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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Miss Julia Ramsey
To Become Bride
OF Cortlandt Handy
Ceremony Will Take Place
at All Souls Church To-
day: Engagement of Miss
VI. Cochran l. Announced

Mss Juis ireland Ramsey. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey. OK
$40 Park Avenue, will be married to
Cortlandt Waite Handy. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Parker D. Handy, this after
noon IN All Souls Church. Mr. Handy
recently was released from the avia-
.ion corps, in which he served as cap
tain. Miss Margaret c. Ramsey Will
De her sisters maid Of honor and Van
Santvoord Merle-Smi Will serve as
Nr. Handy's best man. The ceremony
'ill be followed By & reception st the
Hotel Gotham.
M-. and Mrs Henry T. Cochrnze. Il
Hewlett, L. J.. have announced the en-
sagemert OF their daughter. Miss
Madeline Cochrane. 70 Philip :. p
Randolpn jT.. son oi Philip :. z.
Hando.pH OF Phjladel lphia. Miss Coch-
rane : active in al forms of outdoor
sport. Mr.. Randolph is member of
TIE Racquet Club, Of Philadelphia. He
: brother OF Mrs. John K. Fell. Mrs
Philip Stevenson. Ms. Robert Spear
Hudson. whose husband is third secre-
AIRY OF the British Embassy a. Wash
.ngton, and Wister and Fnileu Ran
ooiph. he wedding wi take place
= lie spring ~ Lakewood.
The marriage q Miss Marguerite
Rose Schaefer, daughter Of Mr and
Mrs George g Scraefer. Of East
Ehtv-secord Street. 70 John c. b.
ortr. son Of Mrs. Conrad D. 9th. TOOK
Place Yesterday n s.. James, lutheran
hurcn. Madison Avenue ard Seventy
IL I'd Street Ihs ceremony Wa pc
'ormsd BY the Re~. Junius z Remen-
.nyder. and s reception followed .. the
aome oi the brides parents. The bride
rho wss given away by her father.
rore a gown Of white satin. trimmed
Ti'h rose point lace and orange
blossoms. which her mother wore or
aer wedding dress. Her .ail was ~
ace and she carried white orchids AID
MIS- Fredericn Is. Monr. Of Ardmore
Pa, siser Of the BRIDE. and Mss
Louise Ortn, sister Of the bride
groom. we're the bridesmaids
Garlic T. Wagner served as best man
I'D The Usners We're William X.
scnmidt. Louis e. " aguer jr c. Black
urn Miller Hugh +. McElroy, Sd. Ha--
.y h-iegor. oi this city and Frederick
s. Nonr oE Aramore.
Justice aud Mrs Francs X Pendle-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Mr. ard Mrs. E. Hayward Ferry have
returned to town from White sulphur
Springs. WA.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

qI4ger aara .etr aIl...
comm ry trafea hr ler ho.es4
sra 'rar.e Jaaels NhcI s..
rsca s presert ..e n.l- eal cefa-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

NJ. ard Mrs William & Glyn. VITO
soert .ae summer ~ Newport, gre az -
-as- Seventy seventh Street for m
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

A'tcr fHett h Nrt
~. ~ /.0s eii ~. 'es' wil eaa ~ -
gar erf A. ..e Net, An .feraau
ter aa usrrnh RS and Flas Attr..
tna #caee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
SGT. BOB CRAMER IS
SURE UP AGAINST IT
This Is a Small Matter But
It Means a Lot to
Him.

Soldiers Will find little in this item 70
interest them FOR there is nothing novel
to them in . soldier being broke. But
civilians may drop d tear for Sgt Bob
Cramer. oA recruiting duty in Hammond
This morning Bco reached down in his
Khaki trousers and extracted the last
Of his roll. With the money he pur-
chased a magnetic tack hammer and
tscks for the purpose of putting UP re-
cruiting posters.
The government in its usual manner
Rad sent Bob a quantity Of posters to be
tackled up about town. Being a soldier.
Cramer didn't wonder why the govern
ment hadn't sent tacks and a hammer
lie didn't expect any So he took his
last six bits and made the purchase.
While he was out Of his office for a
few minutes some unpatriotic person
stole the hammer. tacks and his gloves
Now Bob is up against it. II he writes
Tie War Department for a hammer and
taeks the A1eNt war would probably be
over when he got them.
Y is q tough problem for Bob to solve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
BARBER ACCOMMODATES
CUSTOMERS; ARRESTED
They Demand John Barley
corn AS Well AS Prof.
Deloney's Goods.

