The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-29


In the price Of that commodity due to
the interstate railroad raise
THE chilly days have caused some
high stepping on the part OF the Indust-
rial high school boys who arc limbering
Up for the spring track events
HA1GAoND EI4Ks will tender a ban
quet to their officers next Thursday eve
ming. Joe Austgen says It will be tho
best thing ever put over Tor the money.
NONE Of Tho dignitaries in the Ma
sonic parade bore his two-quart hat
more beoomingly than John W NORTH
land. who was acting as Junior Grand
Deacon. III
IF as much is spent on the interior as
the gang OF men exert in polishing tho
brass door handles st the r@arthenon,
the theatre will be about the cleEness
ono in the world ~, ..e..,,f
AS far as H II. johnson. state bank
oils can fnd out the Calumet region is
the only district in the state where day
light saving Is in effect. -
THE Deluxe at last has ''The Kid
which has been loitering along the way
som e-H3rere between indianapolis and
Hammond. since February sth when It
was originally booked for the theatre.
GEORGE AIALLET. who rs now rush
Ing around getting ready for the Shrine
cornerstone laying Thursday. will howl
with Slee when Sunday ocmes for he
may have Z breathing spell Off while.
TUE chess tournament between the
Hemmond police and FIRE departments Is
a draw so far. as the men have been too
busy to play a whole game at one sit
ting Play will be resumed on Wed
nesday afternoon .->s-.. ~, a.a4gp4yss ,sese.
ALFRED UHLE. the crack photograp-
her Of the Muriilo studio took speed
Grafiex pictures OF the Masonic corner
stone laying. the Grand Master and the
parade and had them on display by SIX
o'clock Saturday evening. --e---; 49,,
TIE Bellamy boys. the Fzlasner boys
and Earl Pooler. nve all told. broke the
Cedar Lake record last Sunday when
they returned TO Hammond with ffty
picizerel. OF course they had their pic
tures taken with the catch. -. e.,
CHARLES BUETFRING. custodian Of
the court house. beat the whole county
to it on daylight savings. Hs had th-
town clocks slippeI ahead the additional
hour before no went home to supper at
500 o'clock sat-s dsy =verinS.
THE Dolde band of the Knights Of
Khorass2n gave {. splendid performance
1T the h of P. hall last evening for the
Knights of Py-thias. The show was At
tended by a large crowd who enjoyed re-
freshments after the performance
HERB tLAAPREIL had scare
thrown into him when ne returned to
his homo last night and found he had
company They had broken
In the back door but beat st when the
family arrived > Nothing WIS stolen.
THE Hammond police department sent
a beautiful floral piece 10 Gary in mem
ory OF Thomas Knots for many years
a member OF the Hammond department
before he took up his residence tn Gary.
a delegation or policemen will be p>
ent at the funeral this afternoon.
JI1n4IE TRosT. city Court BatuR.
Is looking for the sIiSiz crooks who made
away with hts desk from the city court
room the other day. Jimmie says that
he will have to go outside the Hammond
police department to get tho kind or
sleuthing talent that ne needs TO md the
cuiprits. 81
FORGETTING to set his clock ahead
they say John Reinert woke UP after
eight o'clock Monday morning and think
ins he had oversight called a taxi in ord
e rto get to the subway offices on time.
Then came the trip to the beancry for
hts cereal when the found hinise.c ali
s'ofie' ~A- $. r 'Sssslss3aGGssst,.z,
TIMES reader writes: William Casey
Curtis. the Shaefter OIL truck driver. Will
be very much put out II you Go not enter
him in the South Holman street road
race He beat the fire department to the
21oorhead OIL %. hre the other dag. Bill
says he shows the boys up every day In
practice"
THE two story brick dwelling Just