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IN Memoriam

In sad but loving memory of our
dear mother. Sylvia Reddington. who
passed away four years ago today,
October Is. 1918:
Gone but not forgotten.
What is home without a mother.
All things the world may send.
But when we lost our darling mo-
Their,
We lost our dearest friend,
Who wore the crown of patience.
Through all the years she strug-
led on.
Those dear hands hat rest forever
Were the hands that made our
home.
Mother dear we are so lonely.
How We miss your loving face.
But you left US TO remember.
None on earth can tax your place.
Your Loving Children:
10:1S!1t Doris. Alyce and Ronald.
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tables and prizes were awarded to
Miss Anna Reinholtz and Miss Ethel
Nowak. Music and dancing were
also enjoyed. after which the host
ess served = most delectable lunch
con 10 the twelve club members. A
short business session followed. dur
ing which it was decided that the
club see Pauline Frederick in The
Guilty One" or October the twenty
eighth. Miss Elizabeth Kuhn VIII
be hostess to the club in two weeks
at her home on Drackert street.
-
John +. Dye. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dye CT Johnson street. is one
Of a party OF forty seniors in Chem
zeal Engineering of purdue Univer-
sity who are making an inspection
tour Of the industries in Chicago
and the Calumet region. The party
IS in charge of Professor Teffer and
Professor Anderegg Of the Chemical
Engineering school at Purdue. Mr..
Dye is making his headquarters at
home during the next few evenings
after tn tours tn boys make each
day.
Irwin S. Miller, who was operated
upon two weeks ago for appendi-
citis at st. A1ar2aret's hospital. was
removed TO his home at SIC Went
worth avenue and is able to be
around again.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
knoezer are concentrating them
upon the arrival of a big baby boy.
born October the fifteenth. on Sun
day at St. Margaret's hospital. ID
ward Jacob has been chosen as the
name of the little boy.
--E-
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Knoezer, a fine baby boy on Friday.
October the thirteenth, at st. Mar
garet's hospital. The little baby
has been given the name Of Ralph
Joseph.
Mr.. and his. G.. w. Hoffman and
son Billie left Hammond on Monday
for Rochester. Indiana, where they
will make their future home. The
many friends VI the Hoffmans are
keenly sorry to lose them as Ham
mond people.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Either are
announcing the birth Of a fine SON.,
Jack Louis, born 10 them on Tues
day, October the seventeenth, at St.
Margaret's hospital.
The members of the young mems
class of which Mr.. Bombe-Eer is
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NOTICE

The following undersigned auto
dealers have agreed to close their
places of business every Wednesday
night at 6 o'clock, from Oct. 18th
to Jan. 1st, 1928.
Signed: P. J. Bauwens. Edw. J.
Boiling, Lake County Auto Supply
Co.. f. F. Shaver. John Schmueser.
r. S. Smith Jr.. Roy Fudge, Ham
mond Auto Sales Co. Oh. A. Elsner.
secy. and mgr.). Calumet Motor
Service. z. J.. Blodgett. ~Snodgrass
Auto Sales. Jerry O'Neil. p. c.
Schoon REQ Sales Co. w. c. Her
rington. f. y. Bunneli. Carl Heath
erington. loren Auto Sales, Ham
mond Paint and Top. 1918
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FL.
SUED FOR $500

Homer Auderkirk is made defend
ont in a suit for SIS alleged to be
due on a promissory note. James
Lester Spooner Is plaintiff and hled
the suit in the Gary Lake Superior
court through his attorney, Bruce
b. Loring.
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MASONIC NOTICE

~ Garfield Lodge No. $50.
AZ VI. & A. NJ. Will hold a
kSAe3H called meeting Friday
~ evening. Oct. Goth. at Z 80
o'clock. N. NJ. degree will be con-
ferred. Members requested to at
tend. Visitors welcome.
F. ]. FCEHRMEYER, w. NJ.
10-1s-2t
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BULBS! BULBS!

