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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

sli ok nts narks 26srs ssssuesi..
 Jilsn4iss dcwncAst EacS becslme even ,Aore so. wei, it's your i4u;f ny marks aren't As s66d 3s lis" ns dseizsea.
 My fault" e3Aculated his mother. What nonsensei How do you make tnat out?" A
 well, his father is a widower and the teacher Is looking for nusbani," came back his perfectly lucid answer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

It ls estimated that the portions of Alas la uhsuited fer ether ihaustfies ~In haaIhtaia fShr te i've million mead N reindeer. In the Scandinavian countries their meat is highly prizSd. The rein- deer meat from Alaska Is be6inains to appear reTpiariy now in many of he meat shops of the tilted StStes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

The death of George c. Waldo sr., fer many years editor of the Br4dkepSrt Standard, removes one of the old and substantial newspaper men of the state whose facile pen yielded a strong iri- fuence in the western part of eonnecti. cut during long teffod of SsAss.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Beer drinking may be on the decline in Germany but it is not for the same reason that 1t has decreased in this eoun- try.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Clarence. E. Carpenter, as one of the active business men and maSufacturer, of the city, should prove an excellent member of the gas and electrical com. mission to which he has Been named.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Wey would 44f tW6 weeks. I vas treated b5 tW6 doctors without relief and they both said I would have to have m
 operation. I had
 my trouble four |years and was |nnht to d any- thing and. had
 given up all hope
 Inf aVAR katfi66
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
Ah 6Sssssm PAss.

New Zealand has a native species Ot op- pSsSdm which weafs E very Beaatifai far. It is not at all like the 'poss1m that We know in this country.
 Many years asS vas introduced ints
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Hartford's election leaves no doubt but what that city is firmly entrenched in the republican column.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Even if the Japanese foreign office con- siders Tap a worthless piece of barren nidocean soil an awful fuss is being made over it.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Germany may think the reparation de- mands are too heavy but 1t should have soliloquized on that subject before it piled up the damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

When alimony like the income tax comes light it is fortunate that there is sufficient with which to meet 1t
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

There are times when this seems like a small world. but not 50 when searching for those Wall street bombers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Former Emperor Charles now knows how it feels to go back home and fns that he is not wanted.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Ex-Emperor Charles seems to be on his way but there is uncertainty as to where he is going.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Girls not as bad as Painted" says headline. Let us hope not, but there are some awful self decorators abroad.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

Those who are putting in their coal early will not have to worry about the possibilities of shortage next fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
For Coughs anl C.las Use

Bronchitis, most stubbofn of all codshA yields to its healing propeFties. Try this fafncus old family remedy and experience the comfort 1t bfings to those who use it. Pure and safe t aids nature in restoring vitAllts and in re. lieving cousAs eoldA, kfoh. chitis, and all fsFNns of threat and hung ailments.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

With milk selling for seven cents a quart in Wisconsin, possibly they have put the Ford process into operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
WOMAN AVOIDS :.
 AN OPERATION
Hspe Nearly Gee, bat Lydia E.
 PhkkAn's yesesAht csAps1Aa

Star, N. C.-.'ilS monthly Gp6ls 3xvt me S6 mach trouble, S6fnetineS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
ssssiss That AaesIi Othsrs
s6aAfG

EfaAAkG.
 six.ytaf-aia B5BBy has just had B;s Afst 6iFfAaaS party. /Tha Eliests haa All EBnS &ifa Ae Was SarTeyihE ths disi6Sh. tlsd tkbis *hsn Ris mother eiftefed ths dMinf room. She sSw the IsEhcast l6ck 6n his face.
 "Whs %htt is the matter, dsafe' She T can't sec why 1t IS my paEty," hs returned" aHd all ths ress, of them eat up Nthe refrtshmefts.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
The ksspsAsfsis PartS,

Tho ksspeHsfsis fartS.
 Jir1fnie's report card was full cf dis tffctly peor marks and his mother was seeiding him about it. She even threat eAed to deprive him of pictafe xhows if they were not made better. "NTBy jast lock at Teddy S--" she said. "Alha6st
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07

The above familiar trade mark on
 EeE5 haekass-ali drussists, 6ee and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
Building
Mechanics
Now Idle
Contractors Halt Work
Until Men Agree to Ac-
cept Wage Cuts

