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UI KNCASTLK, INDIANA. MONDAY. JANUARY 18,1932.

NO. 79

TWO ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTS ON YOUNG GIRLS

frank cash and iursmui COOPER LODGED !N COUNTY JAIL SUNDAY

TO GIVE F AIT i 1 > RECITAL Miss Louise Palm* i Walker, popular violinist an.| member of tho De i Pauw music s- hool fa ulty, will pre : ent her i ecit ! ■ ... ning at eight o’clock in Mcharry hall. ■ • * . p ro f Vernon Sheffield at the pi uio. ^11 , \\ a I kow a fo t. r< I i.. p...f oone this recital several voel ig 0 when

CRIMINAL ATTACKS CHARt.ED Alleged To Have Had Ulieit Relations With Opal and I nla Nichols, Minors

F’rank Cash, 34 years old, of Clover dale township, and Herschel Cooper, age 30 years old, of Jefferson town ship, were lodged in the county jail Sunday by Sheriff Alva Hry m and deputy Edward Eiteljorge, charged with criminal as.-ault. According to an affidavit filed against l ash by Lola Nichols, age 13 years, he is alleged to have crimin ally attacked her Iasi July 0 A simdar affidavit filed against Cooper by Opal NichoL , age lf> yeai ., I alleges he criminally attacked her on July 10 last year R<>th girls were committed to the Indiana Girls’ School at <Tc irmout by Judge James I’ Hughes in juvenili court last week, but each made the affidavits against the two ni« n before they were taken to the Marion county state institution. Roth men pleaded not guilty when arrigned before Judge Janie; P. Hughes in the Putnam circuit court Monday morning and their trial date was set for February 15. Judge Hughes fixed their bonds at $1,000 each. Officers said both, men were married.

S. UUUGET

hills facing < ONGRESSMEN

Ai Ilf''. ON ANNUAL APPRO.

Lh'l 'll 11 \ MEASURES CONI ROM ; | AAV MAKERS

CL I I IXPENSES EXPECTED

FALLS 14 STORIES lo DF ATH

JUST AS AID ARRIVES

CHICAGO, Jan 18, (LP)—For five minutes Clarence E Brinckerhoff, 38, advertising agency head, clung by his fingers to a window ledge 14 stories from the ground then a - a’d c rived his grip failed ind he fell to - , death. Police believed Brinckerhoff planned suicide but changed his mind after climbing out tbr window high

ibovc the excl'i • Like 1,1,

The advertising man, who had been under treatment for a nervous ail-

ment. had locked himself in the bathEeonomv In Government I« Slogan room His wife heard him s-ream for Dcspit, Jo .Satisfy hel P an(1 unablp 10 °P? n th ' ' 1 '11- < "it -tituents ' erl R ob<>rt Graham, managet ot the

j apartment hou e

1 As Graham and Mr., Brinckerhoff 1 broke in they saw- the man’s purpled I fingers relax their grip. He war, killed

PROSPECTS F( >E LEGISLATIVE SESSION GROW

[New IJrv ( hiei

INDICATION • BRIGHTER AS PE BULT OF CAM S HELD ON SATURDAY N E N A T O F . f AVOR SESSION

Gov. Leslie Indicates He Will Call Legislature If Sound Tax Program Is Advanced

llendel

Former Resident Dies In (lliiecigo

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■ he injured her wn t in an ircidental fall at her h me m Haun t ('onrt This was the first time Mi. Walker evei la lied to ippe.i 1 1 t i I'ol.ilt i date The program fm Tue day night', per

fonnance is in three grouj

lows;

Sonata in D-Major ...

Adagio Allegro

Larghetts

Allegro

i'mi pi+o in P Minor Allegro Moderato

Romance

Finale a la Zingara

Vein lie

Pipi e (enforme de H’abanei 1)

Ravel

Liebesfreud ...... . Kreisler

ibvut to be put to the

test m tin- 1 1 .tj c j 0 b of putting a ruthless a ., to the wild giowth of

government expenses.

