The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-18

drawing plans for $4,000 ofice
building for the Metals Refining Co.
NAE MURRAY, the star or Pea
cock Alley, has made quite g. hit
in the fashion revues in the f. G.
Minas and Lion Store windows.
AFTER d vNek with relatives
for the Easter vacation, Virgil
Reiter, Jr., returned yesterday to
resume his studies at Ann Arbor.
SOME of the directors OF the
I Chamber Of Commerce raised Ned
last night because 1t was the first
meeting OF the directors for about
year.
THE Hammond and Gary Rotary
clubs are to have an indoor tourna-
ment at the Gary X" gymnasium,
April 27. including foot races and
volley ball.
TOMORROW evening Boy Scout
OF Hammond and West Hammond
VIII start gathering the junk Be
sure TO have yours sorted out be-
1O4 c (AC - Nm 81 AANCG-
MRS. HERMAN SASSE. city
chairman OF the republican women,
has held three pepperys meetings
and is all set for the campaign to
put over the republican ticket this
fall
JUDGE ALBERT b. ANDERSON
and U. S. Marshal Mark Storen at
tended the Rotary Club luncheon
at the Lyndora hotel today as the
guests of Commissioner Charles
Surprise.
1T wouldn't be bad idea for the
city TO get after the people who
throw all kinds OF filth and garba &c
in the alley in the rear OF the De
Luxe theater and First National
Bank building.
J. ALERT BEvERIDGE speaks
at De Luxe theater Thursday eve
ming and will defend the attack on
his AmelScanism made by Miss
Elinor Barker, at the Senator New
meeting Saturday night.
HAN PLAMONDON is agftatins
a movement to have the Michigan
Central f. r lower the level OF
It's spikes at the street crossings
He is one OF many to see nice'l
new tire go blooey after hitting one
Of those spikes.
w. II. ABBOTT. 7s4 Holman st.
&C. {r1m
driven by William Reddington, 45s
Harrison St, Gary. at Sibley and
Holman streets. None injured. Lat
ter's car wrecked. A. L. Brookman,
378 Holman st. witnesses accident.
THE Rotarian athletes have post
poned the chicken dinner It which
the Kiwanian athletes are 70 be
their guests. Now that the sum-
mer vacations are coming on, the
Rotarians believe that It would be
better to have the dinner Nm Sept
ember.
THE railroad passenger agents
have served an ultimatun, accord !
ing 20 Jesse Wilson, president or
the Hammond Chamber Of Commerce
and unless scalping in communication
tickeeA Is stopped IN Hammond. the
tickets will be withdrawn and pas
sengers compelled TO pay full fare.
JOHN MACIELWICz, $50 Fred st. |
whiting. vas fined $3.50 in Hammond
police court and given 100 dtys sus-
pended. He was pinched. you know,
with still running within few
hours after his child's funeral. |
Lenience was shown because OF the |
largo family and wife's condition,
LESTER OTTENHEIMER, son OF
East Chicago attorney, gets leg cut
while riding in machine with DR.. |
Frank H Mertis, 3420 Michigan ave. !
who collides with car driven by !
John Weber. asa Summer St, at
10th street and Pine. Or. Mervis |
gets hand cut. Weber escapes in
jury.
THERE will be a special. called |
meeting OF the Hammond Womsn's
club this evening at the Majestic
hotel to protest against the Jack !
JOiiilSOft SFJW the b-1Lc1l]l |
theater. Friday and Saturday. At |
meeting or the w G. T. u. this |
afternoon Mrs. T. II. Mcclure was
appointed chairman OF a committee I
to request the mayor TO stop the /
show
SAM GOBITz. who tells police
that hes junk dealer, and they /
agree with him, when they test 8 /
gallons CT thonse- made mocnshine |
he IS alleged to have made. will be
tried in police court Saturday after /
noon. He lives at 336 Plummer ave
Charged with violating state liquor !
laws after detectives find still and |
brew in his cellar
WORTH less than rubles. Those /
ara checks written by John Tim
baker. 500 Summer st. and Harry /
L. Robinson, Ksnosha, wis. They /
are arrested by Hammond police in |
Durham on complaint OF J. Sklare- !
witz, 246 East State st. ana other
merchants who say checks issued