The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-09
HARBOR TO HAVE
FINE ASSEMBLAGE

FIN Il ASSEM- bLAGEil
Continued from Page l.,
Shively will come in TO Indiana Har-
Dor via the South Shore and he will
be met by Judge Walter j. Riley. C. A.
westberg and b. d. L. Glazebrook in
Judge Riley's machine. p. A. Parks
will go into Chicago to meet Senator
Kern and they will take the same train
will p. D. Block and C. H Jones and
Col linn of the war department. Mr..
Parks will make these gentlemen
known to each other, the party ar
irving at the Lake Shore depot Indi
ana Harbor. at 1e:47. A machine will
be waiting at the depot to take care
of this party when 1t arrives
Luncheon At One.
Congressman Crumpacker will come
from Valparaiso on the Pennsylvania
at IL o'clock and will be met at the
depot by John r. Farovid's car with
Mr.. Farovid. c. p. Burdick and Monroe
Schock in it. All of the autos will pro-
eeed at once to the South Bay hotel.
where luncheon will be served at
o'clock sharp. Luncheon is not ex-
pected to occupy more than three
| quarters of an hour and as soon as it
is over the machines will start out with
their distinguished guests and members
OF the Commercial Club of Indiana
| Harbor and East Chicago for an in
spection of the region.
The cities of East Chicago Indiana
| Harbor. Hammond and Whiting will all
| be included in the tour and the process
! sion of autos VIII be headed by w. B.
| Van Horne's car bearing Chief of Po-
| lice Mccormack and representa- ives of
| the press, and huge banner on which
| Will be inscribed a device which will
signify Big Four cities: We for You
| Y GU for Us. All for Waterways" The
| slogan will be gotten up in unique
| fashion. a large figure 4 extending from
top to bottom. standing for the figure
! and also for the propositions for in
| the motto.
The second car in the procession will
| be that of Judge Walter ]. Riley, in
which will be seated Senator Shively,
c. A. Westberg. b. D. L. Glazebrook and
P. D. Block
Third Will come A. Dew. Erskfne in
his car with Senator Kern, W. c. Dick
| ey, p A. Parks and George w Lewis
Mayor Schlieker will be next in order
Congressman Barnhart. G. Fl. Jones A.
G Lundquist and c. p Burdick sharing
Mayor Schlieker's car with him. and
he will be followed by Alderman Mon
roe Schock with Col linn. c. e. Fow-
Ter and E. w Mickey. John r Faro
vids machine VIII have sixth place in
. the procession. he having with him
, Congressman Crumpacker, E. J. Block
and Thomas OConnell
There will be three relief cars bring
ing up the rear. their purpose being
to take care of the passengers in any
of the other cars which may be dis
abled by possible puncture or other
| casualty
The parade will start from the South
Bay. going thence direct to the. blast
furnaces of the inland from which
point view of the outer harbor. the
canal. docks and bridges may be had
Thence a return into the principal
streets of Indiana Harbor will be made
and after traversng these the process
sion will be headed for East Chicago
, via Chicago avenue. From East Chi
, cage the procession will go on tc
. Whiting, Robertsdale and the lake
front. thence to 14Sth street through
East Chicago to Hammond. This city
will be reached via Gostlin street the
machines traversing Holman street
through Homewood. past the Conkey
plant and will go back on Calumet ave
nue. Summer street east on Summer
street to Gibson The machines viii
go under the hump and via Forsyth
avenue to 151st street, thence east tc
Kennedy avenue, where a view may be
had of Grasselli and neighboring sec.
ton and from Grasselli the trip bach
to the Harbor will be made over Ken
nedy avenue where the party viii
round up at the Commercial club rooms
In this trip the river and the canal will
= each be crossed twice.
1t is expected that the tour will oc
three hours and a half at most, thu
I bringing those participating in it t.
the club at o'clock. stop of an hou
will be made at the club and then tn
entire party will prAeeed to the Soutl
Bay, where they will rest until
o'clock, the hour set for the banque
Immediately preceding this. when al
of the guests are in their places at tn
{ festive board, a ffashlight of the as
semblage will be taken. Following tn
banquet Mayor Schlieker will make al
address of welcome and the following
will be asked to speak: Mayor Beau
mont Parks of Whiting, Mayor Smalle.
of Hammond, Senator Shively, Senate
Kern, Congressman Barnhart Con
gresham Crumpacker and Col. Zinr
De Briae's orchestra will play durin,
the evening.
The guests will all be kept owe
night at the South Bay and arrange
ments have been made to them t
their trains the next morning.
Those appointed to act as a recep
ton committee have been asked to b