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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Ntec, With Miss Rhodes

The. G.. II. Club. a club composed
entirely of girls, was formed last
Thursday night at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Rhodes, of Brighton ave-
nue.. Initiation and election took
up the greater part of the evening.
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes was elected
president; Miss Josephine Mulvaney
vice president: Miss Catherine Oi-
sen, secretary and Miss Margaret Oh
sen treasurer. Later the members
enjoyed a jolly social hour. The
other members are the Misses Helen
Hutton. Hattie Dehmel. Harriet
Turk and Freida Zeltman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Mics Prendergast Hostess

The p. G. G. Girls held Their Iast
regular meeting at the home of Miss
Mary Prendergast. of East avenue,
Thursday night After the business
session the hostess served refreh-
ments and the guests passed a jolly
evening of dancing and singing.
Next week the club will meet at the
home of Miss Mae McKeon, OF
Meade street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Honor Mrs. WlhitMorth

Mrs. Edward Whitworth, OF 25f
Madison avenue. entertained about
twenty-five friends from this city
and South Amboy at her home last
night in honor of the anniversary
of her birthday. A supper was
served. She received numerous gifts
in honor of the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Blue Bird Club Meets

The regular meeting of the Girls
Bluebird Club took place at the
home of the president. Miss Betty
McKeon. of Meade street. The
usual singing. dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed by the members
Miss Ann Kolesark, of Johnstone
street. will entertain them at their
rext session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
ARREST 3 IN BIG LIQUOR
AND AUTO SEIZURE
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In the car, and a suitcase at their
backs. The men were unable to give
the officer a satisfactory explanation
as to the contents, and it is said. en-
deavored to bribe him.
An examination of the car at po-
lice headquarters. after the men had
been placed under arrest, revealed
thirteen five-gallon cans of alcohol,
four one gallon cans and twelve two
gallon cans in the rear of the auto
mobile, two gallons in the suitcase
and five gallons in the oil can. Papers
were packed all around the cans in
lhe rear of the car.
The automobile bore n. Y. license
1909. There were two Connecticut
license plates 35925, and a Massa
chusetts license plate 120S24 in the
car. showing that the men were
ready for work in other states. After
the men had been placed under ar
rest. they claimed they were coming
into a garage on Market street, this
city. with the load.
When arraigned before Acting
Recorder Medinets this morning. the
men were charged with violating
the Volstead act by transporting
alcohol without a permit. Ttmpone
practically admitted his guilt
while the other TWO men claimed
they came along for a ride. Tim
pone put up an argument in regard
10 the drivers license charge, claim
ing that he had already put In for the
license. but the recorder ruled that
If the application had been made in
due time, he would now have his
license.
Chief Niels ]. Tonnesen this morn
ing praised the work of Officer Sci
both. for the arrest OF these men
unassisted. The alcohol is being
held at police headquarters pend
ing disposition of the case by the
fadera1 auth0rities
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Today and Monday at the Crescent

Today ends the showing of the big
four star program at the Crescent
theatre. This program includes,
Elaine Hammerstein and Eugene
O'Brien in 1.-THE Moonstone." Wal
lace Reid in Whats Your Hurry"
and two-reel Fatty Arbuckle
comedy. On Monday the Crescent
will present 1.-The Right to Love-" a
George Fitzmaurice production. fea-
turing Mae Murray and David Pow
all. 1t is a Paramount picture.
Miss Murray has the role of an
American girl. who leads wretched
life with her husband. Sir Archibald
Falkland. English director of the OF.
toman Debt at Constantinople. In
an effort to compromise his wife so
he may marry another woman, Sir
Archibald installs a Prince Stanislaus
in his home. A Colonel Richard Lor-
ing. played by David Powell. arrives
in time to rescue her from the Prince
though in the resulting mix-up, Lor-
ing shoots Falkland dead. He is ac-
quilted in the trial that follows. and
he and Lady Falkland seek happi-
ness together.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
Cudar Up Again.


fBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent.l
NEW BRUNSWICK. March s.
Valentine Cudar, of 4s9 F. street,
8. W., Washington, p. C., who is out
on $50 bail awaiting trial in the Mid
dlesex county court on a charge of
carrying concealed weapons, was
yesterday afternoon arrested at Sth
avenue and 125th street, New York
City, in company with another
Washington man charged with hom-
icide. The man with Cudar gave
his name as +. II. Irwin and both
are said to have been former police
officers in Washington. Their ar
rest was made upon a request from
the capitol authorities. Both men
were locked up and are being held.
Cudar was arrested in Metuchen
Nov. 20, charged with carrying con-
ceaied weapons and Illegally trans
porting liquor. following an automo-
bile smash-up on the Lincoln High
way near the outskirts Of the bor-
ougf. Cudar was indicted by the
grand Jury and blended not guilty.
On Dec. 81 he was released under
$500 bail 10 await trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
HIGH STREET 9 ROOMS. NOD
ERN. 5000.
PLEASANT STREET.. s ROOMS.
PARTLY MODERN. $500
NoTRE DAME. Z ROOMS. PARTLY
MODERN. SL7-o
MARIETTE STREET. . ROOMS.
MODERN. $500.
DAYTON STREET. S ROOMS. ALL
MODERN BUNGALOWS ALL
DRAPINGs TO MATCH DECoRA-
TIONS; LINOLEuI or KITCu-
EN- AND BATH ROOM FLOORS;
GAS STOVE. GARAGE. ALLEY
LOT THIS Is TIE BEST BUY
N SOUTH BEND.
HAVE HOMES IN ALI
PARTS OF SOUTH BEND
AND AusHAWAKA.
CAMP IMPROVEMENT co.
LINCOLN 5lo5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
1920 MAXWELL TOURING

Owner wishes 10 sell the car to
recover from a recent loss.
The chr has four new tires and
one spare tire Zoo good condition;
sun shade, windshield wings spot
light. set OF skid chains, radiator
and hood covers. alligator skin
oue-man top. new side curtains.
The car was painted two months
ago. I'll sell the car for $500. 500
down, the balance I'm 10 months.
With the accessories and the con-
ditiou of the car IL is easily worth
$4,000 Address 20 Box No. PSI
and I'll call TO see you in the
ear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

Notice Is hereby given chat the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
81 the Circuit Court of ST. Tose0h
County. State Of Indiana. Administrators.
with viii annexed Of che estate OF Nolh
Shupert. late of 81. Joseph County. do-
ceased
Said estate fs supposed t0 be solvent
ST JOSEPH LOAN g. TRI sly CO.
Administrator with viii annexed.
July 21st. 1921.
Anderson, Parker. CrahUl & CrUm-
~ packer. Attorneys for Estate
TuII r. Hlr Aur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA,
DEPART8IENT OF PUBLIC
WOEkS.

Notice Of Hearing A 20 special Beneht-.
Notice is hereby given thar tle IIi-
lowing Improvement has been complete
Pavement on More Dame az. nc I'D
Jefferson blvd. 90 81 Joseph river. IN
der improvement Resolution So SD.
IN the City of South Bend. Indiana.
There IS en- hie ln The Office Oi tlis
Board. aud subject 90 public inspection,
al assessment ron which contains tle
names 81 at property owners VINO are
subject 90 assessment. description or
the property o. Pc assessed auo tLe
amount Of each prima faelr sessuent
This Board. at its office in The city
Han. VIII on the ZTth day Of duly, 1911
az Is p. TO-. receive and hear remon-
strzuces as 90 the amount 0f each as
sessmeut, and viii decide whether the
assessed lots or tracts ~ land have been
or viii De specially benefited Do slld
Ira the amounts named on
said rolL
c. A ELLIOTT.
HARVEY f. E0SII~EE-
JOHN J.. DE HAVEN.
Attested Veronica g. Sweeney, Clerk.
TrrIr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
FOUND