Three hundred and twenty-three build
ing mechanics employed by members OF
the Building Trades Employers Asso-
station il Hammond. Whiting and East
Chicago we're thrown into idleness this
morning when the contractors made
good therr promise to halt construction
work if the mon refused to accept
wage cuts which had been announced
May /.
1t is expected that Gary contractors
win follow the same course next Mon
day.
Building craftsmen remained firm Sat
urday night in the stand which they had
previously taken against accepting any
wage reductions. The contractors had
taken the matter up with the 1nterna-
tional Union heads but had been inform
ed that it was UP to the various locals
10 accept or reject the new wage sehed-
ule.
The number Of men affected by to-
days cessation is not as great as It
would have been a month ago. The
building industry has slowed down I'M
til contractors had only a few men em-
ployed here and there on small Jobs
The largest job affected had only 1a
men on it. This gives an indication
Of the business condition when II il
-. -7-+~o.-4rrs Tfl-, T9f-1. n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
GET YOUR SEATS FOR
LEGION MINSTRELS

The reserved seat sale for The Jol-
lies Of 1921" the big minstrel musical
revue. which the American legion Will
stage at the Parthenon theater on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
of this week opened this morning ana
IL now going ON a. the Parthenon box
office While the sale has been Very
gratifying to the committee in charge
there are still many choice seats left
for either uf the three nights per-
formances, but they are going fast, as
if you have not already made your
reservations, you had better do so al
once. The advance tickets sold by thc
members of the legion, the Moman'a
auxiliary and their friends must be eN-
changed for the reserved seats.
one Of the elcverest singing and dane
ing choruses ever organized fer home
talent production will play big part ia
this years American Legion show, md
VIII be made up Of some Of the very fin
est Of Hammonds talent. Among the
young ladies taking part in the show
VIII be Cecil Abblett Louise Stevens,
1Iaudo Burke. Dorothy Nierengarten.
Elsa Freeman. Lillian Mcintyre, Mar
guerite Hester. Faye Y. Rick, Miriam
Merz. Helen Turner. Gladys Tuley. Vera
TuIey. Fern Bogard. Lucille Bogard,
Lucille Ahleudorf Irene Raycraft Mar
tina Tiedman. Hazel Prendergast, La
Verne Prendergast, Nellie Meyers. Tn
ss Poole. Isabelle Hawkins. Margaret
Carroll Laura Sass, Anna Sass, Ror-
othy Dye Dorothy Dunsing. Ethel Doyle
and Marie Donlxe.
The final work Of polishing on the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
GROWTH OF CALUMET
DISTRICT CHURCHES

e., J. sharp. president. and d. E.
Ervder. district evangelist nave pre-
Her-a an annual report OF the Calu-
na,t Christian Missionary board
Which win be submitted this week to
the state convention of the Christian
churches OF Indiana at Ti4een
Revival meetings held by the board
al Hammond, HessviIIe. Indiana
Harbor, Griffith Crown Point Hobart
Deep River Tolleston. Harvey and
Lowell resulted in 62s additions in
5hirty-two weeks. the report states
Churches weer organized and build
ings erected at Hessville. Tollesron
and Griffith.
The slump in church attendance and
church expansion in the United States
is not reflected in the report of the
board which was created to meet the
emergency arising al the close Of the
war when spiritual stock went down
as we'll as General Motors and BethIe-
hem steel. The Calumet Christian
Missionary Board was pat into the
field by G. j. Sharpt, former pastor o.
the Hammond Christian church. as q
sort Of federal reserve bank for the
christian churches Of Lake counfv
ana adjoining territory. to keen them
solvent and above board. Ii was a
good stunt and it worked so well
other districts are using it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
TWENTY HURT WHEN
HUMMER LEAVES RAILS


BLoOMINGTON. ILL.,. May f6.-An of
fetal inquiry into the wreck al Chi
eaEo & Alton train No. ., known as
The Hummer" which was deraued
three miles from here last night was
launched today by railroad authorities.
Belief that the wreck was the outcome
of plot has been expressed by Of
hcials.
Work Of clearing away the wreckage
vas completed today and the tracks
opened for through traffic. All OF the
injured are being cared for in Bloom
inston hospitals. About 20 persons
were hurt. several Of them seriously.
william suttles. fireman of the Hum
mer" was severely crushed and may
die.
The Hummer" left Chicago at s
o'clock last night for Kansas city. 1t
carried about 200 passengers.
When about three miles out Of
Bloomington it struck an open switch.
while travelling at a speed Of SO miles
ain hour. The engine left the rails,
bumped over the ties and crashed
into string OF "er1pties" on a sid
ing The mail and baggage car and
the smoker also were deraiied, but the
passenger coaches remained On the
tracks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
Running Short
OF Ammunition
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

