The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-13

taken the place of the sulphur col
ored window draperies in the office
of Chief BunGc
ATTY. PHIL GREENwALD was
back in his office today after trip
to Erie, Pa. the first of the week on
legal business.
POLICE found necktie fastened
high on cell bar They think one OF
prisoners attempted suicide BY hang
ing. but gave up the job.
THE Bootlegger on the -FOUR Cor
ners has left Four Corners. That
ought to help lessen the traffic con-
gestion in Holman street
MURRAY TURNER was 50 busy
giving away the bride that he for
got 70 supply cigars for the men
and they raided' his stogey supply.
i THE Hammond postoffice is sell
ing "a per cent compound interest
non-taNable. five year, treasury saw
ings certificates good investment
A%i-- cAlSI nave SllilGu q score
OF stills. Still there are more stills
to still, for every still they stin
there is another yet to still Stop.
S. J. GREGORY, high bidder. Of
fers $4,000 for privilege of conces-
sions at Harrison Park this summer
Park board takes it under advise
ment.
PURE WATER. South end resi-
dents get it This from zoo foot well
in center OF Glendale Park. People
come from long distance to get home
supply.
BILL BRIDGE has a bad cold.
Cant shake it Off" says Bridge. TRY
drinking Hammond water. Bill.
Chroline. you know. will cure any
thing
RAY HATCH, of the Hatch Con-
tracing company, was here from
Urbana, Ill, yesterday. prospecting
in regard to a number OF road con-
tracts
GEORGE J. GEYER. J. D. Beck |
with r J. Mann and ". J. McAleer
are the delegates to the Toronto
convention from the Hammond ki-
wants club
BUSY. City treasurer's and water /
departments offices are crowded
daily. People paying taxes: buying
water tags; hunting marriage IL
censes; looking for work.
BILL NIGH. the telephone boy. is
trying to establish q record for
Frod ownership this year. He has
already swapped his fifth tin can in
a little over three months.
AN absorbing athletic event is
heralded BY ehallenge from c.
Hank Frederick to J. Buck SAWYER
for real old fashioned shiny
match with tomato can.
TIME for Action" That's sub
feet Of sermon at special Passover
services at sibiey street synagog
Friday night at s o'clock Rabbi
julius Rappaport viii preach.
a BIG turnout is expected a La
fayette gym tonight to witness the
final event Of the series Of Boy
Scouts inter-troop contests Troops
!. ;. 4, 8, and II will compete
HE came breezing into a hotel
did this comedian. and pulled this:
rs Henry Ford IN the house2"
porter yelled. mo he isn't" rs
funny" said the comedian, his car
is outside.
IDEAS. Park board Will get them
on visit to Chicago parks today With
money from council and ideas and
from park board Ham
mond should have q flne group of
parks in couple of years.
GLENN CLARK, banker. moved to
protest against the heat OF the towel
ihe barber put on hts face That's
hot" he yelled You bet it is.
greed the barber TT was SO hot
7 couldn't hold IL any longer
HOME PLATE slide. Its a new
1ance step. Tt'n be introduced April :
Is. at third grand dance of Unity
X. c. baseball club at X
:. hall, Sibley street. Bill Helm
oach describes II as a "base-hit"
POSTMASTER ROHDE is telling a
patrons Of his office that AZ per .
cent treasury savings certificates is
better investment than then 100
oer cent Get Rich Quick stock
hat is frequently offered BY unre-
table concerns
JACK JOHNSON. Gn person.: s
Madelynne S Obenchain in - Man I
n Million and Won Stroheim's u
Foolish Wives" are three attrac- I
ions the enterprising Parthenon i
heater management have booked
or Hammond patrons. r