ABOUT SEVERAL IS EEES
AGO, A PURSE CONTAINING
MONEY BELONGING To SOME
EEWsBOY. CALL AT NEWS
TINES CIRCULATION DEPT,
21O ". COLFAS AVE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

lost Mar Bell Fefsph0ne tuIding "
corner Of Wayne and Michigan. open
faced gold watch south Bend IT.
jewels Initials j. G. T.. Please call
Lincoln PASS. Liberal reward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

SENEN-ROOM thoroughly q Z
house. Just redecordted and I'm excel
lent shape; five blocks from business
center. Price for this week $1,000 with
small payment down. Is nice home
like place and a good buy. Let us
show il 90 you. 5. VI. Robinson Son,
NEW MODERN ROME on Z. Broadway
living room and dining room finished
I'm oak; bedrooms and bath finished in
white enamel large basement; S0Eo
$1,000 cash. $50 PEI month. ". h. Nc
Henry. DO Farmers Trust Bldg, LIN
coin 1913.
$50 FEET On Dixie highway. at the
state line: an ideal location for hll-
ing station, confectionery store or
other store; in the very center OF the
last developing state line settlement :
tourist travel past this property
amounts 90 probably 1000 cars day.
Price only 500: terms can be ar
ranged. Gail Main 11f1; Lincoln 0dHD.
Do IREINGTON AVE.-Extra large,
well located bungalow at very rea
rooms including broad living room
with fine fireplace. Basement under
entire house. rO0my attic, garage
Built 1917 Price $500. William Happ,
Realtor 207 $. Main ST. Phone Lincoln
1IIl.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Practically
new; $500 down. $50 month lmmedi-
ate possession Frank Jeferles, Real
tor, 10 Jnlon Trust Ellg
EXCELLENT HOME on wonderful gar
den spot on outskirts OF city; very
good value; reasonable price; easy
terms. A. 4. ScheIlinger, 201-2O2 !. NJ
S. Bldg. Main 1926
REAL ESTATE-Have buyers for prop
erty In al PARTS Of city. would Ike
TO list your property. Wesley van
Vain. COZ Farmers Trust Bldg.
House 1for ale: pig. n.iue-55o,om house boz gs.3
COZ Dale ct, lnshawaka.
\. FRANCIS -Fiye-ro8m house; ele.-
trio lights, gas for cooking, city water
possession immed iateIy. Price S3.lJI
$3.50 down. s. NJ Robinson & Son
~ Y. Michigan.
MODERN SIN-ROOM house on ST. joe
ST.. 81 10000. Two siX-rOcm houses DU
Fellows ST. partly modern All-mol
ern siy-rOom house on Johnson ST..
100000 Call Wolf Bros Co, 12f g.
Main 81. Phone I. 5l.i
OWNER MUST SACRTFICE-Niue- room
partly modern home; well located
northwest part close IT. worth
$1,000 want an offer; VIII sell on pay
mnnts lnc0in 500
Real Estate For Exchange -
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE acre.
southwest Of city. level; 10 room house
back barn, timber, orchard, good
fences AN stock. tools and crops
price $1,000. Wesley Van Nalin ga
Farmers Trust bldg
NISHAWAkA PEOPFRTY-F0r sal
or exchange for south Bend property
vacant OF Improved close iu. For par
ticulars. cali st Avery & HulIs Furul-
ture Store. - y Main 50
Wanted-ReaI Estate 81
Will PAY CASH Up to s., coo Tor mod
ern house or bungalow. Address Boz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

NEW STORE BUILDING-At the cor
ner Of Indiana and Miami SITS, first
floor, two store rooms and three nv-
ing rooms: second floor. FIVE rooms,
strictly modern; large basement, 15x33
feet; the building is seated by fur
mace; has hot and cold water; the size
Of the lot is 35x125 feet; the price for
quick sale is $1,000; you can net Il
per cent on this investment; FOR par
ticulars see f. J. Anderson. 663 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. Phone. Lincoln 1S1&.
Residence, Lincoln 1856.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

