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Saa 9atin "Gctraria Sslanbiea". Set
iorefuSeS paa aputeferne.
Quest: When my son was 20 years
Of age he enrolled in a correspondence
school of music which cost $55.0Q He
paid for all the instruction he received
which is $4,000. If he wants to dis
continue the course can they compel
him TO finish the course and pay the
rest of the tuition?
Ans: That depends entirely on the
contract. If he did not bind himself
TO the full course, he does o need
to pay for it.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
IS SHE So SIMPLE
AFTER ALL THEY ASK
Here's Shy Country Lass
Entangled With Two
Husbands.
ErInEs BUREAU AT STATE cAplratl


OWOSSO. Mich. Dec. 6=The story
of how a simple little country girl.
believing everything that was told
her, became so entanglcd by two
marriages that even lawyers can
not solve her present marital status
was revealed when attorneys for
Mrs. June Woodman CIaerhaut
Hard, II years old, commenced more
than a year ago.
The attorneys ask the court to say
whether the girl has one husband.
two husbands or none at all. and If
possible to free her from her en-
tanglements.
When only 10 years old she mar
ried Gustsff Claerhaut in Windsor.
Ont. Annulment proceedings were
started but not completed. Last fall
she married Frank Harding. He
told her that because they were
married in Canada their marriage
was not valid.
Later she went to her attorneys
to get a divorce.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
[0.yUlGs.Es5H5t0e.LpHINU| y 4. s55te.,

The winter boxing seacon pre-
sents interesting possibilities IN the
way of matches if promoters and
boxers will forget their high finance
ideas and get down to the business
of making matches.
There seems little likelihood of
Harry Wills, leading negro heavy,
believed by many experts to be
able , give Der sey a battle
Aside rom the proposed interna-
tional bout between Joe Beckett
and Dempsey Dempsey Tom Glib
bons battle seems about the best
bet. A bout between Bill Brenna
and Floyd Johnson may material
ize Watching the rise Of a prom
Using heavyweight is the most in
teresting thing in boxing. J)hn-
son seems to be a real q. Bren-
nan IS not much of a fighter. but
he has a reputation Il and
victory over him would enhance
Johnson's standing to no small. ex-
tent.
In the light heavyweight class
Gene Tunnev- Harry Greb n1@tS,l
Is the DtSl lHdL can DC dTIdIl ), eQs
These men are bound to come to-
gether in the near future and it
will be one of the big cuts of the
winter. Those v-ho backed Tun-
ney when he lost the title to Greb
will back him again tc a M.
They are convinced hat he would
have beaten Greb # he had recei.
I'd fair treatment from the referee.
who allowed Greb to transgress
the rules all the w
Tunney and Gibbons ould pack
any indoor club. Tunney declares
that he is willing to meet GiDaons
as soon as he wins back his t
from Greb. Both 7. ney and Glib
bons are high class men in eve
way. They are cracA boxer. and
good hitters. A match between
them ought to be worth while.
Greb and Gibbons over agai-
another match that would draw |
well Greb made Gibbont look |
rather cheap the lat time they
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Twin City
Netus Notes

