:ey■d'edpelding, 1129 East Fourth street, one of the company operators, vis arrested for violation of the city taxi ordinance, released to appear for court hearing Wednesday.The company is operated by John Manross, and Marcella and James i Erpelding. 'cently asked for $30 a month for child support and $30 monthly alimony. Dr. Driver has been paying $35 a month.Mrs. Driver got a divorce decree June 23, 1939. The young son is Richard Ward, jr.Picim. Bo: ter;e.ALLOWANCE FOR CHILD SUPPORT BOOSTED $2.50CLARENCE HASTINGS DIES AT PLAINFIELDcingther-i-diss. enDr. Richard W. Driver, city health officer, will pay $2.50 more a month for, support of his divorced wife and son, under terms of an agreement reached in dis--trict court Wednesday morning, setting Mrs. Elizabeth W. Driver’s allowance at $37.50 a month.Ordered by Judge A. B. Love-joy, the new rate will be effective till Jan. 1, 1943. Mrs. Driver re(Courier Special Service)Plainfield, la/— Clarence E. Hastings, 75, died Wednesday at his home here after a stroke. He had been a farmer and a painter.Mr. Hastings was born April 20, 1866, three miles north of Horton, and married Cora Farnsworth Dec. 4, 1895.Surviving are his widow, two sons, Burr, Waverly, and Eldon, Hammond, Ind.; eight grandchildren, and one brother, Raymond,poucit:moicorlt;tenOdailthetheand1,09-Mithekete