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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28

come to an end and that the neu
world has begun. and that this will
bring blessings and life to the peo.
pie and that millions now living viii
never die.
Trouble has tendency TO make
tho peoples OF the earth think. Fol
eight years they have suffered great.
lv. The lecturer Will poin. out
that this has been per.aitted ID
a~aken the people t. h. sa.t tnai
the I'd world = don. srl TAO nav
IS ginning.
Tic rulers a. =srth a.. desperate.
~ attempting by international con.
ference to patch up the old order.
The lecturer Will prove from Biblt
cal prophecy that such IS Impossible
and that the new world under tho
Messiah VIII esta blish a righteous
reign, bringing the desire OF the
peoples and nations OF earth.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS - Receipts 1000. Mark Il
steady Bulk ss.Soasso. Top SO.
Heavy weight ss5oQse0; medium
weight $3.50 a 9 90: light weight $50
$3.50: light lights ss50Gsso; piss
ss.75q9.1o.
CATTLEReceipts 5000. Market
steady. Beef steers, choice and
prime s12.75Qis.60, medium and
good s9dl2. good and choice $3.50
GI3.a5. common and medium 81 q
1850; butcher cattle. heifers IS @
1880. cows 34Qs. bulls s5.5oq7.
SHEEP - Receipts $500. Market
steady. Fat lambs $3.50 1876;
lambs. culls and common. SO IL;
yearlinE s119f3. wethers ST q $50.
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about the ankle. A new require
ment coming in this season is that
it shall be freed of the unsightly
seam. 1t had three reasons for It's
existence 1t was supposed to pro-
claim high quality; that is 10
longer true. 1t was stylish; nJth-
ing remains stylish. 1t fit the
ankle: the stocking that is fitted in
the knitting has surer fit and no
chance Of ripping just above the
top of the pump.
So, according to the most az
thoritative designers and modiste.
who are fashions surest prophets
the seam in the stocking must e,
out with the extremely short skirt
It will be no more highly consid
cred by the ultra-smart womai
than if il ran down the front of Il.
stocking or bac,. and forth acres
the instep.
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to South Bend to visit her sister,
Mrs E. F. Johnston.
The first meeting OF the Parents
Teachers Association viii be held
Monday evening, October the thir-
tieth. in the assembly room of the
Washington school. After regular
business session. Mr.. Caldwell, our
new superintendent, will talk on
Our School and What We VIII Do
With Them. There will also be a
discussion as to the prospects Of
having a branch library for the use
Of the children on the south side
Representatives from the Comm
nifty Service will conduct games and
music.
Albert j. Eeveridge and Judge
Arthur Robinson OF indianapolis
will speak at the Masonic Temple
tonight. Everybody welcome. 1923
The Lyseum course OF the Pine
Street Church opened last evening
with a bang" The Arcadians. a.
trio OF young college ladies OF un-
usual ability, were the entertain
ers. A packed house greeted the
trio and all were loud in their
praise OF the program.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Weakley, 0
Dayton. Ohio. came yesterday to be
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs W. E. Russell. of Highland
street Mrs. Weakley and Mrs.
Russell are sisters.
Mrs. c. z. Berry, formerly OF
Hammond and Chicago. who has
been living for some time in Bos-
ton. was in Hammond yesterday
the guest OF Mrs. T. z. Bell. at
the Marquette Club meeting. Of
Mrs. Barry is member.
The many friends Of Mrs NJ D.
Stewart. OF Warren avenue. will
be happy to know that she is rap
idly regaining her strength after
her recent illness and is able to be
up part OF each day.
Albert J. Bcveridgc and other not
ed speakers at the Masonic Temple
tonight. Come. 1928
Miss Joanna Wilson. Of Lyons
street. is spending the week end
at Rockford College. Rockford.
Illinois, the guest OF Miss ELI
Shanklin.
Miss Marjory Run. OF Carroll
street, a senior in the University
OF Wisconsin. is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ] J. Ruff. ac-
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o. ckets full of little 90 OF NM
sture replicas of his hosiery to
give to the children who thought
he as their patron saint, and keep
up the illusion.
Now, when the Santa Claus who
provided even the chimney stock
ings from his pack been Gead
for nearly a decade Dame Fashion
has brought the grand7 other and
the Santa Claus into the lin FL ,
once again by decreeing seamless
hose. The line that runs so law
lessly and is so difficult to keep
straight along the calf O. The r.
per's pretty leg. is doomed. Yet
not even so autocratic an arbiter
as Fashion could Danish the !
unless stockings could be made to
fit without it. The first require
merit Of smart hose is that tho y
shouIl tit snugly and smoothly
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. never
have laid down their knitting.
Fashioned hose, narrowed at the
ankle and widened at the calf, still
grow under their needles, but they
are neither numerous nor speedy
enough TO meet the demands of
constantly moving swiftfooted
world.
So when W. W. Burcc7 Of Rock
ford, Illinois, man whom children
stopped on the street and singled
out on railroad trains to ask be-
cause Of his long beard and kindly
eyes II he were Santa Cl1us, per-
fected his little knitting machine
that could turn out two dozen pairs
Of stockings to a woman's one pair,
with the same form fitting and
dearth Of seam, 1t was as though
he had dropped several hours Of
leisure into every grandmother's
Christmas stocking. While the
best minds of Germany and Eng
land were working hopelessly to-
ward seamless stocking fitted in
the knitting, he was carrying his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
TIECHE-DOERMANN

