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Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
CIRCUIT. COURT
 CONFINES MON,

hond y morning Judge Turn CT But CT of Hamburg will open the regular July term of the Cleveland Circuit Court. Many cases were continued or passed on the docket by the Court last week, and will not be called.
 Gases are on docket as follows:
 STATE
 J. A. Rankin, ml.der, set fer Tuesday at l:31 D. m.
 Florence Rauls, charged with poisoning her husband. set for Wednesday at s::3J. The following persons nrder indictment for carry ing pistol Tom Grave James Holmes, J. A. Griffin, Allen Hosley, Josh Ca'd we'll, Robert Watkins, Judge Crane, John Holmes, Toby Mill e., and Leonard Scott will be call I'd Tuesday at S::30 a. m.
 Tom Graves, selling liquor, set for Tuesday at 1:3O.
 Alex Emerson. charged with assault with intent to kill, set for NJ onday.
 Willie Allen, charged with as- sault with intent to kill, set for T>esday S:3o a. m George Harris. alias George Scott, forgery, Tuesday e::3O a. m.
 Allen Hosley, aggravated as. sault, Monday at 1 30 D. m. Robert Matkin, assault with intent to kill, Monday at 1:30 D m
 San Riley, assault with n ent to kill, Tuesday at 8::30 a. m
 All persons under indictment for gaming will be called Mon day at l 80 p. m.
 CIVIL CASES
 Fl. T Croswell vs. R. NJ Dos- ter & T. T. Smith, ..set for .Mon. day l:30 D m.
 l.. Veteto vs. .. M. Spring. petition for transfer to Federal Court.
 C. K. Elliott vs. C. VI. Spring, continued.
 R'e Reed vs. A. E. Henderson set for Monday at 1 80 D m.
 l. F. Moore vs. Albert Gordo, set for Monday l:30 D m. ]. II. Doris vs. R. NJ. Doster. petition to transfer to equity. Monday.
 L. c. Smith Typewritei Co V. |. NJ, Cook, Monday.
 M. Frank & Co. vs. B. Blue stone. nass cd.
 Cor mercial Credit Co. vs Y. r. B. gland, Wednesday at 1:3, D m.
 A, die Cox ct al vs. ',''. E. Best, Thu sdav 20 r. m.
 -. l.. Reid vs. Matt Jones and J.. M. Harrelson, Wednesday s:3J.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
Article 6.

Article 6.
 The time a..d place of holding the track meet Sla'l he dec ded hI l fife Executive committee at a latsl meeting.
 Artic'e
 The rules governing the track meet, the number a.d kinds of events, etc, shall be determined by the Executive committee.
 Article s.
 Any school 6tsiling to join the Basket Ball division of the aeso- ciatiou will make application to the Secretary.
 4,rticle 9, Each team joining tie Basket Ball division shall pay an entrance fee of one dollar aud an additional ten cents for each eleitle player entered.
 rtlcie 10.
 Games played between m mbeIs of this association shall be played under the rules of the ass ocia'ien.
 Article II.
 4 player shall be eleib!e to play in association games if: Sec, l. He is bona fide student of a school
 Sec. 7. His Fer d in school work average S0 per cel.t.
 Sec 3 lie his coenpliel with Arkansas c50ol jaw.
 Sec. He has not had higher than the tenth grade work ill High school.
 Sec. 5. Any school guilty of playing rutgers or violating oCC HUI utlC Ol tIllS oil tIClC, Alldtl DC suspended from tie association for the leinander of the ssociation year Any school violating other sections of this article shall be suhjrct to d fine or suspension, or both.
 Note. - Section four of tliS article is intended to classify the schools of the county in order that High. school teams will not have a wa,k-away over the :riral schoos teams. This does not mean that Il Iigh school teams of higher class ification than the tenth s Jade will not be allowed to enter the asso- el ition. They may enter Nnd p'av
 (,oDtjDIiad op TOTO A
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
Ford Kicks; Boys
 Arm is Broken

