davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Leases Store from Kolb.

Mr G. p. Hoskinson. who has con-
Quoted a dry goods store for many
yeart on N st, near Wise. avenue.
has feased the new store bldg. at
1891 twiseeasin avenue. through the
once of 7. Leo Kolk. and will move
in in q Jew days
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Stranoet paa en- Rlippc

Sra Gan Srancisco beretteS ste
Mpril: Irs. Charles Wigglns, Der
/ lin Sib boebe / WaOiion, Wis,
tlep iorleben Sag AZ apltpastell
rebbet ira Ell Iap alippeafiats I
Musiel Rocf, bpor bum bar blepet
operraifet al Ssipanoe o9 baooe til
braat to Oage % ire N9tter. Sen'
SeS Nuno, ipm bapoe p9ret / 0slge
unco bcnoe, SriItcbe Jig enoeIis, oa
9anoet par begpnot at faloe. til at
tIatrc neo ira alippeafiatien pg Ian
tiltaIot SiGlp. Ge bauoe Inlet bapt
at ipiic, % Be baube aIcne turunet
Ipife lin Ssrit meb, boao Sano De
bapSc funnel opiamle / Oct Srle AZ
line Sanber unoer inotritfne Hegr.
ifurer.
sc iortalte 8pitpagtel, at De Sns-
oaa iorrige llge bapoe bcgipet 'ug
no pa Ell Spabiertur laneSnleo SAP
Itranoen, oa Sanbitanben par Lap.
ga Sc nGrmeoe Jig WlisIeI Hocf blcp
DC taitet ouerenbe al en- Saobslge %
ifplet cp paa Nfiatien. iom laa no
get bsiere,
Ser blep Sc tprngne iii III iorblt,
inotil Sapet blep roligere, 'aa ban
funbe flatre neo % iaa beiItet
Sirlp. IrS. @i9ginS blep al
anirpagtns MenS beiit nGiten 2U
SoS opao alippepGggen | &eb, ION
blep fret neS Ill berSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
DR.. Oorthrop 900.

Sislgc ct Telegram fra Winnea.
polls or Or. Gpri,s Nortbrop, iom
/ nriten en- Wenueeifaloer bar Min.
neiota Statsnniceriitcts ErG'ioent,
SCI. 8 Gitermiooag ben 3oic gpril
rluSielia aisaaet ueo Gsoen al Sier.
teIammelie.
San iaS / Ell 9Gneitol | lit Stem,
"a Teben tpe ham. San bapoe Jolt
ia bel belle Sdgen meo llnotagclie
al, at ban itrar eiter 2ilndcon hap
sc baut ct ipagt Irfalo al Snoi'
g%eition.
Or. s. 2. Gicl, Gbeicn Tor llni.
periitetets Sunbbebspeien, Der itrar
hlcp tilfalbt, erflrrcbe, at Csos'
oarIaaen bar ct Sierteonoc / Sorbln'
helic mcb glbcrbomsipagbco.
Gr. Iortbrop bar fsbt / &ioge'
iielo, Conn, 3Ote September 1884.
San srabuereSe ira Gale llniperiitet
/ 1857 % fra llniperiitetets iurioi'
Ifc aibeIins / 1859. San praftife'
reSe Ell Sio Iom Sagfsrer % bar ct
Mars Sio Heoaftsr al Slaoet "Fal'
labirm" / Sem Sapen, Conn. San
hounc tpuft at ilaa ino paa Den
icurnaliitiife gane, men I'll Selo
for Sc ~opporenoe SlGgter | Wfinne'
Iota OF oct bengm,e "iierne Selten"
cpgap ban bcnne Sarlfe.
San bar / 1861 SefretGr | Gen.
Observation-Disclosures og Naret
efter i Senatet. Sra 1863 I'll 1854
car han Yroiesior / &betorif % en-
deIif 2iteratnr PEG gale llniuerlitet
Set bar / Bette iibinPpnte War. al
han blep falbt iom Groiesior peo
Winneiota Statsuniperiitet % bier
/ 1885 bets Trpiioent. fra bpilfer
Stining han tog aiifeb 1911. I'm
ser bans fremragenoe bpgtige Se'
selic bar llniperiitetet poret ira en-
aanifc lioen % libet fienbt Snititi'
ton til ct al De itsrite % melt at
ieeoe l~luiperiiteter | 2anoet.
Gu Cirrus Tortbrop ppertog Nre
iibenhtininsen ! 1884. bapSe lint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Sarmere ejor Streif.

