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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

BRANDED
AS UNTRUE
Co. Chairman Tom Roberts
Not Drawing Salary as
State Official

Charges that County Chairman
Tom Roberts OF the Lake county
Republican central committee draws
pay as a state official while giving
time to his duties as head OF the
county committee are branded as
untrue by Samuel r. Artman. chair
man OF the Indiana state industrial
board.
In a signed letter to THE TIMES
Mr.. Artman states that Mr.. Roberts
state pay was stopped on each oc-
casion he put in time at the Lake
county chairman's Office. The let
ter is as follows:
Editor Times:
1t has come to my attention
that the charge is being made
in Lake county that Thomas
Roberts is drawing salary as
member Of the Industrial Board
while managing the campaign
as Republican chairman Of your
county This charge is untrue
Mr. Roberts has been off duty
as a member of the board with
out salary for the last eleven
Gays OF al "a app
first three days OF May, the last
twenty-six days OF September,
will be all of October and the
first eight days of November.
The amount of his salary
which has already been and Will
be withheld IS sl.19697.
This IS the frst instance with
In my knowledge when the sal
ary of a state officer has been
withheld during the time ne
was engaged in political work
SAMUEL R. ARTMAN.
Chairman of the Industrial
Board.
Indianapolis. Oct. so.
This letter. said Chairman ROD
erts answers completely the ale
cation of the coalition ticket about
my giving time to the chairman
suites while drawing pay as a state
Official"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

OF government the nation has long
desired.
Parliament is certain that the new
government viii not be able to
work with the chamber OF deputies.
This indicates that a general cleo
tion may be necessary before the
end OF the year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

| IN East Chicago. He IS booked at
the East Chicago station on four
charges; twice Tor receiving stolen
p1 operty and lw'ce for changing the
engine numbers on stolen cars that
were brought to his garage al r36th
ard Perish avenue by Wilcox
Jackush. it IS said, has also been
booked at the Gary police station on
ike charges.
The cases or Jackush IN the East
Chicago city court are expected TO
be continued on account of Captain
Aiak7r Of the Harbor police depart
ment, who II IS said, was instru-
mental IN uncovering the autmobile
robbery cases, and considered the
main witness, being in Crown Point
today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
HAMMOND
ELKS TO DANCE

Hammond Elks tomorrow night.
will move with the spirit of the hol-
iday when they glide over the splen-
did dance floor at their temple in the
first of the autumn dances A spe-
cial musical program has been ar
ranged.
wednesday noon viii see the op-
ening of the new Elk's restaurant.
An announcement from the board of
governors Of the temple viii like
ly be made tomorrow as 10 the reg
ulations governing the restaurant
and admissfbility of non-membcrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
Bulletins

NEW CASTLE. Ind. oct. 80
Mrs. Stella Maury. 46. committed
suicide here today by taking
carbolc acid Although tbs
owner of property valued at
$4,000. dependency caused by
financial worry was said to be
the cause A daughter IA years
old survives
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
VICTORY
OF ITALIAN
Fascist
ItaIy Establishes Govern
ment Against COmmun-
ism Labor Combine

LONDON, Oct. 3o.-(By RADIO
rtaIv is the first European coun-
try since the war to estabhsh a
government aimed dir Q c tt y
against communism and against
& possible alliance OF comnun-
ism and labor. In addition to its
extreme Natioralists the Tas-
ctsti cabinet is expected to main
tain a. military policy as virtu-
ually all the leaders and members
Of the Fascist were great war
Veterans. The chief danger lies
In the possibility that the Fas-
cisti minister will adopt an AT
titude towards Jugo-Slavia which
may lead to trouble.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
DAVID FRIEDMAN
MADE DEFENDANT

Benjamin Skooratow Of the Dear
born Tire & Rubber Co. has fled a
suit in the Hammond Superior court
for judgement on a check against
David Friedman. He says that on
September 21 Friedman gave him a
check for 1921 on the Bank of
Hammond. Later he asked him not
to present the check at the bank be-
cause he did not have sufficient
funds to meet it. Skooratow held
the check He says Friedman has
paid him s224 on it but still owes
1896. which he has not been able
to collect. G. c. White is his at
torney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
6BULLEr0

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
MILAN. Oct. 30.@rweIve Der-
sons were wounded here today
in rioting about the Office OF
the Socialist newspaper Avanti.
Fascist and Socialists were en-
gagged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
HIT BY TRAIN:
LEG CUT OFF

