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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RE%T-Furnished rooms TO let;
Hammond 2-2s-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-Must sell a Studebaker
Touring car in good running order.
good paint: good tires and tubes. Stx4.
Roy II Malnquist Locust and HArri-
son ST. 5 blocks south OF Stands ri
avenue 6.6-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06


III Holman street. phone Hammond
FOR SALE passenger Studebaker 6
cylinder, Al condition. $4,000: tel.
1881; Ben HeIfef, 367 Calumet avenue.
Hammond. SIS
FOR SALE-MaXwen Runabout at a
bargain: apply 197 Indiana avenue or
Hammond Auto Paint Ton Co SIS
FOR SALE-One E-49 Buick touring
car: One Ford. light truck: Ford
wheels, new. Acorn Motor Co. phone
Hammond Az SIS
FOR SALE OR TRADE passenger
Mitchell touring car; Inquire 502 For
sythe avenue West Hammond phone
ia. SIS
FOR SAT.E-New aud Used Tires and
Tubes: Benson & HILL s2S Holman
street, Hammond. phone 272S 6-9-e0d
WE MUST SELL on QUIT!
The BIG BARGAINS IN used cars
right in our place
studebaker. cyl. 19i7--....s $4,000
Oldsmobile & evil ..-.... $50 90
Maxwell, 1920. two tops - $4,000
Dodge. 1919 .......---... $500
Nash Sedan -.-.......-. 1000. 90
Overland Touring ..-. ESQ 90
OldsmobiIe. : pass Ike new 10000
Oldsmobile Coupe ..-....... 700 90
loren AUTO SALES co.
Haynes end Oldsmoble Dealers
New location 330332 State a.. phone
Hammond 461. 6-6-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
NOTICE

VIII not be responsible for bills
presented after June I4th. 1921 Con-
trected BY Wm Gordon, whose business
1 have purchased
MRS THO. yERHOEyEN.
459 Michigan Avenue
66 Hammond. Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06

Hammond s1nG '''' 2,as-tf
FOR RENT-Lght house
keeping and sleeping
rooms, newly decorated. In
quire. 141 Logan street
Hammond. % t
FOR RENT furnished hskpg: rooms
hskpK rooms for men; ISIS Plum
rner avenue Hammond. 6-l-tf
FOX .aNT TT furnished rooms with
ba tn 9T7 Calumet avenue. phone
Hammond o-@-I
FOR RENT rooms for light hskpg,
IN cottage Rent reasOna Bile: Inquire
o32 Indiana avenue. phone 400 Ham
FOR RENT-2 and room apartments
furnished for light hskpg., 20 152nd -.
phone Hammond 33e9 go
F0P RENT-4 front rooms furnished
for hskpE. no children, $500 per
week: phone Hammond YES $50
FOR RENT-F1ruished rooms. single
and double 5+4 Morton Court Ham
FOR RENT-IarEe sleeping rooms.
modern l07 Williams street. Ham
mond. o-4-a
FOR RENT-For light hskpg.. furnish
ed room fiat and room fiat; 476
Sibiey street, Hammond o-4-l
FOR RENT-2 front furnished rooms
4qo6 Forsyth avenue, East Chicago.
FOR PFNT-3 light hskpE. rooms. fur
n.shed, COS Howard avenue. Ham
FOR RENT-2 light hskpg rooms at
333 Indiana avenue. Hammond.
80
FOR RFET-I-srge front sleeping room
81 Carroll street. phone Hammond
201-W "a"
T77,t5 PT@1- T7-0De front bod room and
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furnished for light housekeeping.
, ALI "a Douglas st. phone i03&S-E
Hammond DO
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ROHLING AUTO SALES

