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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

que Of nations IS the same ia prin-
ciple as the league To enforce peace
headed By former President Tart ana
supported b yother prominent repubu-
cans. the governor proceeded To- d Wig
orous defense of Article y. of Which,
he declared. the Monroe doctrine ms
the very essense
Enemies Of the league, the governor
said, hypocrltcaliy claim It viii drag
US into foreign wars. but they fan 10
realize that every high school young
ster in the land knows that 10 treaty
can override the constitution wnicu
reserves t. congress and to congress
alone the power % declare war.
The plank in the democratic pratt
form calling for immediate raIncati0n
~ the treaty without reservations inn
pairing its essential inLesrity. means.
the governor SAID, that we shall state
our Interpretation 81 the covenant as
matter II good faith Is sur associu-
tes and az a precaatien aga nsl any
misund
EXPLAINS PLATFORM STArEMIN 9
The platform. he also asserted. lays
no bar against amendments that wi4l
be heiptul 50 long as tnsy a. MOI
disturb the Vital principle
reservations. tne governor contIu-
ued. may be unnecessary. but they viii
AZ least b. re-assurine - many of on
citizens VINO feel that in signing the
treaty there should be no mental resef
vatlons mat are not expressed a.
plain words as a matter 81 faith 10 oar
associates
Gov cox. after concerning tae
failure or the republican congfess r.
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The Associated rtble students hold p,
S1on M. Y. Church.

lie services every Sunday III Odd Fel-
lows Hall. Services are undenomina-
tionai and the speaker is from Chicago
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ESQ East State st. Captain Samuel
aedegaard ia charge.
r. d. Licklider. Pastor.
Sunday school AT so p IA.
Y. r. II. a. p. m.
Salvation service at r. m
Week day meeting Thursday. Satur-
day night at p. m.
These schedules are for the summer
months.
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CALL 628
GARDNER Taxi Service

Dodge Sedan service at reasonable
rates Special rates for funerals.
weddings and christenings s-4-tf
NOTICE
! will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself.
after date Of Aug 4. 1890.
W9f KRIER.
STA r. r. No. I. Hammond
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Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT OR SALE@Seven room
brick house with acres Of land. rent
So so, East Gary, convenient 10 trans
portation. Price $500. Schneider. East
Cary. Phone Hobart i612-W-l owner
South Chicago. phone 1856. Sill
FOR SALE-By private party, pass
touring car in good condition Cheap
for cash. Call S02 State st Hammond
S-7-3
FOR SALE-f916 Auburn six. good con
dtion. 5000. Phone Hammond 3705
S-T-S
WANTED-Man for clerk and weigher
in East Chicago industry. state wages
desired Address A209 Times. Ham
mond. s-7-a
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HE SCORNS
SEPARATE
PEACE PLANS

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Ralph Newman. Or 20 ". State st
viii leave Monday morning fore Camp
Wanegansie. for a two weeks vacation
to be spent with the Boy Scouts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

The Rooster Club dance. given at the
Country Club last night was one of the
best OF the season. Ballou's four piece
orchestra played and there was a very
good attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman. Of ~
W state St. will visit in Chicago over
the weekend. They will be the guest.
or Mrs. Sewman's brother. Henry Mar.
tin and family. Mrs. Newman viii al.
so be sponsor for the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Callahan. of Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

Mr. and Mrs John T. Scott Of 1871
Highland St. and Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Finn are spending the weekend camp
ing near Valparaiso. Ind.
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every Sunday at 10 g. m. All free.
welcome.
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-. q.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

Glada Elliott. Of 277 Indiana avenue
lett this morning for Grand Rapids.
Mich. To visit relatives and friends
for two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

Mrs d d. Dermody and son. Jack,
of Columbia ave. are visiting the ]
n. Dermondy's. OF Ambia, Ind. for a
few days
Doris Myers. OF I'll s. Holman st
Is entertaining Maude and Louise Eye
Of Winamac. Ind. over the weekend
Miss Marguerite Latta, Of Green's
burg. Pa, is visiting at the home Of
a. NJ. Turner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

UrSa Poole and Nellie Meyers will
see the Greenwich Village Follies'
Sunday.
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Liberty Camp. r.. n. OF A. No.
s467. Will hold its regular meeting on
Monday evening in the X and L. OF
s. hall. All members are urged 10 at
tend as business OF Importance will be
transacted.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
I.R. CUTS DOWN
ELEVATED TRAINS
Seats Enough for Only Half of
Rush Hour PaSsengers-Traftic
'DecreaSe" Blamed.