Now is the time to plant
Fall Bulbs, Narcissus, Tu-
lips, Hyacinths and Gro
Gus; Schultz Florist, 237
State street. lO-lS-2O
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SOCIAL P S:,.ss s9s

a number of new members were
there In the interest OF the Pan
Hellenic Association. TO which any
girl who Is a member of a national
sorority under the Pan-Hellenic
Congress is eligible TO membership.
The next meeting has been arranged
to meet at the home of Miss Pauline
Hill Of rs Highland street. Mrs.
Wilson served her guests attractive
" at the close OF this first meeting
OF the year.
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PLANT NOW

For Spring Blooming, Hy-
acinths, Tulips and Mar
cissus; a. Schultz, Florist,
237 State st. 1O-ls-sO
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, At a cost of $3.50, John spanich.
will move a two story frame build
ing from 22s W. 25th avenue, TO
3477 jefferson street.
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JUDGE SMITH TOOK LEAD

Photograph music has been sue
cessfully tried to divert the atten-
ton of a patient from his suffer
ings. before and after operations.
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DEPARTMENTAL MEETING

The Evening Hour department of
the Hammond Woman's Club met
last evening at the charming home
of Mrs. Scruggs B. Reagan, 1894
Van Buren, street. After a formal
business meeting presided over by
Miss Ida Muenich. the chairman.
the evenings subject was given by
Miss Alta Adkins. The program
could not be given as originally
planned by Miss Adkins, but her
highly interesting and instructive
talk on the schools of today, and
especially those OF Hammond, was
highly compromising and most ably
handled Miss Adkins IS especially
gifted in her m5nner of speaking
publicly. and last evenings talk was
a revelation to many of modern
methods in education Miss Whit
field gave a most interesting and
charming talk on music for chill
dren and ang several groups of
songs very beautifully. There fol-
lowed a social hour. at the concIu-
sion of which very dainty refresh
ments. in keeping with the Hal
lowe'en season, were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Scruggs Reagan. as
sisted by Mrs. Curtis c. Cleveland.
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tober the nineteenth at two-thirty
o'clock at the Parish house.
st. PauFs Episcopal Guild will hold
an all day session tomorrow. Thurs
day. october the nineteenth at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Nagel OF s5A
Holman street. The ladies have
been asked to come at ten-thirty
o'clock and are also reminded to
! bring their thimbles with them.
The members Of the A. O. II. club
are to b. entertained at the home OF
Miss Thelma Harris, at her HON on
Summer boulevard. or Thursday,
October the nineteenth.
The NTH division Of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Methodist
| church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Newton OF 100 Plummer aven-
ue, Thursday afternoon, at one-thir-
ty o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Esshom OF 10 Car
roll street is to have the first meet
Ing Of the season for the Columbia
Club at her home tomorrow. Thurs
day. Luncheon Will be served at
one O'Clock and the ladies Will en-
JOY an afternoon OF bridge follow
Ing luncheon.
A number of pleasant functions
have been planned for the pleas
ure of the house guests of Mrs. JOS
eph Ibach of Kenwood. Mrs. Rous. a
sister Of Mrs. Ibach. who is here
from South America. and Mrs. L. f.
Johnston. also a sister of Mrs. Ibach
who is here from South Bend, Indi-
ana. Mrs. Ibach Is to have a few
friends Informally at her home on
Thursday evening for the pleasure
Of her guests and Mrs. w. G.. PAX
ton is entertaining the Picnic crowd
with a few guests on Friday for
lurcheon az which Mrs. Rous and
Mrs. Johnston are to be the out of
town guests. other affairs have
also been planned. complimenting
these guests. for later on in the
week.
AS d HufilDtT OL ItGutSlS lOI kllC
Halloween suggestions put out by
the Hammond Community Service
have been received. II is announced
that quite a number way still be
obtained by lyon yer sixteen
years OF age by calling for them at
Community Service rooms in the
court house. Mrs. Leary. chairman
of the Game Leaders Club. states
that a number Of the members OF
Game Leaders Club who have volun-
teered their services freely, have
been booked for the following en-
gagemnts: Miss Catherine Leary
has made arrangements to go to a
party at st. Joseph's parish hall this
evening, where the Young Ladies'
Scdality Society will entertain the
Young Mems Sodality Society. Miss
Lasca Crispmnn viii conduct the
games at the party for the North
ern Indiana Gas and Electric Com
pany on Friday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. Ltary will care
for the games at the party which
the employees Ct the Telephone Com
pany arc giving soon. and at the
next meeting OF the BUSINESS and
Professional Woman's Club the
many members OF the Game Lead
ers Class. who also are members of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ans Cub, Will take charge of the
games. It is certainly evident what
good Is TO come OF the work of
Community Service in Hammond.
The members OF the NJ. T. Club
were most pleasantly entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss
Louise Krumrie on Gostlin street.
Five Hundred was played at three
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May be exchanged fo1
New. Join the Club;
Schultz, Florist, 237 State
street. lo-ls-2e
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Unity Review No. 2. W. B. A.. will
meet in regular session on Thu-sda
evening. Oct. 18th. Good time il
store for all present. 1o-1S
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live LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
WASSEY'S
SHOP

