CROWNMARRIAGESGET IN COURTFour Divorces Are Grantedto Couples Who Wed atIndiana Gretna GreenafV.1rMILWAUKEE, Wis., April 2 —For marriages that land on the rocks those made at Crown Point, Ind., are crowding the Waukegan weddings. Four divorces were granted by Judge Daniel W. Sullivan Thursday to couples wed in Indiana.Mrs. Anita Ivirst, 27, of 1132 S.Twenty-first street married John, of 3168 N. Fratney street in July, 1930, »t Crown Point. She told the court hat they lived with her folks and that Joe lay in bed all day and never looked for a job. She was granted a decree.Maybelle Setyler, 21, of 497 Fifty-ninth street (old number) was given a divorce when she testified that her husband, Joseph, of 617 X.Twenty-ninth street posed as a single man and in her presence called up other women. Also, she said. Joseph claimed to he working as a janitor when he was attending wild parties. They were married in Crown Point, Ind.Elizabeth Schampue, 2618 N. Forty-fifth street, was granted an annulment on a counterclaim when her husband, Frank .brought suit. She testified that they were married in 1928 at Crown Point and that her husband later admitted to her that he had a wife in Cleveland, where he had been married In 1926.Frances Gorske, 1400 S. Second I* sireet was given a divorce from herhusband, Frank, when she testifiedthat he delights in revelry and' .arousing and dissipates his money.They were married in 1906 at Crown Point.