The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-19


426 Summer boulevard.
MAT MCDWIG took a phono graph
to picnic and left the crank at
home Next time he will take the
crank and leave the phonograph at
home.
POSTMASTER J. L. ROHDE is au-
/ thorized to sell during September
at n price to yield Az per cent, Z.
! s. treasury savings certificates pur-
/ chased on and after October 1st, and
! they are bargains.
o G. MATTHIES. who has been
committing to Chicago since 1908.
! figures that his mileage is equal to
100000 miles, or more than sven
times the distance around the earth
and he's still at il.
MRS. LYDIA VAN GLIDER VIII
open concert season at Recital Han
in the Fine Arts building the eve
ming of october H. The Ham
nond Kiwanis club and the wives
of members are planning to attend.
WILLIS FORD. who acted as
chairman at the Kiwanis club this
noon announced that on the first
! bright day the clubs camera man
would take pictures Of lawns and
gardens qualified in the city oeautltui
contest.
CHARLES EVANS. 241 Sheffield
avenue. who jumped his $1,000 bail
to escape prosecution on felonious
assault charge after beating his
neighbor. is captured at Evansville
Yesterday. Sergeant Singer was
sent to bring him back.
HEART FAILURE" was the
verdict of Deputy Coroner Ben
son NJ Jewell. of Lowell, fol-
lowing an inquest into the sudden
death of 15-year-old June Feltzer,
who expired a few minutes after
leaving the water where she had
been bathing at Shelby, Sunday af-
ternoon.
UNDER the protecting shadow
of a huge canvas tent the dance
floor at Crown Point fair GROUNDS
gives promise Of doing a record
business. The tent itself is nam
moth thing. TOXIC feet in size. The
Chicago Heights orchestra pro-
vides music.
THERE is a sparrow conclave
every evening at Larry Cox's. Re-
Gently Larry registered his objec-
tions by way of a double barreled
shot gun. Before Larry started pop
pinS at them, there were about
thousand of them Now there are
at least 1000 of them. Bring on
the poison gas,
DEPUTY SHERIFF HEIKEs. Of
vatseka. Ill. who recently shot and
killed man in that city and ac-
cording TO press dispatches failed
to give a satisfactory explanation,
was A foreman at the Edward Valve
plant in East Chicago during the
war. He was very popular with
both employees and employers.
THE Board of Works yesterday
received bids on the concrete pave
ment on Morris avenue, from Col
unlbia to Taper and for sidewalk
on Kennedy avenue from Summer
street to Black Oak road Tomor-
row afternoon the board viii hear
,remonstrators on the Kennedy ave.
widening and the Conkey avenpe
pavement.
LIZ
Walter street. is arrested on war
rant sworn out by Edward Berwan-
ger. former federal prohibition agent.
now special agent for the Pennsyl-
vania railroad The warrant charges
grand larceny in connection with
box car thefts. Levin. who is re-
leased on $1,000 cash bail, denies
his guilt.
AT the request Of the Kiwanis
club. Mayor Brown is preparing
proclamation declaring Friday to be
Hammond Day at the Crown Point
fair. w. ]. McAleer and w. E.
Startsman are members of the XII
wants committee in charge of er-
rangements All Hammond people
who can go are urged to start from
the court house at u o'clock Friday
noon.
Poison ivy takes on a beautiful
redish hue early in the autumn and
IS picked for ornamental purposes
1y some people-once.