Steve slonimerov, debonair barber
Of 551s'2 Cedar street. Indiana Har-
bor raised the hot towel from the
Customers scorched face, ficlScd the
talcum powdc- about artistically. ap-
piled the hair tonic Vigorously and
said,
~yoa need a massage badly and
Your hair ought TO be siused ana
washed
What want" declared the Gus
toner is a drink Of liquor
And that is how Steve began the
sale Of ~hiskey as sidelne to the
barber trade
Steve was nabbed In his automobile
today with four gallons OF the in
spring ferment and he made a con
fession to George Green. the depart
ment o. justice agent who has just
returned after period OF illness al
his home n Muncie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
F. R. SCHAAF
APPOINTS
CHAIRMAN
Co. Head of Victory Loan
Drive Announces Aides
for the Big Task.

MAJ. z. r Schaaf. appointed Lake
county chairman for the 5th Loan drive
4 abe known as the Victory Loan. has
ssunced hts sectional chairmen fol-
ne Various cities and towns Of Lake
county as follows:
r. r. Hayes. vice chairman, Crown
Point Ind
X, ii. Dayis chairman Calumet town
ship, Gary.
4w c. Belman. chairman city of Ham
f7ud. Hammond.
! c. Cavcnder. chairman Hobart
township. Hobart Ind. Deep River,
Alnsworth.
Fred J. Smith. chairman Whiting,
Whiting Ind.
Walter j. Riley. chairman East Chi
caso and Indiana Harbor Z. Chicago.
Albert Mack. chairman Crown Point
and NIerriliville Crown Point.
Albert Foster. chairman; Peter Berg.
secretary. Lowell.
Emil Ruge chairman (Cool) Han
over township.
Aug StommeL chairman Dyer and St.
John.
Geo. y Gard. chairman schererville
} II Love chairman Leroy. Winifred
township.
Alex Boyd. chairman MerrHlvil1e
Sam Wood. chairman Ross township
Crown Point
VIM. Wood. chairman Deep River. p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
POLITICS SIZZLING
AT CROWN POINT
Expect the Appointment of
Martin Smith AS Judge
of Criminal Court.

CROWN POINT Ind March IS
Crown Point expects 10 see the new
criminal court in operation here by the
drst of April. and it is probable no more
criminal cases viii be tried in the su-
pcror courts at Hammond and Gary.
1t is expected that Gov. Goodrich will
appoint Atty. Martin Smith Of Crown
Point Judge of the new criminal court
within q few days. Atty. J. W. Brissey,
Of Indiana Harbor. was candidate but
the county organization backed Atty.
Smith.
Crown Point feels assured that It can
land native sons in the prosecutor and
sherins offices The coming county cleo
ton. sewing things UP tight for the
county scat. Chief Deputy Sheriff OIds
vii lbe a candidate for sheriff and Atty.
Aug. Bremen. a candidate for prosecuting
attorneE Mai Jmpbleby at Gary is a
candidate for sheriff and Capt Graham
and Brice Whitaker Of Hammond seek
the office Brice Whitaker IS looked
upon as an East Chicago candidate for he
has beon with the Edward Valve plant
there as chief OF police.
SEN Kinder OF Gary is being groomed
Tor the prosecutorship also. All Of the
above candidates arc republicans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
'FOLL|ES' At LAFAYETTE
SCHOOLS FESTIVAL
Many Novel Features Ar
ranged by Miss Rena
Ames for Event.

