The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-30


/ B. A. LYONS horse. Fred s., of
rot at the Valpo fair on Thursday.
MARCUS DAW. general safety
afent of the y. Y. c. r. r. Will speak
at the Kiwanis club luncheon Tues
day.
! HENRY ELSNER, of the Ham
mond, Auto Sales Company, IS back
on the job after an extended vaca-
tion.
J. D. BECKWITH is a delegate
from the local Kiwanis Club to the
Kiwanis convention at Anderson, In
diana.
ALTHOUGH Il was too hot for foot
ball. loyal fans turned out this af-
ternoon to see Hammond high play
Rensselaer,.
''FAT" BARNES IS putting his
Buck On Leave" show on at the
Gary theater next week for the
American Legion.
PRETTY poor political campaign!
Not a campaign cigar nor can
didate's picture on a telegraph pole
has shown up SO far.
THE case Of Kennedy adm.vs City
of East Chicago in the Porter &oun-
ty court was continued this week
until the next term of court.
THE Hammond professional foot
ball team with DR.. A. A Young IN
charge. left for Buffalo this evening
where they will open the season to-
morrow.
TOUGH. George L. Split. 217
steal 500 worth of his tools from
building under construction at 14Sth
street, Chicago avenue.
ROY KERNER, jitneur. drives into
auto of Roy Bartlett. 1912 Forest
avenue. as latter emerges into Hoh-
man street from Rimbach. Botn
cars damaged. None injured.
WALLACE REID. in The Dicta-
tor" will be at the Deluxe today and
tomorrow instead of a closing en-
gagement last night as stated in The
theater advertisement yesterday.
FRANK Lead Pipe Cinch".
O'Rourke is lining up a bunch of
amateur baseball teams for his
league this fall. O'Rourke heads
the Community Service athletic COM
mittee.
J. NJ. HEsTENES, at Brooks
House. is urging enterprising for
eigners Of East Hammond to enroll
for the evening classes in English
Enrolment Monday evening. There
Is no charge.
JUDGE NORTON in Juvenile court
yesterday afternoon quickly settled
the cases OF four delinquent youths
and maidens when he officiated in
the marriage of the two couples as
court attaches looked on.
WELL. here's one chap that's
plumb out o'luck. f. F. Smith. Z
East Fifth avenue. Gary. tells police
some one stole his brand new Ford
coupe. But Mr.. Smith can't recall
either license or engine number.
J. w. LEE, Matthews and Muir
ply. Edna Boiling and Mrs. Mikesch
were the entertainers at the Kiwanis
luncheon last Tuesday. These talen-
ted local people gave one of the
finest programs the club has evere
had
THE Hammond Electrical Dealers
Association will start next week,
through the medium Of advertise
ments, to explain the purpose. equip
ment and various phases Of the erec-
tion of Hammond's first Electrical
Home
JOHN KoKoNDA. IA years oid,
III Baltimore avenue, Is thrown
from bicycle when run down by car
driven by Roy Carley. 16s Gostlin
street. at Holman and Indiana ave-
nue.. Boy taken home, not seriously
injured.
1LANA| al z iiiNCSbtS a QTuHh-
en- jamboree that may lead to the I
arrest of a number of East HAM I
mond characters charged with con- !
tributing to the delinquency Of sew
eral girls whom they inveigled into |
their party.
All the glory OF a Hoosier Indian
summer sunset Is the motorists who I
drives south in the county these eve
nings. Purple haze shot with gold I
and broad fields OF tasseled corn /
shocks trimmed with Forests whose
open spaces disclose the sun that +
sinks into the vale beyond.
AT a meeting OF citizens in the
West Hammond city hall last night, +
a Welfare Association was organi-
zed to back the work of the c.5m-
nurse. The association viii
have rooms in the new community
building. Mayor kamradt was elec-
ted president: Mrs. J. o. Breitzke,