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The Washington times., 1920-08-11
JEALOUSY BEHIND
VIRGINIA TRAGEDY
Marital Triangle Revealed When
Young Wife Shoots Married
Man and Kills Self.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Aus. ii.
The arrival from ChristiSnsburs OF
a brother Of Mrs. Hattie chumbiey
whose mission is to investigate the
circumstances surrounding the sui !.
eide OF his sister after she shot sno
seriously wounded Isaac j, Lang,
married man. at Csrters bridge sun
day night; confirmation OF the rumor
that the night before the shootlns
Mrs chumbisy had become inesnsed
At Lane's refusal TO give her any
more money, and the burial OF the
dead woman were the outstanding pe-
vslopments yesterday In the aiiAif
that has stirred this vicinity.
The brother will probe the affair 10
the bottom, he says. and to this emo
will probably visit Lang al the UNI
versity Hospital just as soon as ne
can secure a permit to visit the patti
ent He called at the Lang home on
Green mountain. and had Ions talk
with Mrs. Lang.
Jealousy is believed to have been
the cause OF the act on the part Of
the woman.
Relations are alleged TO have exist
ed between the handsome young won"
an and Lang for the past seven years:
IL is reported that the infatuation OF
the woman had threatened, time and
again. to break up Lang's home. Mrs'
Lang, a month ago confideu 10
friend that more than once she had
suffered violence at the infatuated
woman's hands. This i'll treatment
occurred before the families came TO
Albemarle. she stated. and had con-
tinued at intervals in recent months
On two or more occasions warrants
charging Mrs. Chumbley with assault
had been got out on effort TO force
her to break off her relations win
Lang.
II reports are correct a remarkable
case OF mixed relations existed pc
tween the two families. Mrs. Chum-
bley. II is asserted. interfered At Vsri-
Gus times with Lang when ne was IN
the act of correcting and punisnihs
some of his children, and on the last
day of her life took him to task lor
chastising his ten-year-old daughter
Josephine for having got into iish'
with one Of her sisters,
The events which led to the climax
on Sunday night were based on the
demands which Mrs. Chumbley had
constantly made on Lang for money,
1t is said. She is reported to nave
surprised him at a store in the act OF
paying for pair OF shoes ana 70
have ,snatched his pocketbook
from his hand after he had
received his change. clerk In
the store observed that Mrs, Chum-
bley was white with anger when
Lang regained possession OF the poe.
textbook. when Lang walked out OF
the door she followed, II Is said, ana
the presumption Is that he either up
braided her for her conduct or re-
fused to contribute any more money
for her support.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11

bNND 0ON1ENl =
rHEIrT STAMP coscERr.
August III. $50 y. m
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.
NATIONAL COMMUNITY CHORUS.
south steps. state, War and Hssy
- buildinG
o.ssssrs, %sSIs. hunssria nio,s Kslsr css.s ss,s,
Send out Thy H.ht ~ oounod.
spilmaa.
sSus.ss ..sSussn.r pay y,n.ns, s,,,..,.. brais. ssns
stars Of the summer kisa,
"si.ss. Dear" cUn.seOmp.ni.al.
Ring Out. sweet Dell, 81 q fass.," ss,..
Trombone Solo. Celeste Aid.;"
| Musician Robert e. Clark,
K Msrry "GIq III" '''''''',,,, penss
"Ao%sss MsfeAa tB.odj Griss
Columbia. the Gem O the ocean"
The Y. 8. A. Forever"
tn. Esa. ss.a'saasis: n.ti,: Banner sg%'s smith.
RAND CONCERT.
TAKoMA PARKiss Pm.
BY THE TAKoMA PARK BAND,
cHAs. 8. wooDiS. Leader,
March. Sons Of Uncle sam" Mccoy.
oyerteure, 'Fairy Tale" .LsurendsAu'
Waltz, Dream Oirr' go. Harlem;
cornet solo. "psnssth Thy WiSs9w;' dom.
lMusiei.n Holtl:
waltz, "Bsautifui Ohio" -. Earl.
(Musieisns Ersis.ton. ousrrier,
Davis and Esgleston).
Reverie Token Of Love '.McFali.
THE star-spsnslsd Banner
BAND CONCERT,
AT IOWA CIRCLE,
THIRTEENrH AND RHODE ISLAND
AVE NJ w,
AT 1889 p. NJ.
BY BOY SCOUT BAND,
J. l.. KIDwELL. Leader.
March, '.Thundsrer'' 49,. souss.
o0'h'' tsS.ioi.n sS,S W. Aisin.obS, Ss''
March, Call to tn: rssSl cSi'Tsi HUFFMAN.
Intsrmez1o, ''L.nstt. Waltz"
killarney" with Trombone solo.
Musician q. W. Jonesl.
March "oid Grey Mare" .'Psnslls
Waltz. Peggy" ,..,...'....Ev Evans
''star'spangled-B Banner"
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
s. A MONTH HIGHEST
RENT IN n. J. VILLAGE

