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Death Notices

CORY. JAMES Age SO years, beloved hus-
E.. Indianapolis: w. Frank, North YER
non. brother of Mrs. Anna Harvey Nc
Cordsville, passed away Monday, Dec. g..
Services at family residence, 1146 Villa
avenue, Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 1870 p. m.
Friends invited. Interment Oakland Ind.
WHITE. EMILY S.-Wife of Rev Thomas
r. White. passed away at 8:45 p. M,
Dec. 2. 1923, at manSe, APO Park avenue.
Funeral at Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church, Forty seventh and Central
Wednesday. Dec. 5. at 2 D. m.
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
: NnTTCE OF HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
Construction Company has filed with the
Board of Zoning Appeals of the city OF
Indianapolis a petition asking permission
to vary the requirements Of the zonfhR
ordinance by erecting ten units with .
total Of 224 apartments on q tract OF
ground extending from Washington
Forty-sixth street. approximately SIS feet
south of Forty-sixth street.
A public hearing will be. held By said
Dec Dec" II, 1925. 1875" at 2:so p M, at Which
time and place all interested persons viii
be given opportunity to be heard in ref
erence to the matters set out in said petit
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President.
H. B. STEEG. Acting Secretary.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee Of Wayne School Town
ship, Marion county. Indiana, together
ship ship viii viii until 2 p. M. gath day Of De
cember, 1928, at the office of said trustee
i'll. said township, receive sealed bids for
use of the schools in Wayne School
Township, an itemized list OF same is on
file at the trustees office ana at the
state board OF accounts office Tor the use
Each bid shall be on forms described
by the state board Of accounts. and be
accompanied by certified checks as pro-
Said advisory board and trustee re-
bids.
Dated this Srd day of December, 1928.
VESTAL G. DAVIS,
Trustee Wayne School Township. Wayne
Township. Marion County. Indiana.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYESR OF WAYNE
ANA.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers Of
said township, that a special meeting of
the advisory board of said township has
been called to meet at the office of the
trustee Dec. Is, 1923. to determine and
to make additional appropriations out of
funds available and moneys on hand as
Appropriation of $500 to fund a;
S47.l5 to fund 3; S1,785.37 to fund 81:
$4,000 to fund 80; 1851. 90 to fund So;
SO. 1881 to fund &c.
That an emergency exists for the eX-
penditure Of more money for the current
year than was set out in detail in the
published budget and that the deficiency
in the above said funds will be provided
Tor by said additional appropriation
Ten or more taxpayers. other than
those who pay poll taxes only and who
are effected by any such additional APP
preparation and who may feel aggrieved
thereby may file a petition with the
county auditor of Marion county. Indi-
ana, within ten days after the additional
appropriation has been determined.
Dated this 3rd day of December. 1923.
VESTAL G. DAVIS,
Trustee Wayne School Township. Wayne
Township. Marion county, Indiana.
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Indianapolis Roller Aviaries. Mrs. Kel-
vim VanWinkle, 1911 Prospect st. DR..
1850. Seifert and Gluck Rollers.
MRS. SACKs-11O6 Spann. Dr. 1856. Sell
fert Gluck Blue Ribbon stock canaries.
MRS STELLA HARGITT-2414 Station St.
Oh. 1917. Harper &c Prem. Roller canaries
MRS. w. A. FINNEY-1724 Broadway. He.
1914. Canaries. Premier Rollers.
HAL SHEETS-2541 N. III. st. Ha. 2410.
Fine singers g. hen birds. Retail. wholsle.
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Pets and Live Stock

The Roller Canary is the king OF
all song birds. he contributes more
Joy and pleasure to the household
than any other known pet. Come
Roller Singing Contest. held under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
Roller Canary Club, south side Y w:
c. A. building, on November 26th and
27th. Admission free. The members
listed below carry q guaranteed stock
of birds for sale.
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Business Opportunities

