The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-01

covering safety cover and retainer
for sectional iue expander.
n. ]. CHAYKEN, shoe dealer for
13 years at State Line and Douglas
streets. moves to his own building
at State Line and Condit street.
BILL LOVE, candidate for state
representative, says that the next
legislature will not be complete
without little love from Ham
mond.
Y THE Hammond Kiwanis club pro-
poses to offer prizes to children for
the best gardens This is to en-
courage the city beautiful and the
kiddies.
REV. J. c. GRANGER will con-
duct series Of genuine o. f. evan
gelistic meetings at the First Bap-
tist church in Hammond starting
tomorrow evening.
BARTON, elnploye of Bunnell,
hits man at Holman and Fayette
streets at a. m. when victim steps
| in front of Barton's car. No re-
port Of mans identity.
BEGINNING today and lasting un-
til next Saturday Will be National
Baseball Week. Stores are showing
goods of all kinds for players, UNI
pires, mascots and fans.
c. c. BONHAI keeps an appre-
hensive eye on the weather reports
as the time draws nigh for him to
take mis- annual day or 70 witness the
opening game OF the White SoX-
WALTER BIELEFELD. treasurer
of the Republican county central
committee. has assessed each can
didate sums ranging from $50 TO
$3.50 for expenses of the campai gn-
WHY screen your porches against
mosquitoes?' queries Atty. l.. L.
Bomberger. Put up bird houses
around your home and you won't
find mosquito on the place next
summer"
$500. THAT'S amount or damage
suffered by Stearns auto that h%rr-
ed last night on indianapolis blvd,
Robey. Owned by Chicago party,
Crossed wires, started blaze, says
Officer Adam Funk
WE know girl. right here in
The Times office, too, who has the
world beat for birthdays. This
young lady has had a birthday that
lasted a week and it isn't over yet.
Many happy returns.
CLARENCE sTARKEY. 6o2 Will
cox avenue. continues search for
brother. James Starkey, who disap-
peared last October with throat he
would throw himself in lake. Starkey
left wife and two children
YOUNG woman, Indiana avenue
resTcenr, falls in faint on Holman
and ogden streets at y p. m. last
night. She's given first aid by Mil
ton Dermody and A. Snyder, 80 Car
roll street Then taken home,
THE BETZ GIRLS have decided
TO use the big bus instead OF private
cars for hauling the team and fans
10 their lost basketball game at
Blue Island this evening. The bus
leaves the court house at $50 o'clock.
INJURED. Charles Rageneski.
East Chicago occupant of auto driv-
en- by e. j. Ward. is slightly in
iured when Wards car collides with
machine driven by H c. Long, 15i
Waitham st., at Condit and State
Line streets.
TWO local bowlers in South Bend
alley bet 500 on games and wos,.
Then they were afraid to leave for
tear they'd be followed and robseG
They had to keep on bowling unti- /
policeman stepped in. Then they
went out with the cop.
MILK-FED children. They're al
wallace school. Bill Moore, OF Room
IL. says his class will challenge any
grade in any school in the city TO a
milk drinking contest. Room III ge1s
away with 20 qurts day MISS
Jackson is the teacher
THE youngest campaisner in
Lake county is Little Jimmy Dyer
-ycar-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dyer. Jimmy insists on
canvassing the neighborhood daily
and giving the friendly housewives
his fathers campaign cards.
p-cApn1Nfs th Q campaign
against the short skirt the Indian
apolis News says that some Of the
experienced yearling debs and So
ciety matrons have come out fiat
footed and knock kneed, according
TO a Hammond man who visited the
capital.
ABOUT THE SICK. Fred c.
Dietrich, board OF works member.
baker. is on road to recovery after
serious attack OF pneumonia; John
z. Fitzgerald. banker, recuperatinE