LlNTERNATioNAL NEWS sERgcEl
Williamson. W. Va, May i6.--Tll II.
was comparative calm all along .tfe
Tug river battle front this mornins
few stray shots were fired in th
sectors where hghtng has been hcay-
iest IN the last few days, II Is fearsa
that the lull IS only temporary asI
more trouble IS expected.
One reason assigned FOR the lot 81
IN hostlities is that the supply of am
munition Is running low
Reports ave filtered through fne
mountain fastness that pleas have
been sent to Washington for troops by
Gov Morgan and ia some quarters
their cessation Of hostilities Is re-
garded as strategic move On the
part of the leaders of tie attacking
forces. BY stopping the dghting .ol
while at least, the sending of fed
eral troops may be averted and in ta
meantime the attackers can secure q
fresh supply Of ammunItin.
The warfare which has been carried
on for three days knows no mercy. HI
New Howard. scene OF heavy fighting
saturday, woman was about to h,-
come z mother. Physicians would Tilt
venture across the opening space sur
rounding her home and face posslblc.
death Neighbors had abandoned
their homes but the woman was 100
III 81 fec g the mountains. III tae
darkness of night there amid 4 sEou
er of bullets q new life came into .6.
world,
~ Merrimac 4 woman with baby
70 hef arms. sought TO 90 to the sub
station, short distance away for pto-
lection As she crossed the omen sna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
HAMMOND POLICE
FIND WALKING BANK
Recover East Chicago Man S
Pocket Book From Chi
cago Dips

The Hammond police were kept BUSY
over the Weekend as the result Of =
wave OF crime which swept over thc
city Chicago bad men came 10 Ham
mond in large numbers. Shortly be-
fore the shooting OF officer Fisher hy q
Chicago bandit, three wei known pick
pockets were picked UP, following j
complaint from one of their victims
one OF the dips was veritable watkins
bank having money distributed all ov-
er his person. The men are Henry
Marks, alias Smith, S24 Grace street.
Chicag go; Peter J. Kelly. Fifty-eighth
avenue, Cicero Ill. and James Leonard
1929 South Genzie avenue. Chicago.
Saturday evening about 6:30. as Geo.
Meholich. 502S Alexander avenue. Easl
Chicago, was alighting from an Las;
Chicago car at Holman and State SITS
lie was jostled by three men. and a few
minutes later he found that his pocket
book containing s115 was missing Me-
holich went to the police station ana re-
ported his loss, and stated that he sus-
pected three men who boarded a Chi
cago car as the dips. The police man.
ned an automobile and gave chase. over
hauling the street car at Holman ana
Gostlh street. They entered and ar
rested the men. At the station. ID pas
found that Marks and Leonard we're old
offenders Both had their pictures on
file IN the Bertillion room Marks vas
arrested in Hammond on tho same
charge about two years ago and has 4
long record of arrests in Chicago. De
troit and other cities
When searched by an officer. every
pocket in Marks clothing yielded some
cash, till a large pile Of currency was
stacked on the desk. Not satisfied. the
man was made to undress and more casn
was found in his underclothes- A to-
tai of s133 was found on him. and the
poeket-booS belonging to MehoIich
Marks tried To get rid of this but when
he threw il, he was unfortunate enough
to hit an officer in the leg. and thus he
was caught with the goods. The men
viii be arraigned tomorrow morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
MRS. DON SAVAGE
REPORTED SUICIDE

Gary was shocked to hear this
morning Of the reported suicide Of
Mrs. Don Savage, wife Of the wen
known Broadway sporting goods
dealer. Her body was discovered
shortly after $3.50 o'clock By Mrs.
Louise MARROW. washerwoman She
had attached a tube to the gas burner
in her sleeping room and taken nor
life in that wa@ A note was found
beside her, reading, Tell father it
was an accident. don't tell him the
truth" The decedsnt was NJ. savage's
second wife. There ard no children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16