\ Lacey Strahan had his arm
 broken by a kick from a Ford car on the fourth, Roth bones
 were broken about two incl -:: above the wrist joint. Drs Nil- son a.ld Sadler were cal e1, il "a short time the boy was able be on the street. '"
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

Frank Moody m tored down from Little Rock Sunday to join Mrs. Moody a:.d children who have been here on an ex- tended visit to his parants, VI.
 snd Mrs. w L Moody He rp mained here to spt nj the Fouri h
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
COUNTY ATHLETIC
 AsSS'I|i AsS'I|I i5 FORMED

The report of the Teachers Com ml,tee on an Athletic Association was read at Thnrsdav''s session ot the Institute and unanimously adopted with one amendment.
 Officers were e'ected as follows:
 President -R. C. Carmical
 Secretary Treasurer = Mil e g Roberts
 Executive Cemmttee - R. T. Harra'son. New Edinhure; Fred Ragan. New Edinbnrs: Lillian For tune, Kingsland; Frank Ryburn. Calme w. E Edwards. Rison. and three places to be filled later. : The Constitution adopted is self explanatory as to tn purpose. etc of the Association and Is printed below in full.
 Article i.
 The name of this organ;z ,tion sh Ill be the Cleveland County Athletic Assori".ion.
 Article 3.
 The pnrpose o, this oreaniz tior i' to provide. promote, and main tain athletics in the schools of Cleveland County.
 Article 3
 The eetivitie Of this aseociation shall be devoted at nresent to c9anty ,F5act Meet 10 be held in the snraa an II orga5fzej Basliet. Bail
 Article 4
 The officers of this association shall ba a Pfesii.at aaa a Sccre ttl y-TreasnFer They shall ha teachers Of this county and .sh9ij serve fr1m one annual inst tu's 10 tl1e next.
 Sa-..s:22 ? Fha Pr silent shall h ? g~SSsr.il ovac.,i.gyaf o The afftirs os the >4ssnriat;oa He shall. preside tt all of frs meetings He shall be an ex nfGicio meuher of the Exc u@ve committee and shall D erfDr n 3uch othnr tluies as are mentione;l in this constitution. Sac $ The Secretary -Treasur- CT Sha l have charge of the recor,is a ,1 m lnevS of the association and shall pert rn s'Ica other duties as are mentioned in,thiS constitution.
 Article 5 The Executive committee shall be composed of eight memberS who sh all be chosen at the annual sess ion of the institu e. The Execut- i've committee will meet npon the call of the President and shall per firm such duties as are usuallv assigned to such a committee and and as provided for in this con stitution.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
PIant2rsviIIe Picnic
 To be Held July 15h

j. N. Williams uf PlantersviI!a announces that there will be a big picnic there on July b This is in the north end of D.e county and many excellent speakers have been ''se cured for the occasion.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

Jake Bluestone was a passen ger to Pine Bluff Sunday after loon.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

Sc t. e Her .'dfor Pri ting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
Recent Deaths

Frederick c. Rln@er, thiltty-three
years cid, died yesterday at the Alex
alnchia Hospital Of typhaid fever. He
had been i'll several weeks and was
taken to the Alexandria Hospital riITe
days ago. He was employed On the,
Southern Railway as a fireman. The
body was taken to Wheatley's chapel
and p.epared fer burial. His funeral
VII take place from the residence of
Dcrla,d A. Campbell, 1921 King street
ait s o'clock 'tcmornow night and SER
vices WIFI lie conducted by Rev. 0.
P Lloyd, pastor elf the Seccod Bap
tist Church and the body will be ship
ped Friday morning at $50 O'Clock to
Frcnt Royal, Va, for burial.
Mrs. Carrie Shahff, fifty-one years
crii, willow cf Charles F. Shar;ff, died
this morning at her residence 1903
Prince sSraet. Her funeral will take
place at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
from her late residence and services
VIII be conducted by Rev. Robert
BrcNre, pastor cf the Methodist Pro-
1astarl1 Church and burial will be n
Bethel cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
VIRGINIA NEWS