WANTED-1OO people to invest $50 or
breeding stock and can take it after first
OF year If wanted; we feed house and
market the young at no extra charge to
Renee. A real money-making business
Investors meet each month. Box 200
care of Times
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Cadillac

Cadillac
1926 Cadillac. 7-passenger sedan.
1925 Cadillac, 5-passenger sedan.
90 Cadillac, 5-paSsenger sedan.
63 Cadillac, 5-passenger coupe.
IS Cadillac. 7-passenger touring.
81 Cadillac. 5-paSSenger sedan.
81 Cadillac, Victoria coupe.
81 Cadillac, 7-passenger touring.
% Cadillac, Victoria coupe.
90 Cadillac, 7-paSsenger sedan.
1927 Essex coupe.
1926 Marmon "a 7-passenger sedan.
1926 Chrysler 20 phaeton.
1925 Buick Master, brougham,
1926 Marmon a. brougham.
1925 Auburn 8-88 sedan.
1926 Nash Advanced coach.
1925 Lincoln. 7. imp. sedan.
1925 Nash Advance coach.
1925 Packard 8. sedan.
1922 Peerless coupe.
1922 Cole touring.
Burke Cadillac Co.
Meridian at 18th
Open evenings and Sunday.
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BOARD OF coming APPEALS
NOTICE or HIEARINC.

BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Harry p.
McNeely has filed with the Board Of
zoning Appeals of the City of Indianap-
oils a petition asking permission to vary
the requirements Of the zoning Ordinance
northeast corner of Forty-sixth and
Illinois SITS, and five doubles facing
Board in Room 40l, City Hall. Tuesday,
Dec. 18th, 1928, at 2:30 p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons Will
be given opportunity to be heard IN ref
petition.
GEO. r. O'CONNOR. President.
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Rooms for Rent

OLIVE, 1s46-Modern room; reasonable;
gentlemen preferred. DR.. 2124-J.
PARK, 1670-Cozy front room; steam heat;
couple or gentlemen. He. 2243.
PENN. N, 147O-Very desirable rm.. priv.
bath, convenient location. Also large
front rm.
PROSPECT, 1T19-ReliabIe couple share
nome; with lady; reason. worth lnyeStl:
RUCKLE, S138-Nicely furn... coy room;
private family; or 2. wa. 1802-M.
WOODRUFF PL.-Large front rm., l or 2
gentlemen; private family. Oh. 2230.
WASHINGTON, E., 1603-Frcnt downst.
rm., nicely furn.; girls or emp. couple;
private emit.
WASH, E, 4510-Very attractive rm., or
2; modern home; privileges: II. 1896.
room. call Ha. 4737-M.
UNFURNISHED ROOM-Good meals: also
sleeping room. Ii. 1918.
LOVELY-Warm room; near new Short;
hone privileges. Call Wa. 5179.
Room for Rent With Board
ALA. N. 122e-wen furn. rm. ! or 2; good
ALABAMA N, 1701-Lsrge, lovely front
rm., modern; meals optional. Ha. 1358-R.
BYRANd. 3834-Very comfortable attractive
rm., near bath, private. Wa. 12O6.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2066-Very pleasant
rm.; plenty hot water; near Central car:
suitable for two. Ia. 4812-R.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2235-Attrac. rm.; l or
q mod; priv. home; board opt. Ia. 1888.
TALBOT AND 16TH.-Attractive front rnl..
rm. connecting bath. Ia. 5777.
WILI-Rm. and board children. school age.
while you work. Modern. Be. 4551.
CHILD-To board, Widows lovely mod.
home. north. Mothers care. Wa. 1704.
LITTLE GIRL-To board. Mothers care:
modern home. 1922 E. Wash Ii. 1909.
n u 90
Be. 1858. 606 Somerset.
ROOM-Lovely modern home, north, SO
week; board optional. Wa. 1704:
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALA. N, 1oO5-Clean. well furn. I'm. apt,
$3.50. Ri. 3714. MRS. FREDERICK.
CENTRAL AVE, 1948-Choice groom apt;
everything desirable; reasonable.
DORMAN. 3l81a-2 or connecting rooms;
bath. priv en-, SO to 5; inf. and key. 32212
Dorman.
HAMILTON. N. 2O4-1 or 2 housekeeping
rms. near Penn. Rail Rd. shop.
ILLINOIS, N, 1852. 8 and 4-room apis.
Everything furnished. Ia. lilo.
IRVING PLACE, 426-Two mod. rooms;
furnished sink and water in kitchen;
real cozy; walking dist. adults. $3.50 wk
NEW JERSEY. N, .226--.Good, clean rm.;
SO. $3.50 and 81. Ri. Alas.
OHIO, E., 538-2 housekeeping rooms; $4
week; room. $3.50
ORIENTAL, N, 20-1, Housekeeping rms;
unfurn.; also sleeping rms. Ii. 9055
SPRUCE, 1882 nice rooms; ground floor;
private entrance. DR.. 1176.
WALCOTT, N, 229-2 rms; steam heat;
sink: garage.
10TH. E., 8l9-2 modern rms; good heat;
everything furnished. Reasonable
nth. E., as suites of housekeeping
rms: everything furnished good heat;
children welcome.
BOTH. w. Il25-4 umurnished rooms. We
supply light, heat gas. water. $25;
garage: splendid location. Ha. 323S.
BOTH. w. 1214-Furnished housekeeping
rm. modern.
2 NEATLY-Furnished front housekeeping
rooms; strictly modern. Oh. 0250
LOWER DUPLEX-Inside toilet, near River
side S1700. Wa. OHIO.
WASHINGTON. E.. 16O3-Desirable front
ROOM private entrance; $500.
2 OR RIM. APT.-Bath. private entrance;
81 and So. Keys. 3221a Dorman.
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Lost and Found

