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GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, EERRIEAR Y 9, 19*.
No. 99.
TO THIEVES JSY IN CITY I WEDNESDAY
E BELIEVE LOCAL TALf IS RESPONSIBLE F()K TWO ROBBERIES.
MACHINES RECOVERED
SLAYER TO DIE HUNTSVILLE, Tex., Feb. 9. (UP) —UeorRe J. Hassell, confessed slayer of thirteen persons, will be electrocuted in the State prison here tonight. Hassell’s last hope of escaping death disappeared yesterday when Governor Dan Moody refused executive clemency. Moody’s decision was based on a sanity report which declared Hassell sane. Hassell confessed to the murder of his wife and seven step-children at Farwell, Tex., and to live murders in California.
GOOD PROGRAM ROUGH WEEK IS ARRANGED FOR ° V”: ‘ 0 0 ° ° ° 0 CONDEMNED BY
ardors of Probation week was voiced by the faculty
TWP. INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD IN THE REELSVILI.E HIGH SCHOOL HI 11.DING.
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p. m. p. in.
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FACULTY HERE
PACULTY MEMBERS STATE him pm IB m D i\ " n k is I N.I1 Hit M'S.
COM FHT TONIGHT
Tlie Harold Hauer piano concert will be given in Meharry Hall thU evening at eight o’clock. Mr. Bauer
is perhaps the greatest pianist who n G IVER ONI HUNDRED AND
OFAETT 4 Y/as PRESENTED BY PUPILS HERE
DM K
FKBRl MtY
rembly’s Car Is Driven About Mile*. Salesman’s Car T aken Only Few Blocks.
ltif>r it had been driven about IDO a door slightly damaged, and iterior covered with cigarette 'ft, peanut hulls and chewing gum ers, the Oldsmobile coupe beg to Ray Trembly was found I*, , dale early Thursday. I machine wa* .stolen from in "•of the Trembly home at the of Walnut street and Spring e about 6:30 o’clock Wednesvening. Mr. Trembly started the house to get into his car 0 p. m. and found that it was
ESCORT CHOKES GIRL WHEN SHE REPULSES HIM
BRUTAL MURDER STIRS OHIO W HEN 'I \ N < (INTESSES TO KILLING.
L. S. Van Natta and Mrs. Uarl Tuttle \\ ill Be The Principal Speakers At The Institute. The Wsi'-hington Township Farmer’s Institute will be held in the Reelsville high school building on Wednesday, February 15. L. S. Van Natta and Mrs. Carl Tuttle will be the principal speakers.
THE WKAIHF.It Mostly fair tonight and Friday. Not much change in temperature.
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LATER
PI EDGING
HAYLOFT TRIBE TO HOLD THEIR FESTIVAL HERE
ll W as Pointed Out That Fraternities Were Warned About Probation Week Three Years \go.
The following gram:
the complete pro-
BODY DROPPED
R1V ER
William Herron, 41, Attempted To Attack Sister-In-Law, Miss \ iola May, 21, Late Yesterday.
police were notified Jiut they j trace of the machine until d Dean reported that he had
PHILADELPHIA, O., Feb. K. (UP —William Herron, 41, confessed slay-
two young men push an Olds ,. r (1 f j,j s 03 year-old 1 ter in-law, out of a mud hole east of the : viola May, was held under hea\ > is was about 7:30 p. in. when ^uard today whih authoritii i-uiitin ean learned from the officers dragging the Tuscarawa; Riv r
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| , 1r. Trembly’s auto had been same young men or another [•']■'! attempted to steal the Oldcoupe owned by Paul Rhoad—(ravelling salesman, which was J in front of the Commercial This machine was found on Valnut street, the thieves be able to make a getaway in it :e believe the theft of Only car was the work of local It is understood they are
ig on clews.
MOP o FENSE USES
in an effort to find the girl's body. Herron admitted choking the girl to death when she resisted his udvunces, county prosecutor Janie Pat-
rick said.
Herron drove to a bridge panning the river at Dover, and dropped the girl’s bisly into the water, the confession was quoted as stating. The murder occurred Tuesday night. Herron appeared at the John Henig farm near here at 2 A. M. yes-
terday and said two armed men had tion. Both classe attacked him and kidnapped the girL follows; Conflicting details developed in his- Lot 1 Be t Cock,
story. After intensive questioning be broke down and confes ed, Patrick
said.
