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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
WILD MAN
IS LANDED
FINALLY
Police Put Come Alongs"
on Dotty Stranger Who
Had Been Shoveling 100
Corpses Out of a Slough in
Outskirts Of Tolleston.

The wild man" who has been ter
rorizing street car conductors in the
vicinity of the J" railway and Gary &
Interurban crossing in the west end of
the city by the Gary police after more
or less exciting circumstances. in which
two newspaper men were more or less
fooled. For several days the police
have been trying TO land the wild
man who was described as being arm
ed with knives. pistols, dirks and other
weapons.
This morning while en- route to Gary
-rwo newspaper n1elr Hsrofd Cross and
Ray Penmore, saw a bloody-faced
stranger approaching a c. & L car
shouting The news scribes headed off
the fellow, who told them with bated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
WILL RUSH WORK
ON NEW FACTORY

Engineers are at work stalking out
ground for the switch tracks into the
property recently purchased by the
Champion Rivet company. Forsyth ave-
nue. and 151st street They are also
making a Typographical survey of the
site preparatory to stalking out the cor
ners for the buildings.
Mr.. Walker. of the firm of Griese &
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

William Campbell who was found on
the c. & o. right of way near Hege-
wisch with both of his legs nearly am
putation. early yesterday morning. aft
er suffering in agony for a number of
hours, is reported getting along nicely
at st. Margarets hospital this after
noon. On account of his long suffering
without medical aid and the loss of
blood, very little hopes were given out
for his recovery. but he has shown so
much Improvement today that it is
thought he may recover
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
HURT BY NTAFT-T. R. BATTLE

New York, May 24.-Andrew
Carnegie, his wife and daughter.
Margaret, and Miss Whitfield, Mrs.
Carnegies sister, sailed today fo-
Europe on their way to Skibo Castle.
The Scotch laird, when asked what
he thought of the Taft-Roosevelt
controversy, exclaimed mot word .
Don't ask me to say anything about
the political situation. | shall never
despair of the Republic. 1t bears a
charmed life and all will come right
in the end. Taft has not suffered by
the result in Ohio. Roosevelt is a
! friend of mine and l believe that he
! is honest But he did wrong in op-
posing Taft for a second term. He
should have kept out of the fight.
The political situation at this time is
humiliating.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
QUAKE SHAKES HAWAII ISLAND.

Honolulu, May 24.-The Island
of Hawaii was shaken Wednesday
night by the most severe earthquake
experienced in years. Wireless sd-
vices report Mauna Loa smoking.
Seismologist Perret predicted an
teruption for June.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

was in East Chicago yesterday and an
nounced that his firm was busy on the
plans and that soon as these are
completed the contracts for the work
will be let and work commenced at
once. 1t is expected that the excava-
tions will be begun not later than thir-
~ days hence.
At present Ii is expected to put up
two buildings one 16O by 400 feet and
the other so by 200 feet dimensions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
CITY MARKET IS
NOW ASSURED
West Hammond City Coun-
Gil Approves the Mayors
Appointment.