Tsra 9uenos Nires, Ir8eutino,
nrcloes, of ca. 10000 Sarmere, Der
ale or 2eil9noinger unoer He8le-
rlnscn, % ionl oriper Sopeooprf'
nina / Serritorict 3ampa. bar glort
Streif og crflGrcr, at De oil op9lpe
Sarnring, ON life 6orpn5tnin9aaf'
ditterue neoiGttes. Ge fan iaalne'
act Iettere true meo bette NIL, od
@interen itaar for Osren.
en- IianenSe Ngitation ioregaar t
flere andre Gelc al R~epiiblifen. Hc.
aierinaen isger at formaa Dem I'll
of ubi9tte Streifcn, % De bar gaaef
meo pao at ienNc en- apmite toraf
iuterpicme Y%rGii0clten og forflnre
Situotioncll, TOM De p%aaitaar life
l9naere fan ubboloes.
: famine Telegram meloes ON en-
paniIf Sfr9f, IunI opitoo UNDER en-
tolitiif Observation-Disclosures BERT
Spen Sreoas iorrise llge. 5oran'
IeSninaen bar Niiprelen at en- re
rolper Iom ct Signal for en- &epol'
perIalpe ira Oencnitranterne. 70
Yfenuclfer bIep trampet libel % oper
ct Snes andre aIuorlie ifaoeoe I'M
Der Den opitaaenNe piloc 6orptrrins.
Wanae bleu oeiaa iaret at De oul'
frinafIppeu6e RepolDerfugler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Seniationelle
olfifeoieelier.

Gen al YrGiiocnt SarSing iorrige
llae ioretaenc iumnlariife aiifeoi'
0elie al Sanles 3. @ilmetb, Giref'
ter for Hegierinsens Srptferi /
@aibington % 81 al 8urcauets NJ.
bcIiugsdeier, bar paft en- poIolont
Seniation i Sopeoitaoen % trller
mco at isre til ~Niilsringer al Ell
muIigcns alporliJ Irt. Ter bleu
inaen @rlino anisrt for Den iunt.
moriltc Observation-Disclosures, 90
troos DC b~eitente arap, iom er glort
Iaopcl ira De giitcoieeoes iom ira
mango aongrcSreprGientairterS 81
&c paa at iaa @runoen angipct, bar
man biotiI inger anben SorfIaring
iunnet erboloe, enc at afifeoigelier.
ne bar ioreiaget ! S~ieneitens Sn'
teresie - "ior the soob OF tbc Ter
pice~. Sernleo nil De afiteoigeoe
S,nftionerer ncppe labe Jig title
tilfreos, ibet Sc b9p0er, at oenne
iunmariifc llbfnitclie uben nogell'
iombellt Sorflarin8 ifaber bereS 90
De Rapn oa Hpgic. Sorilag al Ell
ofiiciel unoerissclie al Sagen err
ceiaa iremiat / aongresiens bc9ge
SuIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Ct tlyt PART.
st national Sarmer.Arbeiberparti er
ISbet af Stabden.
Store Noruemtninaer.

