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The New York herald., 1922-12-28
DANK OFFICIAL SENTENCED.

Nelson y. Basanko. formerly assistant
manager of the Fifth avenue branch
Of tho Metropolitan Trust Company.
who recently confessed 20 stealing 5000
from Peggy Hopkins Joyce, was sem
fenced TO from one to two years In
prison yesterday by Judge Charles c.
Mott in General Sessions. lie was also
charged with tho theft Of about $4,000
from other dcposltors IN tho bank
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
HEAVY MEAL KILLS DIETER.

Mrs. Laura Kahlfarber 80. of e57 SUM
init avenue. Jersey City. who had been
on diet for some time because of
stomach trouble, ate heartily On Christ
mas She suffered from It's effects and
died last evening.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28

tieth street. yesterday and suffered con.
cussion Of the brain George Monahan,
mounted policeman. picked him up
and took him TO the Plaza. where he
was attended by Dr. Lee. the house
physician.
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
LAD HURT IN FALL OFF PONY.

William Butler. Y, sol. of Mrs. c. $.
Butler, who is staying at the Hotel
Plaza, was thrown off pony on the
bride path in Central Park, near Six
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Swarts' Smart Shop. silver butter knife
from Lion Store. box stationery from
Nelson's 25pound sack -four from
Johnson's Highland street grocery, and
dainty handkerchiefs from Mrs. George
FLYNN OF Harrison street and Mrs. r.
{. Grothe Of Lewis street,
High scores In pedro were made 5y
Mrs. II. Becker. Mrs. II. II. Stevenson.
Mrs. Robert Getty. Mr.. Fred Chandler,
Mr.. Leonard knoerzer aud AIr. william
Schneider. In bridge the honors were
made by Mrs. z. $ Tillman, Mrs. John
Huchel, Mrs J f. Bee kman, Mr.. Law
renee Long, AIR. Robert Jer up ard
Mr.. b. J. Steelman, Prizes In bunao
were given 10 Miss Lillian Meyers. Mira.
Alfred Mckinnon, Mrs T. Maui. Mr.
Lawrence Dodd. Mr. walter johnson
and Mr.. G. Jesnuorett,
The function was proof that Ham
mond people axe OF the sort willing to
aid the needy. Last night there was
a certain spirit OF ldndlness and good
wishing. The Evelyn Gregory fund has
been noticeabiy Increased by the gen
crosby OF those attending the affair
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

music enjoyed. and at five CLOCK
an elaborate birthday supper was
served to about nifty guests. The
tables were attractive with bouquets
of Columbia roses and several candle
lit birthday cakes. A rather unique
service was adopted in that the china
and table linens had bsen used Mt Mrs.
Hess wedding dinner thirty-two years
ago Tho evening was a jolly one, and
many were the good wishes and hearty
congratulations heaped upon tho gus st
OF honor. Among the out-of tow
guests were Mrs. Hess mother. Mrs.
Caroline Rehbein. Mrs. Albert Koepke
and daughters Miss Helen, Miss
Dorothy and MISS Margaret, Mrs Paul
Conrad and son willard Mrs. George
Edmond and laughter Miss Evelyn
Mrs julius Wiese and children Mar
garet and Julius. Jr.. ali OF Gary.
Miss Bessie Of Minneapolis is the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Winner
of Waltham street.
w H. largest Of Pittsburgh. Sc
rotary and treasurer of the Interna-
tional Mine Workers Of America. who
has been attending u miners conven-
ton in Indianapolis, VIII be the week
end guest OF DIR. and Mrs W. NJ Big
ger OF Mason street.
Henry Truman Miner. lecturer OF the
Sheldon School Of Business Science OF
Chicago. VIII give an address this
evening on Power. Wealth aF.l Lead
Of ~ rec
at eight o'clock Mr.. Miner delivered
talk here two weeks ago, and sam
was very we'll attended and greatly ap-
preciated. II is hoped that there VIII
be a large attendance this evening
Miss Marie Roy has been quite III
with influenza for the past two weeks
in her home on May street. She is
slowly improving.
Dorcas Rebe kah lodge will meet =
morrow evening and there viii be de-
gree practice for the staff and every
member is urged 10 be in attendance
The Irving School l.. T. /. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at half pasl
two o'clock at the home Of Gladys
King, 31S HICKORY street.
.
Charles c. lessee. notable lecturer
preacher, reformer and orator. viii
speak at the First NJ Z. church this
Sunday evening on the subject
Democracy Divine and Devilish. -
.
Miss Charlotte Winer Of Waltham
street had as her guests on Wednes-
day Miss Anna and Miss Sophia Sopkins
of Rogers Park. Chicago. While n-re
Miss Sophia displayed her talent as the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

