The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
HOOVER MUST CARRY CALIFORNIA


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HEAR THAT
TWO Indiana Harhor men were re
used citizenship by Judge Anderson he
.ause they admitted that prior to April
/. 1918. they had kept the back doors
If their saloons open on Sunday.
JOHN POCIUCHANSKI -- they call
him Judge" now-has the honor of pur-
chasing West Hammond's first vehicle
license. He paid premium of $5, max
ng SIS in all in order to get No. 1.
JAKE CzASzEwICz has resigned the
job of water clerk for West Hammond.
The vacancy has been filled by the ap-
of Walter Babiek. former gro
GER.
w. C. BELMAN. banker. says Of Low
den. "He is an administrative executive
Of great ability. a clean-cut man. and my
choice for the Republican nomination for
president"
II. c. CLEVELAND. attorney. sick
since Christmas with heart trouble, is
able to be UP again. A few short walks
for the present are the best II. c. can
DO, But he's improving wonderfully.
DAN MORAN is a Hoover man and
believes the Californian has had more
executive experience than any Of the
other candidates. He would be for John
SON if the latter was not SO provincial"
ALBERT MORRIS and Jake sherman
are among those thankful for the yard
mems strike. with so many men stand
ing around on the streets these days
il is easy for the riding bailiffs 20 pick
up men to fll out the turies.
d. z. BOONE says that Just because
he helped to entertain Senator Harding
Is no sign that he is for him. Harding
l. a distinguished American and We
should honor him. but we don't have to
Vote for him necessarily" said D. Z.
4 WISE few who attend the council
manic meetings at the city hall every
two weeks arc elated at the thou ght that
they witness one of the best vaudeville
shows in Hammond-and 1t doesn't cost
q cent either.
CAPT. GEORGE HANLON Of the
Hammond police department got out OF
the hospital for short walk today afE>
q nine-weeks' illness. He was hear z
received by friends and though still y f
is on the broad road to recovery. q
ATTORNEY WILLIAM J. J.sW-HINERy
Il determined tha. Wood is the logical
candidate fer the Republican nomina-
tlon II am for Wood" he says. be
cause Wood is free from isns.' He's 4
level-headed man and will put the coun-
try back on a pre-war basis
A. R. ExToN-PoRTER is = booster
of Hoover. whom he characterjzes as a
man who does things ENton continues.
And he can do more. He has an expert
knowledge OF interna tonal politics and
policies and the next president Will need
such information"
C. II. HARTNELI4 insurance man
from Indianapolis. whom Howard ].
escoFed about Hammond
and showed the bright lights thinks that
Wood is about the best candidate in the
field 7 fnd Wood Is pretty popular
down state" he said.
c. 9. KINGWILL now totes a pocket
full Of straw ballots containing the Re
publican presidential candidates in al
phabetical order. He IS fathering
series Of straw votes. believing that his
ck-Johnson-will show a big major
ity.
R.F. HoLLEY. dentist. is another cos
mopolitanite who refuses TO wear the
straight jacket Of party adherence" when
1T comes 10 choosing a national leader
"McAdoo or Cox on the Democratic tick
It and Hoover on the Republican-that'S
my choice. I'm for Hoover because he
rs for the league of nations"
CAPTAIN FRED w. sTEFFEN will
lecture on the Steffen Guide tonight at
SUITE 500, Hammond bldg. Mayor Brown
and other city officials viii attend. The
lecture is open to motorists and farmers.
who will find the Steffen Guide the most
ingenious and practical system of auto
road routing that has yet been devised.
Begins at p. m.
ONE or Hammond's most enterprising
young insurance men and whose only
misfortune according TO friends. is that
he is a Democrat. wants TO know why
the Republicans have filed, IS he says.
NO sets Of delegates at Crown Point for
the state convention. Since beginning
his quest for an answer to the question
ne has become addicted to cigarettes.
REFERRING to the objections Of gro
GERS TO his government food sales. the
other night Mayor Brown said, They
kick about me taking business away
from them. but they sey nothing about
those Chicago bakers from whom they
buy $4,000 worth of bread each day when
home bakers are prepared to supply the
demand
ACCORDING to the records of DR.. Will
liam a Buchanan. secretary of the board
of health. there was A slight increase
in the number of scarlet fever cases re
ported this week over the week previous
Up TO noon today there were reported s
cases Of measles, 5 Of scarlet fever. and
/ ~ diphthoria. Last week there were