PAULSBORO, N. j., Aug. Ire
paupo, a small village four miles be-
low this place, is the only town in
Gloucester county where IS per month
10 the highest rent paid by any resi-
dent for a dwelling.
Property owners In the town say
that there Is no need Of charging
high prices for houses. and they are
planning to erect many additional
dwellings for the accommodation OF
families who wish to move into the
town.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
VETERANS OF ALL WARS
ORGANIZE new BUREAU

Representatives. OF veterans Of all
wars In which the United States has
participated during the past nifty
years. including the Grand Army Of
the Republic, United Spanish War
Veterans. Philippine Veterans. Army
and Navy Union, Private Soldiers and
Sailors Legion, and American Legion.
have organized here the National Vet
erans' Information Committee.
Col. Winfield Jones. member of the
national legislative committee of the
United Spanish War Veterans, Is
chairman. The National Veterans In
formation Committee will conduct an
information bureau during the politi-
cal campaign, and supply to all news
papers of the country the records OF
members OF Congress and public off,
cials on veteran and national defense
measures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Oil Industry Extends
Cooperation to A. & NJ.

D. Associated Pres.
COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Nov. 81
The Az oi the Mid Continent OH mud
Gas Association la giving 20 the a. 4
NJ college Of Texas an annuity ui
81 200 10 be- used In paying for lee.
turoship ca the oll industry In the col.
lrae and their announced decision tp
fgrni. summer employment IN the oil
fields and IN the rrfin"ries during IN"
summer vacations 20 all students Of the
collrg, taking the courses IN industrial
chemistry. is In fact recognition %
IN" importance Of chemistry and chem.
loll engineering as taught In the A. 4
NJ College hy the Oh industry 81 TeNts
pr 4. L. Hedges professor Of Chcmis
tIy and chemical engineering an
nounccd On his return from the meet
ing 81 the association held Ia WIchl's
Falls Last week.
d.. Hedges accepts this cousiicriiinn
Of the a. ISOLATION a. very important i1
that Il viii assur" employment during
'h' summer months 10 students taking
tho courses % industrial chemistry aud
place them after graduation IN tI"
different specialized fields ~ thc ga
industry. ln order 10 sI,c 10, ST..
dents the hy0Jdc.t possible NuoNlcl.'
- the industry .H. Hedges w.N ''..
icaycl O. shift o.. W.u Co du.crr.t
departments each Vacation period. Fug
instance. ono summer q student wNl
b" placed .n thr t,..H.ug department.
tho g"Nf .U thr rrylI.i'1 field or in|
,h" g'0.r.. I'D v.Is. CO il the sales dy.
plIimout 'tt. tIla giving the yuCn
zeal engineer &C. student Ci geology the
'"''i"~' ~ obtaining work IA his spa
g!s!ized fiod.
Inc ,sL,.Iishm,rt ~ a iocturCsrin
q the oil Industry viii b. OF the sgeat.
-, ll.Poriancr % advancing this work
/ At a 4 " This means that 'he asso.
sa;ion vii send 10 own experts who
. ave been engaged IN petroleum woyh
\ Tor q number ol years. and have gained
irold technical and practical expert.
sHce IN their line 90 the college 90 Ice.
/ ear" nn g6o!1sy. oil refining. nroduc.
I .0r. salesmanshp and purchasing %
/ qlppllcs. Each lecturer viii stay AZ the
College from enc 90 three days. or ~
HHg .- necessary Cor him To cover his
saOic,t thoroughly. aud all expenses
/ h.s stay viii 10 paid by the associa.
rG. H. will lecture % classes In
.0mical engineering and geology dur.
u. %" d.v. and AZ night 10 general
zee -ntl!os OF all students
~ present the plans are only tonta.
I We. According 10 W. ID. Cline, chair
nan ~ the executive Commiitc, % thu
ISOLATION. committee will be- appoint
~ AZ once O. formulate definite plans
ana announcements concerning IN.
WORK vii BE- made az an early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Methodist Attit I'D e
on Dancing Severely
Criticised by Actors