81 STATE STREET
Hemststch with Gold Aaa etivos
Threads also match all colors. Bat-
ton Holes, Buttons overed EUs
broiderfing, R~rnfdfng, Reading.
Phone Hammond <46 e-7-3
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Card party at K. OF P. Hall. Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock Admis-
sion 25c. Good prizes. 1918
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Just out. latest rolls and records.
at Cables Piano Co. 10-18-2t
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New Records For Old

By joining our Record
Exchange Club; Schultz,
florist, 237 State st. l0-lS-2O
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Here are Daily
uggestion
for Games
GAME FOR TODAY
Submitted by Community service)

Give each player a pencil and
paper Ask each to write the name
of the city Clown or state) in which
he was born. Then ask each to
separate the letters in the name Of
his birthplace and. using each let
ter as the initial OF a word. to COM
pose a telegram. Some interesting
combinations are the result.
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Hammond
Musical College.

For the stady of music In ali its
branches. Phone 1873. So
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MRS. sPonN HEADS HELLENEs

The Pan-Hellenic Association OF
Hammond held its first meeting last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Jesse
Wilson OF Highland street. The
first part Of the evening was de-
voted to the election OF officers.
which resulted in Mrs. A. /. Spohn
being made president; Mrs. George
Cook. vice president; and Miss Paul
Inc Hill. secretary-treasurer. The
meeting was quite an alert one FOR
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Mrs. Harley r.. Lightly. Mrs. ]. w.
Jones. Mrs. Howard l.. Oltz, Mrs.
Henry \. Durham and Mrs. A. L.
Spohn.
CHURCH GATHERING
On Tuesday evening. October the
seventeenth, the mcmbrs OF the
Baraca and Philathea classes of the
First Baptist church held their
monthly meeting In the gymnasium
of the church. There were over
fifty young people present. After
all business had been transacted,
the meeting adjourned and all as
sembled on the gymnasium floor to
participate in n few lively games.
led by a game leader OF Hammond
Community Service Recrcational
Leaders Glass. Everyone present
seemed to enjoy the games played.
Refreshments were served by mem
bers OF both classes.
All young people who are not
members OF any class and want to
become associated with a live group
OF young people arc invited TO at
tend our class meetings every sun
day morning at nine forty-five
o'clock sharp. You are a stranger
in our midst hut nee.
EMBROIDERY CLUB
The Embroidery Club members
who were entertained in June by
half OF the members. entertained the
ladies who were hostesses in June
at a one thirty o'clock luncheon on
Monday at the home OF Mrs. John
Agnew of Webb street. Luncheon
was served so attractively at small
tables and following luncheon a
short business meeting was held,
when a different arrangement for
entertaining was adopted. Instead
OF the alphabetical arrangement the
ladies drew numbers and Mrs. L. l..
Bomberger VIII have the ladies for
a one thirty luncheon at her home
In Glendale Fark on Monday, Octo-
Der the thirtieth. The afternoon was
spent socially. as the ladies sewed.
This was a most enjoyable meeting.
being the first one since the sum-
mer months.
William Dillner. 1882 Calumet
avenue. underwent a serious oper-
alton at St. Margaret's hospital
yesterday morning. Mr.. Dillner
was attended by three physicians,
and is resting as we'll as could be
expected.
Mrs. J. NJ. Turner OF Truman
boulevard will open her homo to
the members of the Jackson Club
Thursday, October the nineteenth.
Everyone is urged to be there and
bring any Democratic friend with
her. A special program has been
arranged which is surely going to
be interesting to everyone.
John Swanton. who is a senior in
the Chemical Engineering school at
Purdue University. has come to Chi
cago and the Calumet region with
the party of young men who are
inspecting the different industries
of this region. Mr.. Swanton will be
here for the Purdue-Chicago game
on Saturday before returning TO
Lafayette.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the First NJ. Z. church
met at the home of Mrs. Mary Chris
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DoIRLE