Dodge Bros. and Cadillac Motor Cars
Phone 2e6 Douglas and Holman
Streets Hammond. Ind SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM-For married cou-
pie employed. viii pack lunches. l
hI6ck from street car line SO week.
Phone 1921 Hammond. b-o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED Young girl to assist Ia gen
oral housework. references preferred
~ Mason street. Hammond. 6-4-l
~ NTED-Dishwasher good wages
tpply Hammond Country club. Tues
GsN after 3:30 6-6
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WANTED aIesman, experience utS
necessary neatness and honesty es-
sentiaI. Those having large acauain
lance with the working classes prefer
red Call in person, Room !. Straube
bldg. open evenings 6-6-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-06
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR Special Bargain. ii. .. s.
and room. modern houses and cot
tagcs Phone 1916 or call 531 Michi-
gan avenue Hammond 6-4-1
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SITUATION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-Young man. ar
nv chauffeur desires position. as
rri,-ate chauffeur for family. excellent
differences furnished, address b I INES
1ra,,,,-7ord 6-4-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
BIG FOUR"
FAVORS A
R. R. STRIKE
llNrERNarIonAt nEWs sERyIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYTcEI
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 1I--Ihat
an overwhelming majority OF the
n1e n1bers OF the Big Four Railroad
Brotherhoods favor a strike was the
declaration OF Warren s Stone. srand
chief Of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers. and spokesman for his
three associates, this morning
I am satisfied that less than two
per cent OF the membership favor ao-
ceptance OF the award If the railway
labor board he stated.
No action will be taken in the mat
ter. he added. rntil the brotherhood
leaders meet in Chicago October 10. %
canvass the returns
Officials OF the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trainmen will meet in Chicago,
sept 26. 10 canvass the strike vote
Of that organization. 1he train men
submitted a separate proposition and
will act Independently. II is stated
The ballot IS sealed and we have
70 means Of knowing how the men
vt ted. un.l the votes a-e canvassed.
James Murdock vice president and
acting president during the illness Of
w G Lee. said this morning. "bu:
whatever the men decided upon viii
be done II a strike IS favored. one
will be called
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
CASES ARE DISMISSED

The case OF Frank Payne, and Albert
s,enberger. es2 Summer street. was
64srntssed in the city court this morn
srr The young men were charged
I'm contributing to the delinquency OF
Helen Kamensd. 1s. by Mrs. Kane n
ekL her foster mother. who runs a
grocery store on Summon street The
girl has been missing from her home
e,nce last sunday night, and her moth
er charged the young men with Turing
ber 10 Chicago. Both were able 10
prove an alfbi.
search ia being made for the girl
sha left home in the same manner
some time ago and came back OF her
own accord.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
UNUSUAL OFFER AT
MAJESTIC STUDIO

The Majestic Studio announces IN
The Times today a special offer for
snort time only. on size four by sx
sepia photographs in seven by eleven
folders at one half the regular price.
The Majestic is the FIRST studio in
Hammond to announce reduction in
prices and Mr Reich the manager. says
that this is due to the demand for the
pictures that naturally takes place "a
the Younger folk leave for their differ
mt schools. The Studio viii be open
al day sunday and appointments can
5e made for evening aittings by phone.
It has been the impression by those
who have had desire to have their
pictures taken that could not do so dur
ing the day time that an evening sit
ting would not bring as good results
Mr.. Reich says that with his special
and newly Installed lighting arrange
ments his studio can be made lighter
than day light at any time of the day
or night and that results are just a
certain when the pictures are taken al
night as during the day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17


WASHINGTON, Sept. lin the face
OF widespread unem ployment and the
slashing wage reductions IN nearly all
lines OF industry the cost OF food
mounted higher during August. it was
revealed by figures made public today
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The greatest increase was reflected
n the price OF potatoes. amounting to
"a per cent. EGGS went 13 per cent
higher. The figures are based upon a
survey OF SO principal food articles in
81 cities.
other increases were Pork Chops
Cheese and Cabbage, II per cent; But
ter 10 per cent. Lard per cent; Sugar
per cent; Canned Tomatoes 5 per cent
Oranges per cent; Plate Beef. fresh
Milk oleomargarine and Corn Meal. 2
per cent; Bacon. Rolled Oats, Rice. Can
ned Corn. Canned Peas and Prunes in
creased l per cent. The price OF the
Chuck Roast. Hens and Macaroni in
creased less than 5-foth OF one per cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
PREXY ROWS
WITH BRYAN

MADISON. Wis, Sept. 17.-UniTers1ty
Of Wisconsin circles are stirred today
BY controversy that has arisen be-
tween D.. f. A Birge. president of the
institution and William Jennings Bry-
an Bryan's charge that DR.. Birge IS
fostering the teaching of Atheism and
rldicuAng belief in God and the Divin-
ity of Christ { drew a hot retort from
the university head.
Bryan is crazy. said DR.. Birge. He
is seeking notoriety and I refuse to en-
gage in a newspaper argument with
him. No one pays any attention to
what Bryan says anyhow"
In recent lecture at Monroe. Bryan
i quoted as declaring that President
Birge Il making a Joke out Of the re-
llglous convictions Of the fathers and
m nothers Of students at the university.
Modern teachings of philosophy and
science. Bryan declared. undermsnes
the religious Influences that surround
children in their homes before enter
ing the university
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
LUTHERANS
TO DEDICATE
NEW BUILDING

