The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

| C. NJ. SKINNER and Bob Slivick
slightly injured. cars damaged. when
/ they meet in head collision in
Summer street.
HOME Of G. A. INES. at 1858
Jefferson street, entered. In through
pantry window. then out again.
Nothing taken.
A. Z. SHAKER. 1856 Madison st.
suffers bruises. glass cuts. when he
drives into unlishted pile Of sand
last night IN Columbia avenue.
III GREEN, 453 Calumet avenue,
drives his machine into street car
at Rimbach and Holman streets. He
Is arrested for driving while drunk
THE late Congressman Mann. OF
Illinois. was one of the best friends
! the Calumet region ever had. Justice
Of the Peace. Chas. Frederiehs. de-
clares.
coLLID1NG at Cedar street and
150th. Felix Buczynski. Terrence
avenue. Arthur Meyers. Munster,
suffer bruises. Both cars are dam
aged badly.
DR.. A. A. YOUNG has charge OF
stag party American Legion is Civ
ing Tuesday night TO members Of
Scatena football team at Legion
club rooms.
- @ya
of the Universitg OF Illinois college
paper. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Dunsing. f07 Carroll
street, over the weekend.
NINETY NINE republican county
precinct committeeman are meeting
Friday at Indiana Harbor in a pro-
test and indignation meeting over
the distribution OF party plums.
NEW use for old article. Lip ar
ticle. Lip stick found in pocket Of
Robert G. Woods. arrested as drunk.
is named by owner as effective pre-
ventitive for "moonshine mouth"
burns
THESE nabbed for speeding, other
traffic complaints: Andrew Peters.
c. 3. Brunsdon; Ralph Jewett, Al
den Haysmer. Emerson Wartsbaugh.
Santiago Spragia. William ]. Stearns
Walter Peters,
sLEUTHING. There's a little Au
burn roadster shadowing an Olds
go touring car. Both cars are well
known at the police station. AT the
bottom OF It? All. churchy law FEM
me. as they say.
"BALDY" Bert steelman fell for
the trick the other night at the
Shrine ceremonial and snacked one
of those toy balloons which came
floating past him. 1t contained lib
eral charge of taIcum powder.
REPRESENTATIVE Of the sal
walton Army called today to state
that the proceeds Of the bet as TO
which lodge was the larger. the
Masons or Eagles, have been receiv-
ed. The Army thanks the bettors-
JOHN JARANOwSKI was certain
today that the new pavement on
154th street in West Hammond would
be practically finished by night. The
weather man has certainly smiled
on West Hammond's paving ambi
tions.
THE Grand Calumet river has fall
len foot since the sag canal was
opened at the Forks" about a month
ago. For the first time in more than
a quarter Of a century the water in
the river looks clean. The opening
Of the river has carried off the green
scum
LLOYD AFTER funeral will be
held Monday at $50 p. m. from
home of sister. Mrs. W. J. Martin.
4a1 Hoffman street Arter. labor
leader died suddenly Sunday in hotel
at vioksburg. Miss. Body arrived
here yesterday. Interment at Oak
HILL
WAR on jitneys. other traffic vio-
lators With three boys in hospital,
suffering injuries that will MAIN
them for life as result of jitney traf-
fc accidents, police will ask Judge
Cleveland for Jail sentences for
speeders. reckless drivers, according
TO Chief Bunde.
COL l. T. MEYER was notified.
today that an article which he sub
mitted had been accepted for the
January number Of Field And Stream
The article deals with the neglect
of elk in the northwest which he
says will result in their extermina-
tion in five years.
YOU can't take the ticture and
be in Il too. Karl Griffin. amateur !
photographer Of parts. drops that
bit of meaty wisdom as he nurses
his left hand badly burned when an
over dose Of fiashlight powder ex-
ploded while he was taking picture /
at Irving school.
J. s. BLACKMUN. of Hammond. is
the Tenth District member of the /
Executive Committee of the Savings
&. Loan League of Indiana. which /
holds its thirty second annual con-
ventlon at indianapolis. Thursday
Mr.. Blackmun will, az usual, be able |
10 present some eye-opening figures
on building and loan associations for
the downstaters.