Mrs. J. w. Lees, will entertain
the Tri Kappa's Saturday at a one
O'Clock luncheon and bridge at the
Gary Country club.
Sunday afternoon at the Mercy
hospital. Gary. a son was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cowart OF
Sunnyside. Mrs. Cowart has been
having a very SERIOUS time but
both she and her son are reported
as doing nicely now The mother
was before her marriage Miss Car
Ice McElvain OF Macomb, III. Her
father and mother were sent for
when she was so Ill and are at
the Cowart home in Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L B. Silverthorn OF
Grapevine boulevard. will go to
Chicago Thursday and there meet
the formers cousin w. P. Silver
thorn and wife Of Rossville Ind.
They will attend the Stock Show.
and in the evening come to Indiana
where the folks from Ross
vile VIII visit over night and Fri
day
Miss Agnes Tyreel. Of South Ma
goun avenue. will entertain at
bridge this evening
The date for the fourth annual
Charity ball. Of the Tri kappa's has
been set for January 18th, and the
place will be the Colonial hall. Ex-
tensive plans are being made TO
mako this the event Of the season.
The music will be announced later.
Plans are being made by the
committee appointed
by the state, for the Dollar Day
fund to go TO the womens colleges
OF the Orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dooley. their
son Robert and a nephew Donald
johnson. motored TO Wauconda, Ill,
last week and spent a couple OF
days with Mrs Dooley's brother
in-law and sister. MT. and Mrs
Charles Haller and mother Mrs.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
MELLON AGAINST
EXTRA TAXATION
Secretary of Treasury
Makes His Annual
Report Today.
BY ". H ATKINS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Undaunt-
ed by the expected deficit this year
in government revenues. Secretary
OF the Treasury Andrew W Mellon
In his annual report to congress to-
day declared the country should not
be subjected TO additional taxation.
Instead OF recommending new
taxation to make UP the deficit.
Secretary Mellon advocated the low
ering OF surtax rates on large in
comes from the present 90 per cent
to % per cent. contending this ac-
ton would result IN capital being
drawn from It's hidins places and
put to productive work. thus cre-
ating now tax sources naturally.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
East Chicago and the Harbor
Months Arrests

On charges ranging from murder
to violating the Valstead Act, 192 ar
rests were made by the East Chi
caso &nd Indiana Earbor police de-
partments during the month of No
Sember.
The most attracting figure on the
classified report OF Chief OF Police
Struss last month is the number OF
violations OK the state liquor law
Only 15 arrests were made for this
crime during November which is
usually a hundred or more for a cor.
responding period.
OF the total arrests. 1s5 were
found guilty and "a not guilty. 9th
er disposition was made of the re-
manning SO cases. Eighty eight
paid fines, aggregating a total OF
s2,2S2. Stolen property recor cred
amounted to s5.ss5.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

Elizabeth Thomas. the latter is
spending the winter at the home
OF her daughter in Wauconda.
Last evening at the home OF Mrs.
Walter Watts. 4144 Northcote zv-
enue. Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Z. II.
Dixon were joint hostesses at a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor OF Miss
Edith Watts who is soon 20 become
bride. There were thirty-three
guests who showered Miss Watts
with many beautiful gifts. and en-
joyed the evening at bunco. IN
which Mrs. B. Jackson won high
honors. and in the contest OF dress
ing the bride Mrs. Theodore Barr
won the honors- The home was
tastifully decorated with streamers
Of red crepe paper and hearts. while
the table center piece was a doll
beautifully dressed TO represent a
bride. At the close of the evening
dainty refreshments were served
The following young folks from
the Calumet Building. comprised a
dinner and theater party last eve
ming. having dinner at the Palmer
House and later seeing AL Jolson in
"Bombo," at the Apollo. Mesdames
Eva Mimms. Rose Wright. Robert
OFT and the Misses Elsie Peterson.
Thelma Harris. Julia Karagish. Mary
Klootwyk. and Kathryn Gergatz.
The Ladies' Aid of the United
Presbyterian church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Buck Weaver on Drummond St,
with Mrs. Tom Mauger. hostess. All
members are urged to be present.
especially those who have not turn
ed in their supper ticket money.
Mrs. D. J. Courval, of 145th st.
spent the week end with her cousin.
Mrs. Frank Douge. in Oak Park
The Amoma Glass of the Ind.a-a
Baptist church viii hold a social
and bazaar Friday evening Decem-
Der Sth in the social rooms OF the
church
Friday morning at 900 o'clock. the
Womans Guild Of the Episcopal
church will hold a rummage sale in
the Guild hail of the church, on
North Barring avenue.
Little Jean Spencer. daughter OF
Postmaster and Mrs. Harry Spencer
OF 145th street. is confined to bed
with an attack of lagrippe.
A number OF past rp&tron's Of the
Eastern Star. seem, the Twin cities
attended the Tri County association
meeting yesterday at the Masonic
Temple in Hammond. when the past
matrons 0 fthat chapter most de-
lightfully entertained at a one o.
clock chicken dinner. There were
flfty-five present. who more than
enjoyed the hospitality OF the past
matrons OF Hammond chapter. The
most important feature of the after
noon was the grab bag. in which
all received a little Christmas gift
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

