii repair TO the church
parlors where America VIII be enjoyed
III all her glory and whe-e the Salvation
army. lse of America greatest jnsti-
luticns which serve1 s. admirably
throughout the strenuous Gays of the
World Mar viii be present tomorrow
evening 1nd serve their familiar menu
If dou shnuts and coffee fJr which they
have l.ec3me world-rcnoNncd Members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
MUSICAL CONCERT

The first public affair 70 be held IN
the new Baptist settlement House,
katherine House" at the corner Of
lSSth and Deodar streets, will be a
musical concert Saturday evening BY
the young italian lyric tenor. Sisnor
4, Sperandeo. He will be assisted
hy Elsa Leon Carl. a brilliant pianist.
Sperandeo IS a young man but has al
ready made a name for himself as a
singer and his friends and others who
have heard him predict brilliant fu-
ture for him The concert viii be-
gin promptly at SIS and admissions
viii be TWENTY-FIVE and fifty cents.
The Katherine House viii be dedi-
Gated Sunday. September 21st. while
the Twin Settlement house in Ham
mond will be dedicated on September
ia. a week previous The dedication
Will be held in the afternoon but q
program has been prepared for aha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11

entire day In the morning Frank
=. Anderson 81 Chicago. viii address
an audience Of Hungarians and Rou-
manians AT the dedication Mrs
katherine Wetsphal Of Chicago. for
whom the house has been named. will
speak There viii be a number Ct
selections from the choir Of the First
Baptist Church and Dr. l. J Wood Of
Chicago will deliver the address In
the evening Professor A C. Burgin
viii speak on The Relation of Social
Service to Civic Life" Professor Z. y
Canine viii speak on The Relation of
Social Service to Sducation." and Rev.
J.. F Frazier of the First Baptist
Church Of Muncie Will speak on The
Relation Of Social Service 70 the
Church
The week from septemb@ "a to II
viii he fun Of activities. Monday
and Tuesday evenings there will be a
program at the settlement house at
East Hammond On Thursday vening
there Will be program at Gary and
Friday and Saturday evenings the pro-
grams Will be at the Katherine House.
Friday evening viii be church night
al which time the members Of the
church viii De at home to the mem
bers OF the community and Saturday
evening Will be community night at
which the Hungarian band will play
a number of religious and patriotic
selections from the roof garden. Rev.
W. a Squires of Gary. secretary OF
the Calumet Church and Home Mis-
slonary Federation will deliver the ad-
dress
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
MAsoNs IN NEW WELCOME

The East Chicago Masonic Lodge
VIII welcome home their soldier sail
OF and marine members at the club
rooms Saturday evening with an en-
tertainent and refreshments There
are thirty-eight members who were
in the srvice and a pleasant time Il
expected by all. The service men
do not object as much TO an informal
affair Of this nature as they do a pub
lie demonstration
Each OF the thirty-eight members
Will be presented with q Roman gold
watch fob. by Grand Master Charles
j. Orbison. bearing on one side the
Masonic emblem and on the other side
the Inscription. Presented TO Brother
---. in honor Of his services IN
the world war of 1917 to l?1S.
The program VIII be.
Orchestra.
Star Spangled Banner Audience !.
solo-Miss Iddrise Williams.
Orchestra
ouartette-Messrs Thompson. SELF
ert. Mrs Campbell and
Miss Hazel Younger.
Address-Hon Charles J. Orbison.
Grand Master.
America Audience.
Orchestra.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11

FOR Ivy street Indiana Harb-
or Brick Bungalow. FIVE large rooms.
all oak trim, polished doors. kitchen
maple floor. good heating plant. strict
y modern. yard fenced and seeded
everything complete-owner tas 70
move away. VIII give possession as
soon as sold. $1,000; Fowler and son.
Indiana Haroor 9-9-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
BoY SCOUTS AID

The Boy Scouts Of America are aid
ing the American Legion in its cam
paign for memberships. Large post
ers Of attractive design are being dis
tributed in store windows. on the bill
boards and in the mills and factories
This is the second good turn done BY
Scouts for Veterans Last June the
Scouts made a complete house to
house canvass getting the names Of all
returned soldiers. sailors and marines.
and then delivered TO each of them a
letter inviting them to attend the first
meeting of the organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11

PREPARE FOR DRIVE

The East Chicago post Of the Ameri-
can legion will meet at the City Hall
this eVeping TO make preparations for
the huge membership drive which is
TO begin next Monday. and continue
for five days DR. Hale has not Yet
heard what number has been appor-
toned to East Chicago as its quota of
the million members but expects to
receive word before the meeting
Posters have already been received
and placed in CONSPICUOUS places II
is believed that the early placing of
these posters viii aid materially in
the campaign.
All service men are urged to be IN
attendance at the meeting tonight and
to lend their support during the COM
irg campaign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-11
Knights Templars Notice.

speclal mecfing Fliday. SonIcmhor n
5 r. n. Work on the Red Cross N.
members are urged to 81 present Il
order If Commander
9-l0-2t II. L. JONES. Recorder