The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-07
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RALPH PIERCE IS a new member
OF the kiwanis club.
ISN'T 1t about time the Ebert
boys got their basketball team go
ing? The team should be heavier
than ever this year.
AND now that election is over 1t
is expected that a chief will soon
be named for prohibition enforce
ment in Northern Indiana
ONE of the big features of the
Shrine circus parade tomorrow Will
be Doc. Sharrer trying TO keep hts
place on the head Of old Tillie. the
elephant.
PHIL GREENWALD covets
Cadillac. Whether or not Phirs de-
sire meets achievements depends on
today's election. Phil, as usual. has
placed his dough on BVD.
ELECTION returns will be an
nounced by magnafaux from repub-
lican headquarters above tho First
Trust * Savings Bank. State and
Holman streets. starting at $50.
OFFICER DOWNEY challenges all
comers He bowls. officer Schaet-
Eel throws down the gauntlet. He's
a pool player. Harry Rimbach says
he can beat any chess player in
city.
ALL hunters know Il but We'll
tell 1t anyway. The quail season
opens November 10 and closes De-
cember 20. The trapping season op-
ened November 10 and continues un-
til February TO-
HERE MILES, auditor Of the
Indiana Securities Commission. writ
es Hammond friends that everything
looks good around the state house.
and all are confident that Beveridge
will get across nicely.
FOLKS out on Columbia avenue
are wondering how long II will be
before street car service is resum-
ed. The cars have been stopping at
Morton avenue since the street Inn
provement work started.
TOUGHEST of the tough. Kari
Griffin and other school officers,
will take a dozen of the toughest
boy pupils in schools to Juvenile
court at Crown Point on Friday for
hearing before Judge Norton.
FIFTEEN hundred fans at the foot
ball game at Harrison Park on sun
day had to stand up again. The
bleacher seats are still missing. Ru-
NOR has it that they are in storage
in the park
DAN NOONAN. who has chaper-
oned the John Robinson Military
Elephants for the last ten years,
sees that they get their baths just
as regularly as children. This morn
ing he had the attendants give them
thorough scrubbing with oil
1T is reported that Hammond lit
neurs have hired Attorney Samuel
Schwartz. of South Bend. to fight
their legal battle for them whenever
It comes to a head. Schwartz won
their admiration through his work
IN the Tiernan and McNally cases.
PRESIDENT CARL NELSON of
the Methodist Mems Club has named
the chairman and members Of the
various standing committees. The
entertainment committee is suppos-
ed TO line up something good for
the next meeting which Will be on
Tuesday. November q.
BEN STRONG. chief OF I H. B.
police. Trainmaster r. n. Burwell.
Of Blue Island. and F. J. Sweeney.
works manager OF the Gibson round
house. leave tonight for the wilds
Of Minnesota for a. little hunting
trip Pretty soft for them. They
will have a special car switched
right into the woods and use it for
headfuarters.
ANDY GUMP appeared personal
ly before the Rotary club at It's
luncheon at the Lyndora Hotel this
noon. In an interview with w. D.
Webb. hotel manager. Just before the
Rotarians arrived. Gump said It
was likely he would contest the
election in case he was defeated.
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