CADILLAC K0adsier-WIH sell cheap
If taken at once Four good tires.
wind wings in good condition. In
uufre 1914 woodward av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
amp TodayHe Would Use Classified Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Houses Ser sale Sc
6 ROOM HOUSE on S Lafayette blvd,
gas for cooking. electric lights, city
water I'm yard Price 81 200. $40
down =. NJ Robinson s. Son, l2f n.
Main S.
EST-,trIctIy madern home.
large lot garage, main rooms finished
in oak; three Sleeping rooms. tlll
basement Price 5000. Ralph C.
Osborne. Realt0r. Main 5l2 Con-
sentative life bldg.
FOR SALE
All modern home; six rooms three
bedrooms. stationary tubs iu laundry
has garage and good lot. shruhbery and
ni-c lawn $500, terms
II you want "A good buy close in. here
Il IS. An eight-room house With large
spacious rooms. q large Tot, and on q
wei Known boulevard; $500 terms.
a siN-room house. all modern, near
car line; $500; terms.
THE X. & VI COMPANY
sol Farmers Trust CO. Lincoln 5235
CLEVELAND -Beautiful modern
home; oak floors. white enanelel
woodwork. G.. TT Winkler, 40 n
Michigan So Lincoln 1906
REAL ESTATE-Have buyers Tor prop-
erty in OH parts ~ city would Ike o.
list your property j. s. Clark, $40
Farmers Trust Bldg.
1G ROOM HOT Son W WASHINGTON
ay., finest grade ~ quarter sawed oak
floors and trim. steam heat two lauu-
dries, separate stairway 90 second
floor: all newly decorated and thor
ouEhly modern I'm every respect. This
is an extraordinary good house for
renting rooms. ~ light house keeping
rooms. Price $4,000 with $4,000 down
s. VI. Robinson ~ Son. le4 y. Main 81
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW on ST.
Louis blvd, facing Howard park; liv-
Ing and dining room finished in oak
with huilt-in book cases and writing
desk; bedrooms and bath solid OAK
floors and finished ivory; large base
ment and attic; $500. $500 down. SD
per month ". x. NcHeIry DO Farm
ers, Trust Bldg. Lincol1 5I33.
HOUSE rooms. water gas. electric
1ty. River Park, - 600. Hastings
Realty Co DIS y. Michigan ST.
EIGHT-ROON HOUSE On -. Louis
blvd, partly modera lot O6x1f5, on the
corner. near HOw3tl park. Price 5000
$1,000 down. an excellent investment as
the lot is worth nearly the whole price
asked, and is only Eve blocks from the
center Of town 5. NJ. Robinson A
Son. l2l \. Main ST
a SPLENDID opportunity I'm the way OF
large sevcn-r0om house on +. Bow
man ST.. ipaved street,. only one block
from Michigan street car line; bath,
electricity, in fact all modern except
furnace; also dandy basement; newly
papered and painted upstairs row
rented at $1,000 a week. Price 5000;
terms can be arranged. Gail Main
1IIl OF Lincoln G696.
Do YOU-Want TO buy a house, mod
ern or partly modern: cash OF terms.
as low as $500 DOWN. Cali Lincoln
459 J. G. Virgo.
WHY PAY RENT-When You can get
homes 1T these prices2 Good homes.
$500 10 $500 From 500 TO $500
down. balance like rent Get full value
for your money. See j. L Hutton.
Room 2, Orpbeum Bldg. Phone Lin
coin 6624
DIXIE HIGHWAY-FOr sale or trade
city property, my small tract Of land
located on Dixie highway, near Rose
lawn terms; price very reasonable
Gail Lincoln 2f3S
TAYLOR & ROTH. ReaIt0rs. 207 W.
Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 633i; open
evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS


RAZOR II BLACk CASE. LOST BE
ARTIFICIAL ICE COMPANY FIND
Err PLEASE RETURN To NEWS
TINES OFFICE AND RECEIVE RE
WARD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
Money to Loan

MONEY LOANED on household goods.
etc, az low rate OF interest; GENE and
see us. Prudential Lean and Invest
ment Co, Az Chaplin ST Phone LIN
coin 14Sa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

