The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29

DIDN'T observe Actions
Odd Mr.. Friedman then get III
and leave?
Ayes.
Q-When he got UP and left, yot
observed his actions as he walked;
A--Not that l recall.
Q-You saw him walk out of the
room, didn't you?
A-Not in particular; realized
he was leaving.
Q-After he left the room. who
first spoke?
A-Well, 1 followed Mrs. Small:
and my husbands conversation.
Q-Who talked first?
Airs. Small.
Q-Then your husband and Their
you made this observation you have
told the jury about?
Al did.
Saw Him Again in Court
Odd your husband hear you
make this observation?
A-he ola.
Q-Then after he left, you never
saw him any more until you saw him
here in the courtroom?
Al did not.
Q-Go:ng back to the Terminal
station. After your husband came
back, you then went to Blocks
store?
Ave did. When we left Was
sons we went to Graysons.
GLOW many times had you been
there before that?
Ask or eight times.
Q-Within the last year?
A-Oh, no. Probably once OF
twice in the last year.
Odd anybody go with you on
those previous occasions?
Ayes, my husband or Elizabeth
went with me.
Husband Accompanied Her
Q-You never went alone? Your
husband had habit of going in at
the ladies ready to wear stores in
Indianapolis with you? He knew the
women's stores about as well as YOU
did, didn't he?
Ale usually went.
Gle helped you pick out the
things you got?
Ale expressed an opinion.
Gle always did that, didn't he?
A-Not always.
Q-Well, about always?
Ayes.
Q-And he has done that ever
since you were married, hasn't he?
Ale has.
Q-When you buy anything you
pick it out and he pays the bill?
Ayes.
Sometimes Pay Bills
Q-You don't pay any bills, do
you?
A-Sometimes 1 did.
Q-When you stopped at L.
Strauss, did your husband get
weighed?
Ale did.
Q-What did he weigh?
Al don't remember, probably
ITS.
Q-You stayed at Blocks until IL
or after, and your husband stayed
around there while the dress was
pressed?
Ayes.
Q-There was nothing for him to
do, was there? You didn't buy any
thing more, did you?
A-No, sir. He didn't aim to 20
until got ready.
Q-And it was only a few steps
from Blocks store to the Claypool,
wasn't it?
Alt was.
Quizzed About Jackson
Q-Was he waiting for anything
in particular except to walk that
half block with you?
A-That'S all.
GLOW long have you known
Horace Jackson?
A-Practically all my life.
Q-You lived in the same neigh
borhood when you were young?
A-No, sir Not in the same neigh
borhood, but he visited frequently
in the neighborhood in which 1
lived.
Q-And your relations were cor
dial and friendly up to the time he
got in trouble, we're they?
A-Not particularly; until 1 was
in the Simmons family.
Q-But after you and he married
into the Simmons family, from that
time your relations were cordial and
friendly up to the time he got in
trouble?
Ayes. would say they were.
Families Often Visited
Q-You visited?
Ayes, sir.
Q-And he and his family visited
in your homep
A-Frequently.
Q-And your family in theirs?
Ayes, sir.
Cup to the time he got into
this trouble?
Ayes.
Q-Then after he got in trouble,
you never saw him for a while?
A-Two or three years.
Q-And after he left, what we're
your relations with Lora jackson,
and her children; friendly or other
wise?
A-Were friendly for a while.
Q-Until when?
A-She went and lived with her
mother while. AS long as she
lived there we were friendly and
then she moved to Wilkinson and
we never visited her after that.
Had No Trouble
Q-Did you have any trouble?
A-Not in particular, no.
Q-You never did have any trouble
with the Jackson family. did you?
A-Not what you would Just call
trouble, probably.
Q-You never had any arguments
or disputes with them at any time,
did you?