Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1926 — Page 20

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BAR ASSOCIATION SEEKS ABOLITION OF PAM BOARD Restoration of Determinate Criminal Sentences Urged. Further proposed changes In criminal procedure which will be sponsored in the coming Legislature by the Indiana State Bar Association were announced today. Among the proposed changes, suggested by the criminal jurisprudence committee, headed by Criminal Judge James A. Collins, are: Abandonment of the indeterminate sentence system, restoration of determinate sentences and striking revision of penalties. Ask Criminal Bureau The association will support abanlonment of the pardon board and tvill ask that bureaus of criminal record and identification be established in each county under supervision of the secretary of State. In restoring the determinate sentences, the followingterms have been proposed: manslaughter, now two to twenty-one, limited to ten years: robbery, now two to twenty-one, will be ny determinant period up to twen-ty-five years, with second conviction carrying life imprisonment; assault and battery with attempt to commit a felony, now two to fourteen years, Will be limited to ten years; rape, now five to twenty-one, limited to five years; arson now two to twentyDne, limited to ten years; burglary, now ten to twenty years, limited to ten year; vehicle taking, now three to five years, up to five years on first offense and ten years on second offense; auto banditry, now ten to twenty-five years, limited to twentyfive years; grand larceny, now one to fourteen years, limited to five years, with the mimimum amount stolen totaling SIOO, and embezzlement, now two to fourteen years, limited to ten years. Other Changes In urging abolishment of the pardon board it is recommended that a Bystem be adopted, whereby convicts may automatically reduce their sentences by good behavior. Several days ago the association announced three proposed constitutional amendments and a number of statutory changes. NEW BOOKS SELECTED Reading Circle Board Picks Five New Publications. Five new books have been adopted by the State Teachers’ Reading Circle, It haa been announced, following a meeting of the Indiana Young People’s and Teachers Reading Circle board at the Statehouse, Saturday. The books are "Fundamentals In English," by Cross; "Research for Teachers," by Buckingham; Political Parties and Party Problems,” by Woodbum; "Education for Character," by Sharp, and "Nature, Practice and History of Art," by Magonlgle. Couldn’t Bend, Back Ached So Kidneys Disturbed Him During the Night. Trouble Gone Now. Readers who are suffering from backache and kidney pains, know how wonderful it felt to Mr. A. M. Caudell, Fortville, Ind., to be rid of this agonizing trouble. Mr. Caudell writes: "Six weeks ago I got a severe aching in my back. It just seemed as if my back would break in two, and I could not stoop over without pain. I was nervous and my kidneys disturbed me during the night, so I ’ and not get much sleep. I would get p in the morning with a dull aching headache and feeling just as tired as ion I went to bed. Nothing did any good till I found Viuna, and t from the first I began to ima. The hurting in my back ped and I went to bed and got i'id night’s rest. My nervous- : :n gone and I can sit down to hie and eat--a good hearty I tell you Viuna is a wonder. have to get up at all at ny more and am feeling fine." "a acts promptly on aloff*** -la, lazy liver and weak kidney a N dies the blood, clears thf skin, re■res appetite and digestion, and brlngi ■cw strength and energy to the whou uody. Take a bottle on trial. Then H you re not glad you tried Viuna, your money will be refunded. $1 at druggist*, or mailed postpaid by Iceland Memcinc Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. e* VIUNA * The vegetable regulator

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CITY GROWTH IS SHOWN Postal Survey Indirates Steady Expansion in Indianapolis. Evidence of a solid and substantial growth is shown In a postoffice survey of the occupancy of office rooms, business rooms, residences and apartment spites, and in the construction of residence, according to A. B. Mundelle, superintendent of mails. There are now 121,6999 places for possible delivery of mail, compared to 118,384 places last February, the summary shows. In addition, the report shows 114,7222 occupied office rooms, business rooms, residences and suites in apartments, whereas last February there were only 11,138 such occupancies.

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