piicvur on x^iu*e xvuuu wnv bui iuia* i Korda were not killed, ed tip on displaying his wares:•‘Red Hot Lemonade” and Ice Cold Dogs” must have been struck by a moonbeam.NUMEROUS BOYS UNDER THE age of fourteen years are trying out at the various parks for the Community Service medals which are being awarded by the local community branch.the fastest craft in the Chicago dis trict.OFFICIALS OF THE CALUMETMotor Coach Company has prohibited drivers and passengers from chewing tobacco on the two new white coaches running betweenHammond and Chicago.AFTER BEING A SLAVE TO TO-• Vbacco, both the solid and liquid form# Joe Todd has sworn off the vile weed; as an anti~dote for the craving he has become an adept dancer and shakes an aesthetic toe.GREAT PLANS ARE UNDER way for the first annual motor boat races at Cedar Lake# August IS and 1C, gnd the promoters are lookingfor the entrance of abme of aom# ofBERNICE HILDEBRAND OFCalumet City and Bert Van Winkle• «of Gibson were each given $5 and costs and €0 days yesterday In police court when they were tried for a statutory offense. They had lived together for several weeks onSherman street.FOOTBALL TEAM ASPIRANTS at the Hammond high school are making plans for the annual fall football camp at Berrien Springs, the Boy Scout camp, and Coach Wilson has called a meetihg of the men tor tomorrow morning at the high school building.JOHNellAND WILLIAM CRIM, 118Russell street, recently returnedfrom a fruitful fishing trip on the Tippecanoe river at Winamac; theircatch included two catfish, one• • . %weighing 11% pounds, the other 5; and s! bass, one of-which wai abeautiful Im pound specimen*M*