The FollIes of 1919" will be a feat, -
Of the second annual Play Town Festival
at the Lafayette school Friday
Some of the characters IN the revue
are little mademoiselle. English and
Italian lassies and a Red Cross nurse
The festival was 50 successful last
year that patrons have urged Miss Rena
Anes to repeat it annually. There viii
be seven shows in as many rooms Ia
one room pupils are to give a physical
culture exhibition, in another the drama
tization Of classical stories and in third
they are TO sing, That Is as much OF
the program as can be announced for
Miss Amos wants 10 have an clement
OF surprise.
Adults are TO be charged % cents ad-
mission to the building and children
cents. There viii be no extra charge
TO attend the performances or exhibit
tions. Manual training and domestic
science work of rhc 400 pupils Of the
Lafay cite school are 10 be on exhibition.
Three hundred pupils will take part in
The various portions OF the entertain
ment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
GROVER COMING BACK

CHICAGO March 1s-Grover CIeve-
land Alexander the Ace" Of the Chi
cago cubs pitching staff is on his
way home from Germany. and Is ex-
pected ro arrive in time for the open
ing OF the National League season
This became known officially today.
through cablegram received by
President Fred Mitchell. OF the Cubs,
from Gen. John J. Pershing. comman-
der of the American armies n Europe
The cablegram. received shortly af-
ter o'clock today. said; Alexander
has left station en- route to L. S"
.PTRSHING"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18

TO SPEED UP
RETURN OF u. S.
SOLDIERS
dny International News servtcel

PARIS. March Is.-President Will
son today directed all American trans
ports to make good their promise to
speed UP the return OF American SOL
ders to the Y. s Beginning next
month they will he sent back at the
rate OF three thousand monthly.
Ii is now practically certain that
the president will be back in the L.
S. not later than MAY Is. and that he
will Immediately tour the county in
favor OF the peace treaty. which. in
Guiding the covenant OF the League of
Narions viii be laid down IN the sen
ate at Washington in such diligent or
Ger that no one can find an T. to dot
nor a It" to cross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
UNDERWRITERS
BUSY IN JAPAN
1ExcIusive Gable by the international
News Service and London
Daily EKprca-l.

TOKIO. March 1S.-Epidomics Of In
feenza and cholera are scourging Ja-
pan. There are so many deaths here
that tho undertakers are overwhelrn-
ed There have been numerous in
stances ot corpses being mixed. one
wealthy family received a coffin con-
tanning the Sody or a shriveIed eld
man. instead or their comely daush-
In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
$40 A PINT
IT COSTS IGNATz
Record Price for Whiskey
Is Set in Police Court
This Morning.

TWENTY dollars 2 pint looks like Ugh
price TO pay for liquor yet this IS vsaat
it cost Ignatz Lukas, 1921 Cedar St Indi-
era Iiarbor who was found with tour
pints in his possession and who was
fined $50 ia the city court yesterda y
when he was charged with having v his
KEY for sale.
His place was raided On the l4fh By
Officers 10 5ich ard Tano and four pints
Of liquor wer- T51nG Ii was shown.
however 20 the satisfaction Of The court
that ne had II Tor sale. Hence. the high
cost.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
HAS CELEBRATION
st. Patrick's Day Fittingly
Observed by Irish
Congregation.

Pupils of All Saints School gave Il
splendid program Of Irish songs and
dances at the St. Patrick's Day celebrs-
tion in All Saints church last evening z
Grown-ups also took part in the en-
tertainment. Jack Desmond. Mrs. 3
Walker. Miss Z. Rack and Miss Evelyn
Murphy sang and Prof. Marko was seen
in gle tricks Dan Campbell played
the eoncertina, and Howard McNabb told
Irish stories. Frank O'Rourke was the
speaker. Instrumental music was fur
nished by Miss O'Cennor. Ester Nioren-
gsrten. 3. Walker and II. Elster.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
INDIANA WOMAN DIES
IN MILWAUKEE, HOTEL

MILWAUKEE March 1s-A woman
giving her name as Mrs. Mabel f
Warner. Hendallville, Ind. was taken
from the Randolph hotel this morning
and died shortly after Of carbolic acid
poisoning no such woman was regis
tered but n. Dollnger, OF Grand Rapids
Mich, and wife and NJ E Warner. Of
Kendailville. are registered The rwo
men are under arres-. pending investiga-
tion. The hotel authorities declare Mrs
Dolhnger as not in the hotel. The trio
arrived al the hotel Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
LIEUT.. JOHNSON
is MARRIED
TSpEcIAI TO THE TINES

