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The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
SECOND STEP
'-''" N PROJECT
Land Company to Buy Steel
Plant Site Incor-
pOrates.

The second step in the development
or the -Laughlin Steel Company
project in the Calumet district has
been taken in the filing Of articles of
incorporation by the Adelaide Land
company, which was organized to buy
the site for the new factory unit 20 be
erected by the steel company. The
site is a tract of about 900 acres. It is
situated along the lake front The
purchase price is said to be $4,000 600.
The land company has a capital
stock Of 100000. Its incorporators
are Donald s. Morris. Russell G. sum
ner Arlie aRigsbee Leland Crawford
and william schiltges. They are mem
bers of the organization OF the Fletch-
n Savings and Trust Company.
Transfer OF the land to be bought
by the land company to the steel COM
pany will be made shortly, i, is said.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

This Is one Of the new bills before
Congress now that is attracting ma
tion-wide attention, particularly in the
industrial regions of the country and
with those concerns specializing in
the manufacturer of railway equip
ment.
The passage Of this bill holds much
in store for the Calumet industrial
region. a manufacturing center prob
ably foremost in the production Of di-
versifed railway equipment, would
again feel the 1917. 1918 and 1919
boom should this bill receive the sup
port of both houses and congress.
Since the introduction Of this bill
to retire all wooden cars and enforce
the use of all Fteel passenger coaches,
much interest has been manifested by
heads Of the local manufacturing rail-
way equipment concerns IN the region
1t is reported that these plant heads
are taking steps to urge the passage
Or this bill during the present session
Of Congress.
There is a FEELING among many OF
the executives Of the local industries
that the bin has big chance to pass.
This bill is law in many states Of
the union now, and it is the opinion Of
within a short time this law Will be-
come effective nation wide.
The use of steel passenger cars have
proven better insurance for safety and
protection for passengers in cases of
accidents and wrecks than the wooden
cosie -. xsrs
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
PIITSbljRG
EXPECTED
To BOOM
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvI

INTERNATIONAL NEWs SERVIcEl
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. Z4.-Build-
ing operations estimated close TO $685.,
100000 are expected to soon begin as
result of the end of the great build
ins trades strike. it became known to-
day. The strike has oeen in progress
for months ane one by one the various
unions agreed to wage reductions.
The steam-fitters were the last to give
way. They wanted last years agree
ment Of $40 day renewed Contract
ors offered them IS day and COM
promise was reached with a new scale
at 50 a day. Helpers will get $500
Several enormous office buildings are
to be built Immediately.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

far the best day Of the week
julius Arlliu. manager Of Hammond
Furniture Co. e42 Z. state street. Ny
Blue Ribbon Day advertising certain
" brings results"
Times certainly brings results for the
merchants, Blue Riboon and all other
days
S. Friduss. manager Friduss Furnl-
tfre and Garnet ~
I'VE had a stream OF callers all day.
"Wednesday y vs..
IL. c. REEVE, proprietor Bake-ilite
Bakery. 253 f. State street. our Blue
Ribbon ad increased our sales 80 per
cent"
Mr. Hertz, proprietor Hertz Depart
mcnt Store. 253 f. state street: I am
perfectly satisfied with Blue Ribbon
Day results"
w E Long proprietor Longs De-
partment store, State and Soirl streets,
said: Last Wednesday was by far
the best business day Of the week
with US"
Mr. loren. proprietor Toren's Auto
Sales. $50 State street, said: Il IN
ouestiona5ly notice the effects OF
Blue Ribbon Day advertising and am
frank to say Haynes prospects were
never better than right now.
Abe Rose proprietor Of the Clean
Cianers. said. 1--WE did an unusua,
business last Wednesday,"
+. J. SELL, furniture dealer at State
and Jessie streets: Il am convinced
that people read Blue Ribbon ads"
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
DISPATCH
OF INTEREST HERE

The Hammond board of education
high school facrltv. the clergy and
ofhers who have enraged in the dis
cussson revolution as a part Of the
scierce eourse in the high schoa- viii
bt inter stcd ia Tive following dispatch
from Frankfort. Ky:
Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 2a.-Teach-
irg of the evolution OF man would be
forbidden in any school college or
university which receives any support
from the state. under a bill introduc-
ed in the House today bx Representa-
tive Ellis of Barren County The
measure forbi1s teaching OF Darwin
ism, atheism, agnosticisn or evolution
as l. pertains to the origin of man"
under penalty to the teacher of a fine
of $50 to $500 or ten days to one year
in-ial for aarla cffense- =
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
OFFICIALS TO MEET
LAKE co. FARMERS

