The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS OF BUILDING IN SIGHT
u. S. POLICY AS TO GENOA CONFERENCE UNCERTAIN
Did You
Hear That

Dld I Ou
Hear That
THERE Is talk OF a Municipal vot-
ers' League IN Hammond
COUNTY Treasurer Ralph Bradford
IS recovering ng-trom tonsilitis,
TOM ROBERTS. the new county
chairman. was in town yesterday
VIOLET MILNE. the petite toe dan
Ger in the X. Of c show. is the toast
OF the town today.
THE sudden cold snap today came
just about in time. Vegetation was be-
ginning 10 bud and burgeon.
WHEN Izzy Engleton and Hugh
Murphy get tired of working they can
go into vaudeville and clean up.
MRS. HENRY BURGE, an aunt OF
Henry Burge, 1915 Moraine ave. is
dead ~ Wheeler. Ind, at the age of
81 years.
THE Kiwanis club has endorsed Hc--
lis Hunters plan % advertise the
city On all city, business and private
stationery.
PETE NELSON has returned after
so-journing in TT. Dodge, Ia Pete
travelled last summer a. frst alto with
a big concert band.
f W. MILES takes place Of John
Malo during absence or latter from Of
nee or clerk Of water works. Malo
is seriously Ill with pleurlsy.
ESTELLE ROSE CAMILLE, 215 154th
st. west Hammond, IS listed today as
ore OF the $50 prize winners In The
,rribunes horoscope contest
HAVE you met Judge Charles Fried
rich since nc had his moustache dock
ed? They'll have to cut out calling
me Old Charley now" he says.
CHIEF MILL Is out again This ar
ter i've days in bed with grippe. First
time in my life I've ever been sick
enou sh to go 20 bed" said the Chif.
OWING TO numerous telephone calls,
". r McAleer requests The Times to
say that he will continue to work for
the best interests OF the repu bncan
party.
WORD comes from Indianapolis that
Lake county Will not get the state
highway director appointment. Instead
road expert from Wisconsin is slated
for the Job.
BUCK SAWYER was standing out
on Holman street this noon praising
the climate when the cold wave came
along and the mercury dropped a de-
gree a minute.
IRVING CHAYKEN leads the Ham
nond Colonials TO Culver. Ind. this
evening to meet the crack basketball
team of the military academy. A bunch
OF fans win accompany the team
ONE Of the girl clerks in a store not
TAR from here was married last week
and sure enough. said the-feIlow-
JUSTICE etting-i itney.' divorced
woman has taken her place already" :
THE police were requested today to
investigate threatening telephone calls
morning by Councilman Bill Schultz.
Hist" hist the voice you must die,'
MAT8 wILFTNGER. ASS Morton
avenue. charged with Y, !. L when
police get still and moonshine al his
home, wins continuance in city court
through his attorney. Phil Greenwaid
THE ladies' at city hall comprising
the Misses and Mrs. Miller Jones. Todd
Moran and Sass, herewith challenge
the male bowling team Of city hall to
meet them in match game At any
alleys they name.
ATTORNEY ]. F. SAWYER Il con-
vaIescing from a pair OF boils which
attacked him simultaneously One
selected the back of his neck and the
other the end of his nose. Between
them J. T. was miserable
BOY SCOUTS of Hammond and a
few of their dads went out on an all
city hike this afternoon. The boys
took food for one meal and will show
the old tops how well they can take
care OF themselves away from home.
ONE1 HIGI4O - " I4E pIONlutA att StA7
tertaining hour for . capacity house at
the X of p. Home last night. The
nnaI number of the Redpath lecture
! course viii be March 10th. when the
Two Duval Brothers put on the show
PHIL GREENwALD says Hammond
should have a city fire attorney-what-
ever that is. He says he's been looking
into this thing OF fires. Hammond has
On an average OF one fire day. What
is a nre attorney, Phil2 What's i
worth?
| THE most unique opera ton ever per-
formed in Anderson occurred yester-
day when physicians operated upon d
! ten-day old infant for relief from OBJ
struction Of tho bowels. The child
weighs five and one e-half pounds and
physicians say it has a good chance for
recovery
INDIGNANT over the increase n
( telephone rates in Indianapolis By The