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referred 10 the Zap Island Treaty but the Technology might be
mistaken by many voters.
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NOTICE

An adjourned Town Meeting will
De held next Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock in Pomfret Town House.
GEORGE II. HICKS.
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CHESTER z. NAY,
Collector Of Property Taxes.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
BRITAIN TO POSTPONE
IRISH BILL DEBATE

Special CGbic ~ TIE NFw YORK fiEaup
Copyrtght f92s. by TIE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald bureau.
London. Feb. %.
The British Governments decision to|
postpone consideration of the Irish bill
w Parliament Is likely 10 beEct i'm Ire-
land the same grave suspicion as the
decision Of the Ard Fheis 60 postpone
the Irish elections aroused here. Both
actions are regarded as tentative
breaches OF the treaty on the opposite
sides Of 81. Georges Channel Hence
the Irish situation again enters q criti-
cal stage. though with Lloyd George.
Arthur Griffith and others meeting here
as announced by Winston Churchill ana
Ford Birkenhead. II Is hoped that
mutual explanation Of the domestic sit
uation OF each will enable them to find
u way out.
n Is denied here that the evacuation
OF troops from ireland has been sus-
pended. The refusal OF Winston Church.
jlI 20 tell in the House of Commons
what war material was turned over to
the Northern Government excited un-
easiness in Irish circles IN London
10 Is denied here that Sir James Cra
Premier Of Ulster. announced his ntN
i4on Of coming 20 London Tonight aftN
concluding what his supporters call "a
triumphant tour OF the border counties,
IN come .tion with the Governments i'm
vitation 20 Grihth and his colleagues
10 come. The presence Of the leaders
o. nc,n factions In Ireland. however,
1,wsys encourage hope that some agree
,,.-- .,~rNcen tnem can be reached.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
Ask Duchess to Come in
'Waistcoat and Breeches'
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Feb. -.

Special cable to THE NEW YORK HEEALD
COPYRIGHT, I9?s bv TuE NEW NoKK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
PIES EXPOSED: FINED.

Magistrate Jean Norris in Jefferson
MARKET Court yesterday fined julius
Schultz, restaurant manager for Wool
worth's at Broadway and Thirty-fiftn
street. IS for violation Of the sanitary
code in having food exposed Inspector
Cuenin of the Health Department sad
he found food exposed TO contamination
on lunch counters.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
HANGS uIMsELF BEFORE TRIAL

Emilio Alesano. of II Fort Green
Place, Brooklyn. who was To have been
arraigned to-day on 4 charge OF rob-
berry. hanged himself to bed post with
his necktie yesterday in the Raymond
street Jail in Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

special cable Ia THE NEW YORK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, G9gs. by TuE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Feb. %.
II HE Lord Chamberlain office
never has been SO busy as it
is now over the coming royal
wedding, hence there is an indul-
gent smile for the harried Duke
OF Atholl who holds that office,
over story that has leaked out in
court circles in the course of the
.2l- &c ae-@ertions.
An elderly royal Duchess re-
ceived a royal command" to attend
to-night's reception. and stamped
across the invitation was white
waistcoats and breeches.' This
Duchess has a sense Of humor and
a ready tongue, and as the Duke
OF Atholl is one of her boys it
is needless to add that she had a
good time at the reception.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
Protest I'm Ulster.

letter circulated here to-day from a
thoroughly responsible source tended to
increase suspicion. It was from Col.
Wickham, commander OF the Belfast
Royal Irish Constabulary TO Sir Daw-
son Bates northern Minister for Home
Affairs, protesting against the release
OF the captured Irish republican army
football players. who. ne says. were
'law breakers without violence He
also protests against the murder. wound
ing and kidnapping of Crown forces to
influence the release OF the Irish re-
publicans. and says that if they were
released on account Of such tactics il
would encourage more and would create
q distrust of the law among the con-
'stabulary
This letter. in view OF Col Wickham's
previously intercepted letter urging or
ganzation of the forces in Belfast. has
aroused grave suspicion that England is
encouraging factional strife.
Collins has received cablegram from
Richard Campbell IA Wall street New
York. in which he expressed pleasure
over hearing of the Ard Fhcis unity and
added. "You must hang together or you
will hang separately"
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
ALEXANDRA,ILL, MAY
MAR WEDDING PLANS
Turn for Worse i'm Queen S
Condition May Interrupt
Arrangements.

