The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
N. YORK STAGES RAGGEDY PARADE
WILL INDIANA BE REPRESENTED ON A NATIONAL TICKET?

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HEAR THAT
I ATTORNEY FRED CRUMPACKEF
+ has been on legal business at the state
capital thfs week.
/ c. G. KINGWILL has a building oi
/ 600 capacity for the Johnson. meetins
here next week and Yet he doesn't know
whether IL viii be large enough or not
PROF. EDWIN MONROE. one OF tn,
charter members Of the new Hammond
/ Rotary. was a Rotarian in Muskogee ane
has nothing but praise for the move
ment
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Is list.
ed as one who will Join the ranks Of
Shriners Monday. No. it's not the poet
He halls from LaPorte. the home towr
Of Belle Guinness.
F \. BUNNEI4L was called to Cleve.
land by the serious illness Of his sister
A wire from his yesterday said there
was no improvement in her condition
Mr.. Bunnell hopes to return Monday.
JULIUS MEYN packed his golf tools
bade his family q hasty goodbye last
night and beat il for French Lick tc
set in a little rest and practice beofre
the season officially opens in Hammond
ANOTHER crowd Of spectators sur
rounds the West Hammond police court
this afternoon in the hope Of getting
an earful from the sensa tional case
against Joseph Meek which is in it's
third bI-weekly lap.
MORT TOwLE. cashier Of the First
National Bank. has been granted a leave
of absence on account of illness for three
months and viii make his home At Do
wagiac, Mich. where he has purchased
a bungalow
CHARLES MICHAELsTETTER. man
ager of the Deluxe theatre. has re-
turned from Rochester. Mimi. where he
was under the care Of the Mayo Brothers
for eye treatment His sight is wonder
fully improved, he says.
MUCH regret is expressed because
E. J. Harrison. assistant rsbban OF Orak
Temple viii not be able to participate
ting along nicely. but will not be out
of the hospital for some time yet
H. z. DORTON says. We don't want
a president 10 run the affairs of Europe.
we've had that kind for seven years
we want a man who can handle United
States affairs in good old American style
and that man is Hiram Johnson"
J. L. MCDONNELL of Hammond. sole
Democratic candidate for coroner. is con-
hdent that he is going TO land the job.
In fact he has expressed a willingness
to lay real money that he Will be the
next coroner.
HI JoHNsON's boosters will pro-
claim themselves next week by wearing
I'm for Hiram" buttons. Chicago is
sending down 5000 of them to be dis
tributed from the Monnette Smoke Shop
Monday.
THE K o. T. NJ. baseball team will
DC feted Monday night at odd Fellows
Hall by brother Maccabees. Baseball
plans for the coming season will be
mapped out Meetings Of the lodge have
been changed to the second and fourth
Mondays OF eaCn month
JOHN RIETZ the W. k fireman at
Station 4. on his day off walked eight
miles to get tree which he planted in
conspicuous place and his neighbor
Richter says it keeps the sun out Of his
window and is going to move the tree
some dark night.
A DISAPPOINTED crowd waited In
front OF Mayor Browns fort Yesterday
morning in Holman St.. All the ammu-
milton. consisting Of peach and plum
Jam. had been carried away the day
before by housewives combating the
H c L. "Oh. there'll be more-be more
next week sang the mayor blithely as
he counted the proceeds of 5000 cans.
THAT worried look that Tony Taper
has been unable to shake off lately is
due to the fact that he has CLEANED
advance information that he is TO be
given his moneys worth when he is
introduced to the mysteries Of Shrine
dom. Other perturbed ones are Mayor
Hodges of Gary and oscar Ahlgren of
Whiting.
CITY TREASURER WALTER BIELE-
ED Is IN the midst OF ouSy DAYS with
tho final day for tax payments coming
May ;. We can dispose of tax payers
at the rate OF three minutes TO a per
SON" said Mr.. BieIefeld. That's system.
An ugly looking pistol adorns the top
Of his desk in full view Of the public.
To squelch ambitious holdupmen,' he
said significantly.
"
L. IS. SMITH and l.. F. Sankey have
purchased the painting and decorating
establishment OF Howard 0. Young at
695 Holman ST. The business has been
one Of the most hourishing in its line
in Hammond and further expansion and
success is looked for under the super
vision of Smith & Sankey, two of Ham
monds live wire business men. They
were for more than ten years in the
employ of Nj. Young. He will enter q
new field
ONLY HAD TWO
DENOMINATIONS
Alvina Katrine and Christ Karezer
q, he De-