With the councils recommendation
last Tuesday night. that the board OF
public works purchase a two-acre tract
of land west of Holman street Just
across from the Simplex, for storage
yard purposes. Hammond's city mar
ket, which is to be located between
the city hall and the city barn becomes
assured. The vacant property in the
rear OF the city hall is now used for
storage yards, and in its present con-
ditions is most unsightly. Even if the
property were not to be used for city
market purposes il would have been
necessary to buy a new storage site, as
the old one is too small in the first
place and not properly located.
The new storage yard has the ad-
vantage of being located the E.. j.
& E. tracks and c., l. & L. spur. In
addition it has an E, J. & E. spur lead
ing into the Simplex yards, the Sim
plex paying SIS year for the rental of
this right of way. revenue that will
in the future accrue to the city. The
yard already has sufficient buildings
for storage purposes. which relieves
the city of the cost of building them
and all that Is necessary is that the
land be fenced in. One of the biggest
advantages of the new yard is the fact
that it is centrally located, on two rail-
roads. and near enough to the city barn
SO that the vehicles can be unhitched
in the yard and the horses tabled in
| the city barn. Had the yard been To-
Gated farther from the present city
| barns it would have become necessary
to build new city barns.
Mayor Favor~ Market.
Mayor Smalley, the board and the
majority of the councilmen are salts
fed the price asked-s12 .O00-is reason
able, and that within the next few years
| this tract will become more valuable
| Had 1t not been that the city was nego-
| tiating for this site before there wa:
any promise of Immediate water wa,
| development and industrial growth, tn,
city could not have purchased the trac
at $4,000
"Oar city market this year. sal,
Mayor Smalley, will be more or less o.
an experiment We will not make per
! manent improvements on a large seal
/ this year. but next year if we feel war
| ranted because of the citys market.
! patronage we will undoubtedly maxi
them. | hope the place will be wei
patronized by hucksters and the buyins
public / figure that we ought TO hav,
enough room there to begin with"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
Homer Ingersoll Receivers.

Word comes from the South Chicago
hospital that Homer Ingersoll. brother
OF Mrs. F. A. Parry, "A Warren street.
who was nearly killed in an auto acci-
dent on Indianapolis avenue ten days
ago, is recovering his strength. His
crushed foot is doing as well as can be
expected and the surgeons believe they
will be able to save it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
Planning Program.

The Motor Boat club season opens on
the 18th of next Sunday. and plans are
under way now to serve dinner and
a supper a the club house and to de-
vote the afternoon to excursions to va
rious points along the river.
No racing program has been fixed up
yet for the summer, and at this time it
is not known whether any races will be
held not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
0. S. PLANS TO OCCUPY CUBA.

Washington, May 24.-Cuba today
faces armed intervention by tho
United States and the probability OF
annexation to this country as re-
suit of the revolt of negroes on the
island. Plans were being prepared
at the war college for the occupancy
of the island.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
Elks' Meeting.

The Eiks held their regular meeting
a the E-1ks' club roooms last night and
with the exception of the routine work
very little of Importance occurred. A
large class of ca ndidates will be taken
in very soon for which large prepara-
tions are being made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

The Republican national committee
friendly to President Taft has picked
Senator Elihu Root for temporary
chairman of the Chicago convention
If Root serves, he would praise the
Taft administration in his keynote
speech. The Roosevelt forces promise
to start fight on the floor of the con-
vention TO pick someone in Roofs
Diace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF LAKE
COUNTY is THE COMPLIMENT BE-
eTOwED BY ITS READERS ON THE
TINE6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

USED THINGS THAT YOU DOM
WANT CAN BE SOLD IF YOI AD-
vERTISE IN THE -IMTS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

Mrs John Langley, wife of Con-
gressman Langley. of Kentucky, is
very popular in Washington. She is
the daughter of Congressman Gudgel
of North Carolina, and was married t,
Mr.. Langley in 1894. She expects -
leave the capital soon. and will spend
the summer at her Kentucky home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

of the visitors to the carnival grounds
last night, saw the gambling going on,
but the games fourished to midnight.
Victims Are Robbed.
Many of those ffeeced told pitiful
tales. The past few days have been pay
CONTINUED on Page ID
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

Mrs. John ]. Esch. wife of Congress-
man Esch, of Wisconsin. is one of thu
most popular western women at the
capital. She is familiar figure ae
Washington, her husband having rep
resented his district in congress for
the past thirteen yeara
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24
VIM. Campbell May Recover

(Continred on Page I.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-24

GENERALLY FAIR
. TODAY AND SATURDAY ;
COOLER TODAY. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
SOCIETY READY TO
ABANDON CAPITOL
WITH ADJOt RNMF.NT IN SIGHT
MANY PREPARE TO FIT
To Europe.

