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— Va pe aS ee : te . ri wes tremely ylolent at times. | ment for bowel trouble, Mrs. Latt! me white liquid,” Mra. Shoemaker's AGED INVALID a ag) rede a The hohe room the polite found o| mer {s alleged to have said in her ement continued, “with Instruc- HOS E WAS bottle of whitisn liquid which they | reply: tions to give ber a dose of in water Ww E NURS) turned over to Prof, Ernest N. Pattee,| “Say, what In hell—excuse me: thia| if sie became unruly She told me to ARRESTED HERE|™!*, Bim, for f Syracuse University, for analysis,| is Lent—what have you against me?! give her a second dose if one did not neral,” although ‘Mra, Crawford, was eported back that the liquid con-| 1 thought you wanted to see me out} quiet her, und that the second one not dead. ‘the nurse told him, od” considerable proportions of] of my troubles instead of prolonging | surely would.” rf Drinkwine sald, that mo crepe should lo hydrate, which produces un-| my agony. Why did you do anything — ee bung Chey the door of the Craw. consctousnes id death. for her bowels? | thought y# would | ———~— ford home that the funeral! The pol examined Mrs, Shoe-| know better than that. And you should sy Mg maker, the nurse who was s#ubsti-| passed up a good chance like that, A A florist told the police Mrs. Latti-|tuting for -Mra, tumer, and she | and [ thought you were a good friend (ARCISTERGO) mer had instructed him to send|turned over to tiem several letters|of mine. { should have expected you flowers for “Mrs. Crawford's funeral.”| which Mrs. Lattimer had written to| to be overjoyed and let well enough The Rev, Dr. Almon A. Jaynes,| her successor from Florida. alone, Well, never mind, I bet it will rector of Trinity Protestant Bpisco-| It is understood Mra. Shoemaker | never happen again, for the cat will 1 Church, was another whose in-| wrote Mrs, Lattimer she had i be dpe on the tos Here . Crawfo: cine a reat- “Bhe gave me a bottle containin igre ne had a the police, He| Mrs. Crawford medic Bs nd rave ne end PRICES OF HATCH PRODUCTS Get a packet and realize what | Psy Ree jx 1m, te meet the need of jarge of case, but was junabie to get {nto the house. hire Laitners weoarare, be“res| QM infusion of Really Pure | tum;ismiven sm rs. ITALIAN CHOCOLATES ee, he Fine Tea tastes like Formerly $1.50 the ths new $1.25 Lai found the woman fastened to her SUPREME CHOCOLATES Formerly $2.00 the Ib; now $1.58 6 Mrs. Ida Conrad of No. 129 Matson MATINEE IDOL CHOCOLATES | A i iso reported, them :. ald ected ight nurs Formerly $2.50 the Ib; now $2.00 for a time, and that Mre. Crawford's ‘HATCH HE PAYS THE PARCEL POST" ak bed, and her body was tied down by 4 Stores: 3 on West Side of i Greadong, seat = nt beating xa these stort heigl ye ee Sia and bendgeartors _Vl-a Jecoeeu>eeeoe oo al 1 MES ROTH GRAN police Went tothe honse. and there pal telemeinl Teléphone Fitzroy 241, they found Mrs. Crawford tied as had a aes | been described to them. She did not NURSE IS ARRESTED; Ena Haar lent, le - , when in charge of the had tee te ee ee non| he REAL Orange Pekoe Tea adn FUNERAL ARRANGED FOR LIVING PATIENT (Gelaaiad Week Wink Pons Distinguished ot Dr. Witlam D. Towsley, a couaia, os Presentations she bought a home at No. 407 Emma Street next to that of the physician. Ip September she became ill, she told of No ve /ty friends from pernicious anemia, and ’ was Sent to a hospital . Dr. Towsl: ml arrangements Lattimer, the doc- daughter, « professional nurse, ake care of her Until May, 20, wford remained in the Towa. lvy home, then was moved to the Emma Street house, where she re- mained under the care of Mrs. Latumer. It ts learned that in Decem- ber, 1918, a tr Street house f Mrs. Lattime recorded, A quarre! arose between Dr, Tows- ley and Mrs. Lattimer when the doc- nsfer of the Etmma m Mrs, Crawlora to tor sued for services, andeddrs. Latcti mer appeared in court showing power of attorney f Mrs, Crawfora \For tive ns. the Syracuse police say, the elderly woman has been strapped to her ved, although there were nO positive |fdications that she was insane; and for some reason Which the police were unable to learn Mrs. Lattimer was extremely averse to permitting any one to see her patient. Only two persons, they say, were permitted to see Mra. Crawford in that period. “Mrs. Lattimer went to Daytona, Fia., several weeks ago on a vacation. 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