Sra @aibinaton berettcs, at ct
mGgtiet mt politiif Earti, Ser sisr
arap paa at repr9ientere %, 0 0 900
Irbeibere % 10000 600 Tarmere, /
oiSie Gage bar bctraaot ben natio.
nalpolitiife Irena.
0en cnbeliae 8eIlutning ON Tar.
nelier al 9artiet M, netop iom ben
itore aulitreif err lat igans, bctragteS
/ politiife arebie / @aibiuetcn icm
meeet beteaneuoe, heoer set. Static.
nalfomiteens Sctreirr, Sreo 6. SO.
me, bar I ct Sntcrpicm fortalt
"ltniteo GreiS", at De 100000 @ru.
benlGnb, iom bar reblaat Irbeibet,
bar gaaet iamn1en meS Sernbanenr.
beioerre o9 oe oraaniierebe Sarmere
% hannet @runhlaeet for oct ME
Yarti.
Yartiets Napn or life beItemt eno.
mi. Tartict er ct Heiultot al ben
Gcnierence al progressive Sarm. OF
Nrbciberlebere, iom nplig boIbtes /
Chicago.
De enbelige Tlaner for Ell Eorti-
organization blcp iibarbeibet paa ct
benlmleligt Nsbe / @aibington for
riae llae al Den grcfutipfomite, iom
blcp iionGpnt al "Goniereucen for
pclitiif gftion", iom Gbicaeomcoei
blcp falbt.
Orr. Sopc oplpite pioere, at DC le'
bcnoe M9nb inben De itcre Sernbane'
"@rotherbcpos" bar lopet at itstt(
9citrGbclierne pao at oanne en- Sar
: mer-I rbeibergruppe | n9ite Som
ores.
Gartiets fsrite Sormaal er at lint
te ale 2anoctS Sarmere % Irbeioe
re iammen / en- fompoft Sraaniia
tion, iom man gisr &egnina paa pei
Talgenc til Soften pil bli iitanb ii
at pGIae minbit 100 Hepr9icutante1
til 8ongresicn % iifre Gormerne %
Irbeiberne ell permanent Hepr9ien
taticn / Reaierineen.
; Srganiiatorer bill bli iprcot nj
ODER oct belle 9ailb forat optaae Sam
pen moo usnifu9rbiae iaapel repilbli
fanife iom 0enipfratiife aanoibate'
ueb De fonmeuhe &ongrespalg. Saa
oarne Srganiiotorer er allereoc
/ Tirfiombco / i~iorten Stater.
De er beitenlt paa at fate ltb all,
"reaftionGre" o. pGlgc progressive
Reprpientanter / bercS Steb.
"~SSitcbeticr blot.a Of trpiie Crib
til at pTlgc iommc Wpnh iii 3on
g~rcsien oa bragg andre bar" iorfla
!, rebc DIR. Some, "gretutipfpmiteel
meb Gnitcmmigbeo beiIllttet OF arbei
Sc for Ell permanent Organization re
prpienterenoe 2anbets Yrooucenter.
:. Tslgcnoe err be f~iorten Stater
, bpori OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES altered
!. er begpnbt: Miebigan, SainoiS, @is
coniin, Winnciota, Hortb og SoutI
Safota, Soma, Nebraifa. Oklahoma
Wontana, Sbabo, @oibington, @p
puina GA VenninIpania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Joffre / Nmerifa.

Sra SeattIe, @aib., bercttes, at
cen bersnlte frouite Seltmarifolf
Soffre bar tiliteoe pc0 Ell Winocfeit,
Iom Ssnbag bolotea / Sunnpoa!e
reo' @aibineton Ycmorial Sigh.
r'ap for De ialone amerltanife Sol.
batter, % at Maritalten nleS ese!l
5aanb bouoe plmntet ct Mmetre til
fcreS 0finhe. Samtioie blep Der
llgnenOe SrG plantet al Srieaoege.
neral q. Is. Meranber iii Ninoe
chi DC iaIhne franife SoIoatcr.
NtarifaIfeu ubtalte / I~nleoninger
Get Saab, at "Er9ernc piloc bIi en-
lrpenOe Yaaminbelie ont oct melenl
Geroens TO itsrite &eplbliter bcitoa'
enoe Senifab."
Sra Seattle iful6e WarifaIfer
fortiGtte Teiieu til EortIaub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