LOWELL. Ind, March Is.-Lleut
Raymond Johnson and Miss Ada Pet
rio. both OF Lowell. were married Sat
lrday night at o'clock at the NJ E
parsonage. Rev C. A Brown. pastor
of ,he church performed the ceremony.
The Groom IS the son OF Mr. and Mrs
James E. Johnson. and has just re-
Gently returned from France. where
he saw active service and was twice
sent to the hospital. RE has been in
military hospital in Chicago for a
couple ~ weeks and viii soon take an
examination to sec If he is physical
~ fit for active service again. The
bride IS the eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. :. H Petrie and a most
highly esteemed young lady The new
" married couple are receiving the
congra tulations or their many friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
MUTUAL SAVINGS CO.,
/. FORGING TO THE FRONT

The American Building Association
News for March contains the following
notice concerning the Mutual Savings
and Loan Association Of Hammond;
The Matusl Savings and Loan Asso-
cation or Hammond is forging to the
front rapidly. having grown IN five years
from s15.o9o assets TO s250.027. making
an increase of S92.25o during the past
year. The receipts were S15S.22S ana
almost $4,000 were added TO the contin-
gent and undivided profit fund The as
soeiation has no real estate no delin-
quoncies, and funds all loaned out. eco
Wolf IS president and J s. Blackburn.
secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
MACHINISTS
OUT ON STRIKE
(By international News service.l

WASHINGTON March 1S-A strilxe
Of maehinists. which threatens ia
spread through the whole Of New
York State. has been started at the
power speciality company OF Dansville-
y. y and Conciliator Joseph r Blu
chanan has been sent there to settle
the controversy. il was announced by
the department Of labor today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
EIGHTEEN YEAR OLD BOY
VETERAN OF ) BATTLES
Anthony Weis of Hammond
Recovering From Gas He
Received in France.

Speaking OF veterans Of the war in
France. how about Anthony Wcis. son
of Jos. Weis druggist
Anthony Is veteran OF Chateau
Thierry. BeIleau Wood. St Mihiel the
American battle Of Nerdun the Argonne
and several patrol engagements. And
he IS eighteen years of age.
Anthony enlisted two years ago. aged
sixteen He was gassed October 1st. last
fall, AT Death Valley" in tho Nrrdan
sector and was moved from a hospital
in France to an embarkation hospital at
New York at Thanksgiving time. Since
that date until this month hA has bcen
under treatment a. TT Sheridan hos
pttal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
Russian BoLshevists Plan Big Offensive
DRYS TO KEEP UP FIGHT IN 1920 ON ALL PARTIES
THEY BREAK
NO LAW
tRy rntsrnAtiOnal New. ssrvics.)


WASHINGTON, March l8.-
Pseudo-bootleggers who sell a
half pint of cold tea for 81 on
the pretext that it is whiskey
have nothing to fear from the
law in Washington.
These people hurt the bootleg
business as much as prison sent
ences and besides cold tea is
better for the stomach, Supt. Of
Police Pullman asserts in a bull
letin issued to members Of the
force this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
BLACKJACKED
AND ROBBED

!. W Tucker OF % ogden street
Hammond while on his way home
last night was hit over the head with
black jack by two men who knocked
him down and took $3.50 from him.
The men missed $50 which Mr
Tucker had in his inside coat pocket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
DRAINAGE BILL
PASSES AWAY

INDIANAPOLIS March Senator
James Nedjls bill to amend the law
so as to permit q referendum vote for
the creation Of drainage district. in
Guiding Hammond. Gary. East Chica-
so and Whiting. was killed BY the &C
tion OF the governor on Saturday. who
Iefused TO receive it. he having been
advised that IT was defective in its
eGal measures
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
HAMMOND
To MAKE NEW
AUTO TRUCKS
tBy international News servic.1