ILLFOLD-Containing money. checks and
receipts. owners name on billfold in
tials. Reward. liz E. Walnut St. Ri 1929.
BOSTON BULL-Lost: brass harness. tag
9l0l Name Buddy" Rev. Ri. 1861.
FOX TERRIER-Black, white: near Mich.
Easter childS pet. Please bring home.
Oh. 5839-M.
LOST hounds, brown and white, one
with short leg. $40 reward Lii. 1905.
WRIST WATCH-White gold, swiss move
nent. Initials L. M. F. Rev. Ir. 3451.
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1928 Stutz Weyman sedan.
1927 Stutz Weyman sedan.
1928 Stutz sedans.
1927 Stutz Sedans.
1928 Stutz Black Hawk.
1928 Stutz sedan, wire wheels;
real family car DAT a great
saving.
1927 Buick Master S Convertible
coupe.
1927 Master Buick sedan.
1926 Wills-St. Claire brougham.
1923 Sterns-K Knight 8 brougham.
1925 Nash coupe sedan.
1927 Chevrolet cabriolet.
1925 KiSSel brougham.
1924 Dusenberg brougham.
Most cars listed above are
like new. Your old car as
down payment. Terms.
Stutz of Indiana
1925 N. Meridian st. Ii. ASIA.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph A.
Moore has filed with the Board of Zoning
Appeals Of the city of indianapolis a
petition asking permission to vary the re-
quirements of the coming; ordinance by
erecting a three-car garage in the rear of
843 North Hamilton Ave.
A public hearing will be held by said
board in Room 40l. City Hall, Tuesday.
Dec. II. 1928; at 2:30 p. M. at which. time
given opportunity to be heard in reference
to the matters set out in said petition.
BOARD OF ZONINC APPEALS,
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President.
H p GTEEC1 ActiOp Sacratarv
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Help Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Male

wishes position to drive
car: 10 years experienced good refer
ence; will leave city. Ri $685.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Musical Instruments

LORENz SAxoPHONE SCHOOL MOVED
to Ground Floor Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1421
York Rand
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FORD TRUCK-1925 model; dump bed and
stake bed with house; good tires. Florence
Say Pollard. New Augusta. Ind.
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Storage and Transfer