SBocidl cable 10 THE New NoRN HERALD.
CopWight, f922. by THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London. Feb %.
While preparations for Princess
Mary's wedding are going forward with
the greatest expectancy of a gala cere-
mony, il is reported to-day that Queen
Alexandra is seriously i'll at Marlborough
House. She has been in delicate health
for some time, and any drastic turn for
the worse may interrupt the plans for
the wedding, even defer it, perhaps.
The American season seems to be In
full swing at this time. earlier than ever
before. This is ascrlbed to the wedding
by the homogeneous Of the hotels. which
report a surprising number of reserva-
tions The Continental railway lines
also report heavy bookings. All the
leading hotels are planning special pro-
grams next week, with dancing until
2 80 o'clock in the morning.
Princess Mary's bridesmaids rehearsed
at Westminster Abbey. with Lady Joan
Mulholland. lady I'm waiting to the
Princess playing the part of the bride.
They spent an hour finding out where
to stand and what to do. The Princess
had a rest to-day. having made seven
teen speeches in accepting presents yes
terdaY.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

LONDON. Feb 23.-Another brilliant
wedding reception was held at BucSing-
ham Palace this evening. Premier
Lloyd George and Marquis Curzon took
occasion 10 present privately and in
formally to Princess Mary the gift OF
the Cabinet Ministers--three beautiful
pieces of antique silver. Princess Mary
expressed her delighted thanks.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
Collins to he Absent.

Collins. in supporting his appeal for
an agreement before the Ard Fheis.
pleaded that this would give a stronger
hand in dealing with Premier Lloyd
George. 1t is believed by some that the
invitation to a conference may be an
attempt to prevent this Strengthening.
Tonight at meeting of the Dali Cabi-
net it was decided that Arthur Griffith
and several of his colleagues VINO signed
the treaty would go TO London. but that
Collins would not be in the party.
Chuchilrs invitation is looked upon
with considerable suspicion in certain
circles. the suggestion being made that
Lloyd George may seize upon tine action
OF the Ard Fheis as questioning the in
tegpity of the treaty.
The difficulty that needs bridging is
as 10 who will accept the prospective
Irish constitution first The members
of the Westminster Parliament APP
parently suspect the Irish leaders as
much as the Irish suspect them The
irish naturally want to get the most fa-
vorable constitution possible so they in
sist that the instrument they will vote
on will be the one Parliament has al
ready passed.
England wants the constitution to
contain certain guarantees in accord
ance with the treaty. and as she feels
she is giving something she believes she
IS entitled to a final decision.
The biggest thing needed in Ireland
for the execution of the treaty is con-
fdence in England.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24
Dublin SUSPECTS
4. BRITISH DESIGNS
Churchill'S Invitation to
Treaty Si9ners Regarded
Askance i'll Ireland.
DUE TO SINN FEN VOTE
MAY Be Taken in England
as Questioning Integ-
lity of Pact.
COLLINS DECLINES VISIT
England Wants GUARANTEES to
Be Put in Free State
Constitution.
COLLINS DECLINES VISIT
New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin. Feb. %

spscial cable 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright. 1922. bB THE NEW YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin. Feb. 23.
The statement in the House of Com
mons by Winston Churchill, Colonial
Secretary inviting the signatories Of
the treaty with Ireland and the Cab
met members to hold a conference and
discuss the whole situation has height
ened a suspicion here that England
might have something to conceal be-
hind her desire to get a free State
established. London is greatly eX
ercised by the delay arranged yester-
day in holding elections and adopting
the constitution.
IT is felt that Michael Collins, head
of the Provisional Government. must
have anticipated such a possibility
when he advocated agreement with his
rivals in the Ard Fheis convention
of delegates of all the Sim Fein
clubs). If the treaty really is good
argues the plain Irishman. then a de-
lay will only emphasize its goodness
If it is bad and can't stand delay then
il is not wanted.
The New York herald., 1922-02-24

Spocidl cable 10 THE NEW YoRK lIER,Lp.
Copyfi9ht, i922. or THE New YonK HERALD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
a WONDERFUL PICTURE.