SEw YoEk. sos H s.H
lions dfnnIn.Is OBJ. ..H.| Or
Methodist EIa.H.p.! .N...l f.u..I tH
Amusement pfU.rrsI,. I... .fI ...
adopted utan.u. N. t.. .h...... .
council Oi fh, A... I..t
Jon. The Mrueiiai ...t.ta
Whor,a FUl.4d.ur H.l...s .. ...
Methodist Episcopal .hur,H "a. 4lr t
play cafds. attend tlrlt,rs. ulrse aces
una oifcuscs. under penalty % eNpu.
fAon a. az pfcsent. ~ primarily Qath'
ton o. be- fought out Is the progi
~" M'thod.sts. bui
whereas Hy authority Ol the M,ih..
dit aInu~mCut ban th-fc 1872 blue
lARe have been utilized - keep dane.
ina teachers out o. The Method 9
church. and
whereas. II scons no more rcpr
hen4bis o. teach the at 90 dancing
than n u tot church members them.
selves 20 dance. which most OF them do.
and
whereas In the Actors Faulty A.
gnsIatlon there az, thousands q
Chriitlahs Who are professional dan
ezra nAany OF whom have been brought
Up In Mcthcdlsm. They arr proud q.
their calling and resrnt unfair church
cfiticlgm at their vocation. and
whereas. Dancing masters aEe our
htcthefs and sisters IN IA" amusement
rfofeQslon hence injustice done g.
them IL also resented ~ ihOs. on tn
ftaEc, and
whes~as 4 dancing teacher who
lad been n member % one Methodist
church In wichita. Kan. was rcius-i
sssiliatlon with another because OF
her connccilon with the arnuss@ncrt
business. In commenting o. the treat.
mfni accorded her. the Central Christ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
MRNiCAN OFFICIAL
COMING TO 4. a VI.

COLLEGE STATION. Texas Nov.
Samuel Torrcr Elorduy. chief Of thu
agronomy section Of the Mexican Dlr.
eau of Agriculture. Who Was In charge
Of the Mexican agricultural exhibit at
the state ia!r IN Dallas the past month
his applied tor admission TO the \ a
VI. College 81 Texas IN order 10 tax"
pest adu4t" wotk "a aEronoriy, plant
breeding and other specialized work IN
sgt tculture.
President niEzcll has notified Nj
Eiotduy that he VII be accepted a..
tho ecllee, a. a osi.gradu.,tc student
and he u expected 20 arrive az College
Station within the mex, ten days.
Mr.. Elorduys full title ". reprc~cn
tative a. the bureau 81 Agriculture. A.
chief Of the Agronomy section AMI
Agriculture! and Hydraulic EnEisei'.
lis headquarters are. ~ Mexico CITY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
EASTERN ONO MINERS
DEDICATE SEW TEMPLE

nELTAiRE So,. Eastern Ohio
miners will dedicate thcI- new sgO0. 90
temple here SATURDAY october 20. Tho
rev structure WAS erected by the 10
100 members q the organization. al u
whom VIII be idle that day. most q.
them coming here foe the dedication
CEREMONIES Tire building contains the
largest theatre IN town. II IL situated
~ a lot az the southeast corner OF the
'l,y ndft on ground purchased by bus.
mess men.
The headouarisrs viii be moved here
hs-rn located ~ that city for ten years.
Natioi.-d officials q the miners union
vii SPEAK a; the dedication ceTemones
special trains m iout railroads have
been arranged Tor 10 handle the crowds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Ticket In Potter
Is Led by Shea;
Neff Gets Big Vote
continued from page wo,