\ beautifully impressive wedding
took place yesterday morning when
Father Berg said the nuptiaI mass
for Miss Bertha Spannan. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Spannan of
May street. and william NJ. Julian.
and also for Miss Johanna Krieter
Of Gown Point and Peter Spannan.
son of NJ. rand Mrs. Anton Spannan
OF May street. The double wedding
took place in st. %Joseph's church at
nine o'clock. Professor Grambo and
Hermina Chcrnil gave the specially
lovely music which was sung
throughout the wedding.
The brides were attended by Miss
Martha Lauerman and Miss Clara
Krieter. becomingly gowned in deli
cate greer and lavender satin
trocks with hats to match, while
the grooms were attended by Joseph
Spannan and Edward Krieter. Miss
G~enevieve Tramm and Miss Laurine
DeRuick made sweet flower girls
with their baskets of flowers as
they came down the aisle, and Mas
ter John Krieter. charged with the
ask of carrying the four rings
upon a lovely pillow. did so most
tremendously. The brides dressed
alike in their exquisite gowns of
white satin francois, with their
wells becomingly entrain embroid-
cred and touched with lilies Of the
valley. looked lovely as they en-
tered. Their corsages were fash
Toned Of brides roses and valley
lilies to complete their costumes.
Following the wedding a splendid
dinner was served at the Spannan
home on May street. and following
that h young couples went East
on their honeymoon. Mrs. Julian
wearing a becoming suit of blue
tricotine and Mrs. Spannan wearing
a chic brown serge. Mrs. Spannan
has been popular in Crown Point
circles for a number of years and
Mrs. Julian is we'll known in Ham
mond. Upon their return the Span
mans will live In their new home at
SIS Erie street. while the Julians
Will live IN their apartment all in
readiness for them at 42s May
street.
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Mrs. Harley r. Lightly. Mrs. J. w.
Jones. Mrs. Howard l.. Oltz. Mrs.
Henry \. Durham and Mrs. A. L.
Spohn.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First NJ. f. church
met at the home of Mrs. Mary Chris
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The members of the NJ. T. Club
were most pleasantly entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss
Louise Krumrie on Gostlin street.
Five Hundred was played at three
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. C.. Shirley. 541
Sibley street. are tho proud par
ents OF a hne baby boy born Sunday
October fteenth. who has been nam
ed Edward James. Mrs. Shirley
was Miss Emma Hensick before her
marriage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Koch OF Ma
son street are to be congratulated
upon the birth Of n baby girl born
to them yesterday, october seven
teenth at about eleven o'clock in the
morning. The little girl weighs
about nine pounds.
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Mrs. E. W. Dedelow OF % West
Williams street left Hammond Mon
day for Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
to attend the national convention
of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church as
a delegate from the Northwestern
Conference.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society will meet on Thursday. Oc
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william Dillner. 1892 Calumet
avenue, underwent a serious oper-
alton at St. M~argaret's hospital
yesterday morning. Mr.. Dillner
was attended by three physicians,
and is resting as we'll as could be
expected.
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The members of the young mems
class of which Mr.. Bombe-ger is
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The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the churcl
Of the Nazarene Will meet Thurs
day at two o'clock at the home o
Mrs. Grace walker. 40S Ash street
Also a special meeting will be helt
on Friday to spend the day sewing
for the Nazarene Orphans Home
at Tenial, Texas. at the homo o
Mrs. Smith. 1895 Van Buren street
All members are to be Their
and visitors are welcome to come
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Knoezer, a fine baby boy on Friday.
October the thirteenth, at st. Mar
garets hospital. The little baby
has been given the name of Ralph
JOSEPH.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Either are
announcing the birth of a fine son,
Jack Louis, born TO them on Tues
day, October the seventeenth, at St.
Margaret's hospital.
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Mrs. Frank Esshom of 10 Car
roll street is to have the first meet
Ing of the season for the Columbia
Club at her home tomorrow. Thurs
day. Luncheon Will be served at
one O'Clock and the ladies Will en-
JOY an afternoon OF bridge follow
Ing luncheon.
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
knoezer are concentrating them
upon the arrival of a big baby boy.
born October the fifteenth. on Sun
day at St Margaret's hospital. Ed
ward Jacob has been chosen as the
name of the little bow.
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Irwin S. Miller. who was operated
upon two weeks ago for appendi-
citis at st. Marsaret's hospital. was
removed to his home at SIC Went
worth avenue and is able to be
around again.
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Mrs. William Barrett of 40 Sibley
street leaves Hammond tomorrow,
to visit relatives in Newark, New
Jersey for some time.
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Mrs. Clarence Scott Of Chicago
was the hostess to the members OF
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club yesterday when she entertain
ed the ladies with a splendid lunch
con at Laura J~acobson's cafe. Bridge
was in play throughout the after
o 0 with Mrs. George Chaplin
winning the honors. The club is
to meet next in two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. william Wilke at her
home on Detroit street. Wednesday
November the first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

