The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-07

date Of their acquaintance as Sep
tember, 1922. He told Remy he had
been to Stephenson's office, once
since the assault and battery indict-
ment was returned, but denied he
had visited Stephenson in the Ham
ilton County Jail.
"Have you ever been TO the Steph-
enson homer"
Eyes, a few times"
Ibid you ever see any women In
the Stephenson homer
mo. Oh, I beg your pardon.
saw a woman once when I under
stood to be his housekeeper."
"Do you know a girl by the name
of Marion Darr?"
mo, sir" Marion Darr for
several months did secretarial
work for Stephenson, and is ex-
pected to be called as a States wit
ness on rebuttaI testimony.
Remy subjected Schultze to e
series Of questions regarding his
subpoena and caught the witness
completely off his guard. Schultze
had said he was subpoenaed several
days ago, and explained that the
papers were served on him by Carl
Losey, who was dropped from the
State motor police force about six
weeks ago.
Up to this time Remy had drawn
nothing from Schultze that would
have been Of value to the State, but
1t was evident by the eagerness with
which the State seized upon this
fact, that they had discovered some
thing they wanted.
WAS that the Carl Losey who
used to be a State policeman"
Eyes"
us he now a State policeman"
Judge Sparks sustained the defense
objection to this query.
Where did you meet Carl 10
sey?"
"Rushville'
what was he doing?"
Taking part in a liquor inves
tigation."
What were you doing there?"
II was organizing the Khan In
Rushville.
Judge Interested
judge Sparks, who had been loll-
ing in his chair, sat up straight, and
listened closely to the testimony
Rushville is Judge Sparks home
town.
Ibid Losey tell you at that time
that we must all stick by Steve,
and help him out"
HE did nOtv'
"You didn't receive any money
from Stephenson, did your"
mo, SIR"
Losey is secretary Of the Laurel
Company, which operates a CONNER
cial orchard.
Judge Is Aroused
Threats to clear all spectators
from the courtroom for handclapping
and to put Attorney Eph Inman and
Ralph Kane out of the case fol
tumultous wrangling were made by
Judge Sparks as the morning session
opened.
DIR. Dallery Ailstock dentist, Of
Columbus, Ind, who Friday after
noon testified he talked to Stephen.
son and Madge Oberholtzer, alleged
victim Of the trio. early in January
in Columbus, and that Madgo
wanted alcohol, was on the stand for
further REORGANIZATION by Kane.
The States attorney and the
witness were arguing over wheth-
ca Ailstock had resigned from the
Ku-Klu Khan, of which he was
Bartholomew County director I'M
der Stephenson. it developed, or
whether he had been clicked out
for drunkenness"
How many times have you been
out to Porter's Camp near Column
bus drunk?" Kane demanded.
I'll ask you If on many occasions
you haven't been out there on
DRINKS? That is the reason they
kicked you out Of the Klan?" shout.
ed Kane.
mol! shouted the witness.
Spectators who had been worked
up to a high tension by Kane's
fierce attack on the witness and
defense attorneys equally fierce
objections, clapped their hands and
cheered.
Raps for Order
Judge Sparks raped sternly for
order and announced that any
further demonstration would result
in spectators being elected and kept
out.
Are you still Khan organizer in
Bartholomew County" Kane asked.
mo sir, resigned"
when was that?"
1.-The first quarter Of this year
when my dues ran out.
"You were a member of the Steph.
enson branch Of the Klan weren't
your"
Not exactly"
Inman Angered
And tlE IS another reason they
put you out isn't it," beloved Kane