The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-28


this city. but now of Milwaukee. has
been elected president of the Wiscon-
sin Conservation and Fro Prevention
Associa ton. He is special agent for
the Scottish Union.
OUR sun parlor makes an excellent
refrt gerator IN winter" Is the tip from
a Kenwood reader ITS little TOO
cold for the milk. but It's a dandy
place 10 store the buckwheat batter to
keep IT from working"
THE fact that Charles Surprise was
Judge Henry Clevsland's Sunday school
teacher never made BIT OF difference
when Charles represented Louie Baum
wohl Of Whiting. IN the city court The
judge found against him.
SCRATCH on neck leads to death
Mrs. Belle Belch. 81. wife of Alfred
r. Belch. f23 Doty street dies from
blood poisoning resulting from abscess
occasioned by scratch on neck. Body
shipped to Pierceton. Ind. for burial
Sunday
RANsIER BROTHERS. OF 514 sum
mer street. demonstrate what ford
izing" even small business can do.
Operating economically and mixing
brains with gasoline they provide a
competent taxi service at surprisingly
low cost
OWING to the illness OF Mayor
PAUL Kamradt and Clerk Andrew Stach-
owtcz. the West Hammond council tran
sacted only routine business Thursday
evening and adjourned until next Thurs
day Both of the sick men are recov-
ering nicely.
ED. LIPINsKI probably WON'T take on
any stock In this bat JACK Pollard OF
Chicago Heights challenges him or any
other bowler in Hammond for a home
and-home series of 10 games in each
city. Jack says he prefers Lipinsld
and will give nice side bet
THE WAENER MALLEABLB A c.
basketball team is not a bit scared
by the legal training Of tho vsipo Law
Fraternity team which comes TO Ham
rnond for game at the Lincoln school
gyrn tonight LAW and basketball
rules are two different things" they
say.
THE twenty Nwanfans representing
Hammond a the Kiwanis banquet at
the Congress Hotel put the town on
the map with their stunt" A. NJ.
Turner. Judge Reiter. city Judge C1eve-
land and P. J. Mann were among the
local men in the mobilization of 400
kwanians.
TODAY'S whisper. member OF the
state bureau OF weights and measures
due in Hammond next week viii be-
gin prosecution Of the numerous anna
teur bakers and pastrys makers that
have sprung up lately lnsanitary con-
ditions and short weight are charged
against the gas stove bakers.
SERGEANT SEE. Officers schaetsei.
Harlon. Teboda. Harry Rimbach and
Sikorski. called the bowling coppers''
clash Monday night at McCools alleys
with Schonert. Rae. Kunert, Bieleseld.
Broertjes and Blockie. the pin smash
ing city hall gang Tell the children
to keep off the streets Monday night
CITY ENGINEER BRIDGE yesterday
afternoon presented the board Of works
with plan for widening Holman st.
Other tentative outlines will be made.
individuals interested in the project
contemplate short trips to other cities
where engineering problems of like
nature have been successfully carried
TO completion.
FAYETTE STREET will be widened
first This Is presumed following act
ion of Board of Works yesterday au-
thorizing city attorney TO prepare legal
documents looking to condemnation of
property on that thoroughfare. Notices
viii be sent property owners next
week Work on widening scheduled
so- first spring thaw.
METZ girls play Nhicago Heights
at Lafavettc gym Morday night An
aliered basrctbail game IN which the
Retz girls triumnhed over the Blue
Devils 13 to 6, at Irving hool We'd
vesday could not be described in the
Snort "a ges of any reputable neyvsna-
per. The contest was a polite football
game and football is out of season.
nOHN WRIGHT, Hammond police
Off GER. Will go on trial Wednesday be-
fore Judge Martin Smith in the Grim
maj court at Crown Point. Wright,
charged with manslaughter. in the