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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04
EMPLOYMENT
Snlcsmen and Aeent.

SHJcsmen and Agents IS
Statesmen WANTED-A I've PROPOSE
ton FOR a live wire Call on profes
sional and business men. Liberal
terms. For particulars. address L. W.
Scoheld Plymouth. Ind
situations Wanrrri-rrunale -
EXPERIENCED WOMAN VIII 10 iron
lnE by hour. Call Main i2i2.
NJRSI NG-For practical nursing call
evenings Lincola 1894. or B13 West
washington. Best OF references
Situations Wanted-Male. 81
AUTO MECHANIC-FIr Class auto me-
chanic desires work 81 northern Indt-
ana or southern Michigan garage
small town considered. Address y. L.
Mllliams, IS Brady st. Detroit. Mich.
FINANCIAL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04

WOMAN wanted for general houseworN.
Cali at 40 vs.. WAYNE y.
WANTEU-Girls for general office WORK
Tor July and August. Postofhee b7A
IN YOUNG LADIES for advertising
work Inquire between $ and II a. III.
and between / and 4 p. M. Ask Tor
Mr. Ward. Hotel Robertson, sunday
aud Tuesday. July 3 and .
Help Wanted Male. 50
ENTRA MEN saturday morning and
Monday morning. Apply ready 10
work Artificial Ice Company, o-o-o''
North limerick.
EXPERIENCED operators for presses
Apply IDEAL Laundry 20.
HOSTING engineer 90 operate clam
shell outfit Apply Keith Riley Con-
structiOu Co. Goshen. lnl.
N r Plan Will surprise you. Men
handy with carpenter tools VINO can
build or help build "a small home Tor
themselves and get away from paying
rent como and see us. Wen surprise
YOU: no obligation. Orpheum Iheater
Bldg. room No. > open evenings 80.
Phone T.. 6fG4
I0 YONG MEN for advertising crew.
Call between and III 20. ODD. and I ana
o. m Ask for MI Ward. Robertson
hotel. sunday and Tuesday, july 3
and 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04

Au'o A-Ct~-of1es -
"LNLN lALI1. why not now. Use our
battery repair shop for ynaI sery .e
Wurkt reasonable prices ANA surt Pee
- Lnt
IIEES-.uNs 80 500. .UNIts 10 5000:
Nl- at $500; .1N4 d., $50. 32N+ nc
$500. .t .uI 9fAt ut $500 Lils-L-
mler lle Shop. >-i Michigan ~.
BUICK specialist. eNporr workmanship
on Bucks anu ll4 other cars wash
iu-t carbon removed iu a jay. ais
llIlAtlle Liucoll ISL.
BATTERIES start your CAR vitn power
terry. Indiana Battery Service Coz i2t
East Ienerson blvd PHONE lin. $40
BATTERY And IGNITION SERVICE
Best I'm city. Guaranteed columbia
tApe-t work at moderate prices. Stor-
aFe batteries for all cars. Columbia
katteTy Co. us ~ Ieiterson b.Ya.
CYLINDER kEBOKING = Automobile
gears Installed; oversize and light
we.-at pistons a. j. Hupp Machine
Shop -at $. Michigan Llnculn ltll.
tthGAtNs ~ urcs USED ma seconds
f-atler 6IIage Co. .2,2 alish3Wasa ~.
-GuUDRICH-Aud Uuitet states
tires iu cord aud fabrics al slzcs,
rebuilt tires Nulc1uiEing, accessories.
A.leEs.n Ilre Shop. 90 w. South -
HUHWICH AUTO FAKTS-We buy ant
hundred and 1fty l5Ol different
models OF cars Fort parts 81 80 per-
cent 90 % percent oE list
RADIATORS New radiators for any
SGr at saving Of % 90 ID percerL
L1r radiator caps 90 makes TIE
AUTO NaliatCr co.. ia last Wayne
e. Phone Lincoln Nsis-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04

