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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
DON FLoRENT1No MIRANDA

FL distinguido caballero, cuyo nombre
encabeza estas lineas, organizador y di.
rector de grandes empresas, resemble su
contrato con Ia firma de Alfonso R.era
y Co., para aceptar Ell alto cargo de
vice-presidente Y general manager
de MADEIRA Garcia Tobacco Company
Nos es grato felicitar a esta Ultima
frma por la buena adquisici6n que ha
hecho, pues el senor Miranda es uno de
los hOmbres mas activos inteligentes
que tiene el comercio de San Juan.
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I'm impOrtdntO case Wis
to en- Ia COTte de CiaIes


En- el dia de aver Sc efectu6 en- la
Corte municipal de GALES, unite su
Juez Rafael Escalona, la vista del
case seguido contra el obrero Girls
pin Melendez, acnsado de ucometi-
miento grave, en- la persona de Felix
Vega.
Mas de siete testigos de cargo de-
clararon que ell dia de la ocurrencia
vieron al obrero Melendez en- la es-
quina que forman las Gales San Jo
Sc Palmer, Y que en- el momento en-
que pasaba Felix Vega, aquel sa-
cando un revolver lie hizo algunos dis
paros, y que al notar que Vega sc
ndelantab& haeia el para defenderse,
hugo coriendo por un callej6n.
Felix Vega declare que Melendez sc
habia ocultado detras de un poste
que apuntandole con dos revolveres
le hizo cuarto disparos, que el Sc
tiro al suelo pam defenderse. Que
con motive de los disparos sc aglo-
nero el publico, y que el fue sujeta-
do por su esposa.
FL Licdo Cancel, que fue mencio-
nado durante el juicio, fue llamado
u declarar, manifestlndo que cuando
Sc persona en- el lugar de los dispa.
ros n yer que Vega tenfa un re
volver en- las manos Sc 10 quito, en-
tregandoselo al jefe de la policfa.
Cuande fue Blmado a declar el je-
fe Elias L. Lopez, manifesto que ha-
bfa capturado al acusado en- la casa
de Jose AndGjar, que no le habfal en-
cOntrado arma alguna en- su persona.
pero que encontr6 en- el corrar de la
casa meneionada un revolver sin
masa, varias b1las, unas disparadas Y
otrt.s no. A prop6sito del revolver
que fue encontrado en- possession de
Vega, aleg6 este que 10 habia tornado
del suelo, por hlbersele caido a su
agresor. Ambls armas son de dife-
rentes calibres.
La defensa que fu6 brillante, es-
tuVo cargo dei Llcdo. Pedro San
tlna Jr.
Cusndo termin6 esta el juez sefior
Escalona, despues de hablar por mas
dc veinte minutes, lie impuso a Melen
dez dos amos de carcel.
Momentos despues L. fue celebra-
do otro juicio al mismo acusado en-
relacion al anterior, sobre armas pro.
hibidas, imponiendOle la Corte Gin
cuenta d6lares de multl en- su de-
fecto so dias de carcel.
Ambos casos fueron apelados para
ante el Tribunal de DistritO, y para
que ell acusadO pueda obtener su Ii
bertad provisional Sc lie sefial6 una
fianal de trescientos d6lares por el
primer case y cien d6lares por el
segundo.
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La independence de PtO. Rico