WHITING. Ind. oct. so.-Julius
Holfclaw. 416 Becker street, car
inspector for the B. & o. c. T. R'y.
lost his right leg Just below the
knee in an accident in the railroad
yards here He was taken 10 St.
Bernard's hospital. Holfclaw fell
beneath a train
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
HANDS OFF
BUSINESS"
He ORDERS
Urges AbOIishing Of Labor
Board and AdamsOn Law
bEVERIDGE "oUTRAGEoTs
LIAR" DECLARES GoMPERs

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. so.-sam-
"ei GomDers called AIber4 Il re-
eriose an lou u,rageous linrp and
a word monger..
eTomPers invited comparison os
Inc services he and Bevertd.a
performed for the country before.
during and after the WorJd -,
In reply to speech which IA,
erldse delivered at Michigan
Clty In his campaign for the
United States senate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlCE1
NEW YORK. Oct. 80. The
Rome boarse (stoek exchange)
has suspended operations until
Nov. 6. according 10 a cable.
gram received today by the Dow
Jones financial agency.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

CLAUDE BOWERS. editor of a
Fort Wayne newspaper and promin-
ent democrat. Will be the chief
speaker at a democratic rally at
Huehns hall. Tuesday evening. Ex-
Mayor Spooner. of Valparaiso. is TO
speak also.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

Dr.. Marion Edwards ark ha /
succeeded DIR. NJ Carey II omas as
mead of Bryn Mawr Her Inaue Z
ration was marked by pic.uresooe
ceremonies Many celebrities were
present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

MOToRCOP breaks leg OF pedes-
trian. This when Henry bunker, of
Dalton. Ill. steps from curb in Hoh-
man street and into path of motor
cycle ridden by Officer Mac Thomp-
son Dunker's right leg is broken
above ankle. bunker. standing with
his employer, II. O Shedd, was or
dered by him to rush out. stop pass
ing truck He ran in front Of Thomp-
sons bike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

rotate faster at its equator than in
regions further north or south
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

A grain OF musk will scent a room
for several years. yet not lose one
millionth of its mass in a year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

The average molecule is less than
100000 of an inch in diameter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
Tile WEATHER

Fair tonightG Tuesdny Increasing
rioudiness, probably followed by
showers and cooler by afternoon or
nights gentle to moderate winds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

(conti-ued on Page Fivs)
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

Bertha Galipeau Of this city were married
by Aev. ]. j. Pal2illon. The witnesses
were Joseph Galipeau and Fred Roy,
nephew and brother-in-law of the bride,
respectively. The bride wore travelling
suit Of blue with hat to match and had
corsage bouquet of carnations. Following
the ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the BRIDES parents, MIR and Mrs
Theoiohile alipeau of No. 81 Maple ave-
nue.. The bride received many gifts. Up
on their return from their honeymoon
trip which will be spent in New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattenden will reside in
Hartford, where the groom is employed
by the Aetna Fire Insurance company.
Miss Rose Anna BONN, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel BONN, and James w
Simpson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simp-
son of Jordan Road, were married
Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock at St
Mary's church by Rev. ]. ]. Papillon The
bride was attneded by Miss Elizabeth
Simpson, sister of groom. George Manetti
Of Hartford was best man. The bride
wore her going away suit of blue serge,
her maid wearing blue serge trimmed
with brown, with hat to match. Follow
ing the ceremony, breakfast Was served at
the home of the groom, thirty friends be-
ing present. among them being Frank
Simpson of Cuba, Mrs. Rose Lussier of
Canada, and George Manetti of Hart
ford. Mr.. and Mrs Simpson left for a
motor tour of Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts and upon their arrival at Gran
ston will be given a reception by Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard grandparents Of the groom.
Upon their return to this city they will
reside on Jordan Road. Mr. Simpson is
employed by the. Leonard Bros, Inc, and
sis bride was formerly employed by the
Hall & Bill Printing Company.
New chances at the postonice affect
ing local people have been announced as
follows: Last mail for all points except
between Willimantic and Middletown and
Putnam closes at the local office at SIS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