Statesmen and Agents. b
SATFSNFN-Ten stock statesmen. APP
ply 20 Mr.. Williams. room 20, Union
Trust Bldg. Lincoln 6l13.
YOUR OPPORTUNITN-Wan amoi-
tious energetic men 20 represent a
Pittsburgh manufacture in Sou %
Bend and vicinity Liberal commits
sion References required Write Civ
ing age. phone and address. Box 49,
NeWs-IimeS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04
Houses for Sale. 81

Houses for Sale. 81
BUNGALOW south part, five rooms,
strictly modern. hardwood floors and
trimmings Price 100000; payments.
Wesley Van Vain. CD Farmers- Trust
ALLEN SI.-Seven- house gas.
electricity; hot and cold water, newly
painted, large double garage corner
lot, paved street: q big bargain /;
$4,000 Hastings Realty Co, 2ls y
Michigan 81. Lincoln G+40. Open eve
niugs.
ALL MODERN seven-room house in
good locality. five blocks north Of the
center Of town. Price. $500; S1,COO
down, balance on monthly payments
8. ". Robertson & Son. 124 y Main ST
BUNGALOW-One block from $ Mlchi-
gan, five rooms, modern. garage, pay
ments. Wesley Van Vain, ga Farmers
Trust Bldg
CLOSE n On NORTH SIDE-518 North
St Joseph ST., five minutes walk from
down town. in splendid neighbOrhood,
room. strictly modern home Has
fireplace downstairs toilet and lava
tory oak borders and trim downstairs,
soft water lift and many other refine
ments. including ample closet room
and cupboard space. House has just
been completely reprinted and decorat-
ed thrOU ghOut. Ready to occupy.
Don't let this slip. For price and
terms see William Happ, Realtor, -Ui
South Main 81. Phone Lincoln l3ll
COLFAN AVE, s14-s14lz E. two strictly
modern homes on one large Tot close 20
downtown district. home on front n
lot has eight rooms. hardwood nOors
downstairs lavatory. sleeping porch
and first class heating plant. Rear
house has seven large rooms, bath.
furnace. electricity. As IN investment
property this house viii sell quickly
for itself Price complete. 81 OOO.
terms William Happ, realtor, U7 $.
Main ST. Phone Lincoln 1911
CLEVELAND AVE.-Eight-roOm ali
modern house. hot and cold water.
gas. electricity. large attic, full base
ment. large garage. lot 5ONlS6. paved
shade special price n taken ar once
$3.50 Hastings Realty Co. 21s y.
Michigan. Lincoln 6+40. Open eve
nings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04
FINANCIAL
Business OpDorrunItIps

BUSINESS CHANCF-For sale. two fine
ice cream, soft drink, cigar. candy. etc.
parlOrs: best in city, also grocery
stores. meat markets, tire vulcauizing
and accessories shop. best barber shop
In city. pool rooms. soft drink parlors.
roOming houses, hotels. See Beyers,
rooms rs, Odd Fellows Bldg We are
Cupn evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-04
BUSINESS SERVICE

Heating and Plumbing 20
THE IRRESISTIBLE BATH ROOM
We furnish aud eQuiDt new 90 olQ
homes with the most attractive toilet
articles Estimates cheerfuly given.
Slutsky's Plumbing shop, 1910 ".
Washington
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
WORLDS
BUSINESS
REVIEWED
U. S. Steel Anchor That Held
Stock Market in Safe
Position
ar MAX CASE


lsTAfF coRFEsg9NDI o-s,,otsar l,,n.
NEW ao@sA' -
dred and twents-one vas
liquidation and adjustment IN az Sc
..,-.+,- r,s-t,sta and in operations gen
- -la 6,anra ana bus
oia'-s --.,r
mess. II had been
u continuous liquidation and dee43he
!, 4a9o hn- a. tne end of that year the
.-..,.-s7 st-onusr conditions
''.''' = -, sli ,,+o
Rnica were IL i. - 49,
me nTsr par OF ~ -
however oehore sas
f1ons IN CUISINES. uisef
rfom ses of Teaaeea ,,,o
strange attituue On e''s -, -
eanking managers ST -,
eontinaaiiy cor -
modatioRs 6s ehs r. -
tlAlcEo 80 Nht@
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
JUDGE: RULES
MOTOR CO.
ASBANKRUPT
Judge Alb. Anderson 0VerruIes
Motion to Dismiss Bank
ruptcy Proceedings