Rico sin Estados Unidos, que agitan,
sostienen y defender los independents.
tas nacionalistas, que solo quioren con
Estados Unidos una relaci6n de fronca
generosa cordialidad y dc alberta COO
peraci6n nacional. Pero nada mas
Como Sc We a simple vista. las rendel
c.as do1ninantes divergentes en- rela
cion con el STATUS definitivO. permsnen
te y final de nuestra querida patria con
Estados Unidos, sc distingue y caractet
RIA por el uso de tres preposiciOnes: EN,
, CON y SIN.
/ Para los primeros, Ia proposition BN
es de tanta fuerza acomodaci6n que
tiende trasponer la isla al contine lte,
pOr 10 cOntrariO, prolongar aquel has
IA alcanzar y abarcar a Puerto Rico. De
otro modo, pretenden diluci6n insular
natiVa en- el vasto continente, la absor-
ci6n total por este para asin1Glar indivi-
dual y colectivamente million medic
de habitantes. Y fuera de una de otra
manera, 10 cierto, 10 precise, 10 incues-
tionable sera. que Puerto Rico indepen
diente en- Estados Unidos no vendr-a a
ser categ6ricamente otra cosa que nm
injerto latino en- tronco salon. GCabe
en- 10 possible? JEs prudente, cientifico
practice el procedinaiento 0 Ia tenden
cia a Ia experimentation etnica7 No
Soca a nosotros responder en- las ,estre-
checes de este articulo de peri6dico, pc
TO que liable la historic en- comproba-
cion de estos hechos.
Para los segundos que usan de La fuer
"a signiicaci6n de la proposition CON,
debemos inferir, que buscan compahia
union, asociacion concurrencia al la
do del coloso del Norte. Pero sobre esta
relaci6n sc mantiene la personalidad por
torriqueha, este es, Sc conserva la in
dependencies en- 10 local y la relaci6n es-
trecha en- 10 International. Lo mismo que
llaman algunos autononia con protec-
torado como medida de TRANSITION. Y
preguntamos, TRANSITION, Ipara que?
para la independence en- Norte Anne
rica para la independence sin Norte
America? 6Cabe a la dignidad portorri-
quefia una libertad Conditional? GDe que
independence Sc gozaria entonces?
Y fnalmente, tenemos los que, ARE
batados por ell entusiasmo patri6tico pi-
den a gritos Y rcclaman con dignidad
~ valentia la independence SIN Nor
te America. Esto es, La privaci6n absolu
Ia de Norse America, el reconocimientO
nacional la personalidad creadora de
un pueblo libre las ajenas tutelas' para
actuar en- perfecta ammonia con su pro
pio criterio.
En- articulos sucesivos pIesentaremos
ampliamente estas teorias defendere-
NOS nuestro criterio personal a La cla-
ra luz de la historic de Ia raz6n. Sir
va este, como un simple esbozo prelimi-
nar base de una augmentation, que
llevaras pOr norma la justieia por fna
lidad Ia defensa serena v justa de los
santos ideales que suste1tamos.
Jose Archilla CABRERA.
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DR.. J. M. AMADEo.

pOr haberle extendido la Junta ell
privilegio dc tipo especial del Gobier-
no para su service telegrafico por un
periodo de go dias informando que
abriga la esperanza de que la conce-
sion Sc haga permanente.
Sc tom6 on cuenta una communication
del Attorney General solIcitando Ia
installation de un telefono gratis en- la
oficina del marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, secci6n Primera,
que hace un aho Sc le ofreciera y que
aln no Ia sido instalado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

La Caribbean Film CO.. los Sc
iores Bruno Gonzalez'' exhibiran
hoy ante un nnmero selecto de amigos
y periodistas la emocionante pelicula
''Vaya y Consigalo'', que es la que
tiene, anunciada ell ''Rialto'' para su
exhibition que hoy por la mafiana nos
ofrece la "oaribbean Film Co." y los
sefOres Bruno y Gonzalez Sc lie
vara a cabo con la orquesta.
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Ell L1cDo. 1eNAo1o MORALES

En- asmtos de su profession ha es-
tado en- San Juan ell muy quito ex
celente caballero don Ignacio Morales,
quien reside en- Naranjito, donde gOza,
por sus beIisimas cualidades. de gene
raj estimation.
. Nos completeness en- reiterar al buen
amigo nuestro afectuoso saludo.
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LeyeS apTObadas spOT ell Co.
bernadOr INFERNO de P. R.