CROWN POINT Ind, Jan 24-Perry
Crane. general secretarv of the Indi-
ana Federation Of Farmers associa-
tions. and c. r. George, head Of the
Dairy Marketing Committee Of this or
ganization. will be in Crown Point and
other Lake county cities on Thursday
Of this week TO investigate the milk
marketing situation. with the idea of
offering assistance to both producers
and consumers The plan is now on
foot to market Lake county milk in
Lake county cities and these men.
from experience in a great many 9TH
er citics3 will advise whether or not
- : 70 ods1ra IL feasible
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
COUNTY BOARD
IN SESSION
tuberculosis Hospital Plans
Are Held Up BY Diff
ferent Bodies.

The County Commissioners met for
their regular meeting on Monday af-
ternoon and transacted routine busi-
ness. Sam 3. Woods was appointed in
spector for the Sam b. Woods gravel
read Louis 3. Weiss was awarded the
contract for a hotel range for the Lake
county jail. amounting to s295.
Representatives from the Lake Coun-
tv Medical Society. Or. f. z. Evans and
Dr Nesbit oc Gary. and DR.. J. H.
Iddings. of Lowell, conferred with the
commissioners in. regard to the plans
for the tuberculosis hospital. The
commissioners are now waiting the ap-
provaI of the Safe Board of Accounts.
National tuberculosis Society and Lake
County Medical Society before adver-
tising for bids for the hospital.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
BURIAL. WILL
TAKE: PLACE
WEDNESDAY
Preparations Begun Today for
COncIaVe to Elect
Successor
By FRANK Il. MASON

ROME. Jan. 24-The traditional
nine days funeral ceremonies for the
late Pope Benedict XIV began at $50
O'Clock this morning when mass was
celebrated by the senior canon OF St
Peters cathedral similar eere-
lnony will be conducted each morning
for the succeeding eight days. The
burial OF the pontif viii not take
place until tomorrow and the body
VIII remain in state upon the catafal-
que in the basi1ica OF St. Peters un-
iii noon Wednesday.
AS the requiem mass was celebrated
this morning. the Julian choir sang
softly in the chapel.
The senior canon save absoiution at
the papal bier.
The decision TO defer the entomo-
1nent OF Pope Benedict Nv untli -
morrow. gave thousands Of Catholics
an opportunity 10 pay their devotions
while the body rested in the oasilica
Of St. Peters today. IT. was a scene
~ awe. a aplendor and grief as the
unendinr line ct nourncrs passed be-
fore tie scarlet catafalque with its
passive occupant.
At dawn this morning the body was
surveyed by mortuary experts who
made several injections Of preserving
fuid to arrest advancing decomposl-
- r,,e ,onfiff had made special
-. - ,,fs rgi1l that the body be
not ernioaimed. and this made special
precautions necessary IN view of the
decision to postpone the funeral
congregation Of cardinals had
been held early in the day and they
expressed the wish that measures pc
taken to preserve the BODY for fha
view Of the thousands VINO haa Deeh
unable to enter st. Peters on Mon
day.
Announcement was mace e''y
the morning mat the bouy "oDi0
eNhlolted n s'S1 - -.
possibly .o'ii0i oN .,os,a 80 49, 80
TOW eNet.'i= -. - G.
p|oy al - ~ -. ~
,..: - 81, ard po,,a
,r, ~, r~e,,.-,+iors for the con
aeg-r,r todav when masons
.r.etad walls 10 seal IN
..o,-,.,s.,.s- the room in which the
,,.nsI election viii be conducted. The
.aianhona wires viii have been re
moved bv the time the conclave opens
The non-Itallan vote in the con-
clave has been reduced from so to 20
by the death Of Cardinal Almarez
santos. archbishop OF Toledo The
Italian membership oi the sacred eoi-
lege is 81.
There have been increasing signs Of
recorciiiation between the Vatican and
the italian government. Upon orders
from the ministry Of marine all the
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
GEORGE CHAPLIN RECALLS
WHEN He WAS3YRS. OLD