Tomorrow viii be a gala day for the
St. PauIs Lutheran congre cation Of
Hammond The new $4,000 build
ing. a combined school and parish
house at Eaton and Erie street. viii
be dedicated wlth appropriate cere-
mony Speakers of eminent ability
will deliver addresses At 10 a m
the doors viii be opened by the pas
tor OF the church the Rev. W +
Lichtsinn The audience viii then
assemble in the spacious auditorium
where divine services will be held
The vice president Of the synod of
Missouri O.. and other states. the Rev.
J. w. Miller. Ft Wayne. Ind will
deliver the sermon. For the benefit
of the older membership Of the church.
the morning service viii be conduct
ed In the German language In the
English services beginning at 2:30 D.
m !. Prof Albert II Miller of Con
cordia Teachers Seminary. River For
est. Ill, viii speak. Prof Miller. be-
sides being an able speaker. is an edu-
Gator of the first rank and the author
Of several books used in schools.
His Modern speller" IS used not only
in Lutheran schools but has become
state adoption in seversl states. The
Rev W c Meinzen. indianapolis.
Ind. will also speak in the afternoon.
In the evening an informal program
of an entertaining nature will be Civ
en-. Mr.. A. F. W Fedder, presiding
The musical numbers on the days
program are under the direction of Mr
A H Egers teacher and choirmaster
CONTINUED on page SIKH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
OTHERS IN
FAMILY
ARE DYING
Father Has Been Out OF
Work For Nearly A
Year

A. yhe corners inquest in East Chi
caso yesterday. little Joseph Kolod-
ozte. two and one-half years old. was
found to have died from starvation.
And another one of the family is said
70 hover between nfeaand death now.
on account OF under nourishment
Frank Kolodosies, the father. who
lives at 4so5 Northcote avenue. East
Chicago. told the visiting nurse that
he ha asreen out of work for nine
months and that he has been unable
10 provide for his family of six. the
Oldest of which is seven years The
ne4Shbors cay that they have seen the
children eating out OF the garbage cans
b,+ didn't realize that the family was
IN distress The fathers and mother
den.nted state is given as The reason
.or not asking for assistance
tn. visiting nurse has taken sup
lies TO the family and has the under
nourtshed child in her care.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO MEET MONDAY
R.auort of Committee on Fed
eral Court Will Be
ts Made.

~. TAX. County Bar Assoctation
will be asked Monday to favor tne
Terre Haute plan for the redistrietins
~ the federal court in Indiana Win
reservations and amendments
tn. special committee has prepared
majority report calling upon the as
.oc,.t,o1 70 take the initiative in be-
n.,t ~ the Hammond district Chair
-, To-enh Conroy made the follow
,r comment on the report Of the COM
mittee:
"A majority of the committee has
.rr,vad At the conclusion that tho ppe-
~1.d rz,ekey Bill before congress for
~. .nnofntrent Of an additional fed
.ral +,,dse in Indiana will not relieNe
IN. situation in the Hammond district
However. the proposed Terre Haute Dill
81 Avid. the state into east and west
-aAA-aI court districts would give the
raronond division such q limited term
=. .o,,r+ that the situation would not
be improved
.-vve are constrained 70 favor the
general proposition Of an east ana
vA., red,stricting Of ahe state, but be
nave that Hammond should nave
term Of court sufficiently long 70 handle
its volume Of business
The business of the federal court
ha. Increased to such an extent an
indiana that IT IS said that the WORK
ts two years behind. Ths members or
the Lake county bar have unoounded
confidence in the integrity and ability
Of Judge Anderson and there is no
move 70 cut his power or thwrat his
prestige or influence.
The members OF the committee pre-
senting the report are Chairman Con
roy. Fred Barnett. w. e Roe. Roy Z
Green and J. Glenn Harris
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
{. CHICAGO MAN SAYS
WIFE IS SPENDTHR|FT

CROWN POINT. Ind, Sept. 17.-The
martial troubles OF the Dobasons OF
East Chicago will be aired in the d.
vorce court according TO a complaint
fled in the Circuit court on Friday by
the husband. Nick Dobason, who al
leges that his wife Martha Is a spend
thrift that she has sQuandered his
earthly possessions with divers men
and persons to the extent that on one
particular occasion. she left without
his knowledge, taking $4,000 and
again $3.50. The final straw was when
she forced him 10 take $1,000 out OF the
bank for a trip to Europe, during the
time she was gone she had not com
municated with him. He now asks
an absolute divorce. William A
Faezy Is Dobason's attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
LIQUOR SEIZED
At ATHLETIC CLUB