Program
10:00 A. M.—
Hong— “America” by Audience. TO Ailrres -”100 Year- of Indiana
Agriculture,” L. S. Van-Natta. Hong Reelsville High School.
Addre- ‘‘Health, Our Greatest
Asset," Mrs. Carl Tuttle. Appointment of Committee.
Noon
1:00 P. M—
Song—Reelsville High School. Report of Committees. Address “Life in a Rural Community,” Mrs. Carl Tuttle.
M usic.
Recitation—Elvin Hedge.
Addre.-.—“Can Farmers Co-oper-
ate?” L. H. VanNatta.
LARGE CL\SS
W ILL RE< FIVE IT \< KINGS
SATURDAY.
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Pointing out “the handwriting on the wall" as indicating second-year pledging for fraternities within a year or two the faculty in regular meeting yesterday afternoon voiced its condemnation for the actions of
fraternities that have held Probation OF 1 \ND1DATF.S week for their fre-hmen which 1,
suited, the faculty indicated, in the I, wering of scholar, hip and health on
I the part of those freshmen particiHKI.D SATURD \Y l*:‘ting in the rough week. Possibility of the construction of
a new men’s dormitory which will make Fniversity facilities ample to care for all freshmen was suggested tin morning by President Lemuel II. Murlin in an interview regarding the faculty meeting of Tuesday. Possibility of second-year pledging beginning in the fall of 1929 was uls, suggested
by the President.
In the lengthy discussion on the freshmen problem members of the faculty yesterday afternoon expre- <ed their opinions regarding Probation
Hayloft Lodge Is A Subordinate Order of Imnrovcd Order of Red
Men -Goml Fellowship.
Hayloft Tribe, Numhi r MOV announces the coming i f their annual fe-tival on Haturday evening, Kcbrunry 11, starting at half past seven o’clock in their lodg- rooms on the
east side of the square.
A large cln of candidates will rc ceive the teachings of Haycrnft. An Indianupoli hand will In- guests and will furnish the inu-ic. A degree
taff will accompany tin hand from standing of
the ticket -ale today indicate a large an lienee would hear t hi - tuned must cian thi evening.
DR. ST0CKDALE GAVE ADDRESS ON STRUGGLES
I IN \l VDDRFSS IN ( 11 M’FL ON 1 HI RSD V^ W \S "i HRIST;
NOT IRKED"
I.Et TURFS VRE COMPLETED Dr. Stockdale Said That Greatest l.lixun In World Is Soul Produced Hy Struggle. “Luxuries of Struggle” was the concluding evening lecture given hy Dr. Allen \. Stockdale last night in hi- serie of Simp-on lectures. His final lecture was given in chapel toon “(Tliist; Not Greed." In lad night’s lecture Dr. Stockdale asked that we pan out the soil of stiuggle to find the hidden gold in the form of true hixiny. “The greatest luxury in the world is the soul produced hy cheerful struggle." More important than the fault find ing spirit is that of finding things
IA
I IK ST W VRI) Pit IN PLAY.
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MTENDED
Exhibit* Poultry—
Class 1 Light Breeds.
Glass 11 General Purpn-e Breeds. All birds will be judged- on prodiu
will be divided as
week and its effect on the scholastic
the freshmen. Not only Dial are right. Many a man will fare
the Indianapolis lodge. State officers were the criticisms directed at the bad better in G pre-ence than in the her. The of the organization will al-o be pres- effects resulting on the part of the hm h ciitici.-m oi men, -omc n 1 ent. freshmen hut trenchant condemnation ' ,,J surprised in the hereafter tie Hayloft Tribe is a subordinate wa given those fraternities allowing 1 ul ‘ 1,1 <Tpn”tii>n they ha\ > un
Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Hell week to continue as a part of Men, it being a lodge of goodfellow their pre-initiation program.