For an amendment o. section ~. A..
fltlv NJ az the Constitution oi the
STATE ~ Texas. Increasing the total tax
rate that may h. levied by citlcs and
towns having a population of five thou
End OF less from onr'iuurih Of ono par
cent 10 not exceeding one and one.
Shlf per cent ui any one year. l,lOi.
igains, thr amendment .l1
For an amendment 90 Section 3. 81
Article :. OF the Constitution of the
State Of Texas. providing that IN" lin.
itatIon upon the amount of school dis
tri't mS 1T one dollar on the one hun.
dr"d dollars valuation shall not apply to
ind"p,ndUnt uf Common School DIS.
tricts created by General or Special
Law. li56. against the amendment, lj6.
For an amendment o. Article &, OF
the Constitution u the State of Texas.
adding thereto section 90. providing
fer compensation ~ public officials ii:.
aRaln't the amendment. .s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Plan Mining Exposition"

posc Il rchahillta,ing tho town % ~"
dayr before the female mode Of drcs,.
lng became mild scandal
Members have agreed 10 bob Their
hair. while the wearing % silk HOSIERY
II permitted. providing the skirt T. n .
TOO iong-irom the ground
The girls voted recreation 10 Ne tie
NOS, important ald - health and p.s9
to acquire a space TOT a symHas.. BE-
where daily classes axe - - hrl-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Y. 900 REFUGEES ARR
FLEEING TO C0NSr.A\rIN0PLl

~ As-c,lsisd Tvs.
coSSTASTlNopLE. Nov. 2.-Pigy
thousand rsiuFces fecsns t~.crc us
auvancc - the Russian Holrhrvisi ~
Northern 'UH't arc attempting 20
grI sl..f o. hg.rg them - iris ,iiy.
Allied representatives here. hove e.,
have advised s., 'Hr-, nat 'h'fc i'
o. rurm ~ D'lstaAi.u,p.y 10. thtiA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
IlourrenSlc Annnlnieh

PARIS. SoV The cabinet today
named Leon BourgeoSlc. president 81
The council Of tho league Of nations
former premier Rene viviani and for.
ner minister ~ foreign affairs. Gabriel
HanotauS az Frances delegates to tn,
lcagu" OF nations assembly in Geneva
beginning November 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
American Mining
Congress to Take
Up Many Affairs

E.tA.| Sos. I.. fW.lb iulI |
.l.. ........" u It. American
hiu..D Congress uIA open ln thus CSC,
uu Monday st ri,r o.. with d'il
gas .'f.UI.r.n from 900 SECTIONS ~
tA. lU... aai,.
tn. s.ls.H.. af" expected 20 con,
tina. Through most 90 the week
Questions % paramount importance
90 The mining industry Will ~ conAi
cred uri'r rlno Ern]ai divisions. a.
fo,l.Nr
T. prosrni day relations between n
eTat.S aud omploye. lncra1-d .in
cheney 90 production: wages. hours.
working conditions and contracts
Tariffs pertaining 20 mine prof.
ucts and m" uniformity % national anl
state mining laws.
J tn" Feasibility ~ holding ma.
ilonal coni'r"nc" on "a" staHdAfd!ll
uon q; mining machinery. and labor
and lie saving d.vlc"A
4 The existing excess profits tax
law. declared 10 b. unfair e. the min.
lng industry - committee is now
Investigating the relation Of the ~.
cess pioilts tax 20 the industry and a
report vii b.. submitted In connection
with the discussion OF this ioplcl
:. The problem OF the decline q the
nations god production. and meanN
q preventing further depletion Of the
nations monetary gold reserve
War minerals
:; Relief OF claimant. for compel
Stilun who. under existing TECHNICAL
ties Of the law. are often denied relief
= Tn" petroleum industry and thc
development % the vast oil Hhale de.
posts IN Colorado and other states.
y, National and loCal problems Of
the coal mining industry 60 be- con.
Sldcred by delegations of coal opcri.
tors
Plan Mining Exposition"
\ mining exposition" ui an e,fucl'
i!nnal and sientiily character will he
held ~ the Denver Auditorium during
the sessions Of the congress under the
direction 81 a special committee,
Plans tor the entertainment ~ thu
hundreds 81 delegates have been made
rs committee headed ~ Thomas u.
StcsTns. % this city which include,
Governor O. u shoup and many other
pFoinlncHt citizens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
EVANSTON. ILL. GIRLS
BAN TIGHT SKIRTS