Miss Arlieshe Tiecne. daughter of
Nr. and Mrs. Henry Tieche, was re-
Gently married TO 6. A Doermann OF
Muncie. Indiana. the ceremony talk
ing place July the twenty sixth at
the Presbyterian church at Ply
mouth, Indiana, the Rev. ]. Byers
performed the ceremony. The bride
IS well known in Hammond. having
been employed at Minas' department.
store for several years. Mr. and
Mrs. Doermann are making their
home in M1Itcie. where their many
friends OF Hammond wish them an
abundance OF happiness.
The North Side w C. T. L. held
their meeting last night at the home
OF Mrs. BeiIby. 446 Hickory street
The meeting being most interesting.
2eciding the coming election and re-
port on the convention. Two very
Important Items being discussed
we're that the w. c. T. L. work
iands second in Indiana, and also
HAT the w. c. r. L. was instru-
mental in bringing about the eight
hour working day. The Place OF the
next meeting will be named later.
Mrs. Armand Rous OF South Amer
lea, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
u Ihach # Kenwood. has gone
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TOOK PART IN
CEREMONY

This is the day when G. G. BsltaI
and Joe Fox. walters at Majestic
restaurant, recall an unforgettabl,
event in which they participated
"over there" This at the burial OF
lie soldat inconnu American" tn,
unknown warrior for within elabor
ate ceremonials were heir at Chalinf
Sur Marine. Baltas and Fox were
with the American Army at the ser
vices. Baltas' father in law. EN-
i'll Leblanc. was band leader in ont
Of the French organizations
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EAST ST. LOUIS 1--we STOCK

CATTLE-Market steady Native
beef steers ST.75Q 10: yearlinE stee-s
and heifers ss.5oG12; cows IS q 6.75:
stoclters and feeders s<@7.25; calves
s4a11; Gamers and cutters s2.50Q
$50.
HOGS - Receipts $500. Market
so Toe lower Mixed and butchers
ss.75Gs.s5: good heavies $3.50 SIS;
rouEhs sz.25 d 80; lights $500 q 90;
pigs seQ9.1o Bulk 1915 SIS.
SHEEP - Receipts $500 Market
steady. Mutton ewes s4qe; lambs
s12d1425: Gamers and choppers 81
q3.
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nn menortai,1
N MEMORIAM

In Loving memory OF our darling
daughter and sister, Hazel, who
passed away two years ago today.
shadow rests upon cur home, we
miss her smiling face,
Where'er we look, whereer we turn
we see a vacant place.
Our lips cannot speak how we love
her, our hearts cannot tell what
to say,
God only knows how We miss her
and think of her day by day.
Your lonely parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Rosenbaum. and sister
Lillian.
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posrPoNEMENr or MEETING