Overriding the motion or William
II ODonneH to dismiss the involun-
taty bankruptcy proceedings against
the Gary Motor Truck 60. Judge A. IS
Anderson 1T Indianapolis sht .tlv be
fore noon today adjudgea the corpora
or bankrupt ana referred sAe matter
t5 Referee ta Bankfnptoy Harry g..
sheridan
The acton culraspates hard asht
on the part TX petitiorinE creditors
ana some Of the Stockholders who
wanted only state court roceivership.
The company has 400 stockholders in
vArfous parts of tie country. many Of
whom are Lake county peopIe.
WHHah FL ospornai frsf aled
pefitfan far a raeeivsr u.ftbo,,t noti..
i the Hammond -i,perfor cot,rt mis-
was granted ara a IN ssmn,es 81 car
vas appointed a. December cred
if9rs fisd the Involuntary petitta, In
banlzraptcv Is 80 faaeral co,,.e ana
+,a nost4a- as +ol,or e.,,t ~ ~. h.n5s
~ ,be s,a.. oosr. ra.e- - -
tfonln~ crassars sslsed tb5t - re-
ceiver BY snpoinfed Aeter Sorne a.
earnerf CHARLES =. ssroriss ~ Ff,n,-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
GARY FIGHTS
PHONE DECISION


Gary is going TO fight the decision
rendered by the Public Service Corn
mission yesterday, when that body au-
thorized tho Bell Telephone Co 70 con
tinue the present high phone rates ua-
til the first Of next July, affecting The
cities Of Gary. East chicago aud In
diana Harbor and Whiting The Ham
mond case IS still til the courts.
According 10 Gary citE oficIa1s the
public service commission czeeeded
their authority under the Law hen
they included Gary in the order of
granting the telephone company t.
continue charging the present rates
until that time.
In statement Mayor Hodges ard
CITY Attorney Davis state that the city
attorneys of Whiting and East Chi
gago consented 70 the order extend h =
the rates until July but the Gary offi-
clals dtd = : consent and Gary vas Ia
cluded ir the order without consent
ana hearing.
The outgoing administration and
we'll as Mayor elect r. o. Johnson and
MS officials viii fight the order to tile
last ditch Mayor Johnson has placed
himself on the side OF the people or
Gary stating that he was going e. keep
up the battle for lower phone rates
and if il is Ia his power he IS going tc
get cheaper rates Tor the residents of
the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
{. CHICAGO MAN
VICTIM Of DOPE

John stone. conducting a cleaning
and pressing establishment Of men
clothing at 500 chicago avenue. East
Chieaso, vas found Yesterday evening
in an unconscious condition locked in
toilet on the second floor OF the Bee
Hive building rs pr " A Given. 0si-
GERS Petro and kuekcn. summoned to-
break in tire door of the toilet. found
~stonevH haf nude ard motioniess lv-
ING aoiied up 81 the floor with a larg
hypodernic needle stuck Ia his leg
The victim OF dope, whose ambitions
could only be strengthened BY the
needle. was taken to the police station
until the county authorities advise as
to what disposition 80 make OF the
morphine patient
II Is said that most Of the doctors 81
East Chicago have refused "stoney"
any morphine ait all and it is believes
yesfeTlay while il his sid ana huns5-
Fl condition for dope, he entered some
phs sician.s office, found q needle aud
stole the dope Locking himself in the
toilet it is believed the victim made
his own inoeulation and tainted after
" ards
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
WINTER CIRCUS
ALL READY FOR
THE VISITORS
orak temples winter circus is On.