CARS WASHED and polished: night SET
vice. Platner Garage Co. 22S2 Misha-
Waka av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

STORAGE SPACE-Ro0m SOx25. reason
able rate. William Clyman. Hotel
-hel
NOV lNl-Ils best equipped transfer
company iu the city. specialists In
cross-Country NOV 6 ng Inter-City
Transfer Co. 200 -2O4 +. Jefferson Blvd
Botn phones 2lSl.
No BROKEN FURNITURE, no marrsd
pianos, when YOU cau lincoln 1851.
= VI. Bailey. 125 n s. Louis ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

FORD Et-For sale cheap /:
Chevrolet touring, 1920 model with
Water top = good tires; for sale or
trade for Ford y. W. Steinhart south
Bond 90. III :. Lafayette. Main 12NI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25

clerk 81 81 Joseph Circuit Court.
BY BERNARD T. HOERSTNAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-25
Insurance

c. " CRUM 4 son
writes state automobile insurance. 224
Farmers Trus Bldg. Phone Main 753.
AUTO ACCiDENTS-OccUr every day.
So do auto fires and robberies. Are
you properly insured against these
things II not, call William Happ,
20I $ Main. Lincoln 1871
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Indicted Detective
Weeps as He Tells
His Story i'm Court
Called as Witness i'm Auto
mobile Theft Case, Marty
Owens, War Hero, Begs
Judge Let Him Clear Name

Martin S. Owens, detective SER
geant of the police auto squad, under
suspension and two indictments charg-
ing the acceptance of unlawful fees in
recovering stolen autos, was witness
yesterday before Judge John F. Nc
Intyre in the Court of General Ses-
sions in another case. During the testi-
mony Owens broke down and between
sobs asked the court for permission to
tell what he termed "my story"
Owens was called to the witness
stand by Assistant District Attorney
Owen Bohan to testify against Corne-
Illus Mirman, twenty years old, of 1866
Second Avenue, charged with the theft
Of an auto.
AS tears came to his eyes and his
voice broke Owens turned to Judge Nc
Intyre and said:
"Your honor, have never had an op-
portunity to give my side of that story
and ! would like to tell it here and
now"
The court consented and Owens said:
"The only thing left to me is my
good name. 1 have given the best part
" my AA1S anu my DCoC SSIFlCtS 10 CN6
Police Department. I received the
highest honors in that department.
Ten thousand members of that depart
ment selected me to represent them in
France when it was decided to send an
ambulance over there. / was decorated
by the French, English and American
governments.
"I came back at the end of the war
and went back to the old job. One
Sunday morning on my way to mass a
friend of mine, Fred McCloy, told me
that Assistant District Attorney James
E. Smith had told him I was q stool
pigeon for Lahey. l went down to the
District Attorneys Office next day and
called Smith liar and demanded an
apology.
"My Indictment was due to Smiths
spite and the fact that he was piqued
over what said to him. Mr.. Whitman
was deceived by him. I've been striv-
ing to get my day in court for months
and have not been able to do So"
Mr.. Whitman, when asked about the
charges made by Owen, said:
Owens was indicted twice by the
grand jury. In neither case did Mr.
Smith participate. Mr.. Owens's case
is on the calendar and will be called
in proper time. / see no reason for
giving it preference over other cases."
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Kaber's Wi Widow
Is Grilled for
Slayer's Name
Continued from page one)