INDINNAPOLIs. Ind March Is
The Betz Motor Car Truck Co. or Ham
mond. Ind. with a capital stock Of
$4,000. hled papers Of incorporation with
the secretary of state here today Tho
directors OF the company. which will
manufacture automobiles and motor
trucks, are Irving Il. Betz. T. Herna r
Betz. Frank s. Betz and Lyman +. Botz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
STILL MILLION
SOLDIERS IN EUROPE

WASHINGTON. March l8.-There
We're 1.o5S.113 American troops SIN in
Europe on March II. or a decrease Of IS
per cent since the signing Of the arrnis-
tiee on NOV. H. the war department an
nounced today The figure docs NOT in
clude some 24.oeo marines. it was stat
ed. In siberia on March IL there were
S.950 officers and men. in insular pos
sessions 47.2iS. at sea $40 and in the
L. S 640.ol3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
CIGARETTES
AND GAMBLING
ARE THE NEXT
Bibles Must Go Back in the
Schools, Dancing and Sun
day Observance Up Also.
ESPECIAL To TIE TINES

WASHINGTON, March 49,
The Prohibitionists will take an &C
1--WE part in the 1920 campaigns
They will oppose anybody who is
not for Prohibition.
Their first efforts will be at the
primaries. and if defeated there
will go TO the ballot box in Novem-
Der.
That is the programme Of the radical
wing of the Prohibition movement, rep
resented here by the Board Of Temper
soce. Prohibition and Public Morals OF
the Methodist Episcopal church as an
bounced by the Rev Clarence True VIII
son. IS secretary. today
BACKFxRE IN EACH STATE.
l. is also hinted that any attention
en- The part of the President to suspend
tic operation of the Wartime Prohibi-
tiar Net. which is due to 60 into effect
Tlllv l. will be vigorously opposed and
t4at backfrc VIII be baHt in every
State IN The union to prevent such ac-
ton.
..The board. which I represent said
DR.. Wilson. win never consent to the
nomination or if nominated, the cleo
.iou of any man for President Of the
United states who opposes Prohibition
or would be mkcwarm on its enforce
raent. It will follow this line down 10
tic governors sheriffs district attor-
neys and others.
EXTENT OF THE CAMPAIGN.
oar bog Mr. Wilson added, IS
determined 10 keep up an educational
agitation for tho strictest kind of law
,.s. forcement-
The program Of the Methodist board
ircludes total abstainer's campaign.
and IL Is zoing much further in its ef-
forts 70 correct the morals and habits
ee the people Of the nation. Mr.. wilson
announced that cigarettes would be CIV
e,7 special attention. and tho trust held
np 10 public gaze for its Lying" adTer-
fssenents. \ demand that the Bible he
nut back in the public schools will be
made. An anti gambling crusade VIII
he vvazed. There is talk Of asking that
dancing be prohibited
Many people are wondering seid
A., wilson what our board viii do
7C'onIinued from page two)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
DEATH OF BABE.

Helen May Croak. the one year old
daughter Of Nfr and Mrs. Paul W.
Croak Of i64 Plummer ave. Hammond.
died at their home last night.
The funeral ill be held from the
home Thursday morning in charge OF
Undertaken Burns. Interment viii be
IN Calvary cemetery. Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
PROGRESS
IS MADE IN
S. RUSSIA
British and American Forces
in ArchaRgeI Region in
Danger Now.
sy FLOYD MAoRrPx