I he Play Opened W ith -\ Rand Number Play Was Based On Fairy Story—Well Presented. Nearly one undre 1 and fifty pu pits from the Mary T -nma Jones School, pro-onted “Th- Sn ' Qn on,” an operetta in three acts 1 lie high -cliool auditoriu n Wedni -day evening. One of the largest audiences of the eason saw the playlett and enjoyed every minute of it. The opoictttt is adapted from And- < r on’s Fairy story by l ’ Watts Cooke. Practically every >y and giil in the First Ward School took part in it. The perfect manner in which liic playlett was given showed the teaclu is had given long hours of effort in drilling the children. The eo tunics added to the beauty of the play and nil togethi , it was one of the prettiest things the city schools have ever given. Ii-. K. R. Baitley, principal at the school was the general manager of the production, while Pi of. Unified wa- g- neral drector, Mi-s Mildred Peterson, music director, and other teichers and pupiF assisted in making it u suc-
cess.
‘That kind of a soul i
T^lCTICS IN * ^ er ’" P*D-ick s
iCKSONTRIAL
RNOR’S ATTORNEYS USE EW METHOD OF JURY QUESTIONING.
1 ion confessed. “1 guess l choked he.
j too long."
Herron’s automobile was found, I ubuudoned Huttons f«-«in Miss May’ coat, a ragged piece of her skirt and her glasses, the lenses broken, wen found in the machine. Herron’- ston of the supposed kidnapping, followed. Miss May and another young wo man, Evelyn Fretz, visited the form er’s sister Tuesday night. The- attac k on Miss May occurred after Herron had driven Miss Fretz to her home and was enroute home with Mis May. Herron .-aid he drove to a gravel pit on the Dciver-Ganton highway and parked. He then attempted to attack the girl and a violent quarrel
Lot 2 Bc- t Hen.
Isit 3 Best pen of three birds-.
Best Doze n White Eggs. Best Dozen Brown Egg
He-t 10 Ears Yellow Corn. Hc -t 10 Ears White Corn
Hc-'t Pock of Wheat.
Ur-t Peck Oots,
Best Peck Irish Potatoes. Bo t Loaf White Bread. Best Angel Food Cake. Best ( hocolate Cake.
Best Can Corn.
Be- t Gun Green Beans. Bo t Can Tomatoes.
Host Can Peaches. Host Can Cherries.
Host Quill. Be t Scarf.
Bc-t Pillow Cases.
IFst Apron.
ship and the 1 member.- all have good times. Officers of the. lodge urge that all its members be present on thi annual occasion to help make it. a
success.
It is believed the band will make a public appearance if the weather pcmils, before the lodg* program open .
tions, which applies ordinarily ( two years, outlawed prosecution IS Governor for an alleged crime
Ji'ears ago.
ur or intimidation of former!
Seaplane Found; Crew Is Missing
RTROOM, INDIANAPOLIS, . (UP)—The statute of limita under which Gov. Ed Jackson’s 1 " eys are expected to make an it to obtain his acquittal of a y charge, by asking a directed t, came to the fore today when ifense adopted new tactics in
oning prospective jurors.
Ki s C. Kivitt, Jackson’s attorney, »’“D ick said, appan ntly questioning the 12 in the panel Hl 'V ro " cl "' k,Ml ,hr ,r|r| . th ‘ 1 er they would acquit Governor 1 ,lrove lo th '' D '' ver wh « "' h < in if the evidence sustained the 'Topped the body into tin rivet. ^ I|! ie contention that the statute of After hearing Herron s tmy, po-
lice went to tlu- gravel pit. The cel' slippers were Inund, hut darkle
fxsjy Governor for an alleged crime *oi< cd them G, delay lui he, - ai'<
■I Lars ago. t.ntil toiiay. — -» r— ler | If Herron thr<-w Mi May’ bin I >
nor McCray to conceal the al- into tlle riv »' r . il l> r ‘» bab l> w 'i- wash bribe is as much an essential '''* <b)Wn stieam, oftio r- believe, 1 .