ably recover from his "oaH0s'
with two wounds from bandit
revolver in his body. officer joan
,-fsber of the Hammond motorcyc'e e
SQUAD lies dangerously wounded IN st
Narraretfs hospital The policeman :
assaflant is In custody, and IS oeih9
held on the charge of shooting VITA
intent to kill. pending the outcome o.
!7isher's wounds. He is Chief Aee
I,vzkfa a bad negro from Chicago, who
lives at 3447 Indiana avenue w lth
hin1 was Harry Williams, 5642 Calu-
met avenue, Chicago, who IS being
nold as an accessory before and after
the fact.
SHOOTING IN EAST HAMMOND
Officer Fisher encountered the men
IN Columbia avenue, near Fields ave
uue. about ten o'clock Saturday night.
Evzk was carrying bundle and
Fisher. becoming suspicious, stappod
them. As he was examining the pack
age. Eyzk suddenly whipped out a re-
7-olver and dred two shots. Officers
RcckIer and Kelly who were about
100 feet away when the shots Were
fired. gave chase. An innocent by
stander, James Lee SIS Merrill ave
UFIF. 40THHt was mistaken LOT one t4
tho would be murderer. when he took
1o his heels and he was captured by
Reckler after Il short chase. Kelly
took after Eyzk and Williams but was
distanced,
Fisher showed admirable nerve
throughout the affair shot twice
throught the lefs breast he kept his
feet and remained quiet while a pass
49,
him TO the hospital DIR. E. S. Jones
vas called and I'm his examination
found that one bullet had passed
close to the heart, possibly punctur-
ing the lung and the other had rang
ed from the side to the center Of the
breast where it emerged. 4 hostler
strap. slung under the lett arm. may
be the means Of saving Fishers llfc.
as fl was pierced by the bullet ana
POSSIBLY DETECTED IL from its course
SHOOT AT OFFICER oKRAJ.
The two bad mon appeared later On
the south side in West Hammond
where they held up a man by tno
usme # Kopacz, who lives at sta
l55th place, West Hammond, They
took from him So and watch. Early
sunday morning they encountered
officer okraj Of the West Hammond
fAree and without warning fred three
shots at him. They ran west ON Plum
Nor avenue ana olraj pressed two
eol7red meE into service with al
automobile. The case lead them a.
i5grpham avenue where they captur-
rd The gunmen. Brought to the Ham
la9nd station they we're Identified as
the two men encountered by Fisher.
Ezyz confessed to the shooting.
These men have police record anu
E@zk was Identified BIZ Chief simons
of The prohibition force as an old Of
fender in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16

HIGHLAND, Ind May ia shock
ing auto fatality took place near here
last night when Peter Typ. aged 63. and
enc of Highlands pioneers. was sthuck
and killed outright by an automobile
The accident took place at the Typ
homestead, one of Highlands land
marks at the corner of Ridge Rd. ana
Cline avenue ana happened shortly be
fore six o'clock. The Typ residence
and barn are on opposite sides Of the
road and Mr. zyp was crossing the
highway to milk his cows and stepped
directly in front of tine auto driven by
a young South Chicago man. He was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
FEDERAL MEN
FIND LOT OF BEER

Federal prohibition agents from the
Hammond office made their greatest
catch of home made beer Saturday af-
ternoon when they paid a brief visit
to Mishawaka. Henry Van Dazzle anu
his mother. Mrs. Lewis Van Daele.
were arrested for operating the young
brewery. as a side line to their soft
drink business.
In the house We're found two 15-sal-
Ion barrels Of beer mash, 586 pine bot
Ties of beer with q decided kick. IS
gallons of grape wine and 2a gal
Ions OF dandelion wine. Evidence Of
selling the liquor was also obtained
against the people who wete later re
leased on bond. They will be tried this
week in the Mlshawaka police court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
THIEVES ARE
ACTIVE AGAIN

Thieves were active over tho week
end n Hammond. with the result that
several people were victimized. Emil
Reiman 1054S avenue y, South Chi-
caso was held up by two mon at the
corner OF 106th street ana the Penn
sylvania railroad tracks about a0 Fri
day morning. and robbed of S35 ana d
watch. The men are described as be-
ing about . years old, one feet. C.
and the other feet inches tail
j. II. smith, Columbia hotel. reported
that his pocket was picked or sio in
the Columbia Moving Picture theater.
He has an idea of who the culprit f.
Warren Williams, 6o7 Truman ave-
nue. and Ralph Tieman, 80 Beal street
each reported the loss OF bicycle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
WHITING
MANS HOPE
IS SHATTERED
Fails To Get Wife and Loses
$4,000 In The Bargain.
Alleged SWindIGr Taken.
IspEclAL To THE TLNEsI

reprrrsg TIE TfMrGl
WHITING, Ind. May 16.-August
7-a.+a.s dream of finding a wife
~ ..-,r,a.,a, aaa.ov /.
through =
shatterea' he 7 siol go
his experience but ne has me sa'is-
faction Of knowing that the man who
.....na,od b,ro A. n iail.
'i''' i 49,, j
-..a,,t,,Iress III il member of the
tle Malel'l - - 80 a,1e u furn-
Whiting ponce w.
ism the necessary clue AZ time "i'''
the case seemed hopeless
OFFICER John Bernak Of the Whiting
,,d ~ zrasta Who lives at al
poiioe ei'4 80. frar,
John street re1uilisu 80 - =
Detroit. Mich with Horny Weiss
s,t.s NfoIrar. who is charged with
r-ras+. fron, Nh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
Child's Narrow Escape