OVERLAND HAULING-Return load wanted
from Detroit. Toledo. or Buffalo. otto j.
Suez. Ri. 1923. Ri. 6561. Nights. Oh.
4579 CHI 0699-M
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Rooms for Rent

Ala. 500 N.-Apt. 5; cheerful, warm rm.;
front view: walking distance.
BUCKINGHAM, DR., 208-Attractive
warm room; hot water; garage. Hu. 1912.
girls. or married couple. Private home.
Gil f. goth. He. 2456.
GRACELAND, 3164-Attractive, well heated
room: modern home. Ha. 4612-M.
ILL. N, 3034-Lovely front room; or 2
LEXINGTON AVE.-Modern sleeping rm.
reasonable; on carline. DR.. 6083.
MERIDIAN NJ, housekeeping room, suit
able 2 business or college men. Ii. 9056.
NEW JERSEY, N, 40s-Alexandra apart
nent, 20; , rooms; reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. N, 1o15-ATTRA: RM;
NEW JERSEY, N, 517-Sleeping room
with board. Ii 1914.
NORTH-Very pleasant warm rm.; near
bath; modern home. Ia. 3046.
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF ZONINCi APPEALS
MnTTCE on IEA 2 INC

NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that Bert S.
Gadd has filed with the Board of zoning
Appeals of the city of Indianapolis a
auirements of the coming ordinance by
using the present building located at 1898
Park Ave, as a funeral home.
A public hearing will be held by said
board in Room 40l. City Hall. Tuesday.
Dec. H. 1923, at 2;30 p. M. at which time
and place all interested persons will be
given opportunity to be heard in reference
to the matters set ont in said petition.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR, President.
H 3 STEEG Acting SecretarN
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.--rntsrnatlonal Newsreel Photo