The action of the Public Service
Commission, taken at the insistence OF
The Evening World because of com
plaintB by its readers, In compelling
iheresssd service In the subways. has
heen answered by the Interborough by
decreasing service on the elevated lines.
An investigator for The Evening world
to-day reported that rush hour trains
Of the Third Avenue Elevated were
crowded TO suffocation covering three
day observation. and that congestion
at terminals has become much worse.
|, +. Il. employees explained that ex-
press trains had been cut from seven
10 five cars and seventy-five guards
had been discharged,
Secretary Walker Of the Public Ser
vice Commission said ne had received
no official report but that President
Frank Hedley of the Interborough had
said before him and George +, Daggett
the Commissions Superintendent OF
Traffic. we are going to cut elevated
service ii traffic continues to fall off,
and make no bones about it,
numper OF cara on elevated oNpTess
trains had been reduced because OF
decreased traffic" II was denied that
any men had hsen discharged.
RepoTtS of inspectors ot the Public
Service Commission, according to Dag
gctt, Indicate there are seats for only
hall the passengers in the rush nours'
The evening world., 1920-04-08
NEW fRENCH-GERMAN
CLASH IS REPORTED
NEAR FRANKFORT
Continued From First Page.)

solid columns of soldiers rolling in,
ready for action. The reintorcements
went up the main street toward the
scene, Troops with fixed bayopets
cleared the way and a rearguard fol-
lowed, the officers directing the move.
rlent from the centre of the group.
one of the tanks was stationed be-
fore the Frankfurterhof, where Gen,
suShielle and other officers are guar
tered.
The Gsnlan police aided in the ac-
tion taken to restore quiet quickly
stRtioEing groups at strategic points
to control the crowds.
A French STAFF office deplored the
happenings in conversation with the
correspondent.
"The French authorities extremely
regret this occurrence" he said.
Intense curiosity was manifested
in the Ssnegalose and the Chinese
troops which arrived yesterday one
detachment oceupying the Schiller
Platz, in the heart Of the CITY, where
the trouble later occurred.
'srhe invaders were white yesterd'Yi
they are black to-day" was the eyn'a Il
comment Of some Of the hystRnders
The Germans refer satiricaHy to the
occupation as she conquest OF
frankfort" declaring that the French
secretly surrounded the city and
awooned down upon it as If they eH-
pected TO meet armed resistance.
PARIS, April s.-The IA7th Regi-
meht has entTained to reinforce
French garFisons along the Rhine 1t
WAS learned here to-day,
The evening world., 1920-04-08
BUILDING FUND
OF $4,000, 900
PLANNED IN BILL
la Guardia Has Measure for LegiS-
lature for Bond Issue to Re-
lleve Housing Here.

President La Gusrdia Of tho Board
Of Aldermen has prepared a bill to be
introduced IN the LeEislature giving
New York City authority to issue honda
and at once start building apartment
houses to relieve congestion and re-
duce rents
He said he believed a constitutional
amendment would not be necessary.
The situation Is critical, he added, and
something constructive must be done
at once
The bin as at present drafted would
provide building fund OF not more
thar $40, ,000- 600, The aPartmenta would
be az four To six rOoms and would ba
leased TO New Workers at rates to be
Axed by the city Sinking Fund Commits
sion. There 10 also clause empower
I'M. the city to acquire real estate where
needed for the building of apartment
houses.
Mr.. La Guardia said his Oil was tenta-
tive and that he would not ohjeet to
its modification, The main thing want
cd. no said, was Immediate considers
tioR ana quick action.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
WOMEN ATTEMPT
TO MOB FISHDEALER
Enraged at 81 a Pound Price on
Fish During Passover.
Demand.