WASHINGTON, August tS.--With
resident society at mountain and sea-
shore and only a. few Of the congress
sional set in the national capital the
midsummer gaities viii practically
close within The next week In the event
of the Adjournment of congress-
The past week in Washington was
dun socially and the happenings In
the smart set We're recorded under
summer resort date lines
Those prominent socially who re-
manned -~ the city because OF the
failure OF congress to adjourn were
mainly concerned with thoughts Of
home going and took little interest in
thines social
The wives and daughters OF the
various members OF congress are
leaving almost daily for their homes
or for Europe, confident that the
session will end within the next ten
DAYS and that the busy Legislators may
follow them.
President Taft expects to join Mrs
Taft and Charlie Taft at the summer
White House, at Beverly. Mass, be-
Tore many more days. Miss Helen
Iaft. VINO is having the time OF her
life with a party OF young people.
camping and riding in the Glacier Ma
tional Park of Montana, Is having
many new and interesting experiences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19

Miss Alma Strickland and Mr.. Leroy
Still have returned from delightful
visit to Whitestone. Va
Mrs Emma Noel. who has been the
guest or her parents on North TWEEN
ty-fourth street has returned 10 her
home in Lynchburg. accompanied by
her sisters, Miss Lillian Smith and
Mrs, Hail
Messrs. Charles SYnithers. Of North
Twenty third street. and Willie Eu-
bank. of Twenty-seventh and Broad
streets. are the guests OF friends IN
Lynchburg
Misses Sallie Hancock and Mozella
Robins are the guests OF relatives and
friends In Newport News,
Miss Gladys Stovall spent the past
week as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Morris. and OF Mrs. Fred Taimage, of
East Grace street.
Mr. Fl. E. Mills has returned 10 his
home or Chimoorazo boulevard, after
a visit to New Kent county.
Misses Mabel and Hazel Hin. OF
Belleviile. Texas. are the guests 1T
Mrs James n. Baldwin, sos Chin
borazo boulevard.
Miss Alice Strickland has returned
from q visit TO friends In Gynchhurg,
Va
Miss Ida Din widdie has returned
from visit 20 relatives in Lynch
burg. Va
Mrs. CorneAa Walton Is visiting
relatives in buckingham and Cum
berland counties.
Misses Alice Hubbard ana Elva Ell
lis are spending some time nt / anexa,
Va.
Gordon Taylor. of Plum Point, Va,
is the guest OF Allan Mills, OF North
Thirty-fourth street
Mr. Benjamin Stamper. Of North
Twenty-third street. Is on two weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
jacksonville