beautiful ballet dancer IN the Wash
ington prom on Wednesday evening,
givens by the Jewish Community cen
tire of Hammond
Miss Thelma Harris delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the 4. O. II
Club last evening in her home on
summer boulevard The rooms were
prettily decorated with patriotic
colors. and tho evening was spent
playing bunco and selecting words
from tho name George Washington "
Miss NanRetta Todd made the honors
in bunco and Miss Lillian sass was
given the prize IN the Washington
game. A delicious course luncheon
was served in The dining room, where
the table was attroctively decorated
with red candles and streamers of red
white and blue ribbons. The favors
We're small hatchets tied with dainty
patriotic ribbons, and the guests OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
BAKE SALE.

Toothsome dainries. spiced cookies.
Everything good to cat. All these you
viii fnd at the sale OF home bak ed
goods to be given on Saturday by the
N4 society ~ the Centenary
n. f. church. IN the Easement OF the
building. Especially attractive offers
viii be: Bread - & 25c loaf; parker
house rolls. CSC doz-; coffee cake. % &
Soc. oatmeal cookies. csc. and plain
cookies. 2oc doz.; doughnuts. Csc doz. /;
cakes Of ali kinds from 35c TO S1.00: ap-
ple. mince. cherry. apricois. raisins. To-
R4n berry ana raspberry pies. Csc;
mon cream. cocoanut. cream, carmel.
chocolate. custard. sec: pineapple. ba-
me- 500. baked leans. 15c 10, .
ms. 25c; potato salad. 15c ID. . lbs. 25c.
orders taken and deliveries made Call
Phone $751;. 1861 and 2Io5 2-22-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
NsS''J!!'|''Ex
II costs NO more to buy a Kelly.

Mothers whose sons served oversee 8
during the World war are eligible to
membership In the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the Veterans OF Foreign wars
which society has been recently or
Sanized here. The mothers. wives.
sisters and daughters OF sailors, SOL
diers and marines are asked TO come
TO the meeting at eight o'clock tonight
10 be held in tho parlors Of the Ma
lestic Hotel.
delightful surprise was enjoyed
by the four upper grades OF the Cen
tral School yesterday afternoon when
Miss Edna Hlrsch and Irwin Levin, ac-
companied by Miss RoSs Winer. dane
ID the Minuet in picturesque Colonial
Two pleasing performances which were
III atty appreciated by both tho pupils
and the teachers
Mrs. r. c. Pierce OF Wildwood Road
left this morning for Bloomington
Ind, where she viii spend the week
end with her son. William Pierce who
Is a student in Indiana University.
There viii he an organ recital on
Sunday evening. February the twenty
sixth, IN St. Peurs Lutheran church.
when Professor Carl Rupprecht. or
ganist of St. Luke's Lutheran church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