A woman who objected 10 paying 81
pound for yellow perch. at Bath
gate Avenue fish stand near l75th
Street, the Bronx, caused u near riot
at noon to-day when she picked up n
pan Of fish and threw the contents in
the marketman's face.
When the woman disappeared In tho
crowd. two hundred other women sur
rounded the fisherman, called him
thief and robber, and threatened him
with bodily harm. Three policemen OF
tho fremont Station ran 10 the mar
ketmRn's rescue.
At this time In tho Passover period
Orthodox Jews cat a great deal Of fish
and In tho Bronx the open air markets
OF BRthgate, Prospect and Brook Ave
nues are never without 800 or 300 shop
pers throughout tho morning.
There was general complaint to-day
when SO-eent tickets were tagged OF
live carp, 81 a pound was asked fol
perch, pike ana whitefiuh, ordinRTil,
sold for 80 cents, and evon the luWl,
| founder sold ~ cents above the nor
mai 2s pound.
some OF the dealers blamed the haF
| Dor strike and the unionizinE OF ever!
| employment entering into the handling
! and delivering of fish. The Womei
talked OF boyeotung tha markets for
] week.
The evening world., 1920-04-08

strikers. A despatch from Sheridan.
Woy., said that members had started
from there to Join those from points
nearer Chicago.
Industries throughout the Chicago
district had begun to feel the effects
Of the strike seriously to-day. Pack
ing house heads said that the total
number Of stockyards employees idle
would be between 10000 and $4,000 u
the strike continued until saturday.
Only eighty cars Of livestock were
received at Chicago yards YESTERDAY.
A motor truck freight service to
Illinois and Wisconsin eities ives
started by one Of the packing houses.
Fifty motor truck trains lCft CHI
cago at dawn, each loaded VITA SO,nU
pounds OF fresh meat, billed ~ nearoy
towns.
The packing company which inau-
gurItCd the service expects to serve
;ts regular routes in northern til!noia
and southern Wisconsin IN this way.
Each train consists OF a tractor nid
three cork lined refrigerator cars.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
GASSES HOPES
OF MILITARY TRAINING WITH
BAD SLIP IN HIS AR|THMET TIC
HYLAN APPROVES
HOUSING BILLS
No Opposition to Measures Passed
by Legislature for Relief in
the City.

No one appearing In opposition TO
the two local bills passed by the Leg
islaiugS relating TO hOusihE " this
city. Mayor HylRn tS-day declared
that he would approve the bills.
Presiding Justice Aaron J. Levy. Of
The Municipal Courts and representa-
tives Of real estate interests, appeared
In favor Of the bill which provides
That a tenant shall not de dispossessed
from his house until 80 days has ex-
pired from me date the landlord takes
proceedings against him.
The bill provlding that the annual
city budget SHALL be so printed as to
show the same codes IN the tentative.
proposed and final budget and uat
each Nudget shan carry in parallel
columns the budget for the proceeding
year, tho departmental hudEeh. the
tentative budEut aud che proposed
budget wtth the list Of plsees elmin-
mated and Of new places created was
approved by the Citizens Union. the
City Club Real Estate Board. United
Real Estate Owners Association and
BrOOlSlyn Chamber OF Commerce. with
no one appearing in opposition,
The evening world., 1920-04-08
BOYS CLOTHING ON
WITH SAFETY PINS
i'ath1 Charges Neglect m Answer
to WSfe's Suit for
Separation.

Or. RAscid s. Batldour OF No. 1s6
clinton Street. BroOaayn. filing an
Nnswer to-day 70 his WHO'S mOtion for
altnsony and counsel fee pendinG a suit
for SoparaAion. charged IN the Supreme
Court that his wife was 40 poor q
inamger that no found twelve safety
pins holdiHEAt I ogothOr tha clothinE of
fis three-yesr-Old son. Raymond Rad
tlour and was fOncsd 10 hire a house
Eeeper 70 look after himself and the
rihildFen. His wife's bad temper was
- wa UNDERWOOD to the members OF
heT own famlay ho said that her nieh-
tlams at home was THUNDER"
1irN. RaddOur asked for the separa-
ti0a On the ground her husband per
mitted her stepdaughter. Marie. to beat
her. He insisted on buying al the
houseRold SuDplies even 10 bed linen
and groceries ana kopt even the bread
and sugar un1or lock and key, doing
them out to her az he thought they
were needed. He never gave her more
than Sc AZ one time. she SAID.
Justnce GayeEan awarded Mra BAD
doir $50 week and $3.50 counsel fees,
The evening world., 1920-04-08
EBERT WORRIED
BY LABOR'S STAND
Demand That Regular Troops Be
Withdrawn From Ruhr Sur
prises Him and Cabinet,