reriitetet ct St,benterartal Of 223;
Der bar % Erofesiorer OF asiiiten.
ter, meo ire Colleges euer Ocpartc.
iienter prganiicret; al 9pgnin9er
cor Der tun to. "a ban ben Site
Warts191t ~neSla9Se 8ierninsen Tom
Gbef for ~uuiperiitetet, bar Stlioeu.
tcruntalet 6,O37; Ger par 223 9ro.
fcsiorer % asiiiterenOe Brofesiorer
% 179 Snitrllctors; enOpioere bar
Ger euepe Colleges cller Separte.
rienter nleo i9ien mango llnoeroioe-
Iinaer; al Sp9ninaer bar o6f %, %
Sepilgninger bar 5iort til Here npe.
San blep paa lin 2Sbe Ssbiels.
raa 3Ote September 1862, gift meo
Inna e., Gatter al S. 8. @arren /
Stamiorb, Cont.
Ninneipta Statsuniperiitets isr.
iic YrGiioent, Or. 8iliam @atts
Solpea, lcoer enbnl % er SO Idr
eanlmel.
San ubtaIte peo gfterretningen
en- GpOsfaloet islgenOe pafre Win.
beoro ONT oen IiosOe:
Get er aIminbelig fienot % on.
erfienbt, at TrGl ibent Nortbrop bar
eli al oe UbIeitc al N9no. San pue-
&c / NOR item 30 Iar Ell i%lberegnelig
Snofipoelie paa mango 8enerationer
al Stuoenter. Senne2 Snoilpbclie
ifplbtes bans Wob, bans Iabeubier.
tiebeo % bans itore &ierlisbeo for
,,nse Wenneifcr, iier for oenl uloer
bans SaretGst, % oenne aiGrlig.
beo blep beiparet. Som Ell SsIge
beraf bar ban lat lit Werfe paa
mango Sulinoer al unge Wt9no %
irge 8pinber, bar inopreltet hos
tenn Jumbo Trinciper % leoet Dem
ino paa 2ipctS rigtige Geie. Oenne
Snoflpoelie oil pcobli at giere ii1
9iGloenbe Dos bisle Stlibentcr belle
here's 2ip % eaa | Irp til oeres
gsrn. ut bare tient bdm iom min
Gbef | auc oisie Iar % at bape
tunnct glGoc mig peb bans bierteIl'
&C 8cnifab inbtil bans iioitc Dag er
for mig Ell Slide I'll Stoltbeo % I'll.
irepsbeb. 90 benne Sslelle, er iel
iiffer paa, ptl bli belt al ale De oil.
ore Meblcmmer al Sofliltetet, bad
DC iorbcnu9renoe % n9rpGrenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
en- f%orunoerlis Seft.

Sra 81 Eaio, Ger, bcreites, at
ben iorunoerIislte rcIisieie Seft i
amerifa fortioen bolber paa at for.
iGrbisc ip9rc. tui,ge &ors, iom al ct
initial al bcns Wteblelnmer lfal bG.
res ulloer bcres &orafGitclI eseerenlo.
nier paa 9ansfreoae. Yaa ct ar
tisie &orS fol en- "an9rcnoe BRO.
Der" bGngeS pp 0urrcs iait), inotil
ban er blepet oitoet lin Spno.
: tibligcre Mar er flere NteOlem'
nter iaftiif bsoe paa aorict, % life
lGngere iioen emo Sanaireoag ior'
riec Nor bao o. bsniolot Oct Meo.
lem, iom beuearg ifuloe b9nscs pao
Goriet, ON at bli noslet, iirbetfor
"illrrct til oct.
9iaic relisisIe 6anatifere tiIbs'
rer en- Seft, iom er fienot huber
Taunet SOS Sermanos Eenitcntes"
DC angrenbe 9rsore". De er
Sponiere % SnOianere, cuer en-
@~lauOing al Oisie Hacer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Wiuionbrano

Mouroe, Nid., biemisetes Ssn.
Gag @itermiooag al Ell SIoebrano,
iom Iasoe @eiS Siber S%ontaiter
Corporations itore Sabrif oeriteos
/ Huiner % ioraariagebc ct GGroi.
tab al omtrellt 100000 Dollars.
Sloen iorplanteoe Jig meo en- iaa ri.
penbe Surtigbeb, at 6obrifen en- Si'
me citer at Den bar bleoet opoaget,
Lao i Skinner meb Wtllrenc itprtcoe /
@rlls. Sloen opitoo | 2aeerruni.
met. bpor ct enormt Splag al pa,
raiinbrffeoe 9eboloere ("Gonta:.
rers") eau Slammerne eli ppperIig
Steering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Dintereu b~eeynoer.

