The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-12

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WITH bells on her gay-Ioshcs
And 4 blue-bird On her hat
The little gal has music
Wherever she is at.
AAN Just getting into q iitncy said
ne saw q sign on garage. Alcohol
For Radiators and he wanted -
know who were the radiators?
HAMMOND teachers are one nun-
dred per cent enrolled IN National
Educational Association. Those ''on
the know" say this Is noteworthy.
WILLIAM A. KIRcHHEINER OF
Hammond finds his name too long ana
has peG1uoned the superior court 70
have It whitfield down to Krkeiner.
OTTO KNOBRzER- Gully Swanson
ana Bill Bridge are trying 70 find
someone who can settle their argu-
nent over which railroad was built
through Hammond hrst- the Erie 81
Nickel Plate.
CITY employees payday not due till
January Is. It's long wait as the
last pa-day came December %. one
week after the regular pay-day. Let
me take five bucks Ks slogan around
city hall now
THE senior Girls GIee Club of the
Industrial high school viii sing at
the musical concert which viii be Civ
en- next Sunday afternoon q II O'Clock
at the X Of p Hail by tho Work
mans Circle 23s.
CHIEF Mike Jaranowskt Of the
west Hammond fire department is at
Rockford. III. this week attending the
ffre ehiefs' convention and learning
some new kinks IN the fire fighting
game. He'll be back Sunday.
UNLESS the list OF exempted proper
ties is greatly reduced q new system
OF taxation win be necessary IN order
that the government, local and state
may be supported. according to the
state board OF tax commissioners.
BOY SCOUTS of Hammond will be
rlueeed for the movies Saturday aft
ernoon Of next week. They viii mob
iilize at Harrison Park and pass N
review before the camera which is
making the Greater Hammond" film.
MAYOR B<3wN was locked ID his
chambers for more than three hours
while a jury trying John Hwy. East
Chicago. on charges Of liquor law vfo-
lations. deliberated IN a room that
separated the mayors office from an
exit.
A CERTAIN Hammond young man
took a girl to e place whore the bill
Of fare was in French and somewhat
startled her by saying that he believ-
ed he would have some Of them horse
doves Then she got him, he meant
hors d d'oeuvres.
K or c. viii present Gerber Pro
ducing Co minstrels at Parthenon
February and 10. Show viii star
local talent including Mike Kelly,
Bill Schultz. Hugh Murphy and Leo
Engleton This from Frank O'Rourke-
Get your tickets early.
MAYOR BROWN says city will not
tolerate dominance Of Michigan Cen
tral railroad over Holman street in
tor locking tower. M. Q. railroad is
said TO demand right -of-way for all
It's trains This, said Mayor Brown.
VII nullify city's efforts to speed up
traffic.
HAMMOND motorists when away
from homo may always feel safe in
hating any car which has a license
number in the $50. .0e0 class for it viii
be someone from Hammond The line
Of license applicants at the Hammond
f1
keep the bureau busy
SOMEBODY told an amateur Ham
rnond gardener when he complained
about the Blugs eating UP all hts
radiahes to get a couple or bags Of
salt and sprinkle 1t between che rows.
He did SO and found one morning that
instead OF killing the slugs they were
pulling up the radishes. dipping them
in the salt and eating them
MRS. D. w METz, wife OF city
court baihr. present as spectator
during the trial of a man charged
with liquor law violation, was nabbed
by lawyers and placed in the Jury
box while her husband was out seek
ing a twelfth man When Mr. Metz
returned with a prospective juror he
was amazed to find tho trial hao start
ed-and his wife in the jury box
MANY Times readers are taking ad-
vantage OF the opportunity to secure
a $1,000 accident policy protecting all,
members Of the family between IS and
70 by simply paying rs cents in addi-
tion 10 the regular mail subscription
rate OF $3.50 when they i've outside
Of Hammond and West Hammond and
IS cents plus the regular weekly rate
for a year when they get their papers
by carrier.
BECAUSE they aren't used 20 slip
perry dance floors the Betz girls bas-
ketball team lost last night to the
girls of Steger, Ill. II to 10. Miss
Ballington, clever manager of the
team, gave this as reason for the de-
feat. The Misses Stein and Duvan,
forwards. starred for the Betz quin-