How far back do you remember?
George Chapin's first recollection is
at the bouncing age of three years.
Reading his biography at the Rotary
club meeting today, Mr.. Chaplin, presi-
dent of the Manufacturers Association
and a Rotarian, recalled vividly the yer
satile ambitions of his youth. 1t was
only by the grace Of providence and a
stern parent that he avoided being a
deep sea pirate. an Indian fighter. a
train robber and a professional pugil.
list, said Mr.. Cnapin.
The autobiography was frank, truth
ful and interesting.
Ten Gary Rotarians headed by Capt
Norton. Winn Hunter. George Earle and
Or. Long were visitors at todays lunch
con- Ninety-five per cent of the Ham
mond Rotarians were present.
Capt. Norton made a brief and en-
tertaining talk. The Gary Rotarians
stated that they Will go in full force
to the Rotarian conference at Indiana
polls next month.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
(RULLETTS.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVicEl
WASHINGTON. Jan. "a .-Presi-
dent Harding and his advisers
have informally conveyed to
European statesman IN Washing
ton that the United States does not
look with favor at this time on
the Genoa economic conference.
scheduled for March 8. invitations
for which have already ben issued
by the Italian government.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
tBULJETIN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVIcEl
WASHINGTON, jar. 24--Presi-
dent Harding will go before Con-
gress within a few days with a
plan for the establishment OF an
American merchant marine sub
sidy. it was stated ut the white
house today by Chairman Lasker
of the United States Shipping
Board.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
eBtrILETtN.,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24-Demo-
cratic leaders intend to start this
years congressional campaign, it
was disclosed today, with a dinner
at Dayton. Ohio. tomorrow night
at which James NJ. Cox, demo-
cratic presidential candidate in
1920. and Senator Pat Harrison, of
Missouri. will be among the CEN
trail figures.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
(RTLLETIN.l

CROSBY. Wyo., Jan. 24.-Mrs.
Alex sohajda stood by helpless
while her six year old daughter
was crushed to death today, under
the wheels Of a railroad car. The
child crawled under the train
while it was at a standstill. As
the ears started her ankle was
caught by the slowly creeping
wheel which rolled over her entire
body.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Walk-
er D. Hines, former director gen
eral of railroads unequivocally
denied today that the nations
railroads were broken down
when the government turned
them back to private ownership in
1919.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
~ " FW1 - A .
ELATEST BULLETINS Y
- d - - y - 4 - Q

Athens despatch to the Daily Ex-
press today. It is said that the
allies have explained u the Athens
government that normal returns
cannot be established between them
and Greece until Constantine goes.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
STANDARD Gets
|. c. CAR ORDER

or the order placed BY the Illinois
Central Railroad company this week
for 2.1o0 all-steci freight cars, the
Standard Stel Car company received
500. and the Western steel Car &
Foundry company 4o0 cars The
building of these cars is expected to
be done at the local plants.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
RVILET1N.1

LAPORTE. Ind Jan. 24.-Dan
Ingrams and George Scruegs, who
confessed the recent theft OF
mail pouch from truck at the
New York Central depot at Elk
hart. Will be taken to Indianapolis
today for trial in the federal court.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
lRI,II.ETIN.l

FREMONT. Neb., ian. 24.--
Louis Fiala is dead and John. his
brother. is believed to be dying
today as the result Of mysteri
ons shooting on the Fialf farm
near here Louis killed himself
after firing load Of shot into the
face Of bis hrother.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
lnTILETIN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWs sERVicEl
WASHING GTCrN. Jan. 24.-PTo-
hibition Commissioner Haynes to-
day announced the appointment OF
Oscar Granay, Of Anna, Ill, to be
federal prohibition agent in Illi-
nois.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

MISS LEODA McALEER. new ski
devotee, has abandoned the role, fol-
lowing disastrous entangling alliances
with barb wire barricades at the Carey,
Ill, ski contests sunday.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
tBULLETIN.p

JACKSON. Mich. Jan. "a
Three automobile bandits smash
ed in the plate glass window Of
w. W. Bugs jewelry store here
today and escaped with jewelry
valued at several thousand dollars.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

DIR. A. ". BARON. chiropractor in
FIRST National Bank building, is called
into Chicago in mapping out 1922 cam
paign Of chiropractic publicity.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

PERRY MANN win man the Biwanis
team that is to represent Hammond at
the big banquet in Chicago, Friday
nj ght- The Hammond team is twenty
strong.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

CARL z. BAUER. OF Hammond, has
been granted a patent on a new brake
beam fulcrum. Lorenzo 3. Horner is
another Hammond man TO receive let
ters patent He has invented door
hanger.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

THE Elks viii have a past exalted
rulers night this week with Murray
Turner. Judge Reiter and all the other
past G. RS in the chairs.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