Sra guenos aircs, argentina,
nieISes 5te NpriI: Der er aacreoe
falSt meset Sne langs Srans.an'
Sine. Smen, % eanle Settlcre
ipaar, of oct bill bli en- lang 90 ltreng
@inter. Huber en- Stprm, iom pa'
reoe Ter elmer, ialot Der 6 Sommer
Sne iamtioie meb, of Semperdtii'
reir aif neo til 90 Graoer oper Zero.
Oct err iieloen at Sne % altloe
inoiinoer fig laa tiolig / Inoescg'
meme, oa Tinteren panligpis life be.
amber at iptte ino for alpor isr |
SUM. Sneialbet bar BOG life tort
nof til at foranlehige nogen aibrp.
telie / Sernbauetraiifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

On fortpiIet Scamp meo MiSiisiip.
piens opipllmeoe @anoc bar peret
igang lioen Ssroag. gr grbeiositpr.
fe paa 200 Nano briper meo of iau
iulbisrt en- Spnming, iom man baa.
Der oil rebbe / NGrhcoen bcIiaaenoe
Naeaiirer inoebolocuoc 9omllb til
Ell G9rbi al oper en- Miuion Sol.
lars.
6lpgtninger fra SaUlanoeltc fom.
nler ~itrsmnenoe inS til IcmpbiS /
bunoreoepis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07
Fred % ufred.

,l,nS 6rurses Dag ! %ltnberbniet.
Sou faar Siaiospptnm meS lturt
sIrrtal. = Mange 3elesatiumer
nm @ei til @enna. - Gnslerne
i.;r,s / Berlin. = De nsitrale
smauitater rniter iis til WsSt.-
I'm ba~Itiif.rnsiif 5rebspast.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

al itne &inI
6anUIicn %
or Gugcn Of
icte d
uar 'I'
ul1Ocr 2oreIl
ing al gr5a
furS'
7iercIie ogh
el, til !lutorr
Otter at haH
lnD breoe wv
CperiGttdF
piSrrtortb er q
Profession "
Ter ill0 luloa
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ere

gul tcIegraE
roget paa u
gcrnarrbHH
c$ ianur N
sacooura "
,eir5 Sl. 90
/. at funlle ~
90 Iunse 9H'f
tucI 6lpurtrt
BIZ giOrt ~
rfru Saar Wv
e Ser Og Je.
r b~cliggcnS'
.llan1bnto. m.
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lndD CT Ho
EorboINSr@!a
Erinq er trnfis
IS Or 5tan9
iiife ar r;
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eres @abu -.
Der bar ct lis..
B roqct allD% anu
| bar rcSut't.S5
$3.50 I'll \.
Ute bette. pl% wv,
abonrlcre S''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-07

er". eaus
Fort ior s''i''
|dena. Mimi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
ELK'S BIG CARNIVAL.
OPENS TONIGHT.

Way into the wee small hours OF
the night everybody worked inclld-
ing fathers, last evening. arrang-
ing all the details for the grand
opening this evening OF the Ham,
mond Elks monster carnival. The
members Of the entertainment COM
mittee has gene to great expense in
selecting the very finest artists
appearing on the vaudeville stage
to appear nightly at the Elk's big
show.
The program IS so c1ever1y arrang
ed there Will be a complete change
of attraction each evening. giving
those who buy book of tickets, an
opportunity Of seeing new show
each evening. This is an unusual
opportunity for the public to call
and inspect the beautiful quarters
of the Hammond Elk's new home.
AS 1t is really one of the finest OF
its kind IN the Calumet region and
well worth your time seeing it,
You are most cordially and urgently
requested to attend the opening or
any subsequent performance Of this
one Of Hammonds greatest carni-
walls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
SEEKING
A SITE: On
SHIP CANA? :.
Ford Company Denies How
ever That 1t Is After a
Location in {. Chicago


