The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-10

D'EvER hear Of a pierateer?
I pierateer is restaurant keeper VIII
charges 10 or 10 cents for piece o
pie.
$1,000 HIGH school graduates Wi
/ be thrown on the mercy OF the wort
in Indiana schools this and mex
month.
JUDGE WALTER HARDY. Ceorg.
/ Nallett and several other Hammond Ma
/ sons went to Indianapolis this after.
noon
The street department has beer
smoothing up the old brick pavement
on Rinbach avenue until 1t rides pretty
/ well once more
JOE RUFF. son Of the Holman st
/ hardware dealer, contributed a mic
bike to the A. for the S. of B. T yes
/ terday.
HUGO EPSTEIN, closely identified
with the East Chicago plant of thu
General American. has resigned K
take a few months rest in travel.
MANY ditched cars were reported
between here and Crown Point OF
Sunday but there were no fatalitie;
nor serious casualties on the list.
UNION carpenters at South Bena
have voted to accept a wage cut and
viii receive s31ac per hour instead Of
500 which they have been getting
hitherto.
ANDREW sTACHowIcz. W. Ham
mond's hustling city clerk, has been
confined to his home for several days
with a severe cold which threatened to
run into pneumonia.
JAMES FINNERAN is now the proud
owner of the fivver truck offered for
sale by tho West Hammond police de-
partment. He bid S16450 on It and
had to take It.
o. r. DIBBLEE Of salt Lake city.
who surprised his brothers Robert.
James and Wilson of Hammond. by
dropping in on them week ago for
pleasant visit, left today for hss
home
DAVE EMERy's patent cigar light
ers average about 10 per cent when
is about 80 per cent better than any
other brand. With each lighter Dave
gives a thirty day service and redlHng
offer.
ONE Of Hammonds newest eques-
trians finds horseback riding splendid
exercise-for the horse. His only dif-
ficulty is that every time the horse
goes up ne is just in the act of com
lng down
JUL 8TETN journeyed to Cedar Lake
Sunday evening on the strength of a
report that Ted Lewis famous Jazz
band would be there to furnish tod
ding inspiration. Gossip has it that
the kick was missing
THE town Of Lansing spent 50 much
money digging q well that it went III
the hole. Well. well They claim to
have found an underground river at
the bottom Of the we'll Probably
there's blind fish in the hidden river.
Maybe its the styx.
FRIENDS Of Doc Groman are urp-
ing him to give lecture on The In
antesmality OF Terrestrial Nfamalae
or something TO that effect. He wakes
loauaeious on this subject or one
somewhat on the same order on every
occasion
EDDIE BERwANGER. who as
member Of the dry SQUAD. has seen
many booze running car get away
because he was giving chase Ia q
fiiver has traded his ford sedan III
an a heavy Buick touring car, which
he claims viii overhaul most of thenN
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DIR. JOSEPH PUGH. who has been
having a strenuous time Of it in the
reception committee in the maternity
ward OF st. MarEaret's hospital. plans
TO rest up a little by doing some
studying in Germany within the com
ing year.
WHY is IT," asks an Interested Oh
server of Holman ST. road race aspir-
ants, that these trouble wagons be-
longing to garages seem to think
that they have the right-of-7Vazr over
all other tranic2" Irs +oa den
fou'n have to ask someone who
knows,
WHEN q crepe hanger toid Ensign
14A1 AgtiANdElOD
would never raise $1,000 i'll Hammond
he met with this response: "Tf Ham
mond can give $1,000 at a dinner for the
benefit of suffering people in Europe.
she should come across with that much
for her own unfortunates here at home
or go bury herself"
A LOT Of Hammond people were en-
tertained by some impromptu s-ngs
last night in front Of the Central
school. The boys and girls of thei
American Legion minstrel troupe were
bubbltng over with pep and had to
take it outside where it could circu-
late.
CHICKEN feed' SAYS Mat -seitz
Of the Novak Milling Corp. "Is my lat
est hobby. 1t even takes the place Of
the Holman St, road race Mat was
one of the earliest entrys In the speed
classic. but now he travels at a gait
that allows for beaucoup thought on
the feed business.
CARPENTERS are busy putting in
the new fronts for the Nullikan sport
ing Goods store and the Bate billiard