It is beg 1 nninr the work of passing tin aiinual .appropriation bills for op j elation ot t , government The first I one, the .igncultural bill, was ready! fm cniiMdi 1 ation by the hou e today.! C'nngre turns to this work faced j hv the ni" a ••riioi.- peace-time con . dition of fedi 1 il finances. At the same time ele< tion year politics threatiai ' 1 weaken the good resolu ti n with w a. h meinheis are digging

into their thankless task

Two figtiii ■. show the size of the 1 foil In the coming year the govern ment may have to raise nearly $1*1,-' OOfl.onft.nno to rover nmning expenses, (

instantly

OW EN GOT VI A SHERIFF SUED 1% SI IT HERE

DAM AGES OF *5,000 \ KI D BY LEON OLIVER AGAINST HERSCHELL POVVELL

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 13, (UP)— Proponents of ,1 special tax iehef :-esdon of the general a -.embly regarded | then goal a step nearer today a., they j sun-eyed the results of a "secret" | meeting of state senators Saturday. Another meeting of state ;,ei a tor.; i will be held within three week:;, it was de ided. Like the one Saturday, it will be called by Lee Hartzell, Republican. F'oit W ivne By that time, it w i; believed, a house committee ; will be ready to cooperate with the 1 enate in devising a relief program which will be presented to Governor

Harry G. Leslie.

The governor ha; indicated that if he is assured of speedy action on a relief propn al, he will call a special

| session

All the 25 senators a* Saturday’s meeting said they favored 1 special

MRS. JUDD'S DEFENSE TO BE INSANITY

HOOSIFR WDM AN TO GO ON TRIAL IN ARIZON A ON TUESDAY DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT Ruth Judd Charged AA'ith Slaying Two Companions And Putting Bodies In Trunks

MRS. AMELIA BODfMEK 1 KKN < ASF l<> HF, BURIED in CHI t AGO ('EMFT FRY I UKSDAY

IRUCKS < OI LIDF, -AND BURN; I KILLED; ? HURI

Noble J. Volte, ‘J3, a truck driver j of I/ebanon and Indianapolis, was ' killed instantly near Brazil Monday ! morning when (he truck ho was

^ driving coUi^d head-on with an Mrs. Amelia Bodemei F’ernease, > other PiTice In In » A’ohe wife of Henry F’erncase, prominent a deep at th' w heel nd ,iu ki g ud stone carver of Chicago, passed away denly, swerved in front of the othei

at the Masonic hospital in Chicago, Saturday afternoon where she had been confined the past three months following an automobile accident In juries suffered in the accident < an .< -1

her death.

Mrs. Femcase was the oldest child of Mr. and, Mrs Ernest Bodemei, de ceased, and was born and spent her girlhood days in Limedale. Since hri marnage her home has been in Chi

cago.

Surviving are the husband, two socs Henry Ferncase Jr., attorney, anil Jack Ferncaie, and three grandchil dren, all of Chicago, and one sistei, Afiss I^ena Bodemer, of Indianapolis The funeral and burial will be Tue? day in Chicago. John G. Friend, south of tow ". Airs f red Johns, of Madison tow nship, an I Mrs. Allie F’riend Allen, of this city, are cousins of the deceased. She also has many friends 111 this < immunity who will be grieved to learn of bet

death.

Damages of $5,(ini' are asked by Leon Oliver in a suit filed in the Put nam circuit court Monday morning i against Herschell Pi w-ell, sheriff of

It fn| , deficit,, the finance corporation, farm 1 (Tw-en county, for alleged fa 1 * iiie.t

loan bonds, Hie home building hank.- by the official Septembers, 193? The < ssion They ippointed a committee an-l othpr mea- ur^ii It can count on j sll j t was brought here on a change of , ;l11 on u 1 M > el • P Plkpr of

onl\ about $3,500,000,000 of this from , venue from the Owen < ircuit rout ‘

According to the complaint, Oliver charges the official arrested him be tween 5 and 6 o’clock in the morning without, a warrant or without cause and imprisoned him in the Owen oun ty jail at Spencer and deprived him of his liberty for a space of rigid hours The plaintiff further allege; he was compelled to give the defend ant *30 before the sheriff would re-

lease him.

In an answer of gcneial denial and a confession of anest, the sheriff alleges he took Oliver and two other men, Nick Hutchers' n and William

iii an elec-j jyjock into custody for investigation

Elected president of the AntiSaloon League to succeed Bi-hop Thomas Nicholson, of Detroit, Bishop Ernest G. Richardson (above) ia head of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. Trie election waa held at the annual convention of the league in Washington, D. C-, at which F. Scott McBride, general superintendent of the organization, advocated a non-partisan policy in an attempt to secure the support of "drya” in all parties.