For the third time since the first
announcement appeared in The
Times that Henry Ford was nego-
tiating for site along the Indiana
Harbor ship canal suitable for a
plant for the Ford Motor Company.
Chicago brokers representing Henry
Ford have been in the Calumet dis
trict looking over sites here and
making inquiries of prominent land
company men and leaders in the
district. The Ford agents visited
East Chicago last Friday and ac-
cording to the best information
available the inquiry IS progressing
In the direction OF bona ffde trans
action, Advices to The Times from
the Ford company at Detroit deny
IT seeks location here. but 1t is
not thought at this stage the com
pany would admit it anyway.
"NO SPECULATIVE INQUIRY
The question of tho Ford Motor
Company locating a plant in the
Chicago district fails to be a specu-
lative inquiry any more" said a
well-informed real estate man of
the district yesterday. He intimat-
ed that the Ford agents are not
fully decided on a site here. but the
company was also considering prom
erty near 106th st located on the
Calumet river. 1t is the conclusion
now that Ford will either locate
in East Chicago or the central man
ufacturing district.
1. r. d. $. co. PROPOSAL TO FORD
1t is known that sometime ago
the Interstate Iron and Steel Com
pany made proposals to the Ford
Motor Company to sell their plant
in East Chicago. but it was reported
that no agreement could be reached
and the proposition is believed to
have dropped. The Interstate Iron
and Steel Company has been sun
ply the Ford Motor Company with
springs. shafts and ether products
from their 11sth st. plant, which is
said to have been the important or
ders to have kept the local plant
at their high productive scale the
last year.
FORD PLANT WELCOMED HERE
Since the first announcement an
peared IN The Times that another
large industry was expected to To-
cate here. considerable enthusiasm
has been manifested by the citi-
zens of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor. The excitement of The
prospects of a Ford concern coming
to the East Chicago district is said
to be greater than that caused bv
the Jones and Laughlin Steel COM
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
.HESSVILLE WOMAN
IS GIVEN DIVORCE

Mrs. Helen Kohler, of Hessville,
was granted a divorce from Wood
ford Kohler by Judge Critics In Room
2, of the Hammond superior court
Mrs. Kohler told how her husband
had twice left home. the first time
six months after they were mar
ried and the second time late last
fall.
In addition to the charge of de-
sertion she accused him of having
associated with other girls. On one
occasion she followed Kohler and
found him and a girl having a low
ing session in an automobile at the
side Of the road. Kohler is now
serving a Jail sentence for wife
and child desertion.
The plaintiff was granted Gus
tody of her ten-months-old child
and Kohler was ordered to provide
for its support.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
.|LL|ANA COMMISSION
MEETS IN CHICAGO

The first official OF the Illiana
commission was held this morning
in the Kinble building. 25 e. Jack
son st. Chicago.
The session was opened by Col.
C. Med. Townsend, federal member
of the commission. Both Col. Wal
ter J. Riley. president of chain of
banks In East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor. and A, r. Erskine. presi-
dent of the Studebakcr Motor Com
pany of South Bend. the two Indi-
ana members. were in attendance.
The Illinois members, Messrs. Cor
nelius Sackett and w. r. Miller of
Springfield. were also present.
Laying of organization plans and
preparing a tentative program for
improving the proposed Illiana Har-
Dor were said to have been taken
up by the commission at this morn
ing's meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
Paul Parker and His Grew
Show Some New Stunts
In Initiation of Fifty
Candidates.

Orak Temple last night set a new
high mark for ceremonials when.
under the direction OF Paul Parker,
fifty candidates from LaPorte, South
Bend. Elkhart, Huntington, Delphi,
Crown Point, Valparaiso. Mishawa
ka. East Chicago, Whiting and
Hammond were put through Sc
ries of new and novel stunts.
The methods were 50 original
that the 1900 mobiles present were
taken by storm. Not only with their
own mobiles but with out-of-town
mobiles did Parker and his assist
ants gain an enviab1e reputation
Assisting Mr.. Parker were Fred
Cedergreen. Howard Long, Ray
Pearson, Roscoe Hemstock, Carl
LundQuist and the drum and bugle
corps.
Bert Steelman imoersonatfrg Or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
WANNER
BLAZE IS
COSTLY One