BERLIN, April Majority Social
il, members of the German Cabinet
have been placed in an embarrassing
position by the presentation of de-
mands by labor leaders for the with
drawal of regular troops from tho
Ruhr Valley and for action in other
matters involved in tho situation
which has resulted in a French ad-
vance east of the Rhine,
II is admitted this action came as
a surprise, aa the coalition govern
ment did not expect an attack from
Carl II. Legien, President Of the Ger
man Federation of Trade Unions, and
other leaders who signed the demands
The evening world., 1920-04-08

hospitaR ever since. Smith said she
would be the witness called to-day,
Her husband. the Assistant Distrlct
Attorney added. would testify that the
detecuves demanded $1,000 FOR setting
nor free and threatened to make
trouble for him when he refused to
uoe shaken down"
Dr. Straton declared to-day he re-
wretted = Misunderstanding which
has arisen from en- intervieW he gave
Monday.
IN would seem from the interview
a. puollshed that I reelected on the
purity and goodness of American
wOmanhoOd," said DR.. straton, but
such a thought never enter0d my
mind. In my criticism referred
only 10 women NahO frequent resorts
IN this city which are Improper ana
not conducive TO good moTala u
would be foolish for any one 70 Gny
al American women were lOoaoAiVed
II know they are Just the oppOaite.
'rOf course ehere is q certain set OF
men and Women who are loose
lived, who drink and smoke cigar
ettea and Il IL this set that l criti-
cised. Please make that clear, for
ths pubiho seems to have misunder-
DR.. Stratnn al.o declared the words
ussd IN eho interview were not the
exnct onon he uaeA.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIBEr lllAsk--Oa ialtpy; AreSStAl-eNA ,@pi
Ei E,n,s n'' ili 3D. Issnaiar, lis, Nue. as Steel 2i
sta M1s, lo0; KgGa, lGe; ,Anrabo,iS, lg2
SEioi, i0T' 'ConS',ho, lmi 'ih@A' lo0' she
nISSbcoNb RAcB- Claiming ,h;rqs-saa5-od
ana w" 10 'prri,y, itB; .iNry9N Ill
49, ~, i0}; 'pe4Gani lts' 'Nlea'bhs
AIS Al, 49, RACE Ciasmirz; thgee, v,SF.,elis and
uprvrI, sow fNloIga. -lRR Wagd. lll;!Ir
't,S.llsnss. lGT ;'NHldIvd ElIFVtNA, IOd' 'H''"-
"RitRrT 'Rlc'Gg@ sellIgE, toyr-y,,.. qltlN 4,
upvari six aQd one-h -haN Sl0nIS - Ggsne al ~ J.,
Gyiyann. ii2i thsay, lCe; lN'ensS. j! Ill'w
Is JsIfba, 100, Alnasaslfsan, III; 'l'AgnaMN
'FtTnH RACIEj-lTpe BUIRings RrTs; loW
rsar-olis apt uprnTd ono ntie. .-M9,n, ~
RS1 ii, aOd; TFgHk MgnTOa iW ETY. tealhl
iiS', Ncse va Clrcn blonde, lOe; HonSkong
'oSi xiii RAVE Oisining; tAges-ysarold' az,
upaaTd; one milo and Sintecnth i Rogar, lln
.i'sVl SNa,n0lly l0I 'lNeg, nRp; ,oG. ,CoEGHgtKSiiI
konny. los; Austral, 10; chptahser, D0l 'iioh'
no sSEESTH RAcE OlGin,ins; rhreo, ,ycar, old
ard uBSard ane pe and . siusanth -lAal
WSEd iii; 'Plsen Ill 'lSbliusi ~, Conrecllc'
III, .si s.%Soii siuSnt' M ,is'' ,SAt A' l'' 0Ap'A o''
!AS4ssntios Ii0IsHss eiSinsd TsAOk iASL
The evening world., 1920-04-08
SENATE GETS BILL
TO AID HOUSING
Tenement Commission Authorized
to Suspend Provisions OF Law
During Emergency.
lsnnial % The N.eninI Mrldl