the state’s case as any Herron attempted suicide shortly An abandoned enplane, the SI-TV, part,” Kivitt said in question- :l ^ ter be was arn -te-l, Ta riff Abe fT- om the Naval air quadrou at Olon- ^ u- tale-men. Laird -aid. He -nnl 1 had a terrific gapo, wa found floating off Cavite, Vlore opening this line of attack, 1 wilh th, ‘ '"t 1 " Uerror' houhl I u/on I land, today,
ill had obtained from Judge ,,r wu dislocated during the fight, ■ ^es M. McCabe an indication that b,a ‘ l ‘d declareil. |
question of challenges came be- , him, he would hold that any ii jFirary member of the jury could
cused perempleiily by eirie 1 d< /^r^XT/^rMTTD A TTC 1 the panel hail been sworn for V/vJi1VLjIy * *\A 1 la
Jtf!?*’’ rat bcr than that acceptaiu - final aft«*r each man had been
•d twice by both sides,
j - idiction that an acceptable jury
It was pointed nut by members of the administration that fraternities were warned three years ago of the probalility of second-year pledging or freshmen pledging with freshmen living in 1 niver. dy halls if fraternities could not prove their ability to direct freshmen in a commendable manner. As a result in little fraternity support to better the situation, theyj pointed out, tlie committee on edueaj tional policy and the committee on administration have both recommended to the board of trustees some plan of housing all freshmen in univei ity ; dormitories in order to put the con-
RI-T’RFSFNTATIVF OF STVLF tro * :,n '* L’uidanoe of freshmen direet
HOARD WILL BE I’KEKENT
ASSESSORS TO HOLD MEETING ON FEBRUARY 23
A I Ml I I ING.
TO
ril i l
PROBLEMS
ly in the hands of the University. The executive committee of the hoard of trustees has the n-commend-ations of these two faculty committees in its hands and definite action will probably be taken at tlu-ir mci l
All Township Asses-or* And Deputies ing omi .tj nil . in April. In\e ligation Are Requested To Be Present j B to |„. T , iu d 0 on the part of Uni Letter Received Thursday. VPrsi ty committee a to the advi ■ —— ability of such action and this inforCharles Marshall, county asse -or, niatioii will be placed hefon- the ex
I received a letter from John J. Brown, emtive committee at its next m.-s-
NAV \L BASE UNABLE TO ‘-'bainnan of the St.,e Board of Tax s j„„
l.t)( ATE TWO AIK- ‘ Commissioners, Thm-day morning,! «i‘ am a fraternity man and verv
MI n. | |
fraternities,” the I’resident stated.
REBEL TROOPS
IN NICARAGUA
MANILA, P. I., Feb. 9. (UP)
Land and sea planes started in !. eurch for the pilot and any passeng-
ers he may have carried.
in regards to callii.g a inerting of all. township a-se- . All township a lessors and deputies, according to tin- letter, are reqie tad to he at the Court House on Thursday morning, February 23 at 10 clock to attend the annual meeting of township a
- essors and depute
A special repre illative of the
“Next to my home, to my church, at.*I I'fnni to DcPauw, I owe more than any nth- "' - 11 er influence in my life to my fraternity. I am sorry to ay, however, that, in tin- whole the fraternity ideal has fallen to an unfortunate
i be found before adjournment| Ut s . MARINES LE ARN OF M\SS- / had been made in th.- belief |s ( ; NATIVE KEVOLI TTONpwremptory challenges could not isTS THL’KSDAY.
tercised after the jury had been 1 ited, and before it was sworn,
Unofficial reports indicated the occupants of the plane had been saved i but army and navy officers could not
confirm them.
o — - -
Divorce Complaint Filed Wednesday
State Board of Tax Commissioners a ™l ^ey have fallen far below will be present and scuss and advise t b< ' b,l, ‘ service they could otherwise
with Mr. Marshall nd the township give."
assessors on problem- to be im-t dur-
ing the year.
Meetings are held each year in each county in the tate at which time many problen are discussed.
MASON IG NOTICE Galled meeting T- mple Lodg 47 Friday at 7:30 P. M. E. A.
gree.
No.
D-
dt rj one here,
a luxury.”
The fine literature written in nd ver.-e times is evi once of luv iry found in struggle. Again, consider ih work of the Pilgrim-, who, aft watching the Mayflower di-appenr, turned to take up a new life. Like-wi-e, Boos* veil found joy in his t niggle with ill health to become a powerful man, "a i-ro-s between St. Geoigt- and St. Vitus.” Notice, the -|saker said, that worth uhile [irojeci- are attacked most; one findthe most cltihs under the be-t apple
tree.
