The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-21
WAR ON GRAFT Is ONLY BEGUN DECLARES BERT MORGAN
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OF course you're going TO the
! fair for you simply aren't If you
don't.
J. S. REDMOND and H. B. Beng
son have left for New York on a
combined business and pleasure trip
F. \. HICkOk. 1855 Moraine ave,
/ brought home new coupe from the
Snodgrass Auto Sales exhibit at the
Crown Point fair.
CHARLES SCOTT loses SIG when
burglers go through his pants poe
kets while he sleeps in his room al
1852 Drackert street
JACK F'OX now has one of those
new Arcola heating plants. 1t was
installed by George Austgen, who
has the local territory.
THIEVES found nothing when
they searched homes of these: Lee
Granger. Alb Drackert street: Mrs.
Sewers, 433 Indiana avenue.
AFTER serving three years III the
L. S. Army Air Service, Morton
French has returned to his home at
/ AZ Summer blvd, Hammond.
jul MEYN has been putting Hmm
/ mond on the map Of the Travellers
Insurance Co. while attendi@ the
big meeting at Hartford. Conn
| JACK LEACH is counting on hav-
/ ing all of the county fair drivers
and number of others at the Roby
/ Speedway next Sunday when the
next big race meet will be. he'd
MOTORCOPS Teboda and schaet-
eel make drive on traffic law vio-
lators and nah. dozen jitney, tax.
men. All are Hammond men and
one Of them Hammond manufac-
turer
FIVE hundred booklets entitled
What I Know About Women" and
written by Rodolph Valentino VIII be
given 10 the first fve hundred ladies'
to attend the matinee performance
at the Orpheum theater tomorrow.
POLICE hunt Margaret Loilak,
aged IS years. who left her home In
Standard avenue Yesterday after
taking $40 belonging to her mother
and telling her brother that she was
going out into the world to hunt for
work.
TWENTY people smacked their
lips this noon at a chicken goulash
banquet at Central police station.
The meal was prepared by that ex-
cellent culinary artist, Captain Peter
Austgen, who has it over any French
chef you can name.
JACK DOLL and B. l.. Barnhousa
are opening a music shop on satur-
day morning in Room 16. OF the
Rimbach building. Phonographs and
PLAYER pianos viii be the siss yne.
The boys have arranged for a Jazz
orchestra for Saturday evening.
THE big green Betz bus now run
ming on the Chicago Hammond line.
viii leave the court house at one
O'Clock tomorrow 10 take people TO
the Hammond Day celebration at the
Lake County fair and Will return to
Hammond at close of fair time in
the evening.
4 FOUR-ELEvEN alarm last night
greeted Hammond's newest fire laddle
when il was announced at the home
of Ernest .Pollex, IFS Dearborn St.
that he had become the father of an
infant son. The boy will be called
Robert. Pollex is attached to Cen
trail fire station.
GOTTLIEB c. OEXMANN. who
graduated from several embalming
schools and later served for some
time with c. H. Stewart. in Ham
mond, has fitted out a funeral home
at Fayette and Claude streets. and
is now in business for himself. He
has lady assistant
STICKUP men early this morning
attempted to rob John Schan-, col
lector for the Hammond Gisase &
Oil Co. as he was about to dri9e in
to garage at Calumet and Thornton
avenues He stepped on the gas and
escaped. Police have good de-
seription Of the holdups.
ED. J. MARTIN. I24 Favette St.
business agent for plumbers. is book
ed on charge of driving while drunk
after he's alleged to have run into
car driven by William. Becker. 2O4
Hoffman street. at Calumet avenue
and 18th street. last night .fter
the crash Martin is said to have
punched Mr.. Becker's nose. Martin
denies the charges.
SOUTH Park Commissioners have
granted the Hammond public SCHOOLS
permission to operate its school bus
anywhere in Chicago. There will be
no boulevard restrictions invoxed
against the buses. said the commits
sioners Supt. Caldwell announces a
program Of excursions to Field
Museum, Art Institute. Stoc%yards I
and other points of interest.