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Grani jury In
vestigation was promised today as a
sequel to the seizure o; several cases
4. ;uoI a. The Chicago Athletic As
ISOLATION Assistant United States
District Attorney Roy j Egan an
rcunced that a thorough prooe would
be made.
iLf. -r..:ion tat led q me raid on
tho club j. aid TO have been obtained
'hr ,ugn eat: found in the p>''css n
or tnmes NcalsE and his wife so-called
de luxe SootIeRgers." w:o were ar
rested il Detroit several weeks ago.
The washes are said TO have shipped
more than s50.000 worth OF liquor 70
Chicago for sale to wealthy men.
It was intimated today that several
men well-known here might be involv-
ed in the Athletic Club liquor case.
Scores OF wealthy and prominent men
are members OF the organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
HOSTS PLAN
TO ATTEND
COUNTY FAIR

CSROWN POINT. IND. Sept IL
Thousands of people Of Lake county
and the adjoining territory on both
sides of the state line within a wide
radius are planning to take couple Of
days OF next week and spend them
with their friends, at Northern Ind
iana's biggest fall attraction. the Lake
county fair.
Fred Ruff. secretary or the Lake
County Agricultural Society. has had
little rest during the last two weeks.
He goes home from the Crown Point
office every night dog tired. but hap
py. The glow of pleasure comes from
the realization that he IS having an
important part in staging a fair which
promises TO shatter all previous records.
Exhibitors have been chasing him
constantly. Never has there been such
an apparent desire to return to the old
fashioned style of fair when farmers
and city folks alike took justincable
pride in matching tho products Of their
labors against those OF all comers
They seemed to sense that there would
be a rush this year and they started
checking In early.
One thing which has causes the
marked pickup has been the knowledge
that the new substantial and beauti
full buildings have been completed and
their exhibits will show off TO best ad
vantage, safe from any whims of the
weather.
Il had chance to look over tho new
Fine Arts Hall at the fair grounds at
the Old Settlers Picnic" said A. NJ
Turner, OF Hammond today. The coun
ty should be proud of It. I wish we had
a building like IL in Hammond II will
show off the exhibits admirably and Is
an assembly room IL will seat close to
1000 people"
Then there are the handsome new
brick buildings for the horses. cattle.
hogs. sheep and poultry. An interest
ing feature Of the fair will be the
hibits from each school OF the county
in the Fine Arts Hall.
An elaborate program OF free attrac-
tions has been booked for afternoons
and evenings Among these are such
headliners as Hiss Cleora Miller and
Company. = musical number: Tho Six
Tip Tops. tumblers extraordinary; stat
ford's Comedy Animal Circus: Barth-
oldi's Birds, one OF the most interest
ing and unususi Acts in vaudeville:
the Auriai Pats. a thrilling trapexe
act, and several others
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
FOOD STUFFS Up IN
PRICE DURING AUGUST

Nine articles decreased in the month
from July 18th to August 18th. as fol
lows:
Bananas 5 per cent: Leg OF Lamb
3 per cent. canned Salmon. Flour, Onion
and Raisins. per cent. Slrloin Steak
Round Steak and RIB Roast, / per cent
For the year period. Aug IS. 1920
"a Aug. Is, 1921, the percentage de
crease in all articles OF food combined
was 20 per cent.
For the eight year period Aug. Is
1913 to Aug. Is, 1921. the percentago
increase in al articles Of food. combin
I'd was SO per cent, with potatoes head
ng the list at 121 per cent Rice in
creased but l per cent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
DECISION
REACHED
LAST NIGHT
Building Contractors ASS0Cia
ton Will Want No Longer
For Men
tBULLETIN.)

Hammond. md sept H. 1t-4
The Building Trades Employers AS
sociation Of Hammond at special
meeting in their rooms in the Citizens
National Bank Building, last night
unanimously adopted the open shop
in regard to the carpenters. To go n
effect Monday morning. provided that
no settlement has been arrived at be
fore that time. The above association
agrees that they will protect any and
all carpenters, that 60 TO work at the
81 90 per hour. against any fines tina;
may be placed againts them by thelr
union. The condition that brought
about this resolution, was the abso-
Lutte refusal of the carpenters TO ac-
cept wages and working conditions IN
line with the Lands decision. The
bricklayers and the building 1aborers
have agreed and are working under
the Lands wage and working cond'-
tions. The electricians have accepted
and are working under the Lands wage
scale. The plasterers and the plum
bers have agreed to accept the scale
adopted by their trades in Chicago.
The Association Is negotiating with 2
number Of the other crafts with fair
chance Of settlement at an early
date. June the 18th at a public meet
ing, at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms, called by the board OF directors
Of the Chamber Of Commerce aud the
Clearing House Association, in an en-
deavor to clear up the building situa-
tion II was recommended and adopted
to adjust the wages and conditions in
this district according 10 the Lands
decision. and the Association contrac-
tors agreed 10 accept this proposition
and still stand ready 70 make agree
ments and continue work in accord
with the Lands rulings.
BUILDING TRADES EMPOYERS
ASSN.-By committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
MRS. EMMA ALLEN
DIES IN VALPARAISO
Hammond's First Kinder
garten Teacher Buried
Today in Graceland.
rspEcIAL 70 THE YInEs1

VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. 1.-THE
Arst kindergarten teacher that Ham
nond ever had. Mrs. Emma Allen. died
here last Thursday night. aged 65
years She had been a widow for 20
years Mrs. Allen was a sister Of
Mrs J. s. Blackmum and N. Louise
Woods OF Hammond. and an aunt ot
Roscoe E. Woods. Her death 4. at
tributed 20 heart failure. Mrs Alien
established a private kindergarten in
Hammond in its early days before kim
dergartens were introduced in the pub
lie schools. The funeral took place
mere this morning Burial was az
Graceland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
SAYS HUSBAND
HAD BEAT HER;
WANTS DIVORCE

Mitar Kovachevich was made de
fendant in a divorce suit filed BY his
wife. Anka Kovachevich IN the Lake
superior court at Gary.
Anka charges that her husband beat
and nagged her and on account OF this.
she could not sleep night or day. She
asks the court for the custody Of her
two children, 81 900 alinony and that
the property owned by her and her
husband. be turned over 70 her.
Attorney Ukman is representing the
plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
(BULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvlcEl
CHICAGO. Sept. IL. - Chica-
go's first airplane thief came to
disaster here early today and fell
into the clutches Of the police a
few hours after the plane he had
stolen had encountered the top Of
a tree and crashed to the ground.
Frank Stroud. a veteran flyer
from Sioux City. Ia. was arrested
shortly after plane belonging to
W. c. Burmeister had been found
near the Evanston golf club with
bloodstains in the cockpit. Stroud
confessed. according to police.
that he stole the plane with the
idea of using it in a "barnstorm-
ing tour of various towns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
WOMAN'S G.. o. P.
ITO MEET MONDAY

Woman's participation in the Ham
mond city campaign will begin offic-
tally Monday evening with a meeting
of the Women's Republican Club at
the home Of Mrs Herman Sasse, 92s
Holman street, Monday evening. All
republican womtn are invited TO be
present The republican candidates
will address the meeting ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
(BULLETIN)

tINTERNATIoNAL NEWS sERVlcEl
LONDON. Sept. l7.-Premier
Lloyd George this afternoon re-
piled to Eamonn de Valera saying
a new conference is impossible so
long as the Irish claim Ireland is
an independent sovereign state.
The communication was in re-
ply to De Valera's telegram of yes
terday indicating a Willingness on
the part of the Sim Fem to renew
negotiations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
GOODRICH
On RUSSIAN
RELIEF STAFF
rIN-FRnArIonAL NEWS SERVICE

M EFHATTUNAL NEW5 5EFFINL1
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-F'ormer Coz.
ames Goodrich OF Indiana sailed today
on the steamer Kroonland 70 Join the
staff OF Col. william r. Haskell, heac
or the American Relief Administrations
Russian Expedition. Before going to
Russia. Air Goodrich will confer with
Russian Director Walter L Brown. IN
London Mrs. Goodrich, who accom-
panied her husband on the Kroonland.
win spend the winter IN italy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17

ONE OF the sights OF the carnival
Curley Erlenbaugh, tho motorcycle cop
and his girl. all dressed upand proud
over the fact that by playing the police
number "13" they had been particularly
lucky. Curley had goose tucked un-
der his arm while the girl carried a
duck. Dose ducky is oo?" Curley said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
SUIT Is FILED
AGAINST YELLOW
CAB COMP ANY

Charging that injuries we're received
when a Yellow Cab overturned due
to careIessness Nick Paulos, Sam Pau
los and Mrs. Marie Paulos are suing
the Hammond Yellow Cab Co.. fer
$4,000 Nick Paulos asks for $1,000,
for injuries; sam wants $1,000 and Mrs.
Paulos wants $4,000. The accident
happened on July 23rd, 1920
The suit IS fled in the Gary Lake
Superior court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
DEATH OF BOY

Charles Lynch. little son OF Mt and
Mrs. Charles Lynch of 10 142nd street.
HE'D last night of scarlet fever. The
boy was four years and four months
nd The fune raj was held this after
noon at the home and burial took place
in Calvary cemetery.