President Valentine Murphy, Secretary
er were instructed to notify information
al headquarters of Willimantics position
in the two conventions held during the ex-
istence of the club and that plans would
be- made to send a delegate to the 1925
convention.
Rex. H. S. McCready was presented and
spoke briefly on Boys Every boy, said
Mr.. McCready, should be taken seriously
but not too seriously. The old belief that
the boy when young was preparing hinselS
to live is not right; the boy is living, all
the time and has his opinions of what is
right and what is wrong He may not
have the judgment of an older man, nor
the experience il life, but he is learning.
He should be taught that the body is a
helprnate for the soul, ust as the soul is
for the body. Clean minds never harbor
i'll thoughts. No one can avoid gaining
vile thoughts or hearing improper pro-
posals; but a clean mind passes these
by without trouble. All boys are super
sensitive; they are great critics. but dis
like to he criticised. A boy is like a ship
newly launched, that needs "a trial trip to
find itself and settle. The boy makes his
mistakes, profits by them and reaches out
higher. This tendency in every boy
should not be held down but boys should
receive attention, be aided through
troubles. and taken seriously when quesc
tons come up too great for them to solve.
Every boy has an ideal and that is to be
real man, clean in mind and body. The
boy presents his worst side to make 9th
ers think that is the real boy but often
he is opposite to what he tries to make out
he is and here is where he should not be
taken seriously. Give the boy. a chance to
prove his worth and you have a man fit to
go into the world and make good Rev
Mr.. McCready was given a rising vote Of
thanks. The meeting closed with the sing
ing of the Star Spangled Banner.
Tuesday morning at st. Mary's church,
Harry Pattenden of Hartford and Miss
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
What Is Vege1!

science in the precious ritsmin B. Snail pack
ages Of NeEex were dropped over the besieeed
area. The soldiers ate the VeEex their starved
bodies 40 sorely needed and the lack Of which
was producing such dreadful results. within
four weeks every trace Of the diseases which
had threatened their lives disappeared.
Vegex was also used By the British Govern
ment TO cure nutritionaf diseases al Galiippii-
In fact. during the period OF the war even the
American market was entirely drained of al
its small supply Of Vegex. For the British
Government commandeered-not boueht-nl-
most the entire worlds output, Il knew the
unique value Of Vegex in fortifyinE aEninft
disease and in increaSing vitality and health
Now this food. which has saved ihoufandf Of
lives. is offered 10 you. Neeex should BE In
the regular diet Of every family.
The British Government Report says: vita
min B is necessary 10 promote growth IN chill
dren." And VegeK. remember. one pound 81
which is made from 10 pounds Of the richest
brewers yeast. is the richest food1tuT In
vitamin B known 10 science. II ifa food, not
a drug. And Il is delicious 10 taste. can b
served IN 50 different ways-ss Q bouillon. as
8avoring in soups. Eravies. reiisbes, a. spread
with or without butter on bread.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

vegex Is the purest ofpure foods-proteins.
fats and mineral salts made from an especially
rich quality Of yeast. From fanslre pounds of
this yeast one pound Of Vegex is extracted.
Thisleaves produc that is So % proteins with
fats. and rich. valuable mineral salts for the
body-with an enormous concentration OF
Vitamin B. The Objectionable qualities Of
yeast as food-its odor and taste and its fer
ments-have been taken away, leaving per
fectly delicious food.
Vegex Is the same substance which under
another name was used By the British Govern
ment during the war TO feed the soldiers who
had suffered vitamin starvation
In Kut in Mesopotamia the British troops
had been besieged by the Turks for several
weeks. The rations consisted Of canned foods
and white -four. Beri beri. scurry. and other
nutritionsl diseases hsd attacked the British
troops. The soldiers were incapacitateo BY
thousands. We now know this to have been
caused by vitamin starvation.
The British government knew the value Of
vitamins. 1t sent seven bombing planes to the
rescue of the troops in Kut. These planes did
notcarry bombs. however. They carried Yegex
known in England as Marnitel -the vita
min extract richest Of all foodstuhs known tc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