Especial to The Richmond Vireinian3
JACKSONVILLE. Va, August Ia
Miss virginia Pugh WAS the hostess
OF Il charming house party given at
her home at High I'LL during sfhe
past week. Miss Pugh's guests we're
Misses Laura Dell and Rosa Lee
Clark. u Clarkton. ~ G. Miss 6allie
H. Reed, OF sutherlin, Va, and Miss
sarah ID. shepherd, OF Chatham, Va.
The gentlemen were Messrs Thomas
J. Watkins, Of Charlotte Courthouse,
Va; Richard l.. Gaines. of SAKE. Va
r. Rarksdale Redd, Of Sutherlus, va,
and j Hunt Hannah. of Richmond.
Va At breakfast on the morning OF
the departure Of the quests the en-
gagement WAS announced OF MISS
Laura Clark 20 Mr.. Robert k craven,
of Abbottsburg. n. G.
ON Monday evening last, from eiEht
10 eleven O'Clock. the Misses Jen
ninga gave q delightful porch party 81
their home In honor Of the house
guests OF Miss Virginia Pugh. In ad-
Gltion to these house quests and the
Ntsses Pugh there were present.
Misses Edith Sturgis, Virginia Ma
loncy. Matte Chambers, and Sarah
Hamlet, Messrs. Robert Malouey, ben -
ianin ana Norman Marshall, Ham
let Jennings, Charlie Price, MIR. sinlth,
and Harry Jennings, the brother OF
the fair entertainers. who Is here on
A short visit 10 his homo folks from
his home In Weich, ". va.
Mrs. Pack, az illackhurg, aud Mrs
puekworth. Of North Carolina, are
visiting their parents here, MIR. anu
Mrs J II. Jennings.
Mr. f. r. Pugh and wife and chill
dreu. Of Lynch burg. are visiting Mr.
Walter PuRh Mrs Franklin and chill
dren, Of LynchDurg. who have been
visiting at Mr Walter Pughs have
returned to their home.
on every hand are signs Of prepare
ton FOR the Appomattox association
which meets here with salem church
during next week. A large gathering
.s anticipated. Rev, John T. williams
is pastor Of the church entertaining
tAe association. ..s ......'..
An interesting and most helpful
protracted meeting was closed At
Trinity. Red House on last Monday
night Rev. J ". t1zer preached with
great power IL the crowded gather
ings The meeting Of the Baptist
clutch at Red House is now going
on with Rev VIII" Sale as the
preacher AIR. Sale Is held in high
esteem there. this being his second
visit 10 and work with this people.
AT Ktd HouFe last week. Miss Gath
S;urgia. Rev j. W Flyer, and Missea
May and Annie I'rice-sisters If the
hogt csa- were house guests OF Mrs.
Charles Marshall
Miss virginia smith, OF Louisa, If
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Ed, Mar
shall. OF Red House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
likes Platform;
Mum About Moose

CHICAGO. August 1s.-Miss IONA
Gale, suffragist and writer, declined
today to discuss the candidates of the
new Progressive party, but she had
words of communication for the plat
form
Those sections that relate 10 social
and industrial reforms especially ap-
prove" she said. They amount to
more. In my opinion. than any~other,
because it is important that something
be done along those lines.
II think good many will agree
with Mrs. Grace Johnson. one Of the
four women delegates at large to the
convention. and the woman delegate
from the South Mrs Johnson said
the platform had been her own per-
sonal platform for many years and
now the convention has adopted her
viewpoint on those questions.
"Of course / can't tell what women
will do toward supporting the new
party. That is q matter OF personal
opinion. 1t is truo the platform has a
suffrage plank. but other party plat
forms have had suffrage planks.
II would rather not say anything
about candidates"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
NEW BULLETIN Of
VALUE To FARMERS
LATEST PUBLICATION OF STAT {
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
OF INTEREST.

Commissioner of Agriculture q, w.
Koiner Is having sent out by mail TINS
week fifty-fve thousand copies or Bui-
lctin No. 6s. 1t is one OF the most
valuable publications he has issued this
season and liz being sent out TO far-
1ners and other residents OF virginia
The leading article is on the subject
OF Wheat Growing" and emp haSl%es
the importance OF growing larger
Yields on smaller acreages He states
that the average In Virginia per acre
is too low and 1t should be doubled
and can be II intensive methods are
Draoticed and seeded with more care.
The Hessian fly. the greatest enemy
Of the wheat crop. is also dlscnsseu
and some methods OF control are s'ig-
gested.
An article on the value Of the stIo
sets forth the fact that the siio VIII
store three times the amount OF feea
that can be housed in any other build
ing OF the same dimensions.
The Importance or ferttlizing mead
ows ia also discussed.
An article on Growing Winter Bar
lev and The Value of the Crop to the
Virginia Farmer which they nave
not seemed to appreciate, occupies a
prominent place.
An article on Testing Seed Before
Planting also appears and u SiihPie
method OF home-testing is given.
The Value OF Crimson Glover ar
Land Improver and Winter Cover
Crop" Is brought out In an interest
ing article. ,,,
weeds and How TO KIN Them" ara
discussed in A practical manner ana
''The Seeding Of Grass Seed Alone is
emphasized along with articles on sev-
eral other valuable farm subjects. me
Bulletin closes with the usual fert'iizer'
lime. and seed analyses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19