EVANSTON. IL. Nov. flight o.
dlaphan9gs skirts low neck waists and
French heels have been banned by IS
EuL--.-r III. ----.-L-- q. he ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
SKIRTS CONTINUE
SHORT, STRAIGHT
Youthful Spirit Expressed in
Many Garments Shown
This Fall.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 2S.-No very
radical changes are shown from the
lines Of fall and winter garments
it was shown in the fashions dis
played by living models at the style
show held here Saturday afternoon.
skirts continue short and straight
The slender silhouette predominates
and the youthful spirit was eX-
pressed in many garments shown at
athe semi-annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manu-
facturers association.
wide choice in suits was dis
played, in straight, bOX-like jackets
and closer fitting suit coats with rip
pies at the sides and fiat hanging
panels in front and back. Elton and
Bolero models give new effects with
scallops, uneven hens and coat
edges. Tailored suits with and
without belts arec Ut severely slen-
der.
Skirts are short with a sugges-
ton Of more fullness in some cases
with panels. tunics, hem trimmings
and pleatings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
GREAT BRITAIN TO
INSIST CREEK ARMY
MAINTAIN STRENGTH

LONDON. Nov. 2S-CBy the As
ISOLATED Press. 1.-The British gov
eminent will insist on the Greek
army being maintained at its pres
ent strength and that the Rhallis
cabinet shall not include men
viewed with disfavOr by the allies.
The foregoing views are set forth
in a memorandum which Earl Cur
ION, secretary for foreign affairs,
has handed 20 the French premier,
NJ. Leygues. for perusal by the
French cabinet when VI. Leygues
returns TO Paris Monday.
Great Britain disapproves the re-
turn of Constantine to the Greek
throne being made the subject OF
formal protest. but neverth eless
wishes that the British views shall
be emphasized TO the new Greek
government This ia a firmer atti-
tude than the British government
held a few days ago and Il is be-
heved in conference circles that II
will appeal 10 the view of the
French government. Ii is further
interpreted as meaning that Great
Britain at resent does not favor
revision Of the Turkish peace treaty.
It ia expected now that Premier
Leagues will return TO London on
THURSDAY for a resumption Of con-
ferences
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
Louis ELbeE is
A FGOOrite in
Recital Here

