The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-20

COME on, Harvey. Tell US what
YOU are going to build at Calumet
and haywood avenues.
THE Hermit Club bowling teams
will endeavor TO defeat the East
Chicago Club team Friday evening.
AN estimate of the wagon loads
of rubbish picked up by city wagons
on cleanup day would be Interest,"
ing.
MRS FRED STEELE. who sang,
June Moon" at the Westinghouse
radio concert last night is LaPorts
girl
THERE would be no need of
cleanup days if people provided
receptacles for their trash or burn
ed it.
IRVING HILL, a well known
Hammond boy is singing with the
Indiana University Glee club on its
spring trip.
quet at the Lyndora hotel TO his
employees this evening. Entertain
ment, good speakers. and big feed.
BROTHERHOOD Of Railway
Clerks win give dance in the
Griffith town hall next Tuesday. and
the everybody welcome sign is hung
out
MANAGER GREGORY. OF the
Parthenon IS dead game sport at
that to cancel the Jack Johnson en-
gagement and lose $500 on the
contract.
SELDOM has old Lake county
been given such q thorough combing
for votes as johnny Kiliigrew Is do
ing in his whiriwind race for clerk
OF the circuit court.
"
KIWANIAN BILL" McALEER
says that the Kfwanis club can beat
tie Rosariara at bowling. baseball
and golf ana wants TO know IL the
Rotarians know any other games.
" A4S Ell WueIcdROuNS OL OAc
John PrIngIe Last seen he was
carrying sample boiler and radia-
tor on his back and handing out
concrete building blocks as sou-e
Mrs.
HERE LAMPRELL, the glue king,
Is booked for a star act on the Elks'
program next week His pink tights
are size small but he's insisting
on putting on his dance act just the
same.
BOY SCOUTS of Hammond will
have to 90 some to beat Troop s
OF West Hammond in collecting junk
proudly to several large truckloads
which they gathered yesterday and
today
WELL, Judge Anderson liked the
Lyndora hotel pretty much. In fact, |
he turned down offers to take him o2 |
motor tours during the evening just
because he didn't want to give UP
his seat before the open fire in the
lobby. !
DEPUTY Marshal Charles Peter |
son, of Lowell. says The Times err
red in giving Marshal Duckworth /
credit for capturing the automobile |
and turned the prisoner over to the |
after Deputy Sheriff Tom
Platt was on his way from Crown
Point 10 get him.
RALPH NEWMAN, grocery de-
partment, Lion Store, hustled rome |
from work the other night to dress !
for a dance With all his hsbili
ments on he was just ready TO don |
his new oxfords and dash out when |
he discovered that alleged friends
had switched a pair Of delapitated
sandals for the oxfords.
PUBLIC library week starts the
22nd of this month and continues
until the Goth. There will be speech
es In the theaters. slides. literature
and all sorts of publicity for the
library. Mrs. Grace Conroy. mem
Der OF the library board, is cooper
lting with Mrs. d. ]. Moran. presi-
dent of the woman's club in the
JACK CROAK could fall in the
Calumet river and come out with
new suit and a bouquet OF tube
roses. he got lucky yesterday and
rolled 254 at the McCool alleys af
ter having been fish for a lot OF
iubs. Some $50 bowler ought TO get
him into a match game now for
money Outside of being too lucky,
Jack is regular fellow.
Ex-sERyfCE Mems Political AS
soc7ation. Ii was permanently or
ganized at superior court building
last night. Roster contained IT'S
names. Those elected: r. E. Amos,
PRESIDENT; W. z. Long. secretary
treasurer; DR.. Acton J. r. Hess vice.
presidents. Three delegates OF other
similar organizations throughout
county meet tonight in Gary to form
county council. These from Ham
nond: H. E. Granger. r. H. Green,
". E. Long. Next meeting of local
'lub meets Monday night. Plan to
AXE part in primaries.