orak Temples winter circus is on.
Hammond People and sisitors from
neighboring cities who had hocked 70
the principal streets this afternoon had
their eyes opened " hen the big parade
was staged i'm order 70 give the popu-
lace an idea Of what is ia store.
The elephants the camel the clowns.
the donAoys. the cages OF wild and
fericious animals. long lines OF caps
arisoned horses with spaagled riders.
band wagons and evcrvthing passed in
p long llae Of review estimated at
something less than three miles III
length
Nothtne like II has ever beea put Or
in Hammond before.
In the van Of the parade vas the
autoombile bearing Poteptate Win Hunt
er Of Gary with him sat Dr II. +.
Sharrer who assumes the Pote JOB
next Monday other machines crowd
ed with visiting noblcs. many OF ,nom
high officials. were in the line Of
march
The parade formed on Anne street.
mo1 ec north 20 State and east to oak
ley then norta te state west to 1Jh-
man, south 60 MUenich court and back
to the Masonic Temple
{. G. BonhaIn was in his glory they
had made him marshal OF tho day and
he performed the job With his tradi-
tional ability lie was pushed hard
for first honors by Jake Casper
though
With the retarn Of the parade % the
Temple the Bis winter circus vas form-
al,s thrown open to tho public Ter q
week - hi}aritS Afternoon and ev-
ening the st9le show, the auto shov,
tie Days Of 40" the daring feats oe
horsemanship Of Madame Bedini and
Ne. fellow artists, the stunts OF the per,
forming elephants and the work Of a
dozen speciality troupes will furnish en-
tertainment for the thousands who
are coming from miles around
hotels here are making special pro
VISIONS to care for the hundreds of
out of Gown visitors due to arrive fo-
anorruv.
Five coaches ared Win aasons leave
Indianapolis tonight. Ansar Temple of
Springfield, H., viii be represented by
large delegation. Medinah Temple OF
Chicago promises to be out en- masse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
NEW TRICK CAUSES
$4,000 FINE

Stalking about the saloon at %
state street disguised as huge bottles
OF bourbon and rye cost three men $50
each IN police court this morning be
fore Special Judse j X. stinson.
They arc. Henry Keilman. $50 For
sythe avenue Tom Mcfarland. AZ
state ST. and John Laws. Jr.. $40 Hoh-
man street said hy police to have Civ
cn an alias as Larry J Iauson.
Il was the duties Of the men. sav ro-
lice to amble aoout the saloon ard
waen customer came in the bar
tender wonld signal FOR the brand
wanted. one Of the three men would
then step forward The maSqreraded
auor bottle would begin to low sin
on wbisheg L worked wen antil Do
tectiFes Einsele and Singer and off,
GERS Te5oda ana Erlenbaush discov-
cred 7.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
ST. OOOO 900 LAND DEAL rs NEAR ITS CLOSE
1921 WAS Year OF LIQUIDATION And ADJUSTMENT
Facts of Great
mysterious Deal

One thousand acres on ea~t side
Of Cnlunaet boufrs ard. north OF larJ
street.
Present owners, East Chicago
Co.. schle--inser steel Co. schieS-
singer steel Co., and number Of in
ividuale.
Price, more than $1,000, ,00o.
Prospective purchaser unknown
but reported TO nc Jones q Laugh
lin steel Co.. Of PittsburRh.
Broker, Albert t.rsl<ine,
Latest deseIcrmcBt. All night
session starting ia Chicago ycSter-
day afternoon and transferring 10
milwaukee expected Ia result in
cUlminatioD OF Transaction lnte to-
day.
INSTRUMENTATION of the
largest independent steel plant In
the world. nj least 1000 men.
fNofc--it sYonfd take AT lenst IA
year IL not two years before actual
construction could begin. sewers.
water mains must be laid. the land
drained. canal slip dug, and the
plans and specifications drawn. The
real boom would start in 1921.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
East Chicago Negro
Respects Federal Judge

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 3t-Lovey
smith. negro who lives at East Cai-
cage, has a great deal or respect for
Judge A. b. Anderson OF the United
Statea district court ut Indianapolis.
He told the people of Lafayette so yes
ferday and ala 50 IN his own peculiar
way
LoTey received a Summons last week
20 appear before Judge Anderson and
le'i what he knew about police graft
ia East Chicago in connection with Vi
Citations or The prohibition law ne
started for indianapolis with several
friends They got as far as Lafay ette
and the car broke down Ioeey left
t IN garage here for repairs and
went IN 10 Indianapolis Yesterday
he came tack for tic repaired ma
chine.
Believe me he told the soperin-
tendent Of police here, having made
the acquaintance OF the authorities
here on the occasion ct his automooie
accident. "that Dig marble buifdin' is
where the big preacher breaches.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
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7NTERNATioNA- HEWs sEREIci