enc club were Mrs Clarence Tonsss
Miss Lillian SasB. Miss Dorothy Elder.
Miss Frances and Miss Vannetta Todd
The next club meeting Will DO held at
the homo Of Miss Alice Ingraham of
Erie street.
Ernest Guenther. former marshal OF
ilossville. came TO Hammond yester-
day % visit William Voss who Is In ST.
Atargaret's hospital following an OPP
Grafton Mr.. Voss Is getting along
nicely.
party for the benefit Of Ham
mond's Evelyn Gregory BENEFIT Party,
Miss Evelyn Gregory, was given last
evening in the knights Of Co.umous
hall on Sibley street. by Mrs. b.
Davies and Mrs. NJ ]. Derlnedy, who
acted as sponsors and patroncsses OF
the function There were approx
mately two hundred guests In attend
ance. anxious that something might be
done to aid in prolonging and
strengthing the life OF the beneficiary
There were thirty-eight tables OF
pedro. bridge and bunco.
Hammond merchants very kindly
utHdttA dEllCltS, uStu TOT pFlZeS dliu
auctioned on a worthy block. Ten
dollars In lump sums was given by
each. Joseph Paxton a Friend and
Frank Mako. Blackmun Real Estate
Office gave five dollars. and among the
auctioned articles were small trunk
OF stationery from Summers Pharma-
cy, won by Mrs W. Z. Long, q Ave
pound box of choice candy from the
Hammond Candy Company. won by Mr..
P A. Parker. an automobile tire Civ
en- by e. Bunnell Auto Sales and given
to the highest bidder, the Lake County
Times.
Articles donated for prizes in the
card games included box or cigars
from Mr. ed Simon, trade certificate foI
$500 from Straube Piano company
mans pocket knife from H. Mueller &
Son. hardware merchants, box of candy
! from Jennings confectionery store. boz
+, of Djer Kiss toilet articles from Co
| lonial. trade certificate OF $500 from
NJ. NJ. Dermody. pair SILK hose from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
To Elk Service Men

Federal Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands
Fl Chicago said: The American Legion
= the greatest insurance policy 1nis
nation has"
Mr. Ex-Service Man are you a mem
Der Of the American LeEion7 Do you
know your membership in the Legion
means much 70 you?
The Legion can do more for you than
any other organization. and you will
find association with members Of the
Legion we'll worth while. The week.
~ paper is worth more than the prico
~ membership. Join now See DR..
W. z. Nichols. Holman & sibley St
2-21-24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
DIES.

Get your Easter Suits made early.
suits made to order from all pure wool
afen's Serge or Fancy Tweeds, SILK
satin Lining. Special for this mont
nly-s85.0O-hieh class work and 1T
guaranteed. Remodeling a speciality
THEO. LEVIN
SIS Eas5 State ST. = block or Calumet
Ave. Ealnond 2-22-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for the kindly assistance
rendered US during the sickness and
death Of our beloved daughter Helen
Cook Especially do we appreciate the
comforting words and the kindness 81
our pastor. We also thank ali tn
friends for their beautiful floral Of
ferings.
2-24-1 Mr.. & MRS. FRED COOK.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

tn SaenEerbund-F'1 delia has done
more charity work. than any other So
eiefy in Hammond the past. years. Let
as help them to make their masquer-
ade ball a success. 224-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
SEE DER ROTE HANNIS

a story that holds your interest to
the end. played at the Germania Club
House Sunday night. Feb. 26th. Be
gins p m. Tickets Zoe. 223-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
HEMSTITCHING

Hemssitch your Spring Garment with
s'old or silver Threads by Waseys. We
mntch an coiOrs- 0I State ST. Phone
s46, Hammond. 2-I4- If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Alma r. Harrington. Dress Making:
embroidery work. beading: also ladies'
tailoring Phone 4206-W. 494 Summer
Blvd, Hammond. Ind. 2-22-24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