p. m. Last Main street collection at SIS
p IN. daily and on Sundays at Up. m.
Mail matter deposited for collection
with this dispatch is delivered in Boston,
and New York with way stations the fol-
lowing day. If deposited after these
hours it will not tie delivered until the
day following.
Lyman Maine, local contractor, broke
his right wrist Sunday morning while
cranking his Ford car on Pleasant street.
At first Mr.. Main believed the wrist was
sprained but later examination by
physician disclosed two broken bones.
Local people with watches ON stand
ard time have been caused no little
trouble during the past few days by the
change in railroad time. all trains be-
ing advanced one hour. People have been
coming to the railroad station to take
trains about an hour after they have left
evidently unaware of the change in rail
road time to conform with cities in New
York. Massachusetts, and this state that
are on daylight saving time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caisse Couehon died
Tuesday morning at her home 2sS Main
street. She was born in Lanafafe, Cana
d. March 29, 1871. the daughter of On
chonerus and Virginia Faultz Caisse. She
was a deVout member of st. Mary'e
church and a member of the st. Anne So
ciety She is survived by her husband
Docithe Couchon; six daughters, Mrs. O..
Lavaliere of Putnam, Sister Adelaide Of
the Baltic Academy, Mrs. C. Naffriger,
Mrs. E. Buss. knegline Couchon and Ro-
chell Couchon of WiHimantic; four sons,
Joseph, Docithe, Jr., Henri and Arthur Of
this city; her mother, Mrs Onehonerus
Caisse of Willimant7e; four sisters, Mrs.
L. j. Matte, Mrs E. Lemire, Mrs. A.
Champigny and Mrs.) H. Caisse OF this
city and a brother, Joseph Caisse OF this
city.
Funeral services for Remie Boucher
were held Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock
from his home. Requiem high mass at
st. Mary5s church at 10 o'clock was sung
by Rev. Hormisdas Belec. There was
special music by the choir, Mrs. Joseph
F. Gaudreau at the organ. Burial was In
st. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were
Arthur Bertrand, Norbert Raousseau,
Cleophas Turcotte,, Hormisdas Dion, Ma
poleon DeBelois and Ramald Berseron.
Charles W Hill, II. C. Lathrop. and
George S. Elliott have been appointed q
committee to campaign for funds TO paE
off the mortgage and running expenses OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. for the current year The
annual meeting scheduled for next Wed
nesday has been postponed until after
the canvass.
Fred Beecher who has often played
ball in this city with the American
Thread team has joined the Three Rivers
club of the Eastern Canada league.
George H. Shafer, principal of the
normal school has been appointed a mem
Der Of the committee to judge essays from
| this state in the nationwide contest for
prizes of $4,000 offered by Henry Nor
|
| Turkey. The appointments were made By
State director e. H. McDonough Of the
| Near East Relief.
| About two hundred enjoyed the May
| breakfast served Tuesday morning at the
| Methodist Episcopal church, by the Ladies'
Aid society, which was the twenty-fifth
annual May breakfast.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

over tuo hundred members OF Will
nartic Chamber OF Commerce attended
Tie meeting Tuesday evening when Gov
ernor Everett J. Lake and State Tax
Ccrmissioner William H. Blodgett were
guests and speakers At $50 o'clock a
fine supper was served by the Girls
Friendly society Of the St. Paurs Epis-
ccp7l church. The menu was as follows:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
NORWICH BULLETIN

TEImantTc Office
- Church street Telephone 1862
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
Vitalrain Contents Certified