ALBANY. April S,-The first OF the
bills to alleviate the housing situation
in New York City was introduced in
the Senate to-day by Senator Black OF
Kings. The bill authorizes the Tene-
ment House Commission TO suspend,
during the present emergency, the pro-
visions of tho Tenement House Law
that prevent the conversion Of many
idle buildings into living apartments,
The bill ombodies some Of the recori-
mondatlonS made by Mayor AYlAn' =
Housing Legislation Committee ~ re-
suit Of conferences held in New YORK
early In the week.
Tho alteration Of = tenement house,
or the alteration or conversion 1f q
building for use as tenement honse,
IT = stipulated In the bill, shall be
deemed permanent Improvement
The evening world., 1920-04-08
STATEWIDE RALLY
TO AID SOCIALISTS
Two-Day Convention of All Ele-
ments Opposed to Ousting OF
Assemblymen Planned.

Plans are under way for State con-
vention to last two days of all elements
In the state opposed "a the ousting OF
the five Socialist representatives, from
the state Assembly, and to the barring
Of the Socialist party from the ballot,
Notices were sent out to-day to MEM
beTs OF the Committee OF Seventeen,
organized at the beginning OF tho custer
hearings In Albany, to meet Saturday
afternoon TO discuss details.
This is one of the steps in an active
Socialist campaign decided upOn at u
meeting of several hundred delegates In
the Peoples House, No. East 18th
Street last night N
The conference also decided upon taxi
ing a State census of learn the strength
| OF he anti Socialist and anti-Sweet ele-
ments, Plans for concerted effort on
| the part OF labor organizations against
| the leaders who were active in Dustin
| the Socialist Assemblymen at the Com-
ing election, were also decided on.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
FUNERAL SHIP"
BRINGS WAR DEAD
EigtEysevn Bodies on Board
All Died While Serving U. S.
n England.


with hsr naS az half nnAst. the army
transpsFt NAnsemoad. from South
hamptsn. March -. By way u Ant
waFp. aOelsa at Pier 4 HOboken. this
morning. A. the vessel was warped.
- nAgs sn the pier Wero aFnppsd to
half mast Tte NansamoDd brought
the boaial Of oighty-Ssvea American
saAalelS who died IN England
C0mplytuE with the wishes o. rela-
ttves. no ceremonies win be held at the
pier. Each casl1et. draped IN an
American nag and accompanied by n
Guara q honor. win b despatnhod to
She home Of thu deceased. Private
james d. Ford. son % lra. Mary Ferd.
No. IN FOURTH Stroat. New Brighton.
3. l. was tho only New York City
sol1isr whose body was returned to-
day. Tho body OF william II. Brophy.
son Of John J. Brophy, Ne. Acadany
Street. OnsoatA. Nov Y0rk. was also
on board
Tho NanEnmond was IN mourning the
entire VOyogo. thsrO being no enter
eainneat - any kind for the tvNsve
soldiers brhAos and twenty-five easuals
q hoard. Tha fIvS-stEipe men wero
on board. They were Corp. Sidney
Ned. a. TheEmopolia. Wyo-. Of the
First ArtlioEy. and Sergt. James =.
o'Brisn. Of Bakomalin. Pa. Of the
E1rst Division. both a whom went over
in August. 1917.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
$40 CHEAP FOR
HITTING LANDLORD
Tenant Tells Magistrate He Would
Gladly Pay $2S for One
More Wallop.

