The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-09

mon remark heard among the solicit
tors for the B. SIS. A. drive.
HAL PLAMONDON, who has been
associated with Leo Knoerzer in the
Cadillac agency, will open a branch
office in Gary. Hal will be missed
at Bob Jennings cocoa cola parlor.
OFFICER BYELICH. That's how
it's spelled He says so. Last night
he nabbed Fred Fevtoff nd Jim Fed
croft. 233 Hickory st. Both were
drunk and disorderly in East Ham
mond.
A TIMES representative counted
20 jitneys gong south between
Warren and Rimbach at o'clock
this morning and the 20 carried 10
passengers. Who said the jits were
getting rich?
A. L. SPOHN, principal of the
Hammond high school. will be re-
tained by the board of education
which is greatly pleased with his
administration of the affairs of the
high school.
COUNTY SURVEYOR RAY SEELY
who was defeated in the primary
for the nomination for surveyor.
said today that he would do all
that he could to help Wallace. the
winner. in the fall election
"
OTHER prospective entrants in the
old Holman street road classic have
little chance since the big cream
colored bus has entered the lists
1t simply burns up the pavement
and hogs the whole speedway
THE Parthenon announces Bring
ing Up Father" the day before
Mothers Day. That's so father will
have his day bfore mother and after
father has been Brought UP" they
both will have a day together.
MISS MILDRED ANDE RsoN
started her bathing season early
this year. Sunday. just to show
friends she wasn't afraid, she DON
ned her suit. was taken to the Clay
Hole" in West Hammond and had
fine swim.
BARMAN and Hall were tied for
first with 263 and Jack Croak was
next with 254 in the Otto Fifeld
bowling contest on the McCool al
leys during the month of April
Practically every bowler in the city
participated in the contest.
THE new uniforms of the Ham
mond K of c. baseball team together
with last years championship trophy
are on display in the window of the
Model Clothing store. The team
opens its league season against
Whiting at Harrison Park Sunday.
MORRIS DOBsON handed a card
to friend on primary day. Have
you voted YETI" he asked. sure l
voted early this morning" replied
the friend Then give me back the
card, commanded the cautious Nor
ris- Il only had a thousand PRINT
ed
WELCOME" The sign sparkles
above the door of Postmaster John
Rohde's private office at the post
office. 1t is result of Postal I'm
provment Week One of the sug-
gestions sent out from Washington
was that the office door should be
open at all reasonable hours.
ROSCOE HEMSTOCK AYERS that if
Jack Dempsey stays in Paris long
enough Hemstock will agree to enter
the ring with him. And / win, |
bet" says Ross
TEACHERS are all excited about
the new superintendent. He takes
office July 1st. In tn meantime, they
speculate about what changes he'll
make.
THE Rotary Club bowling team
will be the host of the Kiwanis
bowling club at a fish and chicken
dinner at Carl Lundgren's Thursday
evening The hungry Kiwanians are
to lineup in front of the Citizens
bank building at o'clock Thursday
evening to be transported to the
Lake front in the Pierce-Arrow and
Marmons of the wealthy Rotarians.
IN spite of the ribe in price of
gas, John Maken, East Hammond. de-
cided he wanted a car. He wanted
1t quickly. So laEking cash, he
wrote check, rendered It to John
Worla. got the latter's car for the
$3.50 check and rode oc. This morn
ing Officer Bell brought the first
John to the police station. He'll
be tried on charge Of passing a
worthless check. He says he was
drunk when he didy It