The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-19

ACTUALITY. Bum in alley light
ing butt he picked up out of gutter
with piece of rope burning in gar
bage refuse.
ODIUAl attached to name East
Hammond brings move on part of
business mems association there to
change name.
MRS. KINMEL, 504 Plummer ave,
tells police she was assaulted, chok-
ed. robbed of purse at IL midnight
ant escapes.
L. l. CALDWELL, school super
intendent. left last night with 60
others Of school faculty for three
day convention of state educators
at indianapolis.
MANY a poor husband must be
eating q cold lunch these days so
that friend wife will not have to
miss any of the choice testimony in
the McNally case.
SINCE Chief Nitz. OF West Ham
mond, turned down the chance to
pick the All-EIammond baseball team
there have been no applicants for
the honor. Whoever takes the job
should know local baseball players
well and should be handy with his
hands and feet
UNLESS the McNally case IS con-
cluded today. police may ask ap-
pointment Of q special judge to try
cases in the crowded police docket.
The cells are filling with prisoners
awaiting trial.
NO trace yet Of Bill McAleer's
fiivver stolen from in front of Of
fees Now the best criminal lawyer
in county has only his Cadillac and
Marmon in which to ride. But how
he loved that f1ivverl
SINCE seeing that silver trophy
which is to be given at the Roby
races Sunday, Billy Harris. of Ham
Inond has been busy rebuilding his
Y ar-scarred hivver and swears the
cup will be his Sunday evening.
MAJORITY of Hammond auto
mobile dealers have entered into an
agreement whereby their salesrooms
close at o'clock on Wednesday
evenings. However. the statesmen
may chase customers on the street
If they so desire.
WALLY HESS is coaching the
Betz girls basket ball team. Fem
mime squeals feature play of Helen
Du Val. Irene Malo. others in excit-
ing moments. Hess sees strategy
of several well placed screams dur
ing future contests.
BABES in arms were among the
spectators that crowded city court
in McNally hearing yesterday and
today. Judge at one time threat
ened to oust all unless babies were
hushed up. Men and women stood
for hours listening to testimony.
T. w. DOE. 139 Entry avenue.
Chicago, expected too much of his
fivver last night when he tried to
squeeze between street car swer-
wing around at the four corners and
the curb stone. His flivver was
badly damaged IN the argument.
THE Industrial Garage at ess
Calumet ave. has taken over the
Lake county territory for "Rholite."
a Iiouid which, It is claimed, may
be placed in a storage battery to
recharge 1T Immediately whereas ii
would take So hours by the present
method
WELL, the Public Service Com
mission has settled the only oues-
tion which has stood in the way Of
paving Conkey avenue. Property
owners didn't want to start the pave
ment until they knew whether the
street car company would bear its
share of the load.
PRISON fare for Mrs. McNally.
little 'doll-mother." now on trial in
preliminary murder hearing? Not
much. Accompanied by plainclothes-
man she has taken virtually all of
her meals since arrest Saturday at
downtown and at Lyn-
dora dining room.
SERGEANTS KUNZ and Fandrei
make important catch when they
nab Roland Wilton. Lansing, Mich, |
and William La Rue. Detroit, in
stolen car at Calumet and Huehn
avenues. Get confession from pair
who say they stole car after their
own broke down in Detroit.
LUCKY. When a South Shore
east bound train struck the auto
mobile driven by Henry Hooing at
Terrence avenue he picked himself
ora