trip to York. IA. Buffalo and Mag
ara.
Mrs. Morris Dinwiddie is spending
some time with relatives IN Lynch
burg. Va.
Mrs. John S CIopton has returned
from two weeks visit 10 Diascond.
Va,
Airs Wingheld Baker and Miss Lu-
ellie Baker. OF North Thirty fourth
street, are spending some lime in
Roanoke. Va
Mrs. Charles A. Hill, OF venable
street. In the guest of Mrs. Henry
Johnson, OF Goochiand county.
Mr. Thomas Wood. of Washington.
y. G.. who was in the city last week
10 vote, and was the CUES. OF his
father. Mr.. w. W. Wood. has returned
home
Misses Gussie and Ethel Smith, Of
2Tfl East Grace street. are spending
sorne time in Roa noke, Va
Mrs. Eugene Parrish. Of Eas. Grace
street. has returned from visit to
relatives in Hanover.
Mrs. Reid and mother. Mr.. Lyons,
ara visiting relatives In Lynchburg.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Hare. IF she1
East Broad street, have returned from
a delightful visit TO Asheviile. Lake
Toxaway and Waynesvilie, y. G.. While
at the later place they were tss
guests or DR.. James Cannon. who
showed them over the beautiful
grounds Of tho Methodist assembly
now In the process OF being converted
iIto an ideal vacation spot. with
Chataaua attractions.
Mr. w w. wood. Miss Matte Wood.
and X enneth Wood have left fhe city
far Gloucester Point. where tney viii
spent some time.
Miss Ethel Hare has returncf from
Lynchturg. accompanied by her friend.
Misc Mary Patterson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
Ashland

ASHLAND. VA. August Is.-Miss
Marguerite wightman gave a beauti-
full reception Friday from TO 5 80 in
her home. ''Telcourt." near here. The
affair was given in honor ~ her cous-
ms. Misses Bessie and Marguerite
Flint. Of Charleston, 8. e. Those tn
vltsd were Madames John Fisher.
Weldon Blanton. Walters Martin Jones.
w, l.. Foy. Joseph Smith James Hun
ter. Misses Fannie and Annie Ian
caster, Augusta Nixon. Epic Black
well. Elise and Sarah Cardwell. Ju-
liza weisiger. Annie Macon, Virginia
Potts. Annie Moore. Mary ftIhush
Pierce, Estelle and Stuart B'anton.
Katherine Kent. Margaret Tucker,
Carrie vandiver. Ruth Blakey, Mary
Wright. Mary Halves Tyler, Denzilic
Hunt. Greyson and Clarke Hoofnasle.
Martha Hughes. Ethel Howard. Lee
Goodwin. Marion Lasher. Annie Hun
ter Elleigh, Page Tucker, OF Albeny.
Ca; Margaret and Ella Tilley, imo-
gene Riddick, Louise Miller. IRIS. stew
art Snully, OF New York, Mrs. c. w.
Hunter. and Mrs. Bernard Lipsconb.
Of Richmond.
Mise Jean Mitinger. OF Romney. w.
Va. Is the guest of her aunt, Nrs. II.
Il. Crown.
Miss Fannie Lancaster and Mrs.
Mary Kerr have returned from a
two weeks stay at Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Wright has returned
from a visit to relatives In Essex
county. and Is the guest OF Misses
Lancaster.
Miss Mia Blincoe has returned from
visit to her sister Mrs. W. e.
Grave in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Walter Addison and son. Julian.
who have been guests OF Mr.. f. b.
Addison. have gone to Blue Ridge
Springs.
Mira. James @. Hughes and children
have returned from Virginia Beach.
Warner Psatross, ef Danvills, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19

