The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-03

STANLEY MICHEWICH. 74S Fifth
avenue, Robertsdale. is arrested on
charge OF assault and battery on
warrant sworn out by Nathan Gold
stein.
HOWARD REASON. aged 21 years.
$40 Claude avenue. Is reported miss
ing to police after he leaves home in
fivver for Swift Fertilizer plant to
draw pay.
GUS OMANS, who referees the
! Roby Speedway races, predicts the
greatest race meet Of the season
next Sunday. A novelty race is one
of the new stunts.
CAN you beat It? With a foot
game at Lowell and another at Val
po. all on Sunday and Ed. Klein did
not see any of them. He said he
was too busy.
MAT FOX. Of the Gibson subway
| office. Saturday morning. after
cranking formerly dependable Ford
IS minutes. had to finally give II up
and run 10 catch the Hurdy to get
to work on time.
RALPH BENWELL. superintend-
ent of works at the Beatty Machine
plant, has purchased through the
/ Wachewicz agency a new home on
the corner of Harrison and Cleveland
avenue. Hyde Park.
WEST HAMMOND city council
passes ordinance opening up Went
worth avenue. with easement through
| the Forest Preserve, and provides
| for nine hole golf course on each
side OF the avenue.
FRANK PHILLIPS reports that
thieves cutting hole with an auger
in the back door OF his store at 625
Calumet avenue. entered and stole
| SAT from the cash register and 81
worth of merchandise.
MRS. ELEANOR HUNTER was
extolling to members OF Community
Servics the Dement'S of athletics for
women Every woman should
| bowl" said Mrs. Hunter. Did you
say roll" inquired a snippy person
who wanted to be funny.
T. A HINDLE. brick layer, 637
Indiana avenue. is arrested on charge
of default on complaint Of George
| Provancha. who alleges Hindle and
his partner. Harvey Harding, owe
| him $50 for material used in con-
| ~ of a r q
| road.
HERMAN L. DOONE. so1 Calumet
avenue, is held in $500 bonds on
| charge Of default on complaint of
| woman who charges Doone failed to
live up to auto repair contract.
Doone. denying charges, says he has
twice won the case in justices of
| the peace courts.
UNDER the direction OF Com
nlunity Service. athletic department.
| Frank O'Rourke as chairman, pro-
misses a couple girls basketball lea
gues, a woman's bowling league,
horseshoe pitching league and other
sport activities. But it's all purely
amateur ana sport LOT sport sane.
DEAL has been closed whereby
out-of town housing corporal o n
comes into possession of twenty
seven acres of West Hammond s
choice subdivision ground. all of
which is to be used for immediate
development. it is said. The area
faces Wentworth. south OF Carroll
street
MOTORMAN WILLIAM MORSE.
35-B Russell st. came back from
Cedar Lake Saturday. all smiles. He
and Mrs Morse had been fishing at
the Monon pier. Bill landed four
pickerel. one weighed 714. another 4.
and two at 5lz pounds. He ranks
third in the Millikan contest OF
course they got batch of smaller
| fry also.
THE Hammond professional foot
ball team lost its first game TO Buff
falo. Sunday afternoon. TO 0. and
Jimmy Clabby was defeated in ten
round bout at Detroit by Carbone.
Bad week for Hammond Reason
Lack Of training. The Hammond
team hadn't had any practice to
speak OF and Jimmy didn't train at
all for his fight
HERE'S kind OF plug that doesn [
and instead opens food. It's the
song-plugger and Jack Doll who
recently opened nifty little song
shop above the Lion store in the
Rimbach building. is bringing a
couple of the song birds to Hammond
to introduce a bunch of new melo-
dies he has just received. Doll
handles sheet music and records.
as well as instruments.
KEMAL BACKS DOWN;
W|THDRAWS TROOPS s
LONDON. Oct. 3-Mustapha Kemal
Pasha has backed down and with
drawn his troops from the Turkish