, met. There is no question
Gibbons has enough -tuff to beat
Greb. Whether he has coura. .e
enough to make use of it is another
matter Little Greb's victory over
Gibbons is dark blot on Toms
record and if he is made of the
before going after the match with
Dempsey.
Mickey Walker. the new welter-
weight champion, can be used with
a dozen opponents all of whom
figure to give him a great scrap.
If Walker cares to fight he can box
here at least once every two months
for a long time to come unless he
loses his title
Benny Leonard would he the best
opponent for Walker. This match
looks so promising that il III 1t
be put on until next summer. Leon
ard and Tender over again is an
other bout that is too biz for an
indoor arena. 1t also will be stag
ed next summer. although neither
of the men may be in the ligl
weight class by that time.
ley White in New York this wintsr
The promoter did we'll when e
selected White. who appears to be
the most dangerous of the light
weight contenders. barring Tend
Ter. Of course.
Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Dr...-
dee would draw plenty Of money
if they could be brought togeth r,
but 1t is apparent that ilbane does
not intend to fight again.
Joe Lynch and Pancho Villa in a
match for the bantam IT, would
be a great attraction.
Keene Fitzpatrick. Princet.
track coach. football trainer. and
athletic adviser. is entering his
thirty-third year in point of SER
vice and thirteenth at lceton.
Fitzpatrick started at Ann Arb j..
in 1890, where, with Yost he he -. :.
ed put the Wolverines on the foot
ball map.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
REPORT ON
SUPPLY BILL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6-The admin
istration Of policy save until it
hurts" was emphasized today with
report from the house appropria-
tons committee on the treasury de
partment supply bill for the fiscal
year 1924. the first of the new ap-
preparation measures to make its ap-
pearance.
The bill carries a total Of s115.-
1880. which is S3,725.o1S less than
the treasury appropriation for the
current fiscal year and s2.713.95S
less than the amount asked by Pres
ident Harding in transmitting the
budget
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

The next meeting will be til cflrst
Tuesday in February. skipping
January, in Gary, when Gary Chap
ter past matrons will be hostesses
the luncheon viii be served al 1890
p. IN. instead of at 800 as has been
the custom.
The Womans Guild OF the Church
OF the Good Shepherd viii meet
Friday afternoon in the Guild rooms
of the church.
Mrs. z. N. Canine. Mrs. James
Clements and H. E. Jones. Will go
to Lowell. Ind. Friday evening to
fill stations. at the visiting matrons
and patrons meeting OF the East
ern Star chapter. OF that city.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
WORKERS
BACK TO WORK
Seventeen Thousand Of
Them Idle Since the
First of October.
[INrERNAIIoNAL NEWS sERylcEl

EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio. Dec. S.
Seventeen thousand workers in the
pottery industry. idle since October
1. were ordered back to work today
by President John T Wood Of the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters. folio wing a declaration Of
peace between the unions and the
United States Hotters' Association.
The adjustment has no effect upon
the sanitary pottery strike. affect
ing shops In THIN and Chillicothe.
Ohio. and in sections OF West Vir-
ginia. Indiana. New Jersey and
California, which was declared No
vember 1. In this branch Of the
industry more than 2.oGa workers
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