Fl. r.. Gravely OF Rocky Mount n.
c. are visiting friends in town.
l.. S. Biincoe has returned from
Johns Hopkins hospital, greatly inn
proved in health.
Arthur wightman 10. the guest Of
John Midyette at Fergusson's Wharf.
Miss Anna Hart Is the guest Of Mias
Mary McCue. at Alton.
Miss Laura Fowler Hayes. who has
been the guest OF Miss John Ffsher.
has returned to her home in Nash
willie.
Mr.. James Hoofnagie has rented the
Fisher home on College avenue, and
moved on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Drewry Kerr and lit
tie daughter, will leave next week
for Portland. Me.
Mrs. Josie Wright, who has bsen
under treatment at Virginia hospital.
is much better. and will leave next
week to visit her sister. Mrs. John
Segar, Lewiston. Va
Misses Greyson and Clarke Hoofna.
gle returned yesterday from = visit
to friends in Arlington, Va
Mrs. r. II. Bagby. OF Louisa, y TIE
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Overflow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
GOVERNOR WILL NOT
BE GOVERNOR THEN

Governor Mann knows nothing ~
tha reported promise that Friel Allen,
% tire Alien gang, VIII have 10 serve
put 1--WE wears 81 his eighteen ycara'
sentence for participation ia the Carr III
county tragedy.
Governor Mann said yesterday that
~ had promised nothing. lie could
commute trieis sentence now, but
this hQ has not done What future
governor Of Virginia may do, Governor
Mann, az course, does not know lie,
has made no promises friei Aii"n
has boon sentenced TO eighteen years
IN the penicntiary. That eighteen
years ne Will serve unless Governor
Manu's successor sees nj TO pardon
MIN. Governor Mann win not do 50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19

her sister. Mrs Truman A. Parker.
Mrs. Jennings 9 Wise left Saturday
to Join Colonel Whse IN Lexington,
where he win shortly essume his duties
az commandant and professor at the
Virginia Military tafe~ute.
M. and Mrs L. c. Ellis. Mrs Maude
Ford and Miss Irene jennings are
Guests OF MIS-. c. y. Grafton In stnun-
ton.
Mrs. Rloeton Waller La VISITING Mrs
William Sterling. Jr., ct Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Hume are
visiting relatives at Remington, va.
Miss Margaret '5arsen fs the guest
II Mrs NJ. G. Douglas IN Ware nton
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph y Willard
ard Miss Belle Willard, Of Richmond,
and Miss Ethel Roosevelt, who have
been at I,enox, Mass, havo started on
an automobile trip to Fort william
Henry on Lake George
Mrs J. q Hla1r ard Mr.. Henry r.
Melonay ere Pichrnond guests st the
North End. Ocean Grove, y, J
Miss Emily Hughes who hwz been
the guest II Miss Dallas Lee, hAs re-
turned TO Old point.
Mr.. and Mrs II w Wood. Gordon
r wood and II. Ryiie Wood are at
Deer Park. Mo
Mr., ond Mrs q ". Greene arc
spending como limo at PEN Mar, ia
MrB. J. r Lewis. who has been
spending several weeks IN Ashland,
VIII return to Richmond tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. IA Darlington and
| Miss Be1rde Darlington spent several
days last week at Busnn Vista springa,
/ Va.
Mr.. w. a pouglas Is az saranao
| Lake, \. z.
| MIR and Mrs r. A. Bower and cor
| are spending some time IN the noun
| tains OF Pennsylvania.
| Mfsses Mabel and Grace Dhnrorth
| ara visiting Mira Nelson Diehl st
| Frederick, Md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-19
Seven Years Limit for Marriage.

NEW YORK August 1s.-"seven
years is the limit for a theatrical
marriage" said Flora Zabelle. vie
OF Raymond Hitchcock. as she step
ped off the French liner France to-
day. Seven months Is quite enough
to be married 10 an actor. You see
our marriage has been quite wonder
full, and long drawn out The chief
trouble is our failure TO agree imam
cially. theatricauy, or otherwise.
Naturally "A barrier rises up and we
must live apart, follow a divided ca
rcer. and, Of course. divorce pro-
ceedlngs win come as a natural con-
sequence