The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-18

CHIT FOR
DID YOU
HEAR THAT
Sweet. a sixteen-year-old -. Joe. Mich,
sri. IS missing and may be n this city.
THE Boy Scouts arc contemplating
The publishing Of a little periodical con
aiming accounts OF their activities.
THE Michigan Central railroad com
pany and the New York Central Will
issue a new time card next sunday.
WOULD you believe 1T Cars in Ham
mond running around with 1919 license
tags in plain We've Yep, its true
HAMMOND visitors 70 South Bend
will be interested in the news that Abe
Frank has sold the Oliver Hotel there
Tor $4,000.
DAVID o'CONoR. a Dublin. Ireland.
newspaper man. is in the city 20 speak
on the Sim Feln case IN Hammond on
Thursday night
THE Rotarians met a. luncheon TO-
day and are getting 50 well acquainted
that calling each other b. their nrst
names is easy now.
NOBODY in Lake county is more
zyrnpa1h t-calIy interested in the pass
ing Of an old settler han a. II. Turner
OF the First National.
H r MCFARLAND. CT the Calumet
Motor supply Co vas called TO Chicago
today. where his fathcr-in-law. a rail
road conductor, lost an arm IN al acci-
dent.
JUDGE JOHN KOwALsN q west
Hammond DID some regular work yes
-erdsy when he 50 out four new trees
along his property a. F-orsythe ave. ana
l51nd s..
HUT OBS. Republican nominee for
sheriff arrived home last night after
spending about ten days at Indianapolis
and vicinity. resting uP. and attending
the state convention. etc
JUDGE HARDY passed on the appu-
cations Of another crowd of would-5s
citizens today in the superior court.
The number desiring full citizenship
was even greater than last week
DISTRICT CHAIRMAN ED SIAfONs
and County Chairman Allen P Tywu1sn
ot the Democratic party left today for
Indianapolis in preparation for the state
convention which starts tomorrow.
ANXIOUS ears were turned toward
Indianapolis today FOR II was arraign-
ruent day IN ths federal court and sew
eraI Lake county cases are expected 70
come up for hearlng.
JACK LEIGH is now trying % per-
suade the Michigan Central 10 stop
trains al the Porter race track the same
as they did hack n The good old horse
racing days
HAMMOND is TO have "Groceteria. d.
a store where you help yourself. II IS
being installed by The Consumers CO.
operative Grocery Co. On W state 81.
next 10 the Overland-F'udge Co sales
rooms.
THOSE back of the industrial base
hall teams oF Hammond are going To
take II Up with the mayor to see If
some plan cannot be worked cut where
by the citys baseball parks wall be
placed in better condition.
MAYOR BROWN VIII have another
blE sale of fruits. apple butter. etc. to-
morrow at ehe old Hammond Daily News
plant ON Holman ST. THIS wlll bo the
last Of the sales. Line forms to the
right Bring your own lunch.
JUDGE TUTHILL. formerly OF the
Hammond superior court. has been ap-
pointed to represent Michig gan City
Scottish Rite Masons in the movement
now on foot to establish a cons-story
for Lake county.
THE Red cross Home Service Office
in the Chamber Of Commerce. corner of
Sihley and Holman SIS. IS holding
papers belonging 20 Trian Breaz. which
were picked up on the street They
may be recovered by calling a. tha,
Office.
DON s. ROBINSON Of Motor
Sparks" Chicago newspaper automobile
editor. is in town 20 give the stenen-
guide system the orcc-over. Hen MAKE
o. trip this afternoon over route
mapped out according to stenen guide
The route viii be published in TIE
TINES.
THE ten charter members OF the
Hammond Woman's Auxiliary 20 the
( American Legion. Post Is. which was
organized al The Chamber Of Commerce
last night are: The Nesdames Shook
man. Dohlkamp. Prefer, Leary. Long,
Todd. Nussear. Bigger and Mrs Erie
Lund temporary chairman. and Mrs
Francis Chapman. temporary secretary
Applications for admission are being
( received IN large numbers.
HAMMOND FIRST
CITY OVER TOP
Recognition OF the strenuous vor
put in by Howard GesoheidIer as the