IRNhTIohkL hEWs ssREICE
TOKYO, Dec, 3l.-"Thc sign
ing of the four-power agreement
between America, Great Britain.
Japan and France means the be-
ginning of new era IN interna-
tionaI relations, not only between
Japan and the United States, but
between each one Of the countries
concerned in the new agreement.
This is the opinion of Count
Uchida. japanese minister of Jap
anese affairs, expressed in an in
ierview with the International
News Service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

Others from all parts of the state are
coming
Hammond viii greet the New Year
With as gala d demonstration as anv
city in the country The Munrnors.
Iarade Of Philadelphia has nothing an
he wonderful cavaIcade that suirlei
through Hammond streets this after
noon The Mardi Gras Of New Orleans
VIII look like a side show compared
t'n me mar Feious. mastodonic mann
'.'eh, fiot OF color and action schedul-
cd for orak Temple next week.
Hammond is agog with exeitement
Ihe city seothes with expectation. Let
the eallopes sing the swan song 81
the old year as Hammond and its
thousands Of visitors cheer in 1922.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
LEWIS ERB
PIONEER DEAD

sCHERERvILLB. Ind Dec 5l-
T.onis Erh pioneer resident of this
community died a. his home yesterday
evening. age q years and : months.
Ml Erb was born IN Germany aud
At the age d twenty came to this
country ard has lived in this vicinity
ever since. He is survived by his
wife one son Nicholas and four daugh-
ters Mrs George Wehner. of Merritt
vile; Mrs George ksilman of St
John: Sister Tabiths OF Peru. III and
Miss Margaret lie is j charter mem
Der - = Matthias court Of the Catholic
Crier af isarssters and tae funeral i4l
ale pace january 2nd at ten o'eloek
from 81 Mieisae ehu nch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
(BULLETIN)

PLEASANT HILL, Ill. Dec. 81.
Five yeggmen broke into the Citi-
zens Aid Bank here early today.
End after blowing the safe open,
escaped with $4,000. When last
seen they were travelling north in
the direction of Quincy, I'll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
(BULLETIN)

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-News
of a ST. 100000 bond theft from
the mails here last July, became
public today through the arrest Of
Mrs. Abe Attel. wife of the form
er pugiist Of that name, and two
men who gave their names as Sam
Gold and Harry Cohen. Mrs. At
tel is charged with attempting to
pass altered government bonds,
and the two men are accused Of
conspiracy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
(BULLETINl

IUIN, Dec. oI. = 4
sx-powered conference was held
here today over the use and con-
troll Of the Pacific cables. The
heads OF the American. British,
French. japanese. Italian and
Dutch delegations met in the Of
fee Of Secretary Of State Hughes
TO discuss communication matters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
fRuLLETINl

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 81.
Fears arc expressed in marine cir
cles here today for the safety of
the sugar laden steamer Clyde with
a crew of l8 aboard, which is be-
lieved lost in inky and storm-swept
Lake Huron. No word has been
heard from the ship since it left
Port Huron for Chicago yesterday
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
BAN IS ON
HIP STUFF
NEW YEARS
New Years revellers. beware Il

