The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

ball team this evening takes on the
Harvey high school team at the irving
school gym. Looks like a wild game
JOHN HACK. the demon stero-
t. per. Is putting in his spare time TAX
ing subscriptions for the HUNGARIAN
paper OF which Walter Ksough Is edi-
tor.
z. H. REESE. formerly a Michigan
City officer. who has been living in
Hammond for some time plans to re-
turn to Michigan city to take up his
residence again.
JUST TO keep the political pot BOIL
ing this bit OF dope is also dropped
ir-Atty. I. I. 8todjeska will ask Ham
rlond republicans to elect him city
Judge this fall.
FRANK TAcHETIcZ. JOAN No
wicki ana Arthur Stewart are in Pitts
burg for few days attending to bust
ness in the interest OF the Griffith
Foundry company.
ADD to weather horrors-snakes aye
not buried In their holes. but are
crawling around. Munster farmer re-
ports staying a four-foot bull snake
and Munster IS perfectly dry.
TIL TELL the world things look
bright" was the answer shot right
back by Pete Bauwens. Studebaker
representative, when an inquirer quiz
zed him on business prospects.
ANOTHER sign that living is get
ting cheaper is seen on the restaurant
bills of fare. Most Hammond restaur-
ants now include spuds with orders,
instead of making them extra.
OLD MAN LEVINE. who is general
superintendent Of operations around
Hammond's new Parthenon theater,
says that the stage will be all set for
the frst big show around March |.
MAYOR THOMPSON of Chicago las
asked Mayor Brown to appoint three
delegates to officially represent Ham
mond at the Good Roads Congress TO
To held in Chicago next month.
EDDIE GoEHRINGER and Roy Nc
Cool were victims OF an auto accident
which happened when their auto hit q
lightless silent cop at night. Goehr-
niger suffered a dangerous cut on his
right eye.
AFTER getting out its regular 10
page last edition yesterday. The Times
took up the job OF getting out a Is
page morning extra for the lesisla-
tors and did 1t without turning hair
or batting an eye.
X-sENAToR GUTHRIE. who is
now a mem Der Of the conservation
commission embraced the opportunity
TO visit with his Lake county friends
and accompanied the legislative spe-
cial here this morning.
CONSIDERING the weather. unem-
ployment and wage cuts, /. Wolf OF
Kaufman & Wolf compares this month
very favorably with that Of January
in 1920. The weather has been abomin-
able for winter business.
jake GOLDMAN. the Hammond
contractor. has in his possession a
ticket somewhat less than a mile long,
which he says is to take him 70 Port
land, San Francisco, around the south
eTn border and back nome he Will
be gone q couple OF months.
DIR. J. T. CLARK leaves next week
for the Rio Grande valley where he
will spend the winter in Brownsville
and other places. He may decide to
buy a slice OF Texas for investment
purposes as he thinks IL even beats
Arkansas, except for razor back hog
raising.
EVERY railroad crossing to be pass
ed by the motor caravan today was
guarded BY special details of police
men and constables to guard against
possible accidents. Railroad officials
also took personal direction Of train
movements In some instances and kept
crossings open.
ONE OF Hammond's school teachers
Who is usually able to give as good
CT better than she gets in the line Of
-epartee was completely silenced the
other evening during conversation in
which she was defending the use Of
The powder puff. It's woman's
privilege" was her final argument.
"woman's or Mennen's?" was the
Aeartlsss rejoindep