Fredericksburg, Wa remark
sb.e discovery was made by work
men at the, historic mansion or
Chatham, on Stafford Heights, op-
rosite fredericksburg, after they
had scraped three layers of wallpa-
FER from the wall. On the walls in
a small hall just inside tie entrance
to the left wing a large number of
signatures of offers and men of the
Union Army were written on the
white plastering in peH2il many of
them yet very legible, after being
inscribed there over half hundred
years ago. Durin% the Civil War
Chatham was used to quarter sol
diers of the Northern Army on sew
eral occasions, and it was during this
period the names were written.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29

eNrls.r.ed the methcd eff voting by
mail. He sll.A.that he would Like to o'o-
tain THE names of Those who would
iye absent fncm the city at the tlme
eff election. Mr.. Smith declared that
in. his estimation the office to which
he asp:res is cnle off the mcst import
amt in the municipality as It has TO
deal with the prosecution of vic!a-
ttons off the law. Ae added 'that ne
has pract;ced Gaw fc'- seventeen years,
and has held his present position two
and ore-half years and referred
the vciters to his record during the
time he has conducted the office.
w. S. Snow, also candidate for conf
nlcrwealIth's attorney, expressed HIM
self ais favor:ng law and, order and
HE added that llia especially desired to
uphold the social and neral welfare
in the city. Mr.. Snow saad he desired
to correct social corsdJs;ons ss they
r,Icw exist in the city.
Aylett B. Nscol, candidate fer civil
ard police Justice, declared THAI as
no issues are lnvolved in his campaign
He would. he said, simply enforce the
raw. If elected he said, he would apply
the laws ais he found them, afdTng ne
did not knew any caste CIR class, no
race or CREED, no friend or fee.
Frank Stuart, candidate for civil
ami police justice, wa5 the last speak
er Mr.. Stuart in part said: Il ann q
ccuntrymar, therefore, want an Of
fsce. | stand for cleanliness and clean
politics. want the best man IN Of
flee. want to build up a court that
Is clean and above suspicion. I am
working fer clean Politics in Alexan-
irta in the interest cf a clean gov-
er.nne1. fer the city. II rests with
the woman to clean up the politics
as The men have been appealed tc
again and again but always in vain
Elect me to the Office and I'assure You
that l VIII do my part" ~ sS5:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
new ORGAN F0R
CHRIST CHURCH
Gift of Carnegie Founda-
ton Of New
York
TO BE USED SUNDAY
Cost Sl0,000-Three Times as Large
as Old 0rgan-Has 1900 Pipes
Fourth Organ for Church

The Ca4rnaig:e Foundation of New
York has recently given to Chriss
Church of this city npagr:fi cent co.
gam. This organ was built by Hill
green, Lane and Company, of AL
Lance, Ohio. The work CT :tlstallat:5r
IS urder the personal supervision cf
Mr.. H[Qlgreen The tntal cost of the
organ is $4,000, and ,is over three
oines as large as the organ that has
oeen just removed.
For many years after the church
was erected It contained no organ,
this organ is the fourth to be install
:ed in this historic church.
It's architecture is in perfect mar
merry with the Colonial style ih1 which
the interior of the church is finished.
1T lis elecbro-pneumatiE throughoui:
The console is located on the main
floor, of THE church, with the choir
stalls. The main organ is located in
tlae rear gallery, while the echo cr-
gam IS .oeated in the northeast cor
ner of the gallery. The organ has
about 1900 pipes or more than three
times the number i'm THE cid organ. II
consists eff three nranuels, am echo
division and fun set of twenty five
ch'lnes. Each manuel is enclosed in a
separate compartment so that all
pipes are uraer expression. There are
Thirty speaking registers, twen:y-s'av-
On coupiers, fifteen combination pts-
tons, and seven pedal movements. The
cCmscria is connected with the organ
by an electric cable cf about five-hun-
dred wires. Power for the organ is
furnished by three horsepower
motor l>,cwed, lccated in the tower
eff the church.
The work of installing the organ
Will be comp,ssted the last of this
week, ard it Win be USED fer thu first
time at Sundays services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
Found Near Seminary Sta
ton Late Yesterday
Afternoon
HEARING TONIGHT
Car Marked Kindling Wood" Alleged
to Have Contained Quantity of Corn
Liquor.

