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r.February 6, 1922. Entered at Bloomington, InBOYTHE3CREWMYOUTHFUL FIREBUG Yl—“Smile if 1ie if you’re j !ted by the \ represent-iccording to the team is “Old Post m this sea-BEGGED TO BE SENT uTO REFORM SCHOOLNit*»* iccessful rf-ibers of The tted to John at students irts of the n the Vin-by the fact [ institution •equests for ect identity ilot for the l to become sketball. year from located near own of the c at Smith-e attention, ueh a thing hen Adams nigh his ef-ed into thethere.hed its way every game !y defeating at the re-on, Vinren-toumament,Pleading that ho be taken to the Plainfield reform school, IM-year-oid Robert Davis, who was arrested Saturday night for arson and who confessed to starting ail the fires last week, visited the office of Herman Grant, juvenile officer ton day* ago. The boy told Mr. Grant he would bo better off at Plainfield than at home and asked to be taken there at once.Mr. Grant talked with Robert at length and suggested that he be given a home on a farm, which the boy agreed to. Today when the officer visited Robert in jail, the latter said, “This would not have happened if I had gotten that job on the farm.'’Mr. Grant had Robert taken to the psychology department of Indiana University this afternoon where he was tested as to his sanity. The juvenile officer says he believes the boy is sane and that it would be a mistake to commit him to a feeble-minded institution. Mr. Grant will propose to send him to Plainfield but will not take action until the return of his father from Circleville, 0., where he is a witness in court., saflt;* Botfl:#street; amou | in oh ! unahl dentrmentDisi made open: they i st ronI doorthe \i feet ■ of th1IOnInsurance Men Reap Harvestnectilt; day t hal *
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Bloomington Evening World
Bloomington, Indiana, US
Mon, Feb 06, 1922
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Indiana U.
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