Explosion of a tank OF gasoline
used in heating rwets caused a
fire at the plant of the Wanner
Malleable Iron Co., on Summer ST.,
this afternoon which may entail
a loss OF between $4,000 and $780,
600.
H. c. Waner late this afternoon,
stated that the loss would amount
to fully $4,000 and might reach the
higher figure.
The explosion oc-arred at 1.15
o'clock in a corner of the assembly
room, adjacent to the soft rolling
mill. The tank which had a capac-
ity Of forty five gallons was used
to feed a furnace for heating riv-
cts.
roar of the explosion and the first
burst Of fame three of the buildings
were in flame. The soft rolling
mill. the shipping department and
the assembly building were quickly
enveloped. In forty minutes these
three departments had been practic-
ally wiped out. The buildings were
of wooden interior construction.
which burned like tinder.
Probably the heaviest loss was In
the soft rolling mill which was
filled with expensive machinery nee
essary to the malleable iron indust-
ry. This was practically all ruin
ed. In the shipping department a
pile of bags worth $1,000 went up
in smoke. ons Of ingots and
castings awaiting shipment were all
warped and rendered useless by
the heat.
Seventy five worknen employed
in the three departments were
thrown into panic by the explos-
ion. William Nokes. foreman of
the rolling mill hastily tried to or
ganize a fire fighting brigade. He
rushed into the burning buildings
several times to see that all men
were out of danger and was severe
ly burned about the face and arms
Stations 4 and l of the Hammond
fire department responded and IN a
short time had the flames under
control. At a late hour they were
still playing streams on the ruins.
Mr.. Wanner stated this afternoon
that the loss of the three buildings
would not hamper operations of the
other parts OF the plant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
SERVICE
IS THEME
Of JUDGE

Judge Reiter OF the Kikanis Club
speaking today before the Rotary
Club regarding the service which
every citizen owes to his own COM
munity said that everyone has
responsibility to do something
more than simply pay taxes. The
present generation must educate in
dividuals of the rising genera ton
so that they can pick up the task
where the present leaders lay it
down. In order to met all situs-
tions, they have to master the pre<-
ent day problems and at the same
time have vision to foresee the fu-
ture problems.
He very clearly Illustrated his
philosophy by a poem which re-
lated how an old gray-haired man
who had practically finished his
journey still had time to stop and
build a bridge across his last OBJ
stacle so that the youth following
would avoid the danger and carry
on.
Charles True reported upon the
investigation of the park situation,
in Hammond
The Park Board has a revenue of
only S14,000.00 per year available to
maintain the present parks, namely
Harrison, haywood and Riverside.
This small sum of money for cur
rent expenses is absorbed for now-
ers. cutting grass, cleaning parks.
etc
In addition of the Turner field.
which the Park Board wishes to
make into play ground for children
requires money for fixtures. grad
ing and landscaping. The Park Board
has issued a small bond issue Of
s25,o00.0a which covers only the
most elementary work and is only
sufficient to get the work under
way
z. s. Monroe. superintendent of
schools. spoke regarding the school
situation and the duties of the vari-
Gus authorities. He developed the
history of education beginning with
the simplest form. the home, and
continuing through the various de-
velopments to the large systems in
vogue in the larger cities.
In connection with the teaching
profession, it is surprising to learn
that the average service of all tea
chers is only five years. which in
dicates that thed profession needs
more support in order to secure and
maintain teaching forces of proper
caliber.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-25
Orak Stages Great
Spring Ceremonial

Sharrer, was knock out"
1t was one of the best ceremen-
iaIs Orak has ever had and the first
full ceremonial in the new temple.
Between zoo and 900 mobiles from
Medinah temple. Chicago. were pres
ent 1t was revival of the old
time Shrine spirit, enthusiasm and
good fellowship for which Orak has
been noted under the regime of Dr.
II. e. Sharrer.
Thanks to Potentate Sharrer and
Rinehardt Elster, Orak for the first
time had band in tho parade COM
posed OF members OF Orak.
The officers of the ceremonial
were DR.. Sharrer. potentate; John
Mortland. chief raban. and Richard
Winckler, assistant raban.
James Armstrong. Melvin Mon
nett and Fred Hickock arranged a
great feed for the mobiles.
Among the lively mobiles were
Jack Emery. Harry Miller, w. r.
Stoudt, Gus A. Meyer, Bess CARRIER,
V. S. Reiter, G.. A. Schneider. S. A.
Burnham, r. o. Winckler. Conan
Scott. w. Mckenzie. VIII r. Neff,
w. II. Wadem and DIR. Sharrer.