EAST CHICAGO attorneys spent the
greater part of today arguing for ard
against the constitutionality of the act
Of 1921 which raised the East Chicago
city court almost TO a par with superior
courts.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
THIS BILL
MEANS MUCH
TO REGION
NEW BILL TO
TO RETIRE ALL
WOODEN CARS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Rail-
roads would be required to retire
wooden and provide all steel pas
senger cars under a bill introduced
today by Senator Harris (Dem.),
Georgia.
Enforcement would be in the
hands Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

IT was the Rev. Granger (Baptist)
and not the Rev. Rist (MethodisD who
said that the theory of evolution dis
countenances the Bible
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
(RTLFETIN)

DUBLIN. Jan - - Eight
armed bandits today held UP the
Thomas street branch of the Hi
bernian bank and escaped with
$1,000.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

HAMMOND POST Of the American
Legion meets this evening at the court
house. The membership committee viii
report on the number of new names
which have been signed up since jan
uary 1st.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
SEC WEEKSNADlES TOWNSEND ONHLLANA BOARD
LATE POPE'S FUNERAL LASTING Nine DAYS BEGINS TODAY
Did You
Hear That

IhL belz plant Is sa.d 10 Oe renew
ing operations on a larger scale.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

TONY POLL. ersswhile fireman.
Harry Rimbach. Bertillon expert. Ar
nod Kunert city cerk. Henry Cleve-
land. city judge-elect. and Ted Horl-
beck, policeman, are all reported to
have met aceidently IN a Chicago jew
elry store the other day They'll be
seen IN a furniture store next, one
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

WHAT to do with a sun parlor in
winter is a problem for which many
Hammond people are seeking 3. solu-
ton right now.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. "It
viii be modelled after the Rumely. at
LaPorte. only larger" said one of the
promoters.
ED. JUNIOR. czar of Plummer ave-
nue.. gets fine Of $3.50 before Jude >
Henry Cleveland in city court this
morning. This on charge of V 1. L.
when police find hooch IN his cabarat
at 73 Plummer avenre.
OFFICER BEAsLEY lost a $40 bill
This was Saturday afternoon. But he
recovered IL when he re-entered P. Il.
Mueller's hardware store. lii Sibley st
Then he went out and bought the boys
at the store a box of cigars.
DORIS DARLINGTON, popular man
ager and reporter OF scrack Betz girls
basketball team. paints exciting word
picture of contest az Trting school gym
tomorrow night when her team meets
the Blue Devils, another girls team
CITY Engineer William Bridge rec
ommends the purchase Of a tier of lots
just south of Turner field to increase
tie athletic park to sufficient size for
both baseball and football. The coun-
III is said to be in sympathy with the
city engineers plan.
AFTER four days racking associa-
ton with case ~ hiccoughs. Judge
Henry Cleveland g.islly broke away
fro mthem Saturday and IS now feeling
mere like his normal self He was
sore as a boil and almost dead for
Sfeor, before the, LET IN
DAN EDER. local taxi operator. Is
arrested by Officers Teboda and Erlen-
baugh on charges Of surety sof the
peace. Warrant sworn out by Arthur
Plageman. former employe Of Eders,
who says he fears latter win whip him
ror taking away taxi patronage.
TAKE the insole Of an old shoe and
burn ii to charcoal Pulverize this
and add a few drops of turpen tine. Ad-
dition Of a little sugar will make the
mixture more palatable" Try this re-
cire for scarlet fever. 1t is recommen-
ded in an old almanac published in
1917.
HENRY ANDRES. 6eos Aberdeen ave.
Chscaro and Jos. Hanrahan, operator
of a IIawmnnd-Chicago go hns, are two
more iitneurs nabbed b. police in jit-
nev war OFFICER schaetzeI got these
two Beth cases continued in city
court Men held for failure TO take out
licenses.
GONE six weeks old baby cries
for its mother \ husband weeps for
his wife This when the mate OF Milos
.Abanaoyich and mother OF his child.
hees home at 43I Calumet avenue. Police
are looking for her She's 81. Abana-
ovich knows no motive for her aban-
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

LOCAL enterprise is talking Of build
ing a big hotel on the southeast corner
of sibley street and Oakley avenue. 1T
viii be modelled after the Rumely- at
LaPorte. only larger" said one Of the
promoters.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

ATTY. GERALD GILLETT. i'll with
threatened pneumonia. is better today
and hopes soon to be out again.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