Little Leon Domogarsld. I'VE years
Of age. miraculously escaped death
yesterday afternoon when lie ran into
a machine and was thrown in the path
of a street car. Tho lads right Iog
was broken. and he was badly bruised
about the head and face. He was
taken TO st. Margaret's hospital
Carl Frisk. 209 Hoffman street. was
driving north on Holman street, when
the little boy ran out into the street
and directly into the side of the ma
chime. The impact threw him in the
path OF street car. which struck him.
but the fender rolled him out q the
way OF the wheels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
MATHEMATICIAN NEWS SERVICE

TTNTEPNAT70NAL NEWS sERVIcET
WILLIAMSON. ". Va, May To-
r, .,., -. -, e..
roundup Of the leaders IN the attack
ing forces which have been making
var along the tug river front. ms
,,,.t. -, -.-...
-
comoing the densey WOODED sections
Of the mountains.
Five men. alleged leaders III the IN
s,,rrao+ioo hsv. haen ,laced ,,naar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
ROUNDUP
Of LEADERS
TAKES PLACE
Camp Sherman Infantry Ready
To Entrain For Scene
Of Battle.
0BTLTETTN.l


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlcE1
WASHINGTON, May 16s-Prestdenf
Harding today refused an appeal for
federal troops for the West virginia
coal heIds, where there has been In
termittent warfare during the past
week.
The appeal was mnde to the presi-
dent by senator Sutherland, on behalf
Of the governor of West Virginia
Secretary weeks was present when
the appeal svns made 10 the president
The president stated that he did not
believe ii would he wise To send fed
eraI troops into West Virginia At this
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
WAS MERELY
EXPERT WITNESS

Dr. w. A. Matuszek Of West Ham
mond was highly excited Saturday eve
ming when he read the story i'm The
Times regarding the acquittal Of Harry
Mays. the miracle man" of the eharze
Of practicing medicine without a IL
cense. Matuszek was listed among
other witnesses for the state and he
figured somehow that The Times was
trying to place him among the people
who had gone to Nays for treatment.
lie was merely there as an expert wit
ness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
lRILLETIN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEI
CHICAGO, May 16-Detectives
today were awaiting the arrival Of
John ". Halhbeck. a Milwaukee
grocer, to solve the identity Of
the man found strangled with his
head crushed and his eyes cough
ed out in drainage canal at
summit Saturday. Hahlbech
wired police he thought the murd
cred victim was his half brother.
Carl Legion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
lRIiIETIN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYlcEl
NEW YORK, May 16,-A gen
eral alarm was sent out by the
police today for Arthur Tyler,
alias Dan Collins. with police
record as gambler and conf
dence man, sought in connection
with the strange shooting of John
II. Reid. wealthy lingerie manu-
facturer Reid is dying at Ford
ham hospital with four bullets in
tho head and one in the right hip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
PETER TYP KILLED
NEAR HIS HOME

| picked up dead The auto stopped,
contrary to the report circulated last
night that 1T went on without giving
any aid after striking the victim Mr
Zyp had lived here for thirty-eight
years and was highly esteemed by his
neighbors.
The driver Of the death car wa.
Charles Feger, 9165 South Chicage
avenue. and he applied his brakes
when he saw Typ in the road but he
was going SO fast he could not bring
his machine 70 stop for goo feet aft
er he had struck the farmer.
The funeral arrangements for Mr.
Zyp will be announced TO morrow. lie
leaves a wife and several children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
HIIII.TINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylCEI
WASH1MGTON, May 16.-Ihe
supreme court of the United
States today sustained the validity
Of the federal inheritance tax law
of 1915, in a suit brought by the
New York Trust Co. against the
internal revenue collector to re-
cover taxes paid.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16
RIILETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEI
CHICAGO, May is. Peanut
profiteers were branded as penny
snatchers" here today by =. y.
Bain Of Norfolk. Va. president Of
the United Peanut Association. lie
pointed the corner peanut vender
as Il man ewho steals pennies from
children with peanut appetites."
lie addressed the peanut mems
cnnvention here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-16

5 Pm. NEWS
FLASHES
(BI LLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEJ
DAYTON May 16.-Mrs. Helen
cox Mahoney, daughter Of James
NJ Cox, democra-+c presidential
candidate IN 1920 and former gov
ernor of Ohio. died here this
morning Of odema OF the lungs.
She took I'll Saturday following q
visit to Dayton from her home at
Oakwood a suburb. She was mar
ried three years ago.