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machine. B<dh truck- caught fire and A’olie’s body « « ■ badly burned

\V. J Cook, Terre Haute, driver of the other truck, and Albert I .aw

re nee, Greene i .tie, a hiteb hiker rid

mg with Cook, weio in jilted. STMT WINDS I P EVIDENIE IN W ITT < VSE

AT I FMf t in INI ROD! • [ 1 ON li . io M ADI BA ALLEGED

GROCER ILAYEI

taxes The remainder must b<' bor rowed. With some government bonds now selling for about S3 cents on the Wtenia' 1 ski dollar, the neeessity of congress pull ing m its belt and slashing expenses even at the eo t ,,f hurting some feel

ing ; is recognized generally. The difficulty j that everybody is

for economy in general and nearly everybody i ig uii ♦ it in various par Oculars. Senators and congressmen, despite the demand for economy, still want postoffices and roads for their constituents and jobs for their political heelers. It is hard for them to

begin economy at home tion year especially.

Moral support from the country is what tlVy want and less petitions fell i from then- ronsOtuents for imposing p .(office., river dredging and similai

costly project;;.

Beginning in the iiin-T obvious items —Die governmei * departments, a scanning of the figures shows that cost have leaped up two and sometime. four timer, in the last few years These costs creep in insiduously—a few more employes fm this bureau, a few new building for that. Congress men showed their willingne-s to be gin cuttr g on themselves a few davs 'go when the; struck out of the fits* deficiency bill *700,000 for enlarging their individual offices at the capitol. Senator La* Harrison, Deni, Miss, has shown where the axe swingers might look for something to do He has taken the appropriations for 1924 and compared them with the amounts i-ked fnr this .ear h-. President

Hoover.

‘ho house, to urge similar action that division of the legislature They nupd that new souices of revenue be opened so that the tax burden on propel'y may be lessened, and that county toad maintenance he placed with tlx tate highway commission it

it can be done at a saving

Lieut Gov Edgar D Bush, who, with Myers, c tidied appointment of i committee i t bu .mess and industrial leader.; to draft i iehef program, at tended the meeting Bush wag not in vited when the meeti; g originally wa , planned, but was extended a belated

invitation.

ROACHDALE MAN Bl RIED VI < | OVERD U E

KOS( 111 R11 I A in \N St CM AIRS ■-'ll RDAY 1 ill IUAA IV, LONG ILLNESS

Funeral services were held from the Providence Rapti.4 Church near Cloverdale Monday afternoon at. 1 o’clock lor Ro.-.coe Riley Ryan, age 61 years, who died of chronic nephritis

at his home in Roachdale Saturday only in a builnp . ick,

PHOFA’IX, Ariz., Jan. 18, (UP'Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd will plead inranity as one of her defenses when she gees to trial Tuesday charged with the murder of her two women frie !s, her attorney indicated today, Herman Lewkowitz, Mrs. Judd’s local cotinr-el, admitted that he probably will attempt to show in anity “among other’ things.” Under Arizona law, e of several defenses. The 27 year old woman charged with killing Mu HedviSimuelson and Mrs. Agnes Lc-io- and riding 500 'miles with their memberei bodies in her luggage ha been under the observation of many ps\ hiatrists and alienist . most of thtm requested by the defen -' but -ovetal c'ting for the

state.

Two sealed p.acke'. , addressed to the clerk of the court, Lave arrived by mail froi n • w< ten cities. Though their ntents were undisclosed, P wa believed 1 hey related to Mrs. Judd’s girlhood in Indiana. It v i • mght ely that her parents, the frhei an Indiana evangelist - the stand to tell what they know of the “burlap abduction," ' ;-ni itional narrative of Mrs. Judd’s adolescence. As the i tory w i printed at the time of her arres tiiree months ago, Mrs. Judd, when she was 16, allowed herself to be "found" in a barn clad

i t Id a story

following an automobile clash and that Hutcherson later was fined for intoxication. He charged that Olivei gave him a fictitious name when ar lested and he also well knew the i.;o was for payment of damages to •"

auto.