49, - SIoa COTEeEpOnnenfl
LONDON, March 18.-The Rus
sian Boshevists are now on the of
fensive and plan:
10 swallow up the Ukraine
Seize control of the fertile areas
OF the lower Don and Volga rivers.
Cut off the Siberian anti Boil
shevists from possible aid via the
Black Sea.
Recapture the Baltic provinces
and drive the allied forces below
Archangel and Murmansk into the
Arctic ocean
WIN IN SOUTH RUSSIA
Inc Bolshevists are winning +hef-
greatest immediate territorial success. =,
.ou'h Russia Already great inroads
nave been made into the AJkraine and
the Don basin Gofsnevfst rule in
UKRAINE would scarcely be worse for
me peasants than German occupatior
winch they endured for .more than
year and uneducated as they are. Rol
50 ~ i4tiNiIitS, winch al the bottom
appeal 70 peasants because they promise
70 SStfsfy their greatest bunger-+b.
h@s@ger for land-do not encounter great
obstacles, except from the middle and
upper classes. which constitute g minor
lty' Here II may be stated that the
Nussian peasants. promised land bavs
no title 10 II. or anything II produces
under Bolshevist rule. But the peas-
ants think slowly and arc duped
cossACxs ARE AFFECTED.
Gen. Denekin's Don Cosxacts like.
wise have become affected. by Bolshevist
propaganda. Cossacks are good fighters
but poor reasoners. Considerable Of
Denedn's forces have been won over 70
the Bolshevist cause.
Farther East the anti -Bofsbe,ist In.
runs south to the Southeastern end If
Lake Magitch to a point FIVE mile. north
Of Isaritsin TO about thirty miles vest
OF karischin, thence along the Ka-ts-
chin Balaschov railway to Jelan thence
south Of Urupinska TO Bogutcher and
thence southwards through Debalz.-o
TO the sea Of Azoff at NariupoI 1t vas
on this front that the Cossacks retro.t-
cd TO the line named
BRITISH OPPOSE ADVANCE.
In the Caucus q small British force
Continued on page two-)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
CHAS. f. POTTS
AGAIN MARRIED
Inland Mill Supt. Marries
Miss Hazel Edgar of
East Chicago.
ESPECIAL To THE TImEs. ]

CROWN POINT. IND. March 1s.-A
marriage license was issued here 10
Charles Z. Potts. superintendent or the
Inland Steel mills. East Chicago, whose
wife recently divorced him. and Miss
Hazel NJ Edgar also OF East Chicago.
MIR. Potts gave his age as So and his
bride as a. Mr.. Potts was divorced in
1918 and his first wife died in 1890. The
couple left on Monday for q honeymoon
trip TO Hot Springs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
w. J. BRYAN'S
WIFE ILL

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 1s.-Mrs.
William J. Bryan. wife of the former
secretary of state. who has been i'll az
John Hopkins hospital, for three
months. has left tho institution today
and is reported TO be convalescent a;
n local hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
THEY ARE STILL
COMPLAINING
BY II. J. GREENW ALL.
tEXCiusive Ceble by tho International
News service and London
DniIN Exnrr~.l

BERLIN, Via LONDON March IS
The incoming food from the L. s is
the leading topic Of the newspapers
and among the people. IT is not being
received in tLanbfuI spirit however
The people still maintain a donaineer-
ing attitude
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
DR.. SMITHS BROTHER
DEAD IN MICHIGAN

DR. G. L. Smith was today called 10
IaPere. Mich. by the death Of his elder
brother. James T. Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
NEW TEMPLE
FOR CROWN
PT. MASONS
Elaborate Ceremonial Will
Be Had when Lake Lodge
Lays New Corner Stone,
Date of Which Has Not
Yet Been Decided.
ESPECIAL To THE TIMES.


GROWN POINT, IND. March ls.-A-
the last meeting Of Lake Lodge +. and
A. NJ. eleven committees we're appoint
cd 70 have charge Of tho ceremonies at
tendant upon the cornerstone laying OF
the new Masonic temple to be the home
Of the Crown Point Masonic brother
hood and upon which work will be com
menced in the near future
Date Uncertain.
The e1a~ date Of the corncr tone
laying has not be determined upon. the
time being selected by the progress
made by Contractor L. II. CrowelI. who
viii have entire charge OF the construc-
tion Of the new temple
But the lodge Is taking time bv the
forelock in the appointment OF the vari-
Gus committees who will see that no
stone is left unturned to successfully
dedicate the temple. and make the affair
one Of the big events in the annals Of
Northern Indiana Masonic life
Expect Big Time.
Crown Points keys Will be turned
over to the Masonic fraternity and each
CContinueSi on page two)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18
NOTICE.
Income Tax PAYERS.

If rou have not nled your return or
paid YOUR Income Tax, call At revenue
office at once To avoid heavy penalties.
s-lS-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-18

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