The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-22


ANY WAY you look at it. them
| Dalrymple dicks has got pretty lively
season ahead OF them" commented a
fellow at the barber shop this morning
a SAFE betting. proposition is that
every other automobile you meet has
had its back fender punched up or mash
ed AZ some period in its history.
HAMMOND autoists are still wonder
ing when tho bridge crossing on Lake
George road is going to be put in some
shape that makes il ft to drive over
DIR. FREDERICK SAUER OF Indiana
Harbor. well known here. lost his
brother in Calumet. Mich. by death last
week. He was 53 years OF age.
FRIENDS OF Dr. H. Z. Sharrer. the
| champio postal card sender. are won
/ dering what has become Of him. He
has been away from Hammond a week
and no postal cards.
ALBERT GUMM. janitor in the c1ti-
/ zens Bank block. is very serious about
I fire. Somebody struck a match on the
7 third floor and Albert turned in an
alarm Immediately If not sooner.
ST PAUL'S school children would
/ like to make Louie Klitzke the next
mayor of Hammond. He treated every
mothers son and daughter OF them 70
4 ice cream the day school was out.
IT DOESN'T matter what part of
Lake county they pull off some athletic
stunt. Clarence Thomas viii be there
and sometimes he goes out Of the coun-
~ to see it.
TAG DAY for the CarmeIite orphan
age in East Chicago, which is a region
wide event. will take place on Satur-
day A. N Turner Is chairman of the
drive.
THE Prestolite company is doing
business in it's new home on South Hoh
man street. II enjoys the distinction
Of being the furtherest south point in
automobile row.
ICE CREAM manufacturers announce
raise in the price of their product and
Hammond soft drink dealers viii be
camping on the trail or the fair price
commission in order to get the lid tilted
a little in their favor
JUDGE JOHN KowALsKI Of the
West Hammond police court motored to
Detroit with friends Sunday Speaking
of Detroit the judge said: Windsor is
mighty pretty place, but they won't sell
you anything in bottles there"
H P DOWNEY. veteran Hammond
contractor. Tenth district delegate TO
the Democratic national convention. has
left for San Francisco on the Indian
apolis special train. The Indiana dele
cation is uninstructed
DOC SHARPER dropped The Times
post card when the Shrine convention
party stopped at Lake Louise. Alberta.
Canada He says. Gang going good
Well stocked and have toasted YOU sew
eral times" There is something old
fashionedly familiar about his words.
SHERIFF Lew Barnes. Prosecutor
Clyde Hunter. Judge Walter Hardy and
a whole raft of greater and lesser lights
OF Lake county occupied frst line boxes
at the East Chicago fight exhibition Sat
urday and from the way they acted it
suited them pretty well.
SPECIAL exercises were held in
Sumeracki hail West Hammond. TO cele-
brate the twenty-ffth anniversary of
Rev B. Nowakowskis ordination as
priest. Father Nowskowski has been
pastor of St Andrews parish in West
Hammond for about II years.
ATTORNEY Joseph Conroy rises 10
-
effect here Of late are causing him no
end Of trouble Il get up by the old
time" he says go to work by tho
new time. and between the two times I
have a very old Ned of a time. some
times"
GEORGE B. sHEERER. prominent
attorney and gifted cornetist. reports
that friend Of his made him a pres
ent of a fine bull pup recently. 1T was
a grand dog. and everything went lovely
till he developed penchant for chas-
ing neighbor's cats" he says I gave
him away to avoid paying feline burial
costs"
D. E. BOONE and T. x. Stinson. sab,
will leave for Mississippi. sab, for 10
raise watermelons. sab. just as soon, sab,
as court is adjourned They've got a
4O-acre plantation over grown with cane
brake down in the wilds of Mississippi
and having read something about south
ern colonels. and mint Juleps and jas
mine and being possessed of illimitable
imaginations, both have reached that
stage when they do nothing but talk
about Mississippi sab. and our planta-
ton"
SINCE there is still room for a few
more lines in this column the Office
rule may be waived to mention the fact
that John Mooney of The Times staff
arrived home safely today from Cleve-
land. where he had been week ending
with his old acquaintance. one of whom
returned with him. Reginald Gibbons by
name Gibbons is an employe of the
Cleveland Press and of on a month s
vacation. II is to be hoped that he
Will not be eventually driven to the
wheat fields as VIC learn he and John
have had some experience to this effect