fate, and doomed men and women
hope for a pardon UP to the last
minute.
With the chair only minutes
away, doomed men use a stock In
trade appeal every time keeper
comes within earshot: ANY word
from the governor" s
Warden Lawes believes the doing
away with these last rites helps the
condemned to better Withstand the
ripping nervous strain of those
last hours.
A distinct departure from the
regular routine of electrocution
will be made at the executions OF
Ruth and Judd. it was learned.
Instead of giving three shocks
of one minute each, with pause
between. as has been the custom
Ruth and Judd will be given only
one long, strong vibration Of about
one and one-half minutes.
Ruth and Judd will be whisked
into eternity faster than any other
condemned prisoners who have drawn
their last breath in the execution
chamber of Sing Sing.
Four guards have been drilled in
the matter of quickly assisting them
to their fate. One man will attend
to the straps which bind the legs
to the chair. another to the arm
straps, a third to the e1ectrode which
Is strapped on the right leg just
below the kneecap, and the fourth
buckling on the helmet.
This process will take only one
minute, unless one OF the guards
gets nervous with the consciousness
of aiding In the execution of such
famous prisoners.
The action of Hazelton in apply
ing to Justice Aaron j. Levy for a
writ calling for the presence of Ruth
Snyder in the supreme court the
day after the scheduled execution
date. as witness in the Prudential
Insurance Company's suit to set
aside the $4,000 policies on her
husbands life. Is considered by
State officials and attorneys as only
another dying gesture"
The last official word has appar-
emily been spoken--the last legal
appeal taken-the last order given.
For Judd's wife, Mrs. Isabella
Gray. the Spartan woman who for
ten years of married life blinded
herself to his excursions along the
primrose paths he trod while ped
ding his corsets, has cast him off
as one who is already dead.
Mrs. Josephine Brown, mother of
Ruth, is failing fast. On visit to
Hazelton's office in Jamaica she
had a nervous attack and cut short
her stay. She seeped to feel the
strain al much as her doomed
daughter.
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l1e felt that he had done wrong
"a that the only way 10 clear MS
cOnscience was 10 make every
thing right with God By speaking
.'He has faith. He "a satisfied
that ne has been forgiven. 4
think that he believes that Il he
has to leave. all will Be Wen with
Gray reads aloud to the other
doomed men, generally from re-
ligious books which the dominic
never forgets to supply, 20 prison
attendants say
:.There'a always leader In the
death house. an intellectual leader
who IL final authority on the Va
rious disputes and debates, Or.
peterson said. Gray il one Ct
them. others I have known were
Charles Becker, HamhYs and Dr.
Waite
Shows Deep Devotion
"Gray il resourceful He has >
penchant for reading, and 3 deep
devotion to the faith he has pro-
fessed. I,
DR.. Peterson decided that Christ
mas In the death house must not
20 unrecOgnized.
Before Christmas Eve his appear
ance there was heralded with antici-
patton. He entered, bearing
package of photograph records.
The condemned sang them, with
the guards joining in, and the
death house echoed to the cheerful
music Of Come. All re Faithful, "
and eft Came Upon the Midnight
Clear. z
it Is Or. Peterson who will listen
to Judd Gray's last gaspiBg con-
fessi0n and prayers: who VIII walk
by his side to that soaring ordeal
when death claims him.
So Judd Gray, who mas sinned
beyond the average humans under.
standing. and repented beyond the
average human capacity. will not
60 alone.
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There In the death house at sing
Sing he studies his Bible for hours
at q time after the manner Of one
who charts out d trip to some I'M.
discovered country.
1T ii q fearsome journey that he
viii take. There win be d griRly
prelude march down q short
corridor. Then ne viii board the
boat, the electric chair. That is
the last that any man will know
of Judd Gray's going, Or Of what
port ne reaches.
a few will say sbcn voyage
his relatives first, and finally the
few men who expect soon to make
that same journey, and In the same
way.
Respect His Learning
Sometimes he reads aloud to them,
They defer questions Of argument
to him. for they respect his learn
ing. Three Of his companions in
the death house cannot read or
write. yet there they are, together.
Eagerly He looks forward to the
visits of the Rev. Anthony N. Peter
sen. pastor 81 the Presbyt erian
Church at SCARBOROUGH, y. Fl,
Protestant chaplain of the prison.
Within few days Gray vii re
ceive hfs last communion. Il he 80
elects
DR.. Petersen, who since 1913 has
comforted the men within the
gloomy walls, In q stalwart, hand
some man OF middle age.
Goodness and understanding are
written upon his rugged features
and in his kindly eyes. He is the
soul Of understanding. Under his
guidance his boys. 2 az he calls
them, come to realize that in death
there Ii the way Of life.
Judd Gray il cheerful. remark
ably SO, = he said, reluctantly for
he seldom mentions the attitude or
conversation Of these men who bare
their secret hopes and breads to
him. He Is upheld BY religious
faith and experience.
Even when first apprehended
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RU7H'5 CELL CHANGED
To BLOCK SUICIDE

