The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-25

rivver Now ali they need are some
emergency calls.
SAVE the surface and you save
all" says the girl at the cosmetic
counter of local store.
NOTHING new-siN inch chuck
holes in the Holman street asphalt
The jolt. ouch. You say IL
SEYMOUR BREAKSTONE. : . D
Calumet avenue, tells police his bic
ycle is stolen from high school.
STEVE BUNDAK, 524 Fields ave.
reports loss of cigars, cigarettes.
when thieves force entrance TO his
store.
THE old Chicago road between
Gary and Valparaiso is said to be in
an impossible condition either with
light car or truck.
E. ]. NICHOLSON. who has keen
wfntering at smyrna. Fla, writes
that he will return this week TO his
/ farm near Grown Point.
WITH seven entertainers, the Dixie
/ Jazz Band and other enticements. the
4 famous Coney Island pleasure point
Will reopen again tonight.
! READING that chlorine killed fish
in an aquarium. postofice empioye
4 wants to know if it kills carp. what
I, viii it do to human beings?
THE state tax board is having
real problem TO work out in at
/ tempting to put all Indiana COM
munities on the same tax levy.
KARL GRIFFIN, + c. Barrows
and other local men connected with
the schools, are among the speakers
at Gary educational meet yesterday
and today.
SOME one suggests that the
council adopt a resolution faYoring
the single standard of morals. This
column is open to suggestions in
the shape Of resolutions.
WHAT'S become Of all Of the fell
lows who used to whistle their
heads off when the new song hits
went the rounds7 seldom you hear
men whistling on the streets these
days.
THE names of Second Lieut. Will
ber d. Lowry of Gary and Second
Lieut.. Lloyd Rinkenberg of Ham
mond appear in the list of officers
recently assigned to the organized
reserves of Indiana
IT'S time the morals committee
was being delegated to Calumet
avenue again" writes the same fell
low who registered the kick the
other day about the window dis
plays at the Federal hotel.
SOME jitney men are sitting UP
nights thinking out a way TO force
themselves off the streets They say
q solution to this problem would be
worth oodles of dough. They acm:,
taking $4,000 a month from 'fe
street car company.
BOY at Columbia school prepar-
ing composition featuring descrip-
ton, copies word picture of a bira
and pins this to a man. Teachers
reading it, are convinced with the in
con gruity. but admit description or
bird fits this man.
DON'T set the clock ahead an hour
tonight The cities of the region.
industries, banks. courts, schools ana
railroads will not adopt the daylight
savings time until the last of next
month. instead OF midnight March
26. as they did last year.
H L. WEBB. of jamestown. y. T.,
famous through east as daring stee-
plejack, has come to town 10 give
Hammond a birdseye view Y ester
day he topped the Central school
spire. He's stopping with his sister.
, Mrs cate 444 Sibley street.
GRADING completed at Turner
Field. Baseball diamond should be
in shape by June /. says Locke
simpson. barber. councilman ana
park commissioner. Question now
of fences. grandstand and other de-
tails to be worked out. All that's
wanting is money.
THOMAS j. o" CoNoR Of West
Hammond who for a year and half
was connected with Kelley & Sem
mes in Gary. has now hooked up as
salesman with Frank Wachewicz
and is selling real estate in his old
stamping ground. Right on the
reel he sold a house
ATTY. CHARLES DYER. candidate
for county clerk on the republican
primary ballot, has opened headquar-
ters in Room 113 of the First Nat
ionaI Bank building at Hammond.
Telephone number 656. Dyer work
ers in all parts of the county are
making very favorable reports.
METZ Girls won two basketball
victories this week. Monday they
defeated the Harvey Reds. 6to T.,
and wednesday. at Whiting. they
beat Blue Island again TO 3. Mon
day they play the last game of the
season in Hammond with the Blue
Island team at the Lafayette gym.
PARK BOARD and council park
commissioners take trip TO view the
Hegewisch park yesterday. They see
tract of p acres: containing two ball