The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-09


II collections were as good as calls.
Hammond doctors would ali be buying
luxurious Iimousines these grippy days
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AN all woman jury Will sit in city
court tomorrow to hear the re-trial Of
an alleged East Chicago blind pig oper-
ator.
THIS was the finest February DAY in
years. There has been more sunshine
this winter than the memory of man
reckoneth not.
THE KIwANIs CLUB feels forum
tie ia having as its members two such
comers as Young Murray Turner and
Battling McAleer.
ED BERWANGER. prohibition agent.
who has been sick since Saturday, has
shown much Improvement, but is still
unable TO leave his home
w. J. WINERY was heard to re-
mark that it was such good entertain
ment last night at Lundgren's that he
was sorry when i was over.
LOREN l. WHITNEY, OF Hammond
has been granted patent for a level
ing device, which he has assigned to
The American Steel fundries.
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THE women will be slower getting
into the band wagon than the men OF
the republican party The ladies aren't
used 10 these inter-party scraps.
]. K. SCOTT. Hammond scout execu-
TIVE, celebrated a birthday Tuesday
His anniversary almost jibes with that
OF the Boy Scout movement in America
THERE Is a certain Hammond man
who IS an expert at testing hooch BY
taking one swig he can tell whether it
IS made of prunes or potato peclings or
raisins.
not white wash, but paint is being
applied 10 the interior of the police sta
tion It's fiess color and brishtens
things up for Sergeant Charley Sees
benefit.
WHEN all Of the Holman street
chiInneys beich smoke in unison in the
mornings, it's hard. even for an old
timer, 70 keep his bearings in the busi-
ness district.
HAS anyone heard what the albi of
the ice distri butors will be next pear,
now that natural ice has been plentiful
and there was no shortage of men for
hervesting It?
THE appointment Of Elisha J. wal
ton, Of Anderson. az deputy collector at
Gary. was announced today by Burt
Thurman. collector OF internal revenue
at Indianapolis.
PAUL GOYKE played piano at the
auto show of high priced cars at the
Drake Hotel last week Paul says that
he was forced to look at $4,000 Rolls
Royce six hours a day and it Spt his
soa.
THE Chamber of Commerce at it's
luncheon this noon discussed the ex-
tension of Calumet avenue south 10
DYER and the proposed Hoover relief
campa gn for the Russians in the Volgs
region.
oNEY FRED SWEET. the newspaper
man. Who has worked at q hundred
kinds of work just to see how It went.
will deliver his lecture. In the Other
Fellows Shoes tomorrow evening at
the X of J.. Home.
W. II NOBLET~r. secretary Of the
Hoosier state Automobile Association
drops into to say hello. Also comes
the announcement that Mayors Brown
and Callahan and chief Bunde have
81 gned up as members.
ROY FUDGE. WHY'S Knight dealer.
believes the auto prices have now been
stabilized and that cars will never be
any cheaper than they arc now. In
other words. this is the time to buy
before they go higher.
ONE thing that makes Hammond re-
scTnble large city Is the pigeons which
park on the ges OF the Central school
building. lending a cosmopolitan atmos-
phere to the view from The Times Of
Ace.
TOM ROBERTS and Clyde Cleveland
We're secondary considerations IN the
scrap of tho G. O. r. The real fight
on Roberts was against Gary control
Of the county and the fight on Cleveland
was against Bradford and Rose domna-
tiou.
EvOLTTTON--shar II be taught in
our schools?" This timely topic which
has agitsted the best circles in Ham
n1ond. viii be discussed by DR.. Rappa-
port in his sermon Friday. February
10th, at 8 p. m. in the Sibiey street
synagos.
WELL. Mr.. and Mrs. George Poland
and Judge Harry Nicholson. of Crown
Point. have reached Havana. Cuba. and
Poland sends this greeting: after
trip around the city l am off of all
brands in the L. s. A.. even Ola Crow,
his eggs and ohsprinEs'
FRANK ORoURKE. who learned
something about the psychology OF
people who buy theater tickets. says he
has discovered that the architects of the
theater made a terrible blunder In their
plans when they didn't put all the seats
in the ninth and tenth rows.
T. ". TUCKER, chief inspector or
the state department % weights and
measures, is in Hammond for a week