their automobile was struck by a
train.
The contention in the suit is
whether or not the crossing watch
man and the engineer gave the
proper signals Three other like
suits. filed by relatives Of the other
victims. are pending
LUCERNE. Dec. 6. - Thieves
laughed at tho efforts OF Walter
selders. living near this pace. To
prevent the theft OF a newly pur
chased automobile
Selders took the precaution to
place a log :hain about a rear wheel
and looped the strand Of iron links
around a telephone pole.
Returning from motion picture
theatre two hours later he found
that the chain had been broken and
that the car was missing. Subse-
ouently the machine was found on
the outskirts of Logansport. the
broken log chain having been plac-
ed in the seat.
ROCHESTER,. Dec 6.-Plans al
ready are being made for the an
nual county Fair 10 be given here
next fall
Arrangements have been made
for the recoating ot the race course.
A large grandstand Will be erected
and display halls will be built and
others will be improved.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Confscate Mash

Police Officers 3udich and Kirrin
confiscated four barrels or mash.
one hsty sallon moonshine still and
four gallons Of moonshine during a
raid on the place OF steve Spornik S
at s714 Block avenue yesterday af-
ternoon.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Hit BY Automobile

Walter Stefanik of 5o21 white
oak ave. received minor injuries
hen he was run down by an auto
mobilo driven by oliver GaslSHl Of
602 145th st. last night Gaskill
was driving east on 150th and
struck Stefanlk as he was crossing
tho street. Gaskill wa SHIELD respon-
sihle hv the police.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Indiana Items

HARTFORD CITY. Dec. s. = The
body OF the ,ast OF Hartford Citys
hero dead on the battle fields OF
France has Just arrived from over
seas. II is that of Orviile Whit
acre. son or Mrs Nancy Whitacre.
OF this city
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Burglars Rob Room

Burglars entered and robbed the
room Of Alex AIuskevicz at 5013
Forsyth ave. yesterday during his
absence. taking. according to Alus-
kevicz jewelry valued at SIS.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Held Up And Robbed

Louis Kish OF ssos Block ave.
reported to the Indiana Harbor po-
lice that he was heldup by an
armed men and robbed of $40. He
described the bandit about foot
tall. and wearing a brown overcoat.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

MUNCIE, Dec. 6.-A circuit court
jury this week will decide the lerit-
imacy OF claim for $40. 900 hled
by the parents Of Carl Garard. one
of four Muncie Young men killed In
a crossing accident Juno 20. when
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

To phone new2 ftemn 20 East Cal
ea&o TtmeS 1G1ce. call East ChicA.
20 2s1
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
NOTICE

Starting today and evsry day nm
I'll further notice, all nosices of stat
cd meeting for lodges aud frStsrnAl
orders Will be charged for as TIE
rate OF loo per Line
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06
Read These
Twin City
Advertisements
DOLL DRESSES

DOLL DRESSES
AT wASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP
Phone 44e. 81 state St, Hammnod.
We have about 100 OF them
for sale. We 90 IIemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornered. embroidering,
braiding. beading. tucking, fancy
. stitching 12:2:1t
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

NJ. Stierer announces he is again
open for business at 2Il5 137th St,
Indiana Harbor. 1856
The Lake County times., 1922-12-06

Mrs. J. w. Lees. will entertain
the Tri Kappas Saturday at one
O'Clock luncheon and bridge at the
Gary Country club.
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Dry' Coast Guards
Let the Booze
Pirates Slip By

New Nert Dee 2a--Aissandsr
wllsrs who SAID he was an In
vettoator for the department 81
iustcs sald to-day that aferc shAn
st.olo 90 worth 81 uauor had tssr
tmseeiso into hs~ Vers through
ss~ Jersey soas, waters fof ne
holiday tfsds fhs eontrAaiets
statements atsrbutsd % prohibition
effissrs that the prehiblucn navy
held most 81 the rum runners a.
hay outside ths three nils limit
wliiarfs Who SD hs We o.
his ~sy 10 Washington 70 repen
q prohlpiueu commitslensr Hay
nee dsslarsd thas . sasi amount %
Ilcvsr ~as landed alsa on ne vlr.
airia coast % supply Washington.
d C.
Most q ths lever landed on the
hsv jsusS coast, hs sad. ~ss i'm
ported into ks~ York IN the usual
bUrlap bae packages ln trucks, and
private police accompanied wgsss
~ the shipments. When pfohibl
ten AGENTS stepped enc trssks ths
special ofness would assure them
an ~as ~t Williams SAID
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MASONIC LODGES OF
CITY INSTALL OFFICERS
J II English, Master Of Guthrie
Lodge No. s. and l. L.
Johnston Heads Albert
Pike For 1919