in Chicago. will offer the following
unusually good and meritorious pro-
gram to members and friends Of the
congregation:
1. Concert Overture Rollo Maitland
>. Sonata No 6.F. AIendel ssohn
Choral: Our Father Who Art in
Heaven with Variations and Finale
.. Andante Cantabile from 4th
Sonata. ......C VI Widor
4. Il Waited for ths Lord"
... r.. Mendelssohn
st. Paurs Choir
;. Variations Of Well-Known
Hymn-Tune. ........... s. Jackson
6. Minuetto Antico Musetta -.
............-.-.P ietro a. Yon
Z. Finale from Sonata. in D Minor.
.......-... Alphonse Iailly
g. Concert Variations on America
.................... Flagler
.. Larghetto ..-.-..-.--..-.. Wesley
10. Fountain OF Light. IA. Sullivan
st. PauFs Choir.
/. Fantasia on "A Mighty Fortress"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Faulkes
IL. Evensong ............. Johnson
IS. Toccata from 5th symphony. on
Gregorian Psalm Tune. Widor
The members of the Edone Club
We're delightfully."- entertained last eve
ming by Miss F1-eda DeRolfe IN her home
on Detroit street There were two
tables Of Ave hundred and the honors
were made by Miss LottIe Hildebrandt
and Miss Anna Kloch. A delicious
pleasant evening.
The Wornan's Auxiliary 70 the Anaeri
can Legion met last evening in Room
Three of the court house. There should
be better attendance to these meetings.
since every mother, wife. sister and
daughter Of a soldier is eligible. The
work IS educational and humanitarian.
washington was rich and influential
Lincoln was poor and humble; but the
thing that ultimately made these men
equally beloved was actuated by the
same ideals. zone for all and all for
one The Womans Auxiliary main
tains the same standards. Great en-
thusiasm is displayed in all of the
meetings and every woman eligible
should help to advance the work There
arc g. great many problems awaiting
solution. problems demanding attention
and action. 1t is hoped that a larger
attendance will be evidenced at the
next meeting. for which announcement
Will be made later.
A number Of friends planned a de-
lightful surprise party Wednesday IN
honor OF Mrs. William Hess Of Tru-
man avenue. In celebration OF her fif-
tieth birthday. very pleasant 80
cial afternoon was spent. during which
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PAGE SEVEN

wish to thank the patrons and pa
tronesses of the party Tor their srac-
ious support.
Hammond Temple. IS. Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet at the Knights of Py-
thias hall tonight. Matters OF import
ance win be brought up and it is i'm
perative that all members DE in at
tendance.
Mrs. Peter Csrumpac keT win entertain
at the bridge party tomorrow after
noon at tho Hammond Country club
and playing Will begin promptly al
half past two o'clock.
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Chickens and Fresh Eggs.

Springs. sos: old ROSTERS. zoe: eggs
sc. $40 Cedar ST.. Phone i366-M.
2-24-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Prince Carnival will arrive st I0:45
.. NJ. at the prize masquerade, Unity
Hall. Saturday. Feb IS. 2-24-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Hammond Musical College
Piano, Voice. Violin. Public Speak
ing. Ukeleie, Banjo. Mandolin. Guitas.
OaucinG. Dramatic Art t0-I
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A number Of friends planned a de-
lighttul surprise party Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. William Hess Of Tru-
man avenue. In celebration OF her ff-
tieth birthday. A very pleasant 80
cial afternoon was spent. during which
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28

$500 Cash VIII hold any Universal Com
itratiar RANGE or Porcelain Range you
nav select for future delivery and en-
titles you 10 all special inducements OF
this exhibit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-28
YOUR Old Stove TAKEN IN EXCHANGE

During this exhibit well take in your waste
full, broken-down old heating stove or kitchen
range and on the strength of it make you an
especially liberal allowance your new pur-
chase. Make your own terms on the balance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
Spencer Bible Class Meets.