The suit ha-- been pending in Owen county for more than a yeai md wi . brought here by Dip plaintiff after he alleged he could not have i fan and impartial trial in Owen county Little, Ijttle, Horn and Lewis, of Indianapoliire attorneys for the plaintiff, wh ir J FI Harnson is attorney for the d< fend an* Thieve Take Eouni.mi l > riis

SM I ATION SERB>1 IS IN FLOOD AREA

>F IN AA AI F U ADD;; IO PERIL IN IRK KI N MISSISSIPPI SECTION

afternoon, following an extended ill- °f kidnaping at i .cdu.'tnn tnat reness. Rev. Reuben Masten of Belle suited in the arrest of a neghbor 1 ninn. conducted the services, and in- y- dh, a story h w. .-aid to have retorment was in Providence cemetery. O-; ted later, with t e nfe-sion 'hat Mr Ryan was bom in Montgomer- it was a fiction growing out of her county February 8, 1871, the son of passionate wish for a child. Graham D aid Martha A Ryan H- Mrs JwMN her arw married December 24, 1890 to rest . a Keen of t io - rt that w*ould

Emma Florence Blue Mr Ryan was a member of the Christian church an'! the Knight;; of Pythias. He was a great lover of home and music and

lend itself to the cor.ten'ion that she was in.- me. In the off:ee of the Los Angeles captain of electives on th" ght die surrendered, --he aroused

wa:, deeply devoted to his family and some surprise by calmly announcing, grandchildren when her husban i told her he was Besides (he widow he leaves four fighting any attempt to take her back daughters and two sons, Mrs. Des. » to Arizona.

Stockholders File An Appeal JUDGE JAMES P HUGHF • IH NIES SPENCER BANK !<>' K HOLDERS NEAA TRIAL.

Four stockholders in the defunct Lxchange Bank of Spencer, denied i hew trial by Judge Janie P Hugh' in the Putnam Circuit court after lie ruled they were liable to depositor; for the amount of stock they held in the funct institution, have appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court The appeal wa taken in th' suit ■ ■ Bmarj ■ ■ > ■ igainst Maude Alspaugh and others, a suit to de termine liability of stockholders, which was brought to the local court on a change of venue from owrp county. In a decision handed down in the local court’ December 23, Judge Hughes ruled that the stockholders w-ere liable and made certafn asses ments against those held liable. The stockholders who have appealed to the Supreme court and tint assessments made against them, are Maude N. Alspaugh, $1,500; Russell H l • an .. $1,000 Hai iweet 000; and John R. Green, $250. «

Raymond Herod and Edgai Car ®1n who underwent operations at county hospital receii'tly were ble to return to their homew Mon *y.

1 EFA’.'O’ . Ind., Jan. 18, tUPt - An atten.-i't introduce a c-nfession allegedly t' * 1e by ' harles AA itt an f l Lour H iniiltnn, admitting that they killed 1 ifavette Jack on, rh'in gro- ■ erv "U'd, e ' c-peeled to b* made in Witt's murder trial, which was resumed hen t' d iv. Indianapoli - police, public officials and newspaper men were summoned b v the t.'te t,-, t< *ifv that the confessmn wa m t obtained by dure. ;. The tale u e, expe, ted to wind up it , , r.e 11'* ("'lay ot tomorrow . < he.; ter ,1 iek 'it of the slain ma , « a ■ to be 'he pi" ecution'.; last witnes-. AIOIHI R REV. DAVIS IHI - Mr.; Harriett Dari.;, age 91 years, of Indian m-'li ■, mother of Re\ H I |)avi , "t ' i' i ity. | formei tin en last!, nun' 'rt, died ! rtutda; F'uner •al service; were heM in Indianapolis Mon Iav in '"ing at 10 oYl ek with Dr ,t i; i .impbell of Greencastle, in

charge

(rrrk> \rrOutOI B;mks F;n lv Sumkiv Continued taintall t.aturdav night resulted in high wateis ov-er the en

tire

eral of tlio larger stream:; overflowing tlu ir hanks. Where th' waters overflowed and crossed roads some damage was done to the county highway system, but it was not believed the damage was great. Many lowlands also were un del water Sunday morning. Roads in m’ oi two places Sunday weie intpa sable because of high waters, but t ho water soon subsided and th- creek I' ll l^g AA .limit we t of town was over its banks in several I places Clearing ski*'-; Funday resuit ed in cessation of the ram.