DISAPPOINTMENT or MEETIN NC
The History Department of the
Hammond Womans club will meet
on Tuesday. October the thirty-first,
instead of on Monday. the regular
day. at the home of Mrs. Frank
Stewart. Vest Elizabeth street
Mrs W. Everhart orr will have
charge OF the study for the after
noon. The subject viii be Char
acteristics Of the Sons Of the For
est" Mrs. L. Paul Feltzer Will
have charge of the music.
Miss Joanna Wilson and Miss
Katherine Oberlin Left Chicago last
Rockford. Illinois. where they Will
be the guest Of Miss Elnor Shank
lin. who is attending Rockford COL
lege. They VIII enjoy the Hall
lowe'en party at the college this
evening.
The ladies of the Hammond
Country Club enjoyed the after
noon playing bridge today when
MIS- r . BtAH dCttQ dS hostess. On
Tuesday evening there viii be an
informal dancing party at the club
for which splendid music has been
procur ID. and the promise of a few
interesting stunts has been made
.
Mrs. Raymond Funderbunk. Of
Detroit street. left today for
Streator. Illinois. to be the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Gay. for few
days.
The Parent Teachers Association
of the Wentworth School. West
Hammond. are planning on having
the greatest event Of the season
tonight. 1t is a masquerade APP
pripriate prizes Will be awarded.
Several stunts and good music. Ice
cream and cake; everybody invited.
Cards are out among the friends
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick
Beckman. Mr.. and Mrs William
Harvey Gostlin and Mr. and Mrs.
John William Smith. asking them
to be their guests at an evening
dancing and bridge party on the
evening Of Wednesday. November
the eighth at the hour Of nine, at
the Hammond Country Club
Mrs. Oscar Krinbill, OF Warren
street, has asked a number Of
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A CORRECTION

The TINES was in error IN stat
ing that law suits had been nlet
against the Evergreen cemetery con
pany OF Gary.
The facts are that civil actor
has been started In the Superior
court by Ernest De ST. AubiI
against the Evergreen Burial ParI
Co, which has no caornection witt
the Evergreen Securities compan5
headed by John c. Henning and %
sociates of St. Louis who recent;
purchased the property on Ridge
Road for cemetery purposes and arr
making rapid strides in beautifyinf
the land.
The suit against the EverEreeS
Burial Park Co, is for payment n
a note and the Evergreen Securitia
Co, is in no way involved.
The cocaine user Is never huns
CRY. and can go from five TO ten
without
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEI
In the tow OF Normal. near Lin
coin, Neh-. IS what is thought to
be the smallest bank in the coun-
try. 1t was organized three years
ago with a capital OF $4,000 A
small frame structure, only sixteen
by twenty feet. 1t repre- sents a total
amount of resources which might
easily be the envy of much larger
banking house, for its stockholders
are conservatively estimated to be
worth more than So 900. 600
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THE NEW WORLD
BEGINNING

Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
Nj Benz F. HOLSTER will deliver
Nfree lecture at the 1 o. o. F.
hall, Hammond. on the subject "Ahe
New World Begun" He viii ex-
plain from Biblical prophecy now
being fulfilled that the old world has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-28
Irish Amazon" Faces
Three Grave Charges

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEavicEI
BELFAST Oet.-Mlss Eithne
Coyle, Of Donegal. leader or a band
OF Irish amazons. has been cap
tured She IS charged with having
held UP trains at the point OF a re-
volver. burning newspapers and in
terfering with traffic
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SOCIAL

The next meeting the Embroid-
ry Club. which was to be held on
Monday, October the thirieth, will
be postponed one week later. TO
Monday, November the sixth. Mrs
L. L B. Bomberger. OF % Glendale
park. will be the hostess at a 1880
luncheon.
The Young Peoples branch OF the
w C. T. u. gave a masquerade and
Halloween party last evening. DC
tober the twenty seventh at the
Monroe Street Church. Games were
played and dainty refreshments
weee served All reported a very
wonderful time.
Miss Violet Stinson. or South Ho-
man street. has asked a number OF
her friends TO her home as com
p!iment TO Mrs Bernard Gavit, who
is a recent bride. The guests have
been asked to enjoy bridge on
Thursday evening. November tho
second, with Miss stinson.
-
DR.. and Mrs J. c. Gibbs. accom-
panied by Miss Mas Doak, left to-
day for Jacksonville. Florida. TO
spend some time with Miss Ruth
Dresser. before leaving for their
summer homo in Sanford.
Golden Rod Camp Royal Neigh
bors held their regular meeting on
Wednesday evening. at tho L o. 0.
F. hall The main event OF the
evening was the Initiation OF new
N mbers. Mrs Kathyrn Ballard.
who was chairman OF the refresh
ment committee, had a well organ
ized committe. who served a dslic-
ious luncheon to about seventy
members.
The Conkey Welfare Club held
their regular meeting Friday even
ing, October the twenty seventh
After the moeting, games. singing
and dancing were enjoyed. The fol-
lowing rendered their talent for the
evening: Mrs. Charles Sproat. Mrs
Wells, Vernon North. Irene Lord
Florence Smith. Charles O'kill. Flor
cnce and Mr.. Scott. Herman Boil
'and's orchestra furnished music for
he dancing. The girls dining room
as most beautifully decorated with
halloween colors. Refreshments
we've served to one hundred and
twenty-five guests.
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
American Legion held their regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
Legion hall. During the meeting q
bunco party was planned for Friday
evening. November the third, TO
which everybody is Invited: so be
sure and come to enjoy a wonderful
time.
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Too Late To Classify