against Japan which they moan,
press.
Ma,su Daira suggested a compr,
mise. Hn said that japan was vii
ing To include Moscow as well /.
thiia in the discussions. and ".
Wiling to permit Russia to modil
the Daircn ascnda. !, is understood
that Russia's chief objection 10 Il
Daircn proposals was .Iap.r'a ii
'nand that the Chita government a
sumo responsibility for tho massac
Of Japanese at Nikolaiovsk.
.Ionc delivered "a note 10 Mat
baira which said:
Despite the hostile puIicy
Japan against tho Russian pcopln
recent years. tho people of I;usa
arc not actuatcd by any mimic
feelings against tho Japanese rc
pie" !, concluded by stating In
the Moscow and chita govcrnmcu
were willing 10 forget tho pact Al
reach friendly agreement wi
Japan"
The note declares that the Jpp
ncSc occupation of siberia has n
mot with sympathy IN America,
Europe or among tho Japanc
themselves.
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I'll last Thursday. Iio WAS not
drinisii.E and cannot account for
his misbohavior. lilo evon wanted
me 10 register ~ hotel in Roanoke,
but / refused. lie then told me to
Keep quiet and 70 to bed. All night
lonE cried for my baby. hut he
would not let mo get in touch with
my home. After ] was injured ho
helped me to the hospital. and even
sat by my bed all night. | learned
later that he, instead OF telegraph
ing To my home for aid wired one
of The boardcrs TO brinl. tho baby to
Roanoke, Saturday morning Dixon
sent me - message that he had
made arrangements To send me
home. while he left for parts un-
known"
Dixon Held In Detroit
hiN"n has been arrested in. Detroit.
Mich. charged with kidnapping, and
is h"in@ held there pending the ar
rival az Chief Of Police Thurston.
VIII" expects to leave in "a few DAYS
Tor the man. In tho meantime, Oil
YER has secured Attorney j. - Hef-
lin 20 aid in the prosecution of Dixon.
Dixon is married. his wifc and seven
children residing on Fifth street. this
city.
Immediately aftor hearing his
wife's story. oliver had chief Of Po-
lice Thurston TO telegraph TO Detroit.
Mich. and Elucdcld. w. Va. asking
the authoritie. to apprchcnd Dixon.
Oliver said a warrant Was sent TO
Roanoke for Dixon, but for some un-
known reason. the police failed To
arrest him
Mrs. Oliver is an unusually attrac-
tiv" woman with brown eyes and
black hair. She weighs about 49,
pounds and short in stature. Several
times she said Dixon would tell her
10 'hc good girl" that he would
have hcr back home in "a short while.
but was speeding away from the city
as fast as possible
Dixon is regarded as a handsome
man with pleasing personality.
Ills wife tonight refused to comment
"n the arrest OF her husband. and
merely said: II know nothing about
the case. heard from my husband
last sunday. when nc was in Blue
'"ld w. Va; that is all ! know"
E"th Dixon and oliver have worked
IN lIopewcll for Ia" past seven years