When OheAm Davidson was fined $40
IN Essex Market Court this morning for
an assault on Nathan Truman he paid
the money over with q smile and said:
'Tn give S35 more for another wOllop."
Davidson Is a buttonhole maker.
thirty-elsht yearS old. He hires a ia:
from Truman at No. 3li Seventh Street.
II appeared In testimony that three
times In tho past Two Ehonths Landlord
Truman has boosted Tenant DsVidson's
reDt. on the occasion Of the latest In
90 Sy S .rsn rSlatioas'
fled, Il went 10 the house with q dis
possess for him. We met In the hallway
He recognized the papor.
Before you push that over on me- -
ne says. aetS go down and see the
So nlt0r'
I'VE went TO the cellar together and
went 10 the floor. He hit mo In thu
nOso 20 bard that lost my disposSeaA
The evening world., 1920-04-08

where for a trained nurse,
The trained nurse was Mrs, Clara
Henrietta Chattaway.
ut wasn't lcng." Clara Westlake
told her school friends yesterday be-
fore everybody stepped around to the
BushwicS Avenue Central NJ. f,
Church, before / began to think the
nurse was as much interested in
Papa az she was in her patient"
Mrs Chattaway had not been long
in the Westlake home at No. 9ss
Putnam Avenue before young man
called.
This was Harold Chattaway,
The evening world., 1920-04-08
THREE BROTHERHOODS
MEN DEFY CHIEFS
IN RAILROAD STRIKE
,contiuusd From First Page.)

the United States Board of Mediation
arrived to investigate conditions here
and report to Commissioner Cham
bers at Washington.
The Yardmen's Association, insuF-
cent organization which called the
strikes. was forming branches in
numerous terminal centres, reports
Indicated.
H. z. Reading. General orsoniEe'
OF the Yardmen's Association. an
nounced that the Railway Clerks anc
Freight Handlers Brotherhood would
take strike votes Saturday At Gin
oinnatl, 1900 freight handlers de-
manded an answer by Saturday mid
night to their demands for an in
crease in pay from forty-two 70 forty
seven cents an hour.
Railroad Brotherhood officers who
came to Chicago TO assist railroad
ministers to break the strike declared
reports for TO- day would reveal traffic
in Chicago yards 70 be at least 40 psr
cent, normal,
The strikcrs, however. claimed that
by tonight no switch engine would
be operating In the Chicago district,
Officers Of the Yardmen's Association
claimed approximately $500 new
membe had been enrolled and ten
new locals formed in the Chicago dis
triet, They held to their estimate OF
1880 swltchmen out in the Chicago
district in addition to engineers, fire.
men and engine hostlers.
A bulletin that the strike was IL
legal, sent out by w g. Lee. PFesi-
dent OF the Brotherhood of Railway
rrainmen. was Oh bulletin boards o:
the New York Central Lines to- day,
William 2. Carter, head OF the Are
men, and Warren S, Stone, Grand
Chief Of the engineers jolnod Lee in
announcing that the Railroad Brother
hood officers demanded that Brother
hood members carry out heir con-
tracts,
Arrangements were made for a con-
ference to-day at Cleveland OF the
chiefs Of the Brotherhood Of Rail
road Trainmen, Locomotive Ergi-
neers and Locomotive Ftremen and
Epginemen,
Officers OF the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trsinmen continued with
their plan Of briRging loyal members
to Chicago to take the places OF
The evening world., 1920-04-08

twenty-five. rs my aunt here?" ue
asked.
Harold called twice every week
until Clara Westlake, seventeen and
pretty, was un and. about Then. he
began calling oftener.
"He would ask for me-" his aunt
says. "and spend all his tme with
my patient"
And so they we're all married last
night by the Rev. DR.. George Ellis
worth Bishop. Mr.. Westlake, is
forty-nine years old, His wife Is the
same age. Harold Chattaway has
furnished nice little neat for his
girl bride at No. 33 Bushwick Avenue.
The evening world., 1920-04-08
VIII Test Mary PicEIsrd's Divsree
suit.

CARSON CITY, New" April S--A
friendly suit Ia contemplated to-day by
Attorney General Richards of Nevada
10 uncover alleged collusiOn and con-
spirAoy In the divorce proceadlr.Gs re-
Gently between Mary PicAford and
owen Moore.
Richards said to-day that he had
gathered sufficient evidence to war,
rant his pFoeeedlng with the suit 10
Superior Judge Frank LanEan.