to an automobile by detectives. Later,
when Miss McArdle went through the
same formality, she, too, escorted by
Chief of Police Peter Christianson of
Lakewood, and detectie, got into an
automobile and was driven away. Be-
yond the statement that both women
were in the custody of the police no
information as to their destination or
whereabouts was revealed.
The questioning of the Italian wom-
an held in Cleveland Will be begun to-
day. She is i'll and has been taken to
the prison hospital.
Cleveland detectives are trying to
piece together information that she
may have been connected with the mur-
ders of three men, all husbands of the
same woman, who died under mysteri-
Gus circumstances.
Mrs. Kaber refused to see Chief of
Police Christianson when he called at
the Tombs,, where she had been taken
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. She
sent out word that the chief could see
her when the extradition procedure
had been finished.
Parted From Daughter
About half-past twelve o'clock Mrs.
Kaber, dressed in black and wearing a
black veil, was taken to the Criminal
Courts Building. Her daughter, Marian
McArdle, was held in the Tombs court
until her mother had passed over the
Bridge Of Signs. She then was taken
back to the Tombs. Mrs. Kaber signed
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Naming of New Dry Chief
BY Harding Expected To-day

From The Tribmne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 9.--Announce-
ment of a new prohibition commission
er is expected tomorrow from the
White House, and an Ohio man is prac-
tically certain to be named The lead
ing candidates are Roy C. Halnes and
Newton Fairbanks, both of Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
conferred with the President to-day re-
garding the position.
1t is understood Mr.. Mellon favors
the appointment of Mr.. Haines, who
has the backing of Senator Willis, of
Ohio, and the Anti-Saloon League. At
torney General Daugherty is behind
Mr. Fairbanks, who is brother of the
late Charles w. Fairbanks, Vice Presi-
dent under Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Mrs. Stillman's Answer
May Include 4 Women
sCIara.'' s'Helen'' and Another,
Not Identified, Expected to
Ioin Mrs. Leeds

At least two, and possibly three, new
correspondents, making four in all, will
be named in the amended answer which
John F. Brennan is preparing to file in
behalf of Mrs. James A. Stillman, it
was stated yesterday by a person close
ly associated with the divorce suit
brought by Mr. Stillman, formerly
president of the National City Bank.
The amended reply, it was announced,
would he filed not later than Wednes-
day, the date set for the next hearing
in the cass before Referee Daniel j..
Gleason, at Poughkeepsie.
"Clare" and Helen" are the first
names of the two women who, it is said,
will share position with Mrs. Florence
H. Leeds, the original correspondent.
Lawyers for Mrs. Stillman are endeav-
oring to identify them more fully, as
we'll as the third possible correspond
ent, thus far referred to only as the
"Mysterious No. A."
Reports were recurrent yesterday
that another effort would be made to
settle the case out of court. Lawyers
for both sides, however, declared they
were preparing to proceed Wednesday
and that there had been no discussion
of new treaty Of peace.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Visiting Author Added to
Ludlow ST. Alimony Club

Hayden Talbot, playwright and au-
thor, now in this country on a mission
from Lord Northcliffe to interview
prominent Americans for the North
cliffe newspapers, was arrested at /
o'clock yesterday morning by deputy
sheriffs in an action. by Mrs. Benedict
Bristow Talbot, the first of two for
mer wives, to recover $4,000 in ali
mony arrears.
Mr.. Talbot was taken to Ludlow
Street Jail in default of $4,000 bond,
Sheriff Knott giving the visiting jour
nalist permission to interview the
prominent members of the Alimony
Club.
Mr.. Talbot said he had an appoint
ment with member of the Cabinet
and he feared his arrest was going to
interfere seriously with his plans.
Mr. Talbot, who is twice an ex-hus-
band, is said to be contemplating his
third matrimonial venture.
The first Mrs. Talbot obtained di-
vorce in 1910, with alimony of 5000 a
year and 5000 year for the support
of their child. Mr.. Talbot then mar
ried Miss Norma Mitchell, an actress,
in California. The second Mrs. Talbot
formerly was a member of a stock
company, but now is in motion pic
lures. She, too, divorced the play
wright and author and has an order
requiring Mr.. Talbot to pay her $3.50
month alimony.
Mrs. Talbot No. /, in applying for
the order of arrest for her former
husband, said he was no longer resi-
dent of this state and if he were per-
mitted to leave again without putting
up bond for payment Of her alimony
he would not pay it.
One of the plays written by Mr..
Talbot was "The Truth Wagon" pro-
duced in New York in 1914, and in
which the second Mrs. Talbot appeared,