In,aliaten 3 Cp,hue fr1fs Sc
ss snd Albert Pike So zee vas hoi1
Jointly iss n.ehi sf the Aas nlg
Temple following ferea O'Clock
feast lg Both io1Ffa Several ea
lrhierlns nits apaa Mas np we're
riYca
Officers fof catara Iadse arc a.
frop Ntrh.rmi Master r.
EaFlfh Senior Waffsu q a Na
rs Junior warten. John s CaNn
Treasurer A. A. nrycf Secretary
John iatslaas Senior neteaa A.
rsaii gmlor nsacon. D. Me-
Kes serior sxaari a. MrsA
Ian.or strssrd. nsfie Love- ,aap.
iais Rev w kHbensTisr e .
iiafrrFion
Far Albert Pike iedre Wrhral
Masier g. O. 1ohraeu Senior Wsf
Ger q s. Hfws lnnlef Warden D
81 Graves Tfessanr FRED uaef
Secretary Frhk A. Deff sen.oi
Deacon ] a. Tempif,an Sens
steward y r. psmes gauiof aeu
are q a srhra0er Chap'ain rev
GEORGE o Niehoi rier % e MH.
rhel
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RaSfuop - Dee - thiei
interest in the MersAouse kldnsp
Inr raSs was shitsed to-day %
Ncv Orleans wherc Governor
1otn g Parker s scheduled 70
hold s conference with Attorney
General Cneo and special PROSE
toiof 81 CLAIR adams appointed
ty ihe coNemor % assist she az
ierus geusrsis office ia pre.
>aiinr fhe states cs>e AZ ihe
open hearing Is he held here
Jannare 5 to discuss policies io
rs adopted Sc fhe hearing
a warrsnf Cor the arrest af
Nr Is Sc Meka.n who Is held n
BALTIMORE af tb, request of Cos
eraog Parker wss issued bore
yesterday lieaunr on 5 writ -
hthea> corpus obtained yesterday
hy Nr " kou ~ prevent his
return 60 Mer Rouge Coz question
'@s "
napmE snl killmg of Watt
Dsuitls esd Thoma. R'ehards IS
g I"
A"ls '--a ''.s - '',A.
u - 'e' " vas 'ee ~
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LOU GREEN, DOUBLE
SLAYER, OUT FOR GOOD
Muxlow Murder Charges Are
Dismissed Served Eight
Years Of 10 Year
Sentence

Lle.lt ore relffd rhru.
mas pardon from Coz ROBBERS q.
aut d.spts lsft r. recsird Gre
FnI Dot Tome ta ahr o. has
~ bu fa - in oalhre Iih nif s
dead and BIZ an In. h u che
sih said rsiord ms1 toby
Cfern made great d.al ~ moasf
la Caibrs. end vhsir mie8 tt
or IN is frf mn fad hn
Garrett caIerss iawffF He Nas
tlfd 60 hiHnr C1.dxsr aae ~
fong gesn TIE Loa Muaon mHfief
hsrzs wtre dismiss
Correct An6 rou end coi r m
Jon dsfsu6sa Crsn
"a is 30. HF 81 uat further ssfloa
sl asr b iakn b. tae o. Is
sa
Whfa Aa5aisnf General q nioa
eau.d - fts Rofi hof ie yfsu
.srs xth resolfsf drasn aes siari q
t3 sheet "a fesmr q rfnor s.
~ lekea. Cr eH lampd 10. frlbb 4
and 6.asnnfd fantcn. Tie bammfF
y caaion resoff fel - 81 g
fhamh Llezl c.ierea agle thins
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SEEK TO CRIPPLE HOUSTON
WITH DARK CHARGES
Civil Service Invoked For Poat
master starta a Big Howl
HAlsicd Holds the
Fort