RETT SE IO JAM MONET "R OTHER ARTICLES OI VALU1

FROM STORE

Fill her OI Fim .iI Man Dies Sinnkn

CH_AFLEN KING FANSF.D AWAY AT H0MF, OF DAUGHTER IN

CUNTON TOWNSHIP

90 days passed away at the home of his daughter, AD lee AVood of Clin ton town hip Sunday morning at 8;15 a in of pneumonia after am extended illness Mr 'King-w i; born and rea'ed in Putnam County and spent hi ; entire life here He served a-, trustee of Madi. on township a number ofyears and wa . always interested in loeal affair.. H*' leave one daughter, with whom he made h's home, Mrs la’e Wood, and one on B. P. King of Greencastle also three grandchildren and seven gM" it grandchildren, on*' . i ter, Mrs Elijah Houck of Terre Haute and other relatives F'unera! service - will be held Tues day at. I 30 p. m at the home with Rev Airhart of Crawfnrdsville in

connlv Sunday rmiining, with sev chaige of the services, bnrial in Little i-equest of Mr. Lcngden and

JACKSON. Miss, Jan 18, (UP»—, A further rise of flood waters in the Tippo basin added *o the peril of more ♦ ban 2,000 pet on;, marooned on roofs, levee top., and every available high spot as they awaited resell* today Hundreds of shivering and hungry families .pent i nigh* of horror cling ing precariously to roofs or huddled ' together "it h’gh knolls a.; black water ; du.dnd at their feet Rescue workei:;, halted by darkness marshall- , ed fones for new excursions into the

basin

Of the 5,090 or more persons ma rocneJ in the basin, approximately half had been taken out in boats, .kiffs and makeshift rafts at dusk 1" t nigh* Insufficient boats handicapped rescuers although 250 paddle skiffs and 50 motorboats were rushed to the area yes erday. Urgent appeal, weie made throughout the south foi

more boats

F’ood supplies were inadequate in

many refugee camps. This, coupled with exposure in makeshift shelter;, caused imminent danger of disease. Additional Red Cross workers have be»n summoned with local chapters

taking charge in their areas Three more towns were being evac-

uated tod.iy They weie Distal, High point and Philip Tippo and Marcel were abandoned late Saturday a.; the 15 foot wall of water swept into the basin -md f"i major breaks in the east Tallahatchie river levee Torrent

— - - - from the .e breaks converged as they John Buis. 68 years oH. of Com pout* inti ’he basin, can -mg lie w mercial P|a<e. charged w ith ••sir •• | ( , . m tr . tc k in idditi n to vast wheat from Grafton Longden, fai pnpi'ily lamagi" mer, east ot town, entered a plea of guilty to the charge In circuit court —

Monday afternoon, and was senten ccd to ,;pi \ e 1 to 5 years In tlie iytat«

prison

Judge Janies P Hughes, however

Harbarger and Mrs. George AA'ht ker of Crawfordsville; Mrs. Clona Wright of Indianaj'oli ; Mi..., Ortha Ryan,

‘ AA'hy. I wan- to back to Ariz na, that’s the only pla e for me." At her preliminary hearing, she

Thieves who specialize i in fountain pens entered f he Fid Hamilton book store over the weekend and made away with a quantity of pens, K w i

reported Monday morning

It was said the thieves refused to take $9 in an open ca h register or other articles of value in the toie Mr Hamilton refu.ed di:iu;. the

1 robbery Monday morning and how the

< ii .'.t m February 19, thieve;

48, age 83 years, !0 months and learned

South Bend; Coy C. Ryan, Roachdale, caused a courtroom stir when the man

she hired to transport the luggage carrying the bodies of her friends was on the stand. Upon her whispered promptii'g, one of her atorneys asked

Homer the man.

"Did she give you a tip?” When he replied, “She promised me one, but I never got it," Mrs. Judd laughed

loudly.

It w-as considered likely that she C. i will plead tense whi h she prote-ted when arrested—that Miss Samuelson fired upon her at the height of a quarrel and Mrs. Leroi advanced with an ironing board.

and Roy R , of South Bend. Three .i.-ters and one brother,

Mrs. Mary Gray, of Riley; Mrs. Hamilton Todd and Mr Howard

Shake, of Cloverdale; and J

R in, of Attica, together with

eleven giandchtldren, also survive.

