Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1922 — Page 5

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'MY BOY !" SOBS MOTHER, EMBRACING SON AFTER CHARGE OF MURDER IS DROPPED

Cliaord Hayes, exonerated of murder charge in connection with HallMills case, meets his mother. New Jersey authorities seem to be as far as ever from a solution of the mystery surrounding the Hall-Mills murder near New Brunswick, N. J. With the release of Clifford Hayes, at one time charged with the crime, attention has been directed again to the slain pastor's widow, Mrs. E. W. Hall. Her action in sending a coat to a dry cleaner tha day after the murder is being probed-

SAYS U. S. MUST HELP EUROPE

Noted Churchman on Return From Europe Gives a Vivid Portrayal

WASHINGTON', Oct. It. ''Europe tv 111 crash unless America acts soon." This prediction was made yesterday by Dr. Charles S. McFarland, general secretary of the federal council of churches, upon his return from an extended European tour. "The people of Europe cannot think straight," Dr. MacFarland declared. "They are starving. That i.s what ia wrong with the world. It Is shear hard hearteHness to rriticise a starving- man because ho is not calmly rational." The problems of Europe, Dr. MacFarland said, are fundamentally i.roiinm;r and not until they are

solved will there be any improvement in political, physical and even moral conditions. "They can be worked out only with the help of America," he continued, "while America remains undecided, condition are rapidly growing worse. Europe will crash unless America acts soon." " America, in the opinion of Dr. MacFarland, should do one of two things: (1) Offer to sit down with the European nations and formulate a plan for economic reconstruction, or (2) make its own proposal. Tf the American people were informed by other than mischievous propaganda," he said, "they would arise and direct our government to act with, tfood will toward the nations overseas anl light would break on darkened Europe." . The faelinj of Europe toward the United States is one of mingled disappointment that has not reached disillusionment and of hope and faith that still persist." Dr. MacFarland asserted.

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may not be brought Into the territorial watera of the United States by foreign ships when representatives of foreign steamship lines went before Federal Judge Hand and asked for a permanent Injunction against enforcement of the Daugherty dictum. The issue as outlined by former Judge Van Vechten Veeder, counsel for the several British steamship lines. Is wnether the mere presence of liquor in the sea stores of foreign vessels within the territorial waters of the United States comes within the restrictions of the eighteenth amendment of the Amer. lean consltution and the prohibition enforcement act. The contention of fVi fnrplen KhiD owners Is that they

dr not. Two grounds for this argu- I ment were advanced. First, the possession of liquor inj

sea stores or foreign snips is noi within any of the expressed restriction of prohibition legislaton. Second, that if the expressed prohibitions, by reasons of certain generalities, should bring foreign ships

under a specific sphere. Sea store? of vessels, Judge Veed. er declared, have keen recognized from time immemorial as one of the subjects of the international affairs of the companies and therefore aie subject to the regulations of a foreigrcountry. Sea stores, " the lawyer continued, which do not leave the" ship, cannot be regarded as liquor in transportation and therefore do not come under the provision o. the prohibition laws. Great strss was lid throughout th argument upon the contention that liquor on board ships Is part f the ship's "stores" and not liquor in transit or part of the traffic of commerce. Among the steamship companies represented at yesterday's hearing were international navigation company, Ocean Steam Navigation compeny or the White Star Line, Cunard Steamship company, Ltd., HollandAmerica and Anchor lines. Later in the hearing American steamship iines are to present their arguments against the Daugherty decision.

LOWELL J

Clark Hayden of Grant Park, 111., was here yesterday on 'business. He Informed us that Mrs. Charles Hayden, who formerly live 1 west of Lowell was quite 'badly iiurt In an automobile wreck yesterday morning. There. was a heavy fog and the cars came together. George Hirschman of Crown Point was here yesterday. He went from here to Indianapolis. The new fire truck for the town of Lowell has arrived and after being thoroughly tested. It has been accepted by the town. It Is a modern truck and is equipped to njse either chemical or water in case of fire. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman have moved to Hammond, where they will make their future home. Mrs. Etta Malone of LaFaj-ette, came last evening to visit her sister Mrs. Ben Laybourn. and husband.

Police Summoned to Settle Lovers' Quarrel

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MARTIN'S FERRY, Ohio, Oct. Tollce here want It distinctly understood that they have troubles enough without settling lovers' quarrels. The edict is the outsome

of a telephone call to headquarters telling of a big scrap. When ths wagon arrived at the destination quiet reigned, and a woman told them she had called them to convince her sweetheart that she was

right in an argument which had been in progress. They refused, however, to take sides.

and that the money was paid him voluntarily.

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SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN

! Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is overcome quickest by applying MenthoSulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ever been" found to take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpensive. Juat ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles MenthoSulphur and use it like cold cream. Adv.

Queer Legal Question Over $400 Overdraft I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE AKRON, O., Oct. A knotty legal tangle that may go to the State Supreme court before final determination is disclosed In the trial hero of E. II. Cunningham of Cuahopa Falls, on a charge of grand larcenry. The facts, according to the Indictment upon which he will be tried are that Cunningham carried an account with the Ohio State Bank and Trust company, and that, upon inquiring his balance, was told that it was $414. It is declared, however, that his actual balance was $14. The defense asserts that Cunningham made no false statements

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