It dctol IS thar Senator ilausli
"a q friend uf Victor tioaslan. ssHai
date 70 eucesed ,hu Aala Prank -
smith an postmaster AZ Guthrie liar
uld lndliti a letter andarans lloaa
isu Coz the place rhls vas nosrll
tao lears aNi
seelne the Houston dfaF u Is
vharrtd that two men wtfe msifa
msalal IN rlhllnF up acfloua ehafets
against lleualNn
ActordlnN 70 chs at0g "a
circulation ihe tao men eaasea an
organization q women @ erlis a
strong letter u protest against the
appointment n Houston. phe laughed
81 iha shafrea ilawnse upnn hear
lng from ilafreld llaaaion rut haw
He rtieroueally denied the shargea
aud obtained an affidaeti
that tho sharKea we're nnfuunaed
Now he ls after lhe Nomana ofNsn
haiiun insisting that the letter q
~ test - Withdrawn Meanwhile
Raffrli aids li0uslon ~ having ib'
Guthrie post office pla "a under elsi
serFlee with applications % he filea
tconlinuei On Page 81
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DISGi iSlD ~ nov. ~
lEiR ON GiIu nOIS

20, Angeles Dee 23.-ulEabsth
G. Loot ia years ols. vas under arrest
sefe today en- accusations that.
orsrfsd IN clothes stolen from her
uncle. she scmm|tied burglary lr
lee Angeles drug store. taxing toilet
articles and S. IN change
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Plot Is
Una f:hed

Colaa Rx p ~ The
iIusko4 l4 rsnd iury vii
soa,sa : : Il es,raordt
ptpy srssne fa Investigate che
alleeesl hamb rlot anearthed here
Yesterday which eaasfd ihe ~
llee 81 place kasr'ls around ihs
homes of the iife rity eammh
Niousrs aa apartment house ttll
large factory The pelise ~
ported earl, tpsiay theFe was no
visible Move masle en che part
Of alleged plpiiefs LAST nlght
The pelles continued u ehtalu
evidence and round up suspect
snd it i said lheY were rvatly =
prrsent ~ thr grand Jurors full
details hf ihs aneallgd plot
Marshal Norten. 4 city commits.
slaner Ia 4 statement last night
initmsted that the authorities
have enc NAMES ~ the twelve
men who attended a meeting m
"a cemetery ries,lAs night al
though it Was supposed 20 have
been werpt
Th, aetisi, - ne police Is
believed "a have frustrated a..
iempis ~ hold another meeting
yesterday The puliee say mem.
hers of tier telnmbaa police a..
pArlmnnt. maleouicnta. criminals
and one ~ two persons front
Alabama cities aerpaa the river
are included u the liat u aua.
peyts
The place. b. be destroyed. &c
conliue O. the police. were the
residences 81 II llomyr Dimor
eiiy commissioners aud mayer +
Miss Auus Griffin eity comm.
sloner Marshal Narinu. city eom
missioner. and x r. D,smukea
cily commissioner the plant "
ihe National Show Case company
- which Nayor Dimon 4 presl.
dout ani i'moui court apart
meut owned ia part hy Mhtor
nimon
sometime ago thrte men a..
quilted II GorIan llinkle. thea
laelmg clly manager
uu the night of May "a the
frouf ~ Mayor nimoun hom
was wrecked hy bomb fwa
men were charged with the ont
rage One was acquitted and ths
'ulhef ense aa# uDlle pressed
Roth incidents were regarded "A
a protest N the lawlen aNainAl
the inauguration ~ a commission
form of government. and against
he policy 0f law enforcement