Ten gallons Of corn whisky Were
captured shortly before ) O'Clock yes
terday afternoon by the police down 2
bank near a freight can near tbs
Seminary Station, Fairfax county, 8
n.ha west off Alexandria. The police
also took i'm custody a white mar
giving the name of Lang C. Rorer
who told the police he is from, sea-
more, Va, and two colored men Civ
ing. the names W. O. Hill and George
Chick, eNpress drivers, were detained
ais witnesses. They are from Wash
dngtcn and i'm COURT today they We're
released, there jeing no charge
against ttfeln, but. they were required
to give a cash oond in The sum OF
500 each to appear befone the grand
iu.1y. The case against the man de-
sortIbing hlmse1f aus Lang c. Rorer
was con.anued 10y Mayor Duncan till
7.30 o'clock Tonight.
Chlsf Gccds and Sergt. Wilkinson
and Policemen Magner and Lawrence
Paldgetis yesterday afternoon visited
the car. in question and arrested the
men. The catr was marked "KfndEing
Wood" and was filed with bundles
OF kind,tlrg woed, which evidentally
CAME fhcm saw mill. The police
claim they were Uniformed that five
tuuck loaEls eff Gquor were taken from
this csr Monday and carried to Wash
a;slgton. ,-@ =. -
According ITO the testimony of the
cclcred men they were employed by
white man in Washington yesterday
TO come ever and haul some kbndEing
wood to Washington. Arriving at the
place they discovered a keg of corn
Equor dowgr yane 5ank which they tap
ped and they partook of of SOME of
the contents and Hill CLAIMED the
white man SAID one keg was missing
Chick said he tcla the man about the
presence of the keg and the man re,
pl;eli "You sfhIt -afraid are you"
Rorkr late last night gave a bond Of
$500 for his appearance and was re.
leased.
The whiskey was opened at police
headquarters and match was ap-
pNlesI to some eff the fluid turned loose
en- the f,cpr and it made a small
blaze. indicating lit contained good
sized quantity off alcohol. A quantity
elf the liquor poured into glass
showed the ltquor extremely muddy,
al.d expeats declared that if it were
strained it would be perfectly good
hchch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29

Winchester, Va.-Se!ling moon
shine liquor by ~znlyle and making
deliveries the following day was sn
innovation here this week, discovery
of which was made too late, however,
for the police to apprehend the rather
bold and daring drummer" The
salesman said he represented a dis
tilling company, whose plant was
situated in the mountain Of Virginia.
He canr5ed hrs Sample case with
him and haG book containing a list
of customers who, he said. could "h,
depended uron," and another list of
prospcctives, whose standing was to
be investigated before being az
preached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
Beer Raid Made
Four Barrels of Bottled Beer Seized

Four Barrels of Bottled Beer Seized
Focr barrels of real beer late this
afternoon were captured by Police
men lurrer and Magner at the Rich
mont, Fredericksburg and Potomac
freight station and were brought to
police headquarters. The beer came
from Philadelphia and. was marked
to "Harry Mason" and the sender's
name on the barrel was given as
"John Green"
Each barrel contained about eight
dozen bottles of beer. 1t was tested
and found to be the. real thing. The
police are endeavoring to find more
about the shipment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
SMOKING o. X. WITH 300 FIRE
MEN AT FIGHT ARENA

New York, june 29.To lessen the
danger of fine THE Jersey City author
tbs have decided that newspapers may
mot De Carried into the wooden arena
in which the, Dempsey Carpenter
fight will be held. For the same rea-
sem hct deg wagons and peanu'
roasters Will be kept four blocks Away
frem the great wooden bowl.
Thnse hundred firemen, equipped
with 100 hose ready to conduct h:gil
pressure streams, viii be ready tc
kfIlGhe first spark or sm0uEder.
But the spectators may smoke all
they want.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
BURGLAR KILLED BY LEAP

