The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-02

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CHIEF MILL and his boys have
donned their summer caps. White
! canvas tops. Real nobby.
CITY hall today was Ia a state
! OF innocuous desuetude. In other
words, there wasn't anybody there.
NO tags. SO motor cops picked
J 'em up. They are Pete Dixon, 13
| Sibley street and Jacob DePorto. of
Lansing.
SENATOR New would have been
tickled to see Doc. Bell driving
around with New banner blooming
| on his car.
ERWIN LEWIS, 4511 Barring ave,
East Chicago, is nabbed going thir
| ty-seven miles an hour on Eaton st.
Speeder's court.
1T was no uncommon sight to see
as many as dozen women surround
| a man with cards and campaign lit
| erature at some OF the polling plac-
es.
THE city ought to make an ex-
ample of some OF the people who
| throw tin cans and broken bottles
and other rubbish all over the al
leys.
DIR. H. 8. KUHN. directing ply
sician In Hammond public schools.
| is slightly injured when her car Is
damaged by machine driven by H.
| II. Sherman.
ANGELO, q tailor on South Hob
man street, says his name is not pro-
nounced An-jelio. neither is he des-
cendant of Michael, as far as he is
able to determine.
HAMMOND man, who. on being
told by conductor, that he was on
a fast train. asked the con what
1t was fast to, came within an ace of
getting one on the beezer the other
day.
JOHN BEcKMAN says = golf
course is no place for bunch of
girls in knickers. He knows of
one man who finds it impossible to
keep his eye on the ball or on any
thing else for that matter.
HARRY L. WILLIS operates the
most unique restaurant in Ham
mond. This at the Carleton Hotel.
| The side-boards are OF antique pat
tern and are made OF black walnut
and. other expensive woods.
WORK Is progressing right along
Park. Practically all excavation
for the swimming pool has been
made aid foundations will soon be
In for the community building
WILD west. 1t calls. Cowboys
and Indians. The plains. These
seek adventure: Howard James
(no relation) Ill Sibley street and
Dale Scott, who lives next door.
They ran away from school.
LOUIS MOTT, enterprising young
rea1tor has a weakness for pop corn.
Munching such dainties last evening
on a sojourn down the main stem,
he startled friends with his nonchal-
ant unconcern for ronventionality,
SEE what the boys in the back
| room will have" The bartender
did. Then police did too. These
are nabbed as drunks: Frank Dor
an. Joe .Grietz, Bill Davis, John Kill
vania and T. b. Hudson, 1ss Indiana
avenue.
DIMOs KOURIS. manager OF the
Majestic restaurant and cafe on
Holman street, has opened up an
other restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio,
which is said to be very elaborate
affair. He has placed his brother in
charge of the Cleveland place.
HELP. HELP! Arthur Elkins
actresses the following to The
Times: Are there any hoop-snakes
in the United States?' You've
prob ably heard a lot about them
years ago but did you ever see one
or see anyone else that saw one?
'GOOD-BYr, Tostis masterpiece
takes frequent place on talking ma
! chimes now. 1t heralds dissolution
of old friendships among neighbors
as chickens make annual spring ap-
pearance in other peoples gardens.
Police get dozen complaints in day
THE Valparaiso Messenger says:
| The Hammond contractor who will
| concrete the Lincoln highway, be-
! tween Valparaiso and Deep River, is
| getting ready to begin active work,
| and is already moving his n1achin-
| cry and placing it in position to be-
| gin work.
| THE special low rate for tickets
! to the Swift & Co. chorus concert
at the Baptist church Thursday ev-
| ening was due to the fact that o.
| c. E. Mattfies. well known Ham
! mond man employed in the Swift
offices Is a charter member of the
! chorus. The favor to Hammond
came as a compliment to Mr.. Mat
| thies.
a chair and a few seconds later
George fell a victim to his wife's su-
| perior stature.
| He was taken to the police sta
! tion where he received medical at
tention. He was held as Mrs. Stef-