FOU7NI1-A horse Smith Bros, SIP
Oakley ave. Hammond. 10:2S:1t
WANTED TO RENT-Five room mo-
dern bunge low or fat Call Mrs
Roch. phone 1126-M Ham. 1925 2t
FOR SALE concord grapes in jun
DO baskets or ythe ton Write
J. J. Donn9llan. Sodus. Mich 10:2s:s
FOX SALE-Cembinati gas and
coal range linoleum and household
furniture IS Gostlin St. Hammond
10.22-ft
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Chimneys and smoke stacks in salt
Lake City must be built from 10 to
20 per cent higher than is necessary
at sea level, because of the dimin-
ished atmospheric pressure.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

BUTTER - Receipts $3.50 tubs
Creamery extra 4sc; extra frsts AZ
@ 44izc, hrsts 3sd 3slzc; packing
stock 4zc.
Receipts 1870 cases. Mis-
cellaneous $50 400; ordinary fists
80 a 33c; frsts 35q45c; extra asa q
26c.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys Soc;
chickens la zoe; springs 1sc; roost-
ers 14c; geese 1sc. ducks 1sc.
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No. white 79isg71sc; No vel
low ia nc; No mixed 70.c; No
yellow SEC 7ol4c: No. yellow 20
@7o1zc.
OATs-No. ? white 44G4el4c; No.
white ~ Il 2 44c; No. white 4314 C.
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friends Of Miss Josephine Krinbill
to The Krinbii home for a one
O'Clock luncheon today Tbs guests
lowing a luncheon. I?
Mrs Jesses Wilson. Of Highland
street, will entertain the memb ors
of the Tuesday Afternoon Club on
Tuesday. October the thir first
for a one o'clock luncheon. Bridg
VIII follow during the afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick Crumpacker, OF
Glendale Park, has invited num-
Der Of friends to her home for a
onc o'clock luncheon and bridge on
Thursday. November the second. for
the pleasure of Miss Dorothy Crum-
packer. whose marriage to James
Howard Linn. OF Chicago, is to be
an event OF Nov mber.
Mrs. 6. Burnham Lanman or Hy-
slop place, VIII leave TUESDAY for
Charleston West Virginia, where
she viii a tend the wedding OF a
school fri nd. Mrs Lanman has
been asked to serve the bride as
matron of honor.
Continuing the series OF parties
which have been houorilig Miss
Dorothy Crumpacl< r. who has
chosen November as the month for
the wedding. is the afternoon
bridge with which Mrs. william
Hastings. OF Hyslop place is to
en- ertain on Monday afternoon,
october til thirtieth.
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days grace there is no doubt but that
/ the peoples organization OF the
| Twin cities syiIl take their case to
the federal courts for action as they
lhave said.
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companed by Miss Eve Mcfarland,
Miss Rufus room mate. who has
just returned FROM a tour on the
continent. They will return TO Mad
ison by motor on Sunday afternoon.
Be sure TO hear Albert J. Bever-
dge tonight at the Masonic Temple
1928
Occasloned by the approaching
marriage of Miss Donorthy Crum-
packer to James Howard Linn. of
Chicago, was the pretty party given
for Miss Crumpacker by Mrs julius
Meyn, in Glendale park. on Thurs
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in playing bridge at four
tables the honorss were carried off
by Mrs. j. @. Ibach. Jr. and Mrs
W. J Hastings. The guest of hon
or Miss Crrmpacker. was favored
with an aluminium shower and
many articles necessary to culinary
happiness were presented. The
decorations were s2asonable in Hal
lowe'en colors.
Mrs. W. H. Albeit. who is in
charge of the local office or the
kenndy Laundry Co. has returned
to her home on South Holman
street, after an extended trip
through the west.
Masonic Temple tonight Albert
J. Beveridge' Judge Arthur Rob
inson of indianapolis Hear them
1929
The public is invited to n Halo
we'en rarity Wednesday evening,
Nov. 1st, al I. o. o. f. hall. III State
st. given by Tribe of Ben Hur
Prizes given for best masked. No
admission. 1o-2s-3t
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1--we LOCAL
NEWS lads"
WASSEY'S PLEATING
SHOP

