The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

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stands for? Ask anyone but Murray.
SAD Christmas for Doc. 4 Hoff-
man, us Fayette street Thieves
last night stole his new Ford coupe.
It was parked Ia front Of his home.
RABBI IAPPAPoRT speaks on
Modern Charity: Is It An Expres-
sion of Good WHIP" Friday evening
al tho services al the stbley street
synagogue.
CLARENCE TEBoDA. motorcop.
has the biggest pipe in town. It's
family size and one filling OF the
Bowl will last the ordinary smoker
half 4 day
ALL that's lacking in Herbie Cort-
rights Irving school barber shop is
copy Of the Police Gazette" 9th
erwise the shop is quite the pink
os perfection.
IBEE WILSON. ia Ccnkey ave.
has consented to become scoutInaster
o. the new troop of Boy Scouts
which Is to be organized at Kenwood
school imnedia'ely after Christmas.
JAKE WIKER. who is one OF the
ring leaders in the Eagles Christ
nias tree for poor children. refuses
to admit that he Is to be Santa Claus
tomorrow evening. The youngsters
are promised a great time from "
to . o'clock
WHAT makes a fellow madder
than to stand shivering on any cor
ner south of State and Holman at
10 o'clock in the evening and watch
loaded jitneys wh.zz by after they
have waited and waited at thu four
corners to get a full cargo?
TWO good basketball games arc
slated for tn;s evening at Columbia
gym in West Hammond In the cur
tain raiser the Columbia Juniors pla.
the Hammond Hustlers and IN the
next contest the Columbia A c.
take on the Central Y. VI. G A.
sMAsHEs light pole. tree. car.
every thing but self. That happens
to Frank J. Rankowski. drunk at
the wheel OF his car. who loses con-
troll Of machine at Douglas Park and
Sheffield avenue. The car vas wreck
ed. Frank charged with being drunk
SCOUTS Of Troop Three with W.
+ Lewis. scoutmaster, Dick Parker.
assistant, plan pantry drive" rally
At Washington school tonight l..
L. Caldwell, school superintendent,
VIII speak. Scouts throughout the
city will take part in food gather
ing for poor.
STEPHEN GASTON. OF Tuscalo-
osa. Ala. sent letter to Hammond
which lands in the hands Of The
Times for want OF more explicit ad-
dress. Steve says he needs some
sort Of a developer and wants
catalog sent at once The letter was
referred to the 2. S. Betz co.
MANAGER WEBB. of the Lyndora
Hotel. after searching over half the
continent has found a chef for the
hotel dining room who. Mr. webb
feels. will meet the exactng require
ments OF Lyndora cuisine. The chef.
a. Santi and his wife, are now IN
command of the kitchens at the
hotel
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is confined to his home suffering
from bruises to his head incurred
when a large piece of iron fell from
a truck striking Smith in the head
and grazing his face. The accident
occurred at the plant Of the Cal Tank
and Manufacturing Co. where Smith
IS employed.
FOR passing worthless checks.
Police nab Jack Soltwedel. asa Oak
street. The victim was Morris Peltz-
man, State street clothier. Peltz-
man cashed two checks ttoaling $50
when Jimmy Johnston, local police
character, vouched for Soltwedel's
honesty and the worth of his checks
Police seek Johnston.
FROM the tfniest watch to the
biggest oyster enclosing tho mos.
beautiful string Of pearls eyes Of
maiden ever gazed upon, the Christ
mas stock OF jewelry novelties at
Big Bill" Crosby's shop above the
Lion Store. IS a wonderful showing
Of Big Biil's" understanding OF
gifts that delight the heart
THEY hated TO leave 50 the cop
pers were called Three laborers dis
yesterday from the empioye
of the New York Car Wheel Co. re-
fused to leave their comfy box car
hunks provided by the company to
house laborers. Police we're called
to explain the matter to the laborers.
The men left before Detective Ser
geant Nick Einslie and Motorcop Mac
Thompson arrived.
J. Z. LACEY. 543 Forsyth avenue
Jitney operator, and pseudo taxi
driver. no. only rims his passenger.
when he thinks that passenger is
stranger, but he violates the law as
we'll. He delivered a passenger at
the Lyndora Hotel. thinking the man
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