The Spencer Bible Class Of St. Paups
II. r. church met Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howett. 421 North Franklin street
a 81. Patrick's social was given by
the host and hostess. Tho Misses
Edith and Vera Keen entertained with
piano and cello selections and recita ~
tons were given 10y Miss Eta Baker.
Refre shmcnts We're served Those at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Mitchell and daughter, Margaret; Mr.
and Mrs Price +. Van SAINT and daugh-
ter. Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs
James Sattortield and daugll-
ter, Nadine; Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Glib
bons. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howett, Mrs. Net
tie Reed and daughter, Bthelyn; Mrs.
W g. Workman and son. William 4;
Mrs. Mary Hcpbron. Mrs /. Wallace,
Mrs. Lulu Littrell. Mrs. Harvey Smith
the Misses Mary and Jane Rollison.
Myrtle Deisem, Edna L. BOrer, Mary
Smith, Hattie Knox, Mary Pyle
Florence J.. Workman. Mildred Toppin
Edith r. Keen, Vera Keen. Eta Baker
Emma Mclean, Marie Gilbert, Robert
Lareau. John Naylor, Harvey Rein
niger, William Pyle, VIM. a. l.. Archi-
bold, Stanley e. Baker, J.. e. Spence
| A. M Simon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
MODERN GIRL ALL RIGHT.
COLUMBIA MEN DECIDE
Smoking. Rouging and Dress
ing in Knee Skirts Not a Sign
of Decadence.

New York. March 15.-The modern
girl IS al right and so members OF the
senior class at Columbia Ike 10 pet"
her against 40 who do not dare or dc
not desire. But &c do not Ike 70 hear
her called "happer." nding
that i regard that as a compliment
iary term.
This is learned from a t3bulation of
answers 10 a QUESTIONABLE sent out by
the editors OF the Spectator. the I'M
versi:y publication. The committee on
research expire ssed satisfaction, though
only about a third OF the 200 seniors
responded.
Knickerbockere for girls won. SO to
40. and galoshes lost by 70 10 %. but
listen 10 John w. Hassinger OF Larch-
mont, president OF the senior class:
1T Is distinctly significant, and !
may add a hopeful portent. that Is OF
our members answered NO 20 the
question: DO you believe that pres
ent-day smoking, rouging. dressing
and dancing on the part OF the fair
sex are signs OF decadent woman
hoOd?'
Twenty-Five answered Yes"
This will interest everybody: Before
prohibition &c admit they drank and
= said they did not; now 81 drink
and 50 do not. Pefore entering col
lege ~ didn't smoke and 80 did; now
IS smoke and AZ do not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

At the musicale given by the Wash
ington Heights Century Club on Mon
day night, Mrs Herbert Janvier Brown
spoke on Citizenship" She urged
the women TO study the principles OF
the two parties and then ally them
selves with one or the other; also 10
familIarize themselves with conditions
in this city.
The musical program included a
piano solo. "Minuet in c." Walter
Regear: a violin solo. Massenet s
"Elegy," Walter Frank; vocal solo. "A
Dream" by Bartlett. Mrs. H. =.
Johnson. accompanied by Mrs II. l.
ellis.
The club chorus win meet every
Thursday evening at 7.30 at the club
house. under the direction OF Mrs. Cliff
| ford Mannering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15

a dance tonight In honor OF Halleck
du Pont who Is home from college for
a short vacation.
An engagement OF interest to local
folks Is that of John T.. Marquand.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marquand
OF this city, to Miss Christina Dav-
export Sedgwick OF Boston and Stock
bridge. Mass, the daughter of Alex
.ander Sedgwick OF the Atlantic
Monthly. Mr.. Marquand and his A.
ancee and her parents are in Italy.
Mr Marquand il q we'll known
short story writer his articles appear
ing In the Saturday Evening Post
His story. "The Unspeal<able Gentle
man." now appearing In serial form
in THE Ladies' Home Journal" will
be published this spring in book form
by Scribners. During the War Mr..
Marquand served as a lieutenant in
the Field Artillery, Fourth Division
of the regular army and took part in
the big defensives.
The wedding will take place this
fall in Stockbridge. Massachusetts.
Mrs. John Ruckman will give a
small bridge party Saturday after
noon.
William Laird and Brook Stabler
will come home this Saturday from the
! University Of Virginia for their spring
vacation.
! Miss Eleanora Allen. whose home is
/ in Nashville. Tennessee, will arrive on
Saturday TO spend her spring vaca-
/ ton with her aunt. Mrs. Walter
Laird. Miss Allen is a student at
Rosemary Hall. Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Thomas W. Miller will return
she has been spending several days,
attending the flower show.
William II. Fem. Jr.. instead OF
coming home FOR spring vacation this
Saturday. will take a trip through
Virginia. visiting places OF interest in
the state.
/ Word has been received from Miss
Jeanette Thomas OF her safe arrival
/ in Los Angeles after three weeks
/ trip through the Canal and UP the
Pacific coast
/ Rev. W. Russell Bowie. of Richmond.
Va, was the guest yesterday and
today of DR.. and Mrs. Trapnen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott have
returned from Atlantic City.
The Children OF the American Rev
oluuon Will hold business meet
Ing at the New Century Club Satur-
day afternoon n; 2.30. Miss Chandler
will tell stories and dance and So
cial hour VIII follow,
Andrew c. Gray IS At Palm Beach
visiting Rodney Thayer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
MISS LAwLER AS s0LOIsT.
She VIII Have Leading Soprano RoIs,
in Oratorio at Playhouse April 9.