“One find- luxury by daring to do :hc thing that tin coward would not begin -through divine struggle,” concluded Dr. Stockdale. RESTRAINING ORDER ASKED
\\ ANTS OKIH K KFS I R AIMNG ( OI M A I KF A'-l RFR I ROM
SELLING PROPERTY.
An order to res*rain Alva Li.-hy, county treasurer, from selling real - tate, has been filed in the Putnam Circuit Court, Clara M Hunt versus Alva Li hy. According to the com the plaintiff owns lot number
the town of Manhattan and
purchased the lot on December 9,
1921.
The plaintiff allege that the property was bought in the settlement of affair of Gillespie and Com pany, and that when the property was purchased it was with the understanding- that all Luxe were paid. The plaintiff fm n r allege that the property has h- »n advertised hy
wants ati order defendant from
selling the property. Fred V. Thomas and Fay Hamilton are the attorneys
for the plaintiff.
The play opened with a band numband composed of about 20
member-, was direct- -l by William kspaugh. They were in flashy costumes and made 'he op- ning hit
of the evening. T'-
tluoe scenes of
followed the all play which .n which all
interested nd
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. 9. (UP)—United States Marine: were
it is possible the contest will he
«e same questions were asked ^ t to th ‘' ; 1 ' ' other ten in the l.ox, not even tnct ’ Wil ; , "> ,ort, • ,l fol ow - ;f 'l-ting the seven who had been, pr , s Au>?u ' t,no Sl,ndino ’ V-ed twice hy both the state and 1 lpa,l, ' r ’ ^ ri ‘ ^"^ntrat.ng Vdefenm Th. replies were sim- n It Q w “ s n '' , " rt “' 1 h, * re that Wll lam to thoee of'Fowler and. Boetcher. ** Sav gny, American vice-consul at
WUe-i whether „ bad Ma,a » fa " ,a ’ h “ 1 d k "' . ek ♦ while Harold Patterson, Briti h brought to thuir gttention that , x ,
•gainst Jackson and few knew States Minister Eb.-rhardt that
he expected full protection of Bnt-
be same questions were asked ish ,i . ves i a,,d P^riy, as had been
n the negro member of the pun- ( l ,rom,sf 1 • ^
Colbert, No. 8, was reached. In " ition he was asked whether he w of anything that would cause
to injure the defendant. No *ir," Colbert replied.
PLAINTIFF IN CASE ALLEGES i RI EL AND INHUMAN I RE AT MEM.
dTbr ft
A complaint for divorce, Bessie Al-
ice Barnett versus Walter Forest Barnett, has been filed in the Putnam Circuit Court by Fred V. Thom-
as, attorney for the plaintiff. According to the complaint, the
plaintiff and defendant were married on November 7, 1910 and separated on February 5, 192H. The plaintiff alleges that her husband, bus at divers times, called her vile names, cursed her and struck her and has also refused to go places with her
or treat her as a husband should.
KDVY ARD LEARN
“This freshmen situation,” tin President continued, “is unsound in
every aspect: it is almost as had the treasurer and -I among sophomores. These facts i- ued le-training th
have been pointed out to the fru ternity upperclassmen over and over. Unless the situation greatly improve very drastic action will have to be
taken.
j “These matters of which we comI plain do not apply to each and every I fraternity alike; some of them have been exceedingly loyal and helpful and are doing constructive work. It will be unfortunate if, therefore, in seeking a remedy, these must suffer the inconvenience brought upon them
by the wilful, stubborn and thought HICKMAN SHOULD le-s.
