The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-13

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TONY BARTOszIK. 4s5 Chicago
avenue. is arrested on non-support
charge.
DR. w. D. wEIS and his family
leave on their summer auto tour
early Monday.
THE races at Porter start prompt
lyat 2:i5 o'clock tomorrow and the
admission is Sl.10.
JOHN HACK is attending the
golden wedding celebration Of his
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hack, at
Madison. Wisconsin.
THE funeral OF Patrick ]. Moran.
veteran Standard employe. who died
Thursday. will take place at All
Saints church on Monday" morning.
PAUL G. MOORHEAD is beginning
to make the oil business sit up and
take notice, though he has been
back from California but a short
time.
YES, honestly, one HAMMOND
man refused to give a cent to the
Boy Scout drive because some boys
once broke into his Ice box and stole
a little food
JOHN DILLON. 1924 Monroe ST.,
jitney driver. again arrested for
traffic violation. This time for
parking in wronE place. OFFICER
Stelow makes arrest.
THE trial of Gabriel Buljacki, OF
Hammond. for violation OF liquor
law is set for June 16, in the fed
eral court and Morris Barton is to
be tried for same offense June 8.
OLLIE ROTH is figuring on trav-
elling to the Shrine convention at
San Francisco in his scream of a
roadster He may take Rudy Mon
berg with him. They plan on max
ing the trip in three weeks.
1T was a bad day for Constable
Julius Taussig. First someone slip
ped into his office this morning and
got away with his revolver which
had been left on his desk. Then a
lady at a coroner's inquest called
him Mr.. Dobson."
SINCE Miss Mildred Anderson,
hguratively and almost literally,
broke the ice and went swimming
in the clay hole over in the forests
preserve, the place has become quite
popular among the swimmers OF
younger set.
GEORGE GEYER'S enthusiasm
for Boy Scouts and the Salvation
Army underwent a severe test yes
terday. Someone swiped his new
hat while he was attending the
meeting of solicitors at the Cham
ber OF Commerce rooms.
THE Kiwanis athletes yesterday
afternoon defeated the Rotary ath-
lie tes at baseball by the score of
IA to IL. The next match between
the two clubs will be golf The
expect to keep eating at
the expense of the Rotarians the
remainder of the summer.
J. ID. BECKWTTH, head Of the
newly organized B. B. & C. Coal Co,
returned from Indianapolis where he
has been attending the annual con-
clave .or knights Templars. He
says that Indianapolis is a mighty
fine city but It's no place for
poverty stricken white man with ice
at its present price.
KNOCKED to the street yesterday
when he stepped in front OF an au-
tomobile driven by Leonard klebs,
7s1 Beall street. Fred Gunter. aged
21, South Shore Hotel, East Chicago.
was taken to the hospital sucering
serious internal injuries. Klebs
says the accident was unavoidable.
1t happened in front of Dixon's
Candy parlor, Sibley street
RESIDENTS of Sibley street and
Rimbach avenue complain that the
1eighborhood is infested with rats
originate beneath the old cottages
IN Sibley street. These cottages do
lot have easements. They are soon
10 be torn down to make way for
apartment buildings, according to
Will Love, manager of the Rimbach
estate.
JIM WANG MICHELSTETTER and
Little Mike" are home from the
Pacific coast. Jim Wang fell hard
Tor the California gulf and says
that Los Angeles is the greatest
.own on earth. Jim and Little
Mike" expect TO make their home in
Los Angeles when the lake is DARN
I'd off of the lot they bought The
are going east this
week
b. B. KERNER, % ~Gostlin St,
says he was attacked last night by
Pete Piliteauch, Whiting, as he was
going home with a quart of ice
srean. Pete is alleged to have tried
20 bean Kerner with a stone Ker-