Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1930 — Page 9

DEC. 5, 1930.

BOY, 10, KILLS FATHER DURING FAMILYBRAWL ‘He Hit Mother, Knocked Her Down,’ Officials Told by Lad. By United Press PHOENIX. Ariz., Dec. s.—'Ten-year-old Estill Wood Jr. was in technical custody today after the slaying of his father, E. R. Wood Sr., during a quarrel with Mrs. Wood. The boy, arraigned in justice court, told in a matter of fact voice bow his father had come home and tarted a quarrel with his mother. “Mother took a rifle and shot iver dads head to frighten him off,” the boy said. “He hit her and knocked her down and she told me to get help. I grabbed the gun and hot dad.’’ Wood with his wife and three children, had lived here for eleven oars, coming from Ashland, Ky., where families of the mother and : at her were said to be socially prominent. Mother Given Estate ANDERSON, Ind., Dec. s.—The will of Harry M. Bartlow, head of the trust department of the Anderson Banking Company, bequeaths the entire estate to his mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Bartlow. Value of the estate has not been ascertained. He died a week ago.

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Abie’s Mistake Tells Jewish Judge He Is Mohammedan; Goes to Jail.

By United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—A small Negro, wearing a brilliant green tie and holding a derby in his hand, stepped before the bar in County Judge A. I. Nova’s court. “Your name?” asked the judge. “Abie Cohen.” “Is that your right name?” “Yes.” “What is your religions?” “Jewish,” answered Abie without hesitation. The Judge, himself an Irraelite, looked perplexed. “Well,” he said finally, “there were twelve lost tribes of Israel. Perhaps you’re a stray member of one of them. By the way, are you orthodox?” Abie looked puzzled and finally answered: “I reckon not, Judge. I’m Mohammedan.” Whereafter, Judge Nova accepted Abie’s plea of guilty to a charge of assault and the prisoner was taken back to jail to await sentence. Deputy Prosecutor Chosen By Times Special ANDERSON. Ind., Dec. s.—Appointment of Robert Campbell, young Anderson attorney, as deputy prosecuting (attorney, is announced by Charles 'E. Smith, prosecutorelect.

VISITORS TOUR STATEFOREST Tree Congress Closes With Trip of Inspection. Problem of reforestation discussed in conferences of the past two days were demonstrated in actuality today when Delegates to the central states fores' .y congress made an automobile tiur of the new MorganMonroe county state forest of 8,000 acres. The tour was under supervision of the department of conservation and visitors w r ere shown the havoc caused by forest fires, results of erosion and the damage caused to all woodlands as a result of exploitation. , .. Normal organization of the congress has been accomplished with the adoption of i constitution and election of directors, who in turn will choose the officers. The directrs for 1931 are: C. Vivian • Anderson, Cincinnati; C. H. Barnaby. Greencastle: A. E. Horse, St. Louis; L. B. Springer, Springfield, HI., and W. E. Jackson. Frankfort. Ky. For 1932; W. F. Lodge, Monticello. 111.; E. M. Bruner, Louisville. Ky.: W. B. MacDonald. Ames, la.: James O. Hazard. Nashville. Tenn., and Frederick Dunlap. Columbus. Mo. For 1933: Kirk Fox. Des Moines. la.; Henry E. Colton. NashviUe. Tenn.; Edmund Secrlst. Wooster. 0.. and Ralph F. Wilcox, Indianapolis, state forester. T*cbier Selected CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Dec. s.—Members of the debating team of Wabash college include J. *W. Kitchen, Indianapolis, a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.

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