"Our feeding tests show YEGEX to be the most potent
carrier of the water soluble Htamin have
The Christian Vitafood waters show higher vitamn
potency than milk and many times potency than
bakers yeast They particularly rich in the fat sou
BILE A and the water solubles and c.
(Signed) Prof LEWIS B. ALLYN
Director Wesed Testing and Research westhed
The Need of Vitamins
Vitamns positive constructive forces therefore-ck
of them causes disease.
Avoid drugs, Eat YOUR supply Of Vifanins in FOODS.
Sour Stomach, Robert McCarrison of the Royal College
Indigestion of Physicians London, says: 'Vitarnin
Gas etc. faulty food causes stomach and intestinal
disorders, vague i'll health,
and other symptoms that be prevented
simply by supplying vtamins. In Northern India he
found no appendicitis among the natives who ate foods
rich in vitamins
o,.,t,.,o, Without vitamin the ganglia and striped
muscles of the colon lose their power to
the bowel content Constipation disappears with
properly selected vtamin rich diet.
Tired feeling When food is deficient in Vitamin B. the
and nervous body mines this from the nerves and
exhaustion glands Nervous rrablity, insomnia and
lowered vitality result, which can be
come by few days of foods containing Vitamin
in large quantities
Skin troubles vitamin aids the formation of white
blood corpuscles, 'the policemen of the
body, which prevent infection and boils.
s., Teeth and bones are built from within BY
e,S sfF boyas layers of living cells which depend upon
an" S0le OOeS vitamns their power to deposit lime
and bony structure When foods vitamn poor your
teeth grow soft and easily decay Delayed teethng in chill
dren bow legs fiat feet ricketts, (see Dr. Frank E. Peck
ham, Journal of the American Medical Association for 1884,
page 1910 due to shortage of vamns. For pyorhea
in this connection read the report of Dr. Percy Howe of
Harvard University sent free request to dentists and
physicians by the Vitamin Research Association).
Other Certified Vitamin Foods
Vegex Almonds brown shaped pure food compound
highly potent all the three vamns. Mild in fat soluble
rich and strong in vamins and c. Eat them instead of
nuts They potent in the fat soluble Vtamn ofcream,
of Vegex and of citrus fruits They delicious
decacy with all the value and of the drawbacks,
indgesubility greasness of the heavier food, nuts
Vitafood fruit, cereal and nut product exceedingly
high in all four vamns It is composed of uncooked fruit
pulp cereal extracts and concentrates of vegetable
Of growth depending natural sugars for sweetness
Contains not less than of the most valuable organic
mineral salts of on calcium, potassium, sodium and Or
ganic phosphates.
Vitafood is paatable and pleasant to fine candy
1t has of the disadvantages of yeast dis
agreeable taste, stomach and intestinal fermentation
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
Delicious Food
Builds Nerve and Gland Power
All the vitamins, soIuale proteins, phos-
pilates and mineral salts of IL pounds of
yeast are concentrated into one pound of
Vegex-a delicious savory food

WHY has one woman the beauty of health
and Astounding vitality, when another, with
an almost equal natural physique seems lacking
in charm?
Why has one man masculine energy, driving
will, the power to act and succeed, when another
man lacks the buoyant strength to influence and
to hold others?
These old questions have now in part been
answered by science: The epoch making dis
covery of vitamins!
Now you too may hope to glow with the
beauty of health, the charm of clear com
plexion, firm and rounded figure. Now your
husband can hold-or regain-the vigor and
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

ArfareErulL
Native Chicken. a Ia King
Mashed Potatoes
Coffce Rolls
C. F. s. Salad
Ice C-eam Cake
Iced Ginger Ale
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
The vitanin Food Company guarantees:

The VitaIi1in Food Company guarantees:
Within week land we might say, within three days)
the value of these vtamn foods will prove itself within
the family
Your meals will cost less and be more appetizing.
Because you serving real food, the life of food.
The children will show unusual health and less
nervousness and irritation.
The women will improve in every way physically.
The husband will gain more vigorous manhood and
his energy viii be greater
That tired feeling, and the many minor ailments
due to wrong eating, will disappear.
In fact, you will find that it is not SO much the foods
eat that inure failure to include with our
diet the right foods. You eat reasonable quantity
of almost any food if you also get the right combinations
with the right mineral salts from csgetd5Is substances
and if in addition you get the proper supply of vamns.
Call on your grocer or your druggist
not vet stocked VEGEX send US
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

energy of youth and your children can grow
into attractive men and women.
At one half the cost, you can serve better
meals than ever before, more delicious meals,
more sppetizing, genuinely richer meals.
This is no exaggeration. 1t has already
been proven.
Madam, if you will select the foods for your
family in such way that the proper supply Of
vitamin will be on the table at every meal you
will be surprised at the change inside of
three days.
Eat unanimous foods and see. See the glow
of health in your own face, 6rmer flesh, rounded
figure, freedom from fat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

Benevolent and Protective Order of
10. Nilimantic Lodge. No. 1871, meets
Eastern star Lodge. No. Al. A. F. and
a 1in meeting at Masonic han. Main
street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03
From Buffalo

VIII you kindly advise where ean purchase FECE1i
lii wonderful builder and Father and Mese have been
using wish 10 continue rs IL practically saved me
now when has been much grippe and people ntt
something ike this bald them and bring back the hey
in TIE Spring Ny brother i quite eath1fte ever t.e
talks Yegex TO Everyone.
win YOU kindly place in Busse aai Get Hss
tell our friends wkefe 10 purchase i.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-03

New Hayen.--The senior prom at Yale
university will be held in Woolsey hail
Monday evening, June 10.