The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-20

of the season will be put on mex
Sunday.
NO arguments are needed to con
vince John Fitzgerald that prosper
ity is back with 40 miles of cars Il
build and repair.
HOLLIS HUNTER. was down a
Cedar Lake Saturday night and came
back with a bucket-ful OF croppie:
about finger size.
.MCCNSHINE is killing men ev-
cry day in Lake county, Attorney
/ w J. McAleer told the Kiwanian:
at their luncheon this noon.
MIKE PALARMO, 1854 Harrison
street. was granted a continuance ir
the Hammond city court this morn
ing when he was arraigned for speed
! ing.
! WITNESS Conan Scott's embar'
rassment, He accepted to his hor-
ror. afterwards, invitations to tive
different dinner parties in Chicago
last night. Push,
THE Jackie Coogan picture at the
Parthenon delighted audiences last
! evening While it is not as good
as The Kid" it is far better than
"Peck's Bad Boy
DOC" SALISBURY of Crown
Point. who has worked his way into
the so golfers class finds that the
hardest part of a foursome is to run
4 bank and keep set OF Cooks
ONE of the witnesses from The
Times staff who appeared before the
grand jury says he was so scared
and his heart thumped so that it
broke two cigars in his vest pocket.
THE flag which fiys over the Lake
George Inn near the intersection of
Calumet and Sheffield avenue. is in
very dilapidated condition. 1t
looks like a battle flag A change
might be in order.
ROBERT HAYWARD. field secre-
tary OF the Northern Indiana News
writer's Association was in Ham
mond today. The newswriters are
TO have a picnic and dance at Hud-
son Lake. July II.
TWO patents have been granted to
Hammond inventors. Carl z. Bauer
has secured a patent for a car boil
ster and A. A. Stutsman has the pat
ent for an apparatus to prevent scale
deposits and foaming in boilers.
MAXINE sPATZ. 14-year-old Chi
caso girl, got as far as Hammond
in her unauthorized trip around the
world IN this city. the unkind po-
lice cut short her globe trotting ex
pedition. Her parents have come
for her.
TERRY DUGGAN, notorious gun
man. now held in connection with
the $4,000 jewel robbery at the
Parkway Hotel. was arrested by Of
hcers Toboda, Einsele and Harry
Rimbach, a year ago, for carrying
concealed weapons.
JOSEPH KASZUBA. 1os Baltimore
St. lost a watch and two gold rings
the other day via the ninfole fingers
OF two small boys. The youngsters
have left town for parts unknown.
They are listed as runaways at the
Hammond police station.
NORTHERN Indiana farmers re-
port that it is now more difficult to
engage competent farm help than at
any time in the last three years.
The indication is that Jasper and
other northern Indiana counties are
not suffering from unemployment.
ELECTION OF a trustee to serve
the next eighteen months Is the
most important matter to come be-
fore the meeting OF Veterans OF the
Foreign Wars tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall. Other things will be
discussed so a large turnout is de-
sired.
GUS SIMONs. general prohioi-
tion agent, continues TO dash into
and out OF Hammond every day or
80 in following up leads IN oonnec-
tion with the latest distiilcry Booze
theft. Sensational developments
equnling the Remus case are hint
ed at.
DIR. Lena Watson stepped out OF
her Office in tho Hammond building
for few moments yesterday noon.
and in her absence SOMEONE slipped
In and out again with $40 in casf,
and hand bag and purse, Mrs
Bertha Srnaiiey aleo lost an East
ern pin in the robbery.
BUILDING this year will exec ed
two and half million dollars, ac-
cording to Building Inspector Wis.
One hundred and ifty-thFee permits
for cottages have fosen granted this
year. This largest permit is for the
Pressed Steel Car Works ON Coium-
bia avenue which totals s75e,60e.
DICK MILLIONS, l2S Williams ST.,
stepped into first place in the fish,
ing contest at tha Miliikah sport
ing goods store Sunday Hs0fRing
whsa he sazas GFasg;He .. 9iskeFei
THAI weighted eisEea Psaads, Ef-
teen saRsee. 1t j. tas biggest s7s
so far. He hooked 1t at Cedar Lake