On STATE STREET
Hemssftch wiah Geld &~A aBlvus
Thread; also match ala eolsRA Bst-
ton Holes Buttons C~versa. Esz-
L.oiderfInE. nrnfdfR8, nsaainM
.'b0As AAmE0aa A4@ &-7-u
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
wHEAT-No. ! northern spring
dark si31A
CORN-No. mixed 7ol4 G71iz c;
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NOTICE

All graduate and practical nurses
ere requested to register at Room
20. Rimbach bldg. Office hours to
$50 and I TO 1910 daily. Phone 4s3.
MARY MORAN. city Nurse.
l0-27-2t
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Mrs. G. L. Seidler Of State street
was honored with surprise party
on her birthday yesterday. Games
We're played and the prizes were
awarded to the Mesdames Wyman n.
Klage and Russell. MIS-. Seidler re
ceived many beautiful gifts. Among
the other guests who spent a most
delightful afternoon were the Mes
DANES Luttsr. Chastain. Sailing,
zarndt. Bradley. Chandler, O-Brien.
Wildermuth. Buzzert. Pressed, Pat
terson. O'Connor. Smith. Champbell.
Wilson and TaGgart
Mr. and Mrs. William Heimbach
will leave tomorrow for Rochester.
Mimi. where Mrs. Heimbach will go
into Mayor Brothers hospital for
medical aid
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Hammond

Hammond
Musical College.
fo5 the study OF music In all .ts
sssan1heR. Phone 1928. Ga
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Mrs. Oscar Krinbfl, OF Warren
street. has asked number Of
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Mrs Raymond Funderbunk. OF
Detroit street. left today for
streator, Illinois. to be the guest or
her mother, Mrs. Gay. for a few
days.
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COLLECTION
Organize by the
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Mrs. Armand Rous OF South Amer
ica, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
~ Ihach # Kenwood. has gone
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Masonic Temple tonight. Albert
J. Beveridge% and Judge Arthur Rob
inson of Indianapolis. Hear them.
10 %
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
WOMAN HALTS FLIRT
In REVOLVING DOOR
Catapults Masher Into Wait
ing Arms of Husband; Then
Policeman Acts.

Carl Fisher of 1710 Avenue Fl. Brook
Iyn, wearing brown derby and seeking
adventure. stepped into one of the par
titions Of revolving door Of restau-
rant at Seventh avenue and Forty-third
street yesterday afternoon. intending to
enter the restaurant, just as Mrs. Han
nah Keith. who lives at the Scarborough
Hotel, stepped into another partition of
the door on her way out.
Fisher saw Mrs. Keith and approved.
He stopped the door by putting one foot
against the partition ahead of him and
another against the partition behind
him, pinning Mrs. Keith opposite him
and neither out nor in. He smiled. She
stared at him and Fisher felt vastly
encouraged He winked and she glared,
but when he raised the brown derby and
bowed she acted.
She flung herself against the door as
hard as she could and pushed it open.
She gained the street. and she threw
Fisher into the restaurant squarely into
the waiting arms of her husband. who
had been coming out also but who had
rot been seen by Fisher. Mr.. Keith
enfolded Fisher and turned him over to
the police. The police took him to the
West Side Court and sent him before
Magistrate Renaud on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. The Magistrate gave
him a suspended sentence. Fisher said
that he was a stock salesman for S. w.
Strauss of $50 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
FOUR MORE CHILDREN FACE
ALIEN BAN;MOTHER ELIGIBLE
English Woman Held Up With Her Brood, Born in
Australia, as She Attempts to Join Anzac Husband
Russians With Turkish Babies Lose Verdict.

The Ellis Island problem OF what to
do with alien families of admissible
parents whose children were born in
countries with filled quotas was COM
plicated yesterday by the arrival of
another family.
Meanwhile a board of special inquiry
sat in the cases Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
kalmanowich and Mr.. and Mrs Michael
babies. who arrived Sunday. and de-
cfded that the children could not be
landed, the Turkish quota being filed.
The problem thereby was passed on to
Washington by appeal.
The board also excluded Gregory
Moiber, aged 13. Schpigel's brother-in-
law. on the ground that he is under
age. Mrs. Betoy Moiber. his mother
as accompanying guardian. must re-
turn with him. The babies, Gedda
Kalmanowich, 9 months. and Sammy
Schpigel. 10 months. were sent to the
hospital last night because of illnesses
which their parents declared were due
to inadequate sleeping arrangements
since arrival at Ellis Island
The additions to the alien children
colony yesterday were the four children
of Mrs NJ. l. Boyd. an admissible Eng
lish woman. They were barred because
they were born in Australia, country
with filled quota. They arrived or
the Red Star liner Finland.
Mrs. Boyd may land whenever she