Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 309, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1922 — Page 11
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO, May 19. Henry B. Walthal. noted tar of the screen, whose second marriage has been reported undjr investigation by Los Angeles authorities, declared today that the matter had already been threshed out by tho Indiana judl-. ciary and decision reached that he had been within his legal rights in re-marrying.-Walthal said he was granted a divorce five years aj?o In Chlca-g-o from Isabelle Fenton, an actress. The decree contained a provision that he could not re-marry -within the state for a year. Ten days later he married Miss Marry Charleson in Crown "Point, Inidana.
AGED PASTOR RUN DOWN BY AUTO
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE DANVILJLB, 111.. May 19. JtrucK down by an automobile in front of St. James 51ethodit Church, the
Rev. William Henry Webster, prom lnent Methodist minister, was re
ported In a critical condition today
The motorist escaped and hts Idea
tlty is not known.
The Rev. Webster was the oldes
member of the Illinois conference
of the Methodist church. H. Jolno
the conference in 1859 and since
1900 was chairman of the commit
tee to prlved for aged and ailin ministers
SHORT LINE RAILROADS TO HAVE
THEIR INNING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ATJLANTA. Gau. May Short line
railroads, long- the butt of wits and
comic supplement artists, are going
to have their inning at last
A meeting In their defense, to
which all interested in them ar la
vited to come, has 'been called at a
local hotel by A. J. Henderson, receiver of the Oclll Southern Rail
road Company. As a. resrult efforts
will be made to give thent legal protection. The Georgia legislature will be asked to pa&s laws giving
them time to pay their debts.
"There has keen much said
aaralnpt the short-line railroad and many efforts mode to Junk them In recent years," Henderson mjs. "The people served by abort-llnea would
suffer In the end if this were done."
He declared that there is not a rail
road In Georgia that has not been In the hands of a receiver at eoxne
time.
EX-KAISER'S BUST ON AUCTION BLOCK:
FIRST BID 30 CENTS; SELLS FOR S835
Charles S. Gerth, auctioneer, and the bust of the ex-kaiser. Domenlco Ventromile is the owner of a bust of the ex-kaiser taken from the former German liner Vaterland, now the President Harding, undergoing: reconstruction for service in the American merchant marine. He bid $835 for the piece. A few minutes after it was sold to him he was offered $10,000 hj r. wealthy New York collector who had arrived late. He refuse' offer. The first bid made was thirtv cents.
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