The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-17

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DID YOU
HEAR THAT
GENE SNODGRASS made a visit to
relatives in the old town of Kouts this
week.
CHARLEY CLEVELAND spent a part
e the week with the old home folks at
Crown Point
L. W. LEWIS. advertising man. is \
loyal Illinoisan first. "Lowden is my
choice for president. and after him I
prefer Harding"
) W. F'EsLER. Republican guberna-
torial candidate is well satisfied with
his trip in Northern Lake 60. and re-
turned to Indianapolis YESTERDAY
JUDGE FRED BARNETT has the
Democratic congressional convention all
to himself. His Lafayette opponent
withdrew from the race.
J. c. GRAssELE. county treasurer of
Porter CO. well known in this district,
is critically III with pneumonia at Val
paraiso.
JUDGE H E. TUTHILL. one of Ham
mond's admirers and property owners.
is running for supreme court on the
Republican ticket this year
BOY SCOUTS of Hammond have ar
ranged for a big rally to BE- held at the
X. of c. hall on April 13. No admission
will be charged and every body j. well
come.
J. L. MEYERS. who is attending the
Consistory at Fort Wayne. writes that
the town is full OF Masons. Eighteen
slept in cots in the hallway adjoining s
Joe's room at the hotel
HERBERT POSTMA. who carries the
mail in West Hammond. blossomed out
this week in a brand new uniform. He's
found a place where they still make
them and says the price was right. TOO.
BOB JENNINGS is worrying about
nothing but sugar 1T isn't a matter
of what it costs. it's being able to get
it at all in quantity" said the ice cream
man.
BEN WOLF. or the Lion store furni-
ture department. has made close study
Of the yardmen's strike and friends who
have heard him explain just how il
started and how II is going to end are
watching developments eagerly.
LATER plans of the X. c. baseball
team urge that all members of the team
as announced on today's sport page of
THE TINES. meet tomorrow morning at
the club rooms for practics instead OF
in the afternoon.
HAMMOND POST. american Legion.
has been asked 10 locate the relatives
of Arthur C. Baseler. who died in serv-
ice. He gave the name of Mrs J. W
Brumley Of Hammond as his next Of kin
He enlisted here and gave his birthplace
as Buckeye. Iowa
THROUGH a. typographical error OF the
typewriter it was announced in THE
TIMES that the Rooster Club would crow
hereafter at the Country Club. This is
erroneous. The Rooster Club has not
merged with the Country Club-but they
have hopes.
TO employees with American steel
Foundries from to 5 years. a service
button has been given in black with
the gold letters A s. Z. For service
s TO "A years dark blue. For a to 20
a dark red. For 20 to So years. a light
blue. From 35 10 40 years. a white
Several are wearing tho light blue
J. D SMALLEY. former mayor Of
Hammond and now connected with Har-
gis & Moore. realty mon, says. Cox Of
Ohio. flrst last. and always" He thinks
that Cox is An able man both as an exec
utive and business man. ITO meet him
is to know him-and have confidence in
him.
OSCAR A. KRINRILL. manager Of the
Hammond telephone company. has just
returned from two-months' visit
through California. All over the state
sentiment IS growing antagonistic to
johnson. People there haven't much
liking for him. Ny choice of the Repub-
lican nominees is Lowden. He's the
logical man for the job"
JAPS SUPPRESS
ENGLISH PAPERS
Exclusive Cable to the I. N. s. ana ths
London Daily Expressly
TOXIC, April 1.-THE two English
newspapers printed at Nladivostok have
been suppressed by the Japanese military
authorities. according to information re
ceived here today.
The special japanese military mission
at Nladivostok, which is acting on or
ders from the general staff, IS accused
Of maintaining sympathetic relations
with Gen Semenon and other reactionary
Russians and impeding The work of the
diplomatic mission.
The newspaper Yomiuri, in comment
ing upon the Japanese occupation of