GONE six weeks old baby cries
Tor its mother. \ husband weeps for
his wife. This when the mate OF Milos
.Abanaoyich and mother OF his child.
fees home at 4Sl Calumet avenue. Police
are looking for her She's 81. Abana-
ovich knows no motive for her aban-
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

naces.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

RALPH T. CREAM. former success
full Hubbard Steel Foundry salesman.
VIII establish rapid transit trucking
between Hammond and other Calumet
district cities. He'll contract for long
distance hauling. His headquarters
viii be at 1888 Van Buren, st. His
phone number is 1171-R.
--
CHARLES SURPRISE. OF the Ham
mond federal court is wondering what
has become OF the bankruptcy business
as no new cases have been iled in
long while .Tther business Is pick
ing up or the bankrupt rrosnects are
so far gone they haven't the necessary
filing fee" ne speculates.
]. GLENN MURPHY nd Harry Nay
lor. Tisdale Film Co camera men. to-
day filmed police ana fire departments.
Rotary Club Irving school and other
points. Picture viii be shown at the
Parthenon. Murphy doesn't mind the
cold. He spent three months in Alaska
filming an oliver Curwood photoplay.
JACK RIPPER. colored. VINO wore
handaEe over his left eve and looked
tough otherwise. is arrested nv police
as holdup. Ripper terrorized North
Side househelders by appearing at
doors and demanding money HIS plea
was so fierce none refused. He had
$3.50 in niekels and dimes in his pocket.
FRANK O'pcTRSE. advance man.
publicity areat "an~el.' ticket tal5er
ard program distributor Of the Knirhts
Of Columbus finstre's ut the Parthe-
non February and l0 saws il VIII he
the greatest hon1e talent show the sity
ever nut forth. Some oe the iol es are
50 funny we're afraid u tel them FOR
fear Of casualties in the audience" says
Frank
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

MAYOR PAUL KAMRADT, of West
Hammond. is seriously i'll of influenza
pneumonia.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
tBVv.rETI~

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl
IO%DC->, j - -h4' ton-
stantine of Greece is preparing TO
ahdicate in favor of his eldest son.
Prince George according t. an
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

HAMMOND is experiencing its first
real siege OF water pipe freezing in a
good many years this week.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24
Commission Will Report to
State Legislatures on Col.
JudSOn's Plans for Inter
state HarbOr at Wolf
Lake and Lake Mich
igan

An important step in the progress
OF Illiana Harbor for Hammond is on
Of the significant news items of the
days letter to Major Henry W.
Lee secretary and engineer Of ths
Interstate Harbor Commission, from
Cen Lansing H Beach. chief of engi
neers' received this morning. enclosei
copy Of the official appointment o.
Col. Curtis Med. Townsend ass fed
eral member of the Interstate HArbo
Commission OF Illinois and Indiana.
The ocicial appointment reads as
follows:
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

GLENN CLARKE. banker has found
MS bowling legs again and is once more
hitting in the 200 class.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

JIMMY FROST. night desk sergeant
at Central police station, is laid up
with an attack of gout
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

ED. JUNIOR. czar of Plummer ave-
nue.. gets fine of $3.50 before JudG :
Henry Cleveland in city court this
morning. This on charge of '. I. l..
when police find hooch IN his cabarat
at 73 Plummer avenue.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

OFFICER BEAsLEY lost a $50 bill
This was Saturday afternoon. But he
recovered it when he re-entered p. IL.
Muener's hardware store, i'd Sibley st
Then he went out and bought the boys
at the store a box Of cigars.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

Generally fair, slowly rising tenn
peratvIre. winds shifting to east.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-24

oclivered by Carriers N Hammond
and W. Hammond soc per month on
srreets and news stands, &c per copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
IRy Associated presnl

PARIS. Nov. 3O.-Tho fight 'waged
IN behalf of Battling Sikh. the Sc
negalese pugilist. by his fellow-coun-
tryman. Deputy Diagne. In the
Chamber OF Deputies. has been lost
hy the member from Senegal Al
bldsne's attempt to have the appro-
prlation for physical education re-
dnced by 30o.h00 francs because of
Tho action "f the French Boxing Fed
GRAFTON in prnaiiziug Sikh for GER
'pn misdecds. WAS defeated today
by vote Of l0S To 1856. He made n
long speech. aud his words aroused
some sympathy, but Rs the appro-
rriati"n is intended only for anna
,eur associations. n professional af-
Gir like Skis was declared to have
no standing.
NJ. Diasnt said that this was 4
subject OF national interest: he drew
attention To the popular favor on
j"yed by boxers. asserting that IL
the crowd were Invited to hear n
great statesman speak or witness a