Biskra is known as the Monte Carlo
of the desert. 1t is the gathering place
or the wealthy, the dissolute, the ad-
venturous, the pleasure seeking peo-
pie Of the African littoral and affords
mSrvelousiy picturesque background
for fiction or photoplay.
1t is used in George Melford's Par
amount production of The sheik."
which viii be showing at the Hartley
theater commencing with Tuesday.
January 10.
Agnes Ayres and Rudolph valentino
are the featured players with a ane
supporting cast In a big casino. tho
most coiorfui spot in Biskra. the scene
Of grand fete given hy the young
sheik i is laid and therein the beau
tifui customs Of the orient are shown
with great fidelity
other scenes are those anon the
Sahara, with the wild riders az the
desert; the stronghold in the sandy
sea of OMAR, a bandit 81 the sahara.
and the shiek's oriental dwelling
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07

Mrs walter Tappan Of 145th street.
was taken to ST. Margaret's hospital
yesterday to be given a thorough ex-
animation. She has been suffering
from some trouble in her side. and it
will be necessary to have an X-ray to
! determine the cause of the trouble
Mr.. B. A. Cary of Grapevine blvd.
has gone to Berlin. Wis, TO attend the
funeral of an aunt
! Do not forget, WEIGH Peoples Society
| is meeting this evening in the Indiana
Harbor Baptist church on Fir street
one and half blocks from Michigan
avenue.
The old Owl Club met Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Robert
White. in the wiokey apartments. for
the purpose of reorganizing In the
future the club will be known as the
Silver Leaf club The next meeting
Will be held III two weeks at the home
of Mrs Fred Armstrong or Todd ave
| The Ladies Aid of the Indiana Har-
hor Methodist church announce a sup
per for Saturday evening, February
| 18th.
Mrs. BENZ. Williams. president OF
East Chicago's womans Club, was the
guest of Mrs. D. J. Moran, president
Of Hammond Woman's Club, today at
the one O'Clock guest day luncheon of
the Hammond club, held in the Meth
odist church
The Baptist Ladies Aid held the first
meeting OF the year Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. J. D. Will
liams. 4013 Ivy street. There were
about twenty present and among 9TH
cr things planned. It was decided to
hold a bake sale Satesdav afternoon.
January I4th, at the Hardware Store
OF Haywood * Bihl The officers for
the coming year were also installed.
Miss Edna Shaver has returned TO
Chickasha Okla. after spending her
vacation with her parents, AIr. and
Mrs. r. w. shaver of 1892 Barring ave-
nue.. Miss Shaver is employed in the
| chemistry department of Oklahoma
state College for girls
ST Elizabeth's Aid OF St Margarets
church announce a card party for next
Wednesday evening, January It1h, IN
the church hall This is for the bene-
fit Of the needy, and both gentlemen
and ladies' are invited to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07

here yesterday afternoon. The serv-
ices were attended by as large crowd
as ever attended a funeral service in
Lowell. The sermon was preached by
Rev. G. A Brown, pastor of the NJ e.
church here assisted by Rev. J. l.
Brimberry, pastor OF the Christian
church here and Rev. v B. Services,
Of Goodland. former pastor Of the
Lowell NJ. +. church. The Masonic
lodge. odd Fellows and the Eastern
Star, of which orders the deceased was
member attended the service In a
body The Masonic burial service was
performed Burial was made In the
mauseleum building IN the Lowell Gem
etery.
c. J. Hill and son John. of Chicago.
came last evening to visit relatives
c. N Gragg returned Yesterday
morning from business trip to In
dianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs George vanAlstine re-
turned to their home in Monticello
yesterday morning after visit here
with relatives.
DR.. J. A Taylor returned yesterday
from Sparta. Ill, yesterday where he
was called on account OF the Illness Of
his father.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
IlUlra Iftv
Neus Notes
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS

a meeting Will he held in the T. o.
r. hall, Michigan avenue. Indiana
Iarbor, 7.4a. sunday january Sth. 1879.
W Lake of Hammond viii address the
meeting Thursday meeting in same
nall. 7:t5 Jan. 18th tor Bible study. All
welcome. no collection.
Word was received in East Chicago
Monday morning OF the passing away Of
Gwendolyn Bess Dixon, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. g. T. Dixon, granddaughter Of
Mr and Mrs. G IT, Dixon, Of Magoun
ave East Chicago Remains were
brought 80 East Chicago to tho Dixon
residence iii Magoun ave, whcrc on
Thursday At . O'Clock short services
we're held by the Rev. Craig. then the
remains were taken to the NJ E. church
where Or craig gave a touching scr
mon and the choir rendered beautiful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
DEATH OF MRS. WILSON.

Mrs " ! Wilson, age Al years, wife
Of Patrolman W, J. Wilson of the In
diana Harhor police force, living at
3737 Euclid avenue. died yesterday
morning "a the Hammond hospital fol
lowing an unsuccessful operation for
cancer of the stomach
Mrs Wilson had been suffering q
number Of years from her stomach and
for the last three months has been bed
fast Upon the advice OF her physician
and surgeon she had consented to tho
operation, never believing that her
illness was due from cancer of the
stomach
Following the death in the hospital
the remains were taken 10 the Burns
McGuarn undertaking parlors. The
funeral services viii he held from the
St Patrick's Catholic church. Monday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07

music. Interment was in 0akhin Gene
terry. Hammond. Gwendolsn Bess Dixon
was born in East Chicago. March list.
1908. passed away at Denver. colo.
aan p 1922 aged nc years. 10 months
ana one day
First Methodist church Of East chi
cago. IN the morning. Rev. G. r. Craig
viii preach on Hidden Sources Of Pow
er' and in the evening on "Subpoenied
Witness" The Sunday school Will meet
A $50 o'clock. with Prof. IL II clark
as superintendent The F,pworth Lea
Cue will meet At $50. with Miss MAY
Evans as leader. On Monday evening
q t 1880 the young men o. the church
will meet to take action in forming
young mems club on Wednesday eve
ming 7.3o o'clock the prayer meeting
and business session Of the church win
be held. This service is for the en-
tire membership. Attorney J. d. ken
needy viii deliver the address at the
Methodist 1ien's club on Thursday eve
ming. on "The Church and the state"
The men Of the church aud community
are cordially invited to this service.
Divine service at the Church of the
Good Shepherd tomorrow viii be: Ma
tins and sermon at I0.45 a. m. sub
Jeot of the sermon, The Desire Of All
Nations" Nespers and sermon at 7:55
p. m. subject Of the sermon. THE Son
Of Man The annual parish meeting
VIII he held in the Guild room on Mon
day evening at 730 o'clock to receive
the financial report or the treasurer or
the parish. the treasurer IL the sunday
school. and OF the Woman's Guild. and
st. Agnes Altar Guild Also to elect
wardens and vestrxmcn for the coming
year The Woman's Guild will serve
a light lunch after the business session.
A fun attendance OF tho Pensioners is
most earnestly requested bS the rector.
The East Chicago Woman's club held
their New Years reception Thursday af-
ternoon In the Community room Of the
First Methodist church The club Of
neers headed by the president. Mrs.
Zen. Williams. formed the receiving
line. The spacious room was very
beautifully decorated with the club col
ors. red ana white steamers and pom
poms festeoned from the chandeliers.
and the cut flowers. supplied by Park
Superintendent Romansky. these were
appoinsettas. orchids and narmissus. and
added much TO the beauty OF the room
as did the floor lamps placed here and
there. The tea table was a thing of
beauty with its exquisite linen. beau
tiful silver and Eases Of flowers. the
center piece of which was a silver can
delabrum. Mrs. Saslfeld, orchestra Of
three pieces rendered beautiful num-
hers throughout the afternoon. There
We're visitors present from Hammond.
Whiting and Indiana Harbor. Much
credit is due Mrs. A. A. Ross and her
able committee for the success OF the
reception.
Born to Mr. and Mrs william Street
Of sunny Side addition. on the sixth
day Of January. in Chicago Lving-in
Hospital a baby girl. Mary Katherine.
Mother and babe doing hne.
Mrs. s. r. Petersen. is quite III SUI
fering from eryspelas Her daughter.
Mrs. Dave Williams is caring for her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07