Chicago, June 29.-Trapped ON the
roof eff three e-story building by d
number cf tanants, WiIliam Clark, 2
BURGLAR and paroled convict, under
took to escape by leapTrlg across q
14-foot ehasm to an adjoining two.
story building. He fell short and his
dead and multilaNed body was picked
up from the cement pavement ioelow
The police records show that he wa;
on probation fer uece6Hin!g STOLEN
praperty and had served so days in
the House of Connection for larceny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
TRANSCONTINENTAL FLYERS
TO MAKE NEW START

I'll Paso, Texas, june 29.-Ieuts,
David R. Davis and Erie Springer
aviatcrs attempting a nom stop flight
from Riverside, Cal., to New York,
and who were forced down i'm Ell Paso
Yesterday, will a'esurn to Los Angeles
by train to prepare for a new flight,
THEY announced today alt Fort Bliss.
where their damaged plane is in q
llsrgar, They plan to retum here with
new parts for their engine, fly tJack to
Les Angeles and than take eff again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
STUDENTS IN UNDERWEAR

Raleigh, n. c. June 29.-Nct to be
daunted 10y temperatures ranging
from 90 to 100 degrees, the local ]
NJ. C. A. officers have adopted sche-
ME whereby the heat will no longer
have arH effect on the attendance al
the REGULAR Monday might meetings
lcIf the Bible class.
Wear cr.y. your underclothes TO
class" is the solution to the comfort
elf the students. Last night twenty
five cf the dormitory men appeared m
THE regular classroom dressed only
in thea, union suits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
JOHNSON NOT TO SEE FIGHT

Washington, June 29.-Appeals to
THE Department of Justice fCr the par
ole uf Jack Johnson, former worlds
heavy weight champion, have been
tutrred down, Attorney General Daugll
etty announced today.
The Attorney General said that
considering the cnlme," he did not
feel that THE parole privilege should
DE extended merely 10 allcw Johnson
to witness the worlds title fight Sat
urday. Johnsun's term expires July g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29

The Virginia delegation headed b3
Piaf. Henry Louis Smith head OF
Washington and Lee University,
which went Ito England fcr the pre-
seaaatioln cf a bricrrze copy cf Hou'
tHcn's famous manble statue eff George
Washington was received yesterday
by tine Prince elf Wales. There were
no fcrmalfties and no speech-makin2
IN connection with the lecep.iCn. All
cf the visitors shook hands with the
Prince.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29

laratlcrl, and as part Of it, there are
expressly deserved to the UNITED
States of America and its nationals
any and all nights, privileges, Tndem-
mites, reparations or advantages, to-
getlier With the right to enforce the
same, to wfich it cr they have be-
come entitled under uhe TERMS CT the
rmistace signed November 8, 1913,
or any extensions cr modificatio ms
thereof; CIR which were acquired loy
cr are i'm the possession of tine Unite
States of Antemica by reascn OF ITS
participation IN the war cr to which
Ills nationals have thereby become
rightfully entitled, CIR which, unher the
ti.,eaty of Saint Gernlai;n-En-Laye or
THE treaty of TnIiancn, have been sslpu-
lated fer jts CIR their. benefit; or to
which it is entitled as one eff the par.n-
c1pal Allied and Associated powers; or
to which it is entitled by VIRTUE cf any
a'cs CIR acts eff Congress, CIR otherwise.
Section 5. All property cf the Inn
per:al German Government, on KS
successor CIR successors and of all Ger
man nationals which was, cm April 6.
1917, I'M. or has since that date cSme
into the possession or under tIhe con-
trol cf, en- hes been the subject cf a
demand by the United States CT
America cir Of any of Its officers,
agents CIR employees, from any source
chr by any agency whatsoever, and all
property off the Imperial and Royal
Austro- Hungarian Government, en- its
successor or successors, and of all
Austrb4Hungarian nationals which
was en- December Z, 1917, n CIR he:
since that date come ird5o the posses
s,on or under control of or has beer
tals subject cf a, demand by the Unite
States eff AmsrSca. cr any of IFS Ct:
5facer,s, agents er; employees, from any J
1'source chi (by any agency whatsoever
shall be retained by ytae United States
of. cAmerica and mo disposition, there,
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
EUSTACE--FRLNkS,