Manhattan Koa<l \lso Taken (h er

AVI! I BF INCLUDED TV STATE DOTTED LINE” TEM A

>OON Al POSSIBLE

Jnlin Buis (riven I > \ ear Term

PRISON SENTENCE SUSPENDED At Ti B I OCAL MAN INTI RS

PIKA OF GUI!TY

Walnut ( emeterj*•

MOVIE SI AR ROBBED

neighbor, of the accused man, ,;u.. pended *be sentence anil paroled Buis In custody of a son In lav Buis previously had pleaded not guilty to the charge and his 'tiiat was set for Thursday of this week

H) Years Ago

In GKEENCASTl P,

HOLLYWOOD. Cal., Jan. 18, (UP)

' imv« Meyei , motion picture a< Buie broke down when Judge Hu 1 tiess, was robbed of jewels valued at suspended his stntenee.

$20,000 today when she returned home and found two unmasked bandits hid-

ing in her apart men*.

Miss MeyK . "iid her maid. Mrs. Anna Moore, were backed tigainst a wall where one "f the gunmen held them it* bay while 0 hi? companion

rifled the apartment.

Additional reports Monday ind -ited that the . fate highway conuni.-.-ion has icluded both the road from Green a -Me tv Manhattan and the r"ad Ivoin Greencastle to state road 4(t, ne ir Stih .iville, in p ■ "dotted line" system Both road; will be taken over for main'enance “as soon as pos-

sible "

Ad IKion of these two roads will give Greencastle access to the Na ti n il road by t ree state maintained highway;;, roa 1 13 now being the only state maintain*" i t"..*1 leading from Greenca tie to the National. MEET ING AT COVINGTON Local Legicn and Auxiliary niembei ; are piep.irit g to attend a Sixth district meeting "t t *• Ameinan Legion at Covington Wednesday evening, January 27, when a big entertainment of parade,, business and dancing has been arranged for the

visitors.

Membeir, of the local Legion will hold their meeting at the 1 , il hall, Tuesday evening and the district meeting probably will be discussed then and arrangements made to at

tend in a big body.

FORMER CONGRE >MAN DIES IINEVIILE, 8 Ian 18, < UP)— J- n AV. Langley. 69, who represented • ne 10th rial iistri t in the national h i • .-i rep'.' e;v itives for ten term, until i nvktion on a liquor vi'datii'o 'barge, died at his nonif heie \i ter iay of pneumonia.

LEN A

Georg* AV Bo died at hi hom* clock Sunda e' * of ix we* k;; H widow and one

rice Mold*

Hi iii DENT DIES

;• age 71 years, I ena at 6:30 o’- ■ ifter an illness urvived by thfc

Mrs. Bcat-

Detro.t. Mich.

Th*" l’"dy will • ■ t to Seeleyville Ivy , fi vi't* Moriihrw Tnsu Is Continued

ASS.\I I I A VD B AIIERY CASE < )F BARNARD MAN WAS SET FOR AAT.iiNESDAY

Josephine Rogers underwent a surgical operation at the county

hospital Sunday eienlng

Mr. and Mrs. George Reisiug and daughter Marv June, spent Sunday with the latter's mother. It was het j ing

89th birthday. Etter

S. A Hay

in Brazil

J. I Hamilton was a visitor in Mar

tinsvill*

C*iin'". *"orney C C Gillen and Atorre .t"hn H James are ptepating to fil* it 'g o^st. the tracti " «ompan". t" pel them to build ' b’n'ge

over Ci* ir fl icks at Stop SV'z, west of the . ity The crossing as tin, place James Mi Alllnter, of , s |* extremely dan. ei a nd PrtscRIa Brunei t G • tl .

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, ,, t Indianapoli ai- i - Marj

M ' 1 ; * • I I . ami I s. I ' ' , Aim riu \1 n I. . /WM1 n t I n 11 r \V h - , »•

cir

'titered the county h'«pital Sunday

for treatment

i Agnes Mill* i, county nurse, where they were tltted with glauaea.

Trial ol the c.i • of the S’ate of Imliana against Al Morphew, set for Wednesday in the Putnam Circuit ourt,’ ed in ictiniteiy,

it was announced Monday.

Morphew is hatged with assault in', bittei • '• i: - in affidavit tiled by her i * -ently Officers said that

n* . isvtlle, Morphew tin*' i'* *‘d t" cut her threat

with a razor.

It was said the continuance was g fruited at t. icque -t ,f M"l phf'.v’s wffe. 4