The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-02

wilson charges ponce put MIN
through the third degree. endeavor-
ing to gain a confession. The State
dismissed the charge of murder
against Wilson at preliminary hear
ing.
Hoosier Briefs
MUNCIE-The Navajo Club Of the
Muncie Normal School has adopted
as its official insignia "matador"
trousers. They are brown corduroy
with bell bottoms, slit at the bottom
and faced with purple cloth with a
white braid.
SOUTH BEND-Mrs Clara Keller
has brought suit to recover her house
which was built on the wrong lot by
contractors hired by her. She did not
discover the mistake until the build
ing was practically completed.
RICHMOND-The D. A. r. Of this
city is planning to mark the birth
place of Oliver P. Morton, Indiana's
war Governor. The site Of the town,
Salisbury, and the old Morton home,
are both in dispute.
MUNCIE-Walter Thornburg and
his uncle, Paul George, both play on
the Muncie High School football team.
ELKHART-An automobile con-
tanning a man and his wife and their
seven children upset near here. None
was injured.
EVANSVILLE-'B Boys amt boys
any more" said John o. Chewing,
principal Of Central High School,
when two freshman boys came to him
to arrange for paying for window
they broke after school hours, when
no one was around.
SOUTH BEND-F'ifty years to the
minute from the time Charles De
witte took Angela Claeys for his
bride. he died. All arrangements had
been made for a golden wedding an
niversary when Mr.. Dewitte became
H.
FRANKLIN-Prof. Jesse Z. Adams,
head of the department of education
Of Franklin College, says "a girl can
be Just as sweet with low neck
7 dresses and skirts to her knees as
she can with skirts dragging the
ground and her dress so high it
. covers her ears
/ FIT. WAYNE-Nine years after
. George NJ. Shiffer filed a suit against
+ Leo J. Aldering and others, the de-
/ PENDANTS were ruled to answer. The
case has been before the Appellate
Court. Thirty-seven lawyers have
/ been employed in the case
/ HARTFORD CITY-Reports that
/ the body Of a dead man had been
found on the Rapp farm near here
were quieted when a party sent to
investigate returned, saying the man
was only dead drunk
TT. WAYNE-When Judge Ballou
found out that Mrs. Olive Haviland
had her household goods packed
ready to so to Michigan where she
was to be married. he said he would
hold up her divorce plea. indefinitely.
KOKOMO-Otto Spencer. of Upton,
was too liberal with his mule" at a
football game here. He offered a
drink 10 plain clothes man and later
paid a fine of $50 and costs.
MUNCIE-A mOtorist driving into
this city at night said that he was
forced to lay down seven rail fences
which had been built across the road
He said he was good sport, how
over, and rebuilt everyone he
passed through.
BLUFFTON-A war against the
sale Of cigarettes to minors has been
/ started here. Twenty-Five high school
| boys have been called before the
prosecutor for examination.
TIPTON-The Rev. Mahlon Teter
and Jake Lentz. greenhouse man,
| have collaborated in a statement that
the coming winter will be mild one.
They say most of the cold weather
will be in the first part.
CONNERSNILLE - John Payne,
city clerk. celebrated his eightieth
| birthday working in his office He
was presented a history of the local
Masonic lodge of which he is the
oldest past master
Recommendations her hus-