10 THE pIRLICI

Have You forgotten that
| have cut my price. Ladies
and Mems Suits Cleaned and
Pressed for 800. | also
guarantee 10 hour service
Why wear a dusty or spoiled
suit when You can have il
cleaned for a mere nothing.
All Saturday morning calls
delivered III afternoon every
where. Call office, East
Chicago 1926; J. Smulevitz.
Prop, 4734 Olcott avenue,
East Chicago. ''-'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
NEW AUTO CONCERN.

The new firm Of Smith & oTenevieve.
5obbers IN automobile accessories for
the Calumet region with permanent
offices in the East Chicago State Bank
building. East Chicago is the latest
concern on the Twin City roster of
business interests.
The novel booth OF this recent en-
terprise in the automobile show at
the Orsk circus. Hammond. has caused
considerable interest among dealers Of
the varied automobile accessories.
their attention being directed TO ar
ticles specially designed for any car
manufactured
The business arm Of this concern
VIII reach over Lake county and in
the jobbing If some articles extend
over the state or Indiana and parts OF
Illinois The heads OF this company
ere Arch r. Smith, now employed at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
ANOTHER CANDIDATE

James Burns, formerly councilman
al large from Indiana Harbor has an
nounced his cand dacy on the republi-
can ticket as county commissioned.
Jim believes in the little epithet.
ftha& the early bird catches the worm
In the recent city election campaign
Jimmy gave an inkling that his next
step would he for county office This
information however. was only given
to a few of his closest friends and was
not allowed to spread broadcast Now
Jimmy believes. this is the opportune
edme 10 let the cat out OF the bag
and make his official announcement.
1t IS felt that councilman Burns
viii receive the hearty support of this
community in which he has resided so
Eong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
BoYs ARE HELD.

Martin Pinink. 1857 Romeriee ave
nue. and Joe Suirek of 50as Northcote
avenue. East Chicago. two young boys
accused OF attempting to holdup ana
rob Frank A. Kic OF SIG One Hundred
and Fifty-first street. last evening. are
being held in the East Chicago JAIN
pending a hearing before Judge ivy
man.
The boys say il was only practic-
al joke and that they had no intention
Of relieving their friend OF his hard
earned cash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the kind and low
ing friends and neighbors who so Low
ingly assisted Us during our recent be
reavement and to East Chicago Lodge
No. SIT. L o. o. F.. ] A Garfield
Aeria, No 205. Miriam Lodge. No. 407
East stars. employees and Metal Their
nit corporation and all who sent tbs
beautiful floral offerings.
MP. AND MRS. GEORGE l. DIXON.
DARRALL DIXON
MR.. AND MRS. C. II. DIXON.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
CRIME WAVE EBBs.

The crime wave in this community
has subsidized. The only robbery re-
ported on the police dockets of East
Chicago this morning was the bur
gularly OF soft dring parlor at sos
Chicago avenue. of quantity Of NOR
chandise valued at SIS. OFFICERS Welt
enbach and Bradt when investigating
the burgularly found a shovel and
railway pick. believed to have been
used in prying the rear window OF
the building open.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
LEGION MEETING

Commander S. c. NfuIlin Of the Amer
fcan Legion Post No. 26S has called a
melting of all members Of the Indiana
Harbor Post for next Friday. January
18th, for the purpose of electing Off
GERS for the New Year outlining a
calendar OF activities for the ensuing
year and passing upon current bust
ness. The proposed meeting viii be
held in the Civic Club rooms.