New Years jewellers. Bewarettt
That stuff cant be pulled IN Ham
mend
THIS is the word when comes from
tAe Office OF g. j. simons. chief 81 the
7r0hlbition erforcemert agents for
Northern Indiana.
In all Of tho large cities the gov
eGnlnert officials and police have let
:, be known that vet parties are 70
be taUooed tonight Tt has been pro-
claimed that officers viii keep close
safch on All amusement places. the
s4I- hight rests rants and carbarets-
Thcn came the tip from chicago that
parties of roisterers who refused 70
ha-e their celebration plans knocked
into a cooked hat were quietly plan
u ue to come 10 Hammond with their
hip liquor and everything They fg
ured that the ash restaurants OF the
hammond luke front would be nice
aulet settings for their parties out Of
reach Of Chicago and Illinois author
5tfes vet close 10 home.
They are wrong. Chief Simons aud
ire hammond sliee ar gaine 70 tour
he entire Hamuoud territory AIN night
onR Persons attemnang to spread
liquid cheer VIII be rounded up by the
officers,
And another point ALI proprietors
lie held personally responsible II
doesn't matter il tho liauor ~ brought
by other parties THE boss or the
place must share rhe burden as gllt
So beware tieNare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
(BULLETIN)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 The
British schooner Messenger Of
Peace. with a cargo Of liquor, was
seized by coast guard authorities
after the vessel stranded on Ocra-
coke Bar. N. c.. according to re-
port to the customs division of the
Treasury department today. from
the coast guard station at Eliza
beth City. n. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
(BULLETIN)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-The
drafting experts of the FIVE big
naval powers started work today
on the construction Of treaty
which will incorporate the deci-
sions of the Washington confer
ence and define the limits Of the
world greatest navies for the next
ten wears
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

The origin Of Free Masonry or even
the name. cannot be traced with GER
tainty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
ALI. NIGHT
SESSION At
NIL WAUKEE
Col Riley and c. A. Nestberg
DiCker With Unknown Steel
Company"

After an all night session which he.
gan IN Chicago and ended in AIllwal.
kee the big Hammond East o.hfca.a
si.oussho acre real estate deal was near
completion today
Word was expected this afternoon
'i'at me transaction had been closed
Col Walter j Riley ard c. a. West
0ers Of Last Chicago. we're parties -
iast nights conference. representing the
f.asr Ahicaso Company which owns
more than 800 acres of the 1000 acre
tract.
The land is bounded on tho vest b,
calumet boulevard, Hammond. and on
the east by White Oak avenue. the East
fshIcaRn Line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

MoFe than 500 acres OF the Land be-
longs to the sehlessiaser Steel Con
pany OF Milwaukee.
5he purchase price viii be il excess
of s2.so0,0oo.
4 dozen corporation lawyers, Albert
Arshine. the broker. and men said to
represent the Jones and Laughli4 Steel
Company Of the Pittsburgh disuict
we're present at the conference
Some of the options to the land which
were taken By Albert Erskine for an
unnamed client are said 10 eIapse 70
day making the elimination o. the
transaction almost imperative
It is freely rumored that the Jones
and Laughlin Steel Company is The
prospective purchaser. The concern Is
one OF the largest Of the independent
Steel IL \ ni.a. In. u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
wArER TUNNEL PETITION

Inc size OF the proposed steel Plant
- indicated by the petition made 10
the city of Hammond for the right to
build water tunnel from the lake with
capacity Of 52.90O, eco gallons =
dag and a private concrete sewer six
teen feet in diameter. running on White
OAK avenue TO the river.
Mayor Brown told the agents that
the city would grant these rights ana
DO everything within its power to 10
cate the industry
W. J Hastings Of Gosuin. Meyn apd
Hastings, who are associated with tlie
East Chicago Company and Mr. ErslSine
II the negotiations said today that lt
tho transaction was satisfactorily clos
ed II viii mean the re-makins Of the
a..t- -ca rne-inr-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
ExPEcrED 10 BRING NOON.

prominent steel man OF Hammond
declared that within three years Ham
mond would have the greatest boom
ever experienced by any city in the
Calumet Industrial region
Mr.. Hastings, Mr. Meyn and A. 81
Turner would not confirm the rumors
regarding the deal. but admitted that
It appeared 10 be the largest real es-
tate purchase since the United states
stccI Cortnan5- hon-ht is sif. al lia1..-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31
GREAT EXCITEMENT

The close Of 1921 finds the region
greatly excited over the big sransae-
ton. II has been the most mysterious
real estate operation that ever became
an open secret Real estate men not
directly connected with the matter
have endeavored to tap every source Of
Information between Milwaukee ana
New York in order 20 get advance
dope" and lease land that would in
cre.ea in "a Inc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-31

DON'T let this arouse auy premature
b. pectationa but Erie cdnrals admit
there is a possibility that the coal
shortage plant vlll be sold AZ another
arm nich wll move it within the
ncNt 1--WE months