The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-11

LILLE HOECKLEBURG. taken
suddenly III at Fayete and Webster
avenues. is carried to her home. 7o4
Webster. Her condition reported not
critical
RICHARD NELSON, son of the
head of the street railway employees s
local here. nabbed for speeding In
Sheffield avenue. He is II and lives
at 1876 Sheffield avenue.
JOE SCHANOFSKI pays $3.50 fine
for l. l. This after detectives raid
place al 1918 Columbia avenue. Wife
spills most of moonshine then tries
to bribe officers with $40 bill.
DIR. J. A cTIEvIGNY. who at one
time. long ago. resided in the Ham
mond Building. will again take up
his doctors quarters and business in
Room Number 204 Hammond Build
ing.
GILBERT McJOHNSToN. charged
with drunkenness. is fined SIS. He
IS now awaiting trial on appeal to
criminal court on charges of as
sault and battery on former land
lady.
PTE r. A. KELLY is the new re-
cruiting officer for the U. s. Army
in Hammond. He has an office on
the third floor of the post office. All
branches Of the service except the
cavalry are open.
NO sooner had Il been laid than
the new South Holman street was
torn up at the intersection with
Standard avenue TO permit laying Of
a sewer. The city got the cart re-
fore the horse again
FLOOD lights now illuminate the
huge black and white signs on the
rear of the Edward c. Minas CO.
store. Lights also make the water
tank sign on the roof stand out like
sore thumb in the night.
MOTHER again named
as "ffth wheel when Lawrence
,Iartlerode is arrested at Isl sohl
street on charge of wife desertion.
He denies incompatibility and blam-
es conditions on mother-in-la law.
IS your baby beautiful? OF course
1t Is What a silly question Well.
be sure and take II to the Shrine
sho wand have Bodie snap Its pic
ture for the Beautiful Baby CON
test No charge for taking picture
WITH an eight team league. Ham
mond EllSs on Monday night begin
their bowling tournament for glory
and a number of substantial prizes.
W. l. Young Is high mogul of the
spinsters. The gallery is open to
rooters
LEWIS and Charles Simon. pro
prietors of the Cousins Jewelry
stores. have opened a store at 152
State street. where they are intro
ducing a new phase of the jewelry
business, namely '.jewelry on credit"
the Hammond store.
BUCK RACER. producing clown
for the Sells-Floto Circus. has been
a faithful attendant at the Shrine af-
fair and has his eye on the Hudson
coach. Last night he spent s29 in
acquiring concession tickets Then
in an absent moment he threw away
the stubs. And he's supposed to be
a pretty sharp bird too.
HARRY ELSTON. maker of the
Ben Bey cigar. attended Orak circus
was so pleased with the whole thing
that he offered three prizes of Ben
Bey cigars every night. The prizes
will be awarded to holders of tickets
purchased inside the show. r T.
Williams, distributor of the Ben Bey
cigar, accompanied Mr.. Elston
SUBSCRIBER" wants The Times
to help settle bet. the proceeds of
which are to go TO the Salvation
Army. Tt involves the question:
Which is the largest lodge. the Ma
sons or the Eagles? Statistics on
secret societies last year showed the
Masonic Grand lodges had a total
membership In the United States of
2.o56.596. The Eagles had 100000.