Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 169, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1922 — Page 11

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MURDER EFFORT CHIRGEDBYWIFE Mrs. Frederick L. Sims Says Husband Attempted to Strangle Her.. ILL HEALTH IS BLAMED Defendant Was Formerly Principal of South Bend High School. By Times Special SOUTH BEND. Ind., Nov. 24. — Frederick L. Sims, formerly Principal of thè South Bend high school, is made defendant in a divorce suit filed by liis wife at Los Angeles f Cai., in ■which Mrs. Sims charges that her husbanl attempted to klll her by strangling her whlle out automobile riding. The alleged attempt ot murder is ascribed to a breakdown in thè health of thè former educator when he was deranged mentallr-, They have two daughters and were well known in South Bend, La Porte and Elkhart society. Accordi ng to thè story told thè court by Mrs. Sims, her husband said when he attacked her; “There will be another murder 6tory in thè monilng papera.” Hoosier Brlefs COLUMBUS —Return to thè whipping post as a means of eorrecting many of thè so-called social evils of thè present day was urged by Eddie Thomas, an evangelist speaker here. EVAN SVI LLE—Sears tjf football battles were covered for members of thè Evans vi Ile high school team when thè girla of thè school plnned yellow chrysanthemums on them aster a recent victory. FT. WATNE —A wild duck, flying low, crashed through thè windshleld of an automobile driven by Mrs. E. (A Hoffman. It landed In thè back seat stunned and was captured. TIPTON —Thls city is planning for a large Christmas tree to be placed on thè courthouse yard. A program and distributlon of gifts will be given. HARTFORD CITY—Two thlevea who stole a pony from thè barn of Arthur Hollis, left In thè stali an old, worthless nag. MUNCIE—Two men watching a Are near Muncie placed a bet on whlch way thè chlmney would falL The house burned to thè ground, but thè vhimney remalned standing. The men were Just startlng to leave at a late hour when a gust of wind crumbled thè brick and both appeared satisfled when thè bet was paid. KOKOMO—Elwood Haynes, just retura ed from a European trip, says that his outstanding impression of thè trip was "that thè world is a small place aster aIL" COLUMBIA CITY—The Methodist Church of Pierceton has filed sult against Clyde Flickenger to collect a SIOO subscription made to thè church building fund. NOBLESVILLE —Mr. and Mrs. Adam Huffman observed their fiftieth wedding annivorsary here. Among thè guests at thè family dinner were A. B. Huffman and Mrs. Hlram Flsher, who were present at thè wedding. COLUMBUS—AIIeged fri onda of C. C. Cook, night police captain, gave him a tip on a “poker” game at a locai lodgcroom. When he shoved open th“ door and ìushwl in he landed in a boiler of soup. LEBANON —Friends of John Utley gathered at his home and gathered fif teen acres of corn for him. He ha> been eonfined at his home with blood poisoning.

INDIANA PHI PSIS TO STAGE ANNUAL DINNER Three Hundred Hoosier Members WiU Meet at lincoln. Three hundred members of thè Phi Kappa Psi Greek letter fratemity from ninety counties in Indiana and many centrai •western and eastem States are to assemble here in thè annual Thanksgiving eve gridiron dinner of thè Indiana Alumni Association on Wednesday evening, Xov. in thè Travertine room of thè Lincoln Hotel, according to announoement here today by Charles X. Thompson, president. George D. Mcllvaine of Pittsburgh, Pa., national president of thè fraternity, will be thè only speaker at thè banquet. The active Indiana chapters are at De Pauw University, Indiana University and Purdue University. United States Senator James E. Watson, ex_Govemor James P. Goodrich and many other prominent Phi Psis are to attend thè banquet and a message is to be read from ex-Presi-dent Woodrow Wilson, also a member of thè fraternity. OBJECTS TO ROAD CHANCE By Timi Special AXDERSOX, Ind., Xov. 24.—The Central Union Telephone Company has filed a remonstrance against thè proposed change in thè State highway which now goes directly through thè new reformatory site. The company States that it would cost it $50,000 to change ita poles and lines in conformIty to thè proposed road. STOP ITCHING SKIN Zemo thè Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes tho skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo and appiy it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations, Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, Biotches, Ringworm and similar skin trcubles will disappear. Zemo. thè penetratine, satisfying liquid. is all that is needed. for lt banishes most skin eruptions, makes thè skin soft, smooth and healthy.—

IRRATIONAL MOTHER MAY HAVE POISONED FAMILY Police Believe Mrs. Henderson Caused Deaths of Six. *‘ \ r , x ? Y FLORENCE ANDERSON By United Press LANCASTER. Ohio, Nov. 24.—A mother, Irrational from 111-health, killed herself, her husband and four small children, police believed today as they probed thè Henderson family polson mystery. Additional evidence in thè hands of authorities tenda to show thè fatai polson was not placed in thè food by outsiders, Prosecutor Charles Radcliffe declared. MOTHER RESCUES CHILD FROM BURNING APARTMENT Mrs. Opal O’Lauglilin Escapes From Flames Fninjured. By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 24.—Mrs. Opal O'Laughlin rushed into a burnlng apartment here and saved her 2-year-old daughter from death yesterday. She had gone to a near-by grocery when Are started and returned to flnd thè house in a blaze. Neither she nor thè child was injured.

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CONSIDER NOBLESVILLE FOR YEOMEN HOME Representati ve of Organi zation Looks Over Large Tract. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Nov. 24. Anson L. Hassler, representing thè Brotherhood of American Yeomen, is here conferring with business men in regard to a proposed site for a home which thè brotherhood is proposing to build. It is said that a tract of land near Noblesville is favored for thè home. STATE FOUNDRY MEN IN SESSION AT PURDUE Department of Praotical Medianica Is in Charge. By Times Special Lafayette, Ind., Nov. 24. —Foundry men from all parta of thè State are here attending thè sessione of thè conference of Indiana foundry men which is belng held under thè direction of thè department of practical mechanics of Purdue University. W. A. Knapp, of Purdue presided at thè opening session. W. D. Hammerstadt of Indianapolis was one of thè speakers.

‘Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold In Few .Hours

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TWO INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED AGAINST CLARK Huntington Slayer Is t'harged With First Degree Murder. By Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., Nov. 24.— Two indietments charging Thomas T. Clark with first degree murder In thè klllIng of his wife, Lillie V. Clark, and eight-year-old son, Homer, at their home north of here on Wednesday, Nov. 15, were returned by thè grand jury yesterday. Clark is being held in thè Wells County jail at Bluffton. CHICKENS WIN CUPS C. E. Spaugh of Shelbyville won thè silver loving cup donated by thè Wonderlay Milling Company of Ilushville for having thè largest and best display of Barred Plymouth Rock chickens at thè first Breeders' and Fanciers’ Fall Poultry Show, which opened Tuesday noon at 23 N. Alabama St. None of thè other bixteén cups have been awarded More than 300 persons heard thè Illustrateci lectura on thè managing and proper housing of poultry tlocks, given last night by Prof. Le Roy Jones of Purdue University.

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GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 24.Marvin Williams, 27, was fount gullty of murder in thè first degre* by a Jury in Vanderburg Circuit Court

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iere late last night. He was senenced to thè State prison for lise. Williams stabbed to death Walter Walker, 27, in a suarrel last September over a woman.

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