FATE BY END OF “This ec ml ye n pledging ha.i beWEEK, ! in tbi) background for three years,” o—■ I the President concluded. “Fraterni-
State Presents Final Evidence In Slaying Case
Brazil Wins In Legion Drive
GRI I m A - I LI \ ND CLOV l R DALI POSTS STO<ID -I VEN I H
AND NINTH.
carried a pretty
the childien wen
pi rfect actors. The story says:
Gerda and Kay are devoted playmate When the Snow Queer freezes Kay’s heart, he becomes a c- -1 rascal and join, a band of unruly street urchins after which he is abducted by the Snow Queen’s bnhd of Snowflakes. Of nil the people in the village, no one will brave the bitter storm to seek him, except Gor.la, who goes ulo. e on the quest. Geidu meets with various adventi. .c icluding witch in an i nchanttd gnnien of liv :,g fl ers, and is put under a mag .peL which cause her to forget her mission. But the flowers ir-tores h r memory an ing to her the eeret of where Kay may he found and how his frozen heart can he inelt-d. Next, Cerda is iv-cued by the Robber Girl an i is carried by a friendly reindee> t 'he Snow Quc n's Palace. When (hull enters the ce Palace Kay is striving to solve an ice block -puzzle whit h the Snow Queen ha-giv-n him. Kay, cold and unfriendly a a i- suit of the Snow Queen’s magic fails to recognize Gerda until lie remembers the Flowers’ ndv - an 1 Work th- ehiii'in which melts his heart. The puzzle i- then solved and
ill ends happily*.
Through means of n spei iul light* ing system and seer ry iffects, both the snow -ceiii 1 . amt the lo-ing ice scenes are madi vt ry- realistic. The entire playlet, in fact, was far above a iy kin of entertainment that ha ovt r been enacted by- school children in this city, the pioceeds from which will go to the betterment of the music system of the Mary 1 -nut Jones
I School.
AUTO DRIVER ACCOSTS GIRL
LOt AL GIRL REFUSED TO AC ( LPT INVITATION TO RIDE AND FORCE WAS ATTEMPTED.
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 9. — ^j ps ^ave shown that they are unable The trial of Edward Hickman reach- ur unw ji|j ng to co operate with the P urt
Report of new member of the American Legion at the • ml of the second phase of the state wide rive indicate- that tie- Fifth Congressional district, of which this eity is a
will
over the top in the
KIWANIS MEET.
A large attendance was recorded at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis
‘so wr," uoioert repneu. |club, which wa h-T-l at the I’n-.-by-Now, you may have agreed or dis- terian Church Thursday noon,
eed with the defendant in his po- D r- Allen Stockdale, who has been michael, who wu born, on Septemal views,” laid Kivitt, “Would dt-livering the Simpson addre.sse* in her IK, 1918. The plaintiff also asks prejudice you?” Meharry hall, was the principal | for five dollar a week and $50 for
Mrs. Burnett wants the custody of their daughters, Wilma Jean Car-
'0f->
ed its final stages today, and before J a( j m j n j iarat jon in caring for their nightfall, the jury of eight men and fri . shn|( . n so a , to KUard , hP ir health
i and scholarship. Means are avail- | able to construct a new dormitory and ! require all freshmen to live in Unii versity-owned halls and be under -li-
four women was expected to start deliberation on the punishment to be assessed against the slayer of Mar-
ion Parker.
Attorneys for both sides were to, „ complete final arguments. Then, af-| rp<, naersity supi msion.
drive, Lynn H. Kidd of Brazil, district <4)mmander, stated today. Brazil Po t Number wa de to maintain its lead over all Legion Posts in this district to tlie end of the second pha e of the membership
driv
A DePauw co-ed re - ived a bad score Wednesday eveiung while enroute to the library. As she was walking from her home to the library, an uutomobih drove up to the curb near her a id the driver asked her if she cared to take a ride. The invitation was refused and the driver informed her w'' in oath that she would take a and he jumped from the cur a . tempted to catch ihe girl, who lieu.
The party in the car gave up the chase, but not until the girl was badly frightened. Owing to the many
Brownsburg Post Number 331 brutal kidnaping* which hive stirred second, and North Salem Post the country, such attempt.-- as this
No Sir.”
speaker.
attorneys fees.
ter the judge’s charge, will write the No definite action was taken by the umber 217 wa third with Danville one Wednesday evening -hould be last chapter of the trial by sending faculty in regard to I’robation week, a close fourth. Greencustle Post stopped. If such a thing is possible, Hickman to the gallows or to an asyl- Decision to hold freshmen rigidly to Number 58, st- oil a-venth, and Clov- and no punishment would be too scum for the criminal insane. 1 classroom itandards in spite of the erdale Post Number 281, ninth. vere for such a person.