Miss Mae Garrett, daughter Of
Mrs Charles Frinks, of this city, and
Mr.. Ellis L. Eustace, of Calverton,
Virginia, were carried Monday, June
20, at the parsonage of DR.. E. B.
Jackson, pastor Of First Baptist
Cnurcn
and light; bill of II. Nosl Garner
for sSO13 to pay Washington steao-
graphers for testimony in Washing
Virginia rate case ordered paid;
$3.50 appropriated for sewer on North
Peyton street.
The BOARD Of aldermen adopted a
resclutEogf adjourn:ng fcr the sum-
mer TIL September 27, and council,
,sonconcurrad and afterwahd 1'salnded
illaIr action and corcurned in the az
tscn .cf:>tfe aldermen, it being ex-
plained that a special nIaet5rg vii,
be called shortly for tia,e pu:tE,cSe of
some business NOW pe-i-
ing. $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29
Captures Prize
Alexandria Tent of Maccabees Award.
ed S1Q0 in Nnrfolk

Alexandria Tent No. 2, THE Mac
cahees degree team returned this
meaning from the State convention
which was held in Norfolk. The team
was un1er the leadership of Degree
Masa.,. R. w. Sims and was success
full in capturfng the 500 prize which
wis offered by Our State Deputy
Ccmmander, J. E. TURNER for the de-
gree team ccnferrihg THE best rssIal-
ls.rc work The following teams par
(t:cipated IN THE contest, Bra'mbleton
No. % cf Norfolk; Park Place No.
cf Norfolk; and AleNandaial No. 2 OF
Alexandria. THe Beaanbleton team
was seccn3 ari the Park Place team
finished third Degree Master R. W
SIMS was e,ected state chaplain TO;
the next convention which will be
held in Charlottesville, in April, 1922
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-29

Lady-"You say your father was
injured in an explosion? How did
il h&ppen?" 2,EGG
Child-"Well, mother says it was
3too much yeast, but father says it
twas loo little sugar" : Kasper
(Stockholm).
who's the swell CRY you was just
talkin' to-" asked Tony the boot
black '''
cav, him and mTs worked to-
gether for yecrs,e answered Mickey
the newsboy. "He's the editor Of
one of me papers. The American
Legion Weekly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22


Mrs. Ross also has a sub committec
to assist in entertaininf the wives 81
the legislators during the afternoon
at Gary as follows
Mrs W. T. Hodge,
Mrs, H. S. Norton
Mrs. j. A. Patterson.
Mrs Frank Shechan.
COMMITTEE on AUTOMOBILES.
Hollis Hunter Of Hammond.
Robert Phillips os Gary.
Ralph 3. Bradford Of Crown Point.
George schaaf os whiting.
While citizens in general have PLUG
red constantly for this great tour ir
was only made possible this year by
the untiring efforts Of Lake county's
delegation at the state capital. In
the work were Senators James 4.
~eidl Of Waiting. T.. Oliver Holmes Of
Gary. and VIII Brown of Hebron Rep
resen+atives Osca~ Ahlgren OF Whit
ing James l. Day If East Chicago. j
C,renn Harris OF Gary. Otto Flied OF
crown Point. and Jay J. Overmyer OF
porter county and Thomas Roberts o.
East Chicago member 81 the State In
dustrial Board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Floyd and Harrison

and Tin Plate company. Two plants
here, sheet mills and the worlds larS-
est tin plate mills. Total $500 en-
pioyes These plants axe part Of the
T. ;. Steel corporation. Note the Elgin
Joliet and Eastern railway shops and
yards the steel corporations railroad.
Return TO Fifth avenue. Turn to
right IN Fifth avenue. going to John
son street Turn to left at Johnson
street Down johnson street to Sixth
avenue. Turn 10 left. in Sixth avenue
Down siNt havenue to Washington s.
Turn to right in Washington street
Down Washington to Seventh avenue
Turn to left co one block to Broad
way.