David Bispham. the noted bari
tone, after singing Louis Elbels
Calm Be Thy Sleep" for the first
800 times. remarked that the com
poser Of that piece deserved much
encouragement. We who heard
Louis Elbel play following the SYM
phOny orchestra Sunday are inclined
TO believe that had David Bispham
been present he would have told
his friends that several of the
worlds most prominent pianists be
encouraged, less they lose their
prestige 10 Louis Elbel Of South
Bend.
Making the mountains OF techni-
cal difficulties found in the List
mbers he played seem like a
small accomplishment: interpreting
three numbers by Chopin with won
derful tonal beauty; incidentally
playing a waltz of his own that is
not out OF place on the program Of
any great artist, Louis Elbel left no
doubt Sunday as to his versatility
and accomplishments on the Liano
and in the realm Of composition.
The 'Valse Brilliant" by Chopin was
played with clearness Of tone and a
rhythmical cham that was compel
ling. What contrast in mood was
the sweet 'Berceuse" by the same
composer, and the heavy "POlanaise
in A Flat" which followed.
\ Truly Great Artist.
Grieg's ITO Spring" and ElbeTs
"Valse Elysian" were fine examples
Of lighter compositions well played.
The latter composition is very cred
liable. The "Gondoliera" by List,
with its myriad of grace not accom-
paniment runs, left the audience
spellbound for almost a minute after
the last notes had been played.
Lists "Rhapsodie Hungroise" was
played in manner that convinced
every one OF the pianist's technical
ability. Louis Elbel is a truly great
artist
The orchestra program, directed
by Prof. 1ngersoll, finished the pres
ent series of concerts in a most SAL
isfying manner Two large works,
La Boheme Fantasia" by Puccini.
and "Pique Dame Overture" by
SupLe, featured the first part Of the
program. The organization is Cd
pable OF playing more works of the
tyne Of these compositions and II is
hoped that the next series will con-
tain more compositions Of the high
er order This is no reflection on the
orchestra or director, for consider
ing the short time the orchestra is
able to rehearse each week the pro-
grams have been surprisingly well
played. Prof. Ingerso1 deserves
much credit for the symphony con-
certs he has given this fall and the
music lovers Of South Bend will well
come another series which It IS un-
derstood will be held after the holi-
days d. J. =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
"SPRINGTIME" ON
WEEKS PROGRAM
Cast Rehearsals Prove Char
acters Close to Pro.
fessiOnals.

According 10 reports from the
dramatic headquarters OF Spring
time" the play, which is 70 be given
by the Mary Ann club, Is well under
way and progressing very rapidly. II
is said by those who have seen its
rehearsals that II approaches rather
closely 10 the professional type Of
comedy and does not resemble n
purely amateur production, which Il
is.
However. apart from the merits
OF the play 1t is interesting in as
much as the role of characters in
the main comprises South Bend tai
ent. a favorite in the play is al"
Kerndt, who is the terrible male
vamp. He took part in last years
production and has played in all
the previous Ministries put on by the
Studebaker Drama club
Cute Little Namp.
Fannie Lapsides will take the part
Of the cute little wicked female IN
Elvira. She will dance after The
manner of a wiggiing vamp and sing
some Theda Bara songs She is
booked TO make a great hit. Mrs.
Harry Barnes will play the leading
role and Mr.. Clark will lay her op-
posite. Both are we'll known in
South Bend musical circles
II is said also by those who have
beheld the chorus in action that
they are South Bends prettiest
girls. There are 10 Of them and
they can sing, crack a joke and
dance. The play is being staged by
the Rogers Producing company of
Fostoria, Ohio. under the direction
Of Miss Latter, assisted by Miss
Ebald. The play will be staged here
Dec. 8 and 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
Another Grand Jury is
Probable in NetU York
Trust Investigation

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Selection
OF another grand jury in addition to
those now in session here and the
extraordinary grand jury to be con-
vened Monday 10 consider evidence
arising out OF the legislative COM
mittee's investigation of the alleged
"tuiiding trust" will be requested
by counsel to the committee.
This announcement was made on
Sunday after a conference between
Samuel Untermyer, chief counsel 10
the committee; members of his legal
staff and others engaged in the in
vestigation. 1t was not determined,
1t was stated, whether the extra
jury will be an additional of extra
ordinary body. Subjects which ii IS
proposed 10 submit TO it included
evidence obtained by the committee
against walking relegates Of certain
labor bodies and other persons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-29
Fail to Enforce Ldt0S,
Prosecutor, Judge and
Police Chief Indicted

BALLSTON, ". Y. Nov. 2s.-In.
dictments charging conspiracy anC
bribery against Dist. Atty Charlie
3. Andrus Of Saratoga, were re-
turned Saturday by the extraordi-
nary grand jury which for severe
months has been Investigating vice
conditions I'm Saratoga county.
City Judge Michael +. McTygIe
and Police Supt. Edward T. Carroll
of Saratoga, were Jointly indicted
with the district attorney on IN,
conspiracy charge.
Charges against the officials al
lege that they had knowledge Of
gambling at the famous resort but
took no step 10 abate the nuisance.