and Federal Courts for q stay Of
execution, he announced. Joseph
leonardo Of counsel for Mrs. Snyder
Is preparing to 60 before the United
States Supreme Court In Washing
ton to ask = writ Of error.
As IL To mock these desperate At
tenpts to stave off death, the rou.
tine rdened officials of the grim
bastile on the Hudson systemati-
cally prepared to shock Ruth and
Judd into eternity Thursday night
with speed and efficiency.
Invitations Sent
Warden Lawes will send out In
vitations to the execution today.
Under the law four DAYS must
elapse between issuance or invita-.
tions to the legal witnesses and
the time of execution, which the
Court of Appeals has ordered must
take place during the week of
January 8. Hope has been virtually
abandoned that Governor Smith
will grant the condemned prisoners
plea for 3O-Ciay stay. pending
further examination by aIienists.
Mrs. Snyder was forbidden to
have visitors outside the regular
visiting hours when Warden L.awes
discovered the means whereby the
doomed woman had smuggled writ
ten matter out Of the prison. Mrs.
Snyder had used the matron's lava
tory when she was led out into the
exercise yard, and prison authori-
ties said she secreted there papers
which Mrs. Josephine Brown, her
mother, obtained later.
Mrs. Snyder's cell was changed as
q precaution today. She was given
new clothing and different furnish.
ings and bed clothing were provided
for her. The authorities were de.
termined to put an end to her
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commute sentences, and, IL the law
were changed by the exercise OF
executive clemency 1t could make
1t retroactive to save the lives of
Mrs. Snyder and Gray.
All three matrons who have
watched Mrs. Snyder since She went
TO Sing Sing will be on duty the
night pf the execution.
The n1atron selected to walk into
the death chamber with the widow
will be chosen by the method used
to determine which prisoner will die
first where more than one are
scheduled for execution the same
night. That Is. the matron whose
nerves are firmest when the time
comes will be chosen to accompany
Mrs. Snyder.
Ruth has more than 200 feet to
walk to the room, where "a men
viii be grouped to see the end of
the tragic voyage on which she
unwittingly embarked more than
two years ago when she first met
Judd Gray.
IT is possible that she will have
to he carried most of the distance.
because her nerve has left her
broken woman who weeps hysteri-
caIly, rants at her guards and
clutches her cell bars and shrieks
in abject terror as the moment of
oblivion nears.
The technique In electrocutions
at Sing Sing has changed consid.
erably since a year or so ago when
Warden Lawes. himself an enemy
OF capital punishment, took a hand
in making, the grim business as
humane as possible.
The elimination OF the shaving
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Wife and RiUaL Take
Poison In Cop S Home

At Emergency Hospital today DIR.
Cox. OF the hospital staff, said the
condition of Miss Eddman Is much
worse than that OF the wife. He
was told, he said, that one OF them
had dissolved the tablets In water
while the other had swallowed them
whole.
Mansfield Takes Leave
Miss Eddman. according to the
police. lived with her mother at is
Dartmouth Place N. w, before GO
ing to the Mansfield apartment.
Policeman Mansfield. acting under
orders from Sergeant Hunt after he
reached the house, reported to Lieut..
j. w. Mccormick, OF the Eleventh
precinct, Immediately after the
women were taken to the hospital.
He received q leave of absence from
duty for three DAYS, to await the
outcome Of Hunts report to his
superiors.
1t was said at the hospital this
morning that Mansfield did not visit
either his wife or Miss Eddman
last night after they were admitted
Both women are conscious, 1t was
said.
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past him in the hallway she locked
herself in the bathroom and turned
on the gas.
Try To Force Door
While Deneal and Masnfield were
trying to force the bathroom door,
Evans said he entered the room
where Miss Eddman was sitting.
Before he could stop her. Miss Edd.
man swallowed four tablets. She
told Evans, he said. that she took
the tablets because she feared
trouble after Mrs. Mansfield's sui.
cidal attempt.
The MansfieIds have five children,
II was said. but only one Of them
was in the apartment when the
mother took the poison.
Both women were able to walk to
the police patrol wagon, which an
swered the call at the request Of
Emergency Hospital. because it's
ambulance was out on another call.
Mansfield had called the hospital.
Both Mrs. Mansfield and Miss Edd.
man are "a years old
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To Enter Royal Circle

W
setsu
Matsudaira
17-year-old
daughter
Of the
Japanese
ambassador
here,
whose
engagement
to Prince
Chichibu,
brother of
the Japanese
emperor,
has been
announced,
is shown
here in an
informal
pose with
her little
brother.
81
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Judd Gray Charts His
Course for HeaUen
By ELEANOR FULLY

llSSTNTN1T n ". jan 81 dT701d
electric chair am looking forg0drd to life IN hedve
This was the of Judd Gray who today STANDS
IN the shadow Of death.
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of the head does away with bit
of unnecessary horror, because this
practice, usually gone through on
the morning of the day Of execu-
ton. bore home to the condemned
persons the inevitability of their