Miss Kathleen LAWYER of New York
will sing the leading soprano role in
Mercadante's Oratorio which is 20 Be,
given at The Playhouse. Thurstfay.
April 8. She was n pupil under jean,
de Reszke In Paris for five years and
elected from tho French newsI,ep per-
La Comedia, the following notice: Mn
Kathleen Lawler. Juliette. Possesses ~
voice rare in quality and technique
She Is truly a master in her art"
Emily Frances Bauer says OF hexc
Miss LAWYER should be a rare find In
these days when the old operas arc
hardly 70 be considered on account Il
the rarity Of the singers able to meet
the demands OF the Old ford singing,
But the singer does not stop hers. she
has a fine lyric quality and voice OF
more power than would peem TO -
there when che sings "Dfnorah" or
"TraWata" and other aries OF kindred
sort
The choral rehearsals began on
Tuesday evening of last week at tho
X. Of g Hall. The female secton OF
the chorus VIII rebearse on Friday
evenings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-15
.D|VA'S PERFECT MAN
SPURNS LIFE OF EASE
Rather Drive Auto in California
Than Dwell in Palaces Of
Babylon, He Says.
By Associated Pres. to Every Evening.

%
San Francisco, March i5.--Mar-
sarcte Matzcnauer, famous diva. APP
parcntly has lost her chauffeur hus-
band. whom she termed 100 per cent
man"
The husband, Floyd Glotzbach. has
come back to his Job at tho Del Monte
hotel here driving tourists about.
A year ago he took Nine. Matzen-
luer out for n drive--for hire. She
sat on the front seat with him. bet
er 10 enjoy the scenery. Later came
he engagement and marriage and
;lotzbach left tho driving wheel.
The San Francisco Examiner today
lives Glotzbach's reasons for leaving
iis bride In New York.
'f'd rather be chauffeur In Cali
fornia than 20 dwell forever In the
Palaces of Babylon" he said.
IL would seem Glotzbach was forced
TO Let another man drive his wife's
automobile
1T would drive any man crazy ~
sit back among the cushions and
squirm every time he felt the back
lssh Of the transmission. when all Il
needed was real mechanician." the
the reporter quotes.
The reporter says Giotzbach told
him there had been no friction: that
the chauffeur husband just escaped
when his bride was not looking; that
/ h.. will not go hack.
Madame Matzenauer. - In said. wants
/ her husband back. There is talk Of
compromises from New York. but un-
( listened TO. says Glotzbach.
/ After this marriage. Mime. Mstzen-
/ auer said her first marriage. 10 Fer.
/ rari FOntana failed because OF artists
| tempers ment. She wanted a man
she said The antithesis OF her tenn
Iserrns nent theory is binted as re
sponsiblo for the wreck Of the new
romance
GlOtzbach. a six foct westerner
comments:
Orchids will thrive IN lighthouses
but wild mustard needs tho Califor
MIA sun"