PRoYECTo DE LA CAMARA NO.
129, disponiendo la construction de los
trozos de carretera; uno que, partiendo
de la ciudad de Humacao otro de la
ciudad de FajardO, empalmen con la
carretera en- construction de Naguabo
Juncos, y asignando los fondos ne,
cesarios.
PRoYECTO DEL sENADo NO. 81,
asignado la suma de cincuenta mil
(5O,OOO) d6lares para La construction
de los sistemas de acueducto, drenajc
y alcantarillado en- el sitio denominado
''El Terraplen de la Marina, para
la construction y afrmado de las ca
lies EN- prOyecto en- dicho sitio.''
PRoYECTo DE LA CANdARA No
%, para obligar a los patronos a cum
plir ciertOs deberes y proteger a los
trabajadores en- sus hogares."
PRoYECTo DE LA CAAdARA NO
Sc, para Ia construction de una carre-
terra que, partiendo de Hatillo, una a
este pueblo con Ell kil6mstro Is de la
carretera No. IS, Arecibo-Lares, en- ell
barrio de "Bayaney'', asignando los
fondos necesarios tai fin, y para Otros
fines.
PRoYECTo DE LA CAAIARA NO
297, para disponer La construction de
una carretera de Yauco a Adjuntas. pa
sando por los barrios Caimito, Duey,
Diego Hernandez, Aguas Blancas y Rio
PrietO, de la Jurisdiction de Yauco, y
para otros fines.
PRoYECTo DE LA CAMARA NO
176, para autorizar la emission de bo-
nos del Gobierno Insular de Puerto Ri
co hasta Ia cantidad de tres millones
(3,0OO, ,000) de d6lares para nevar a
cabo la construction de lineas ferreas
en- la region oriental de Puerto Rico.
que empalmen las de caracter pIblico
existentes en- dicha region, y para Ia
compra y arrendamiento de las propie-
dades y Was existentes que sean nece-
sarias para completar ell ferrocarril de
circunvalaci6n.
PRoYECTo DE LA CAMARA NO
63, para autorizar al Comisionado del
Interior a proceder al estudio y cons
trucci6n de Las lineas ferreas necesa-
rias para empalmar las lfneas actuales
de caracter pdblico en- la region orien-
tai de Puerto Rico; para adqu.rir por
compra, arrendamiento o expropiacion
forzosa, cualquier propiedad necesaria
al objeto de esta Ley y para eximir
del pago de contribution a cualquier
compafiia que construya y explote cual-
quier secci6n trozo de ferrocarril de
los especifcados en- esta ley, fin de
establecer una linea de ferrocarri de
circulation.
PRoYECTo DE LA CAdARA NO
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parte innecesaria dc los archives de
las cortes de distrto, y para otros
fines.
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PoR TIRAR DE Las

0REJAs A JORGE.
En- Ponce fu6 denunciado por la po-
ncia el individuo Juan oquendo, por
jugar a 10 prohibido.
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PRoYECTo DE LA CAAEARA NO
$751; Ordenando la construction de la
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
30 MILLION GALLONS
READY IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. 25-All that stood be-
tween Chicago and 100000 gallons OF
real beer today was official notification to
breweries that they could make delivery
of their product to corner drug stores.
1.-THE demand for real beer cannot ex-
coed the supply" Anton Laadt. manager
of the Atlas Brewing Company, said In
speaking Of the state of preparedness
Chicago found herself in when Secretary
OF the Treasury Mellon tilted the lid by
signing regulations allowing the sale CT
medicinal beer.
The thirty million gallons are all ready
for consumption, EaRdt stated. In sd-
ditfon to this sea of brew, vast watts Of
beer that has not yet been aged, are on
land In Chicago breweries.
by the time the 30,0G0000 gallons are
gone" said Laadt, "the new brew viii
be ready TO sell as tonic"
And in the meantime the well got sick
and the sick got sicker.
In official circles significance is at
tached to the fact that yesterday Samuel
FELTON,, president Of the Chicago Great
Western Railroad, Visited the President
and Wall street received private advices
from Washington that differences be-
tween the railroad executives and the
big four brotherhoods would be set
tied amicably with an opportunity given
the brotherhood chiefs to withdraw from
the situation gracefully.
It may be stated on the authority Of a
member of the railroad labor board that
the board itself has been exerting medi-
atory efforts since its conference with the
brotherhood chiefs last week. Contrary
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
PREMIER TALKS
WITH FRESHMEN

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The plenary ses-
sion of the Irish peace conference sched-
uled to begin at o'clock was converted
into a committee meeting at the last
minute. Arthur Griffith and Michael
Collins, Of the Sim Fem delegation went
to 10 Downing street, and conferred with
Premier Lloyd George. Just before j
o'clock. Austen Chamberlain Joined the
conference. 1t was said that a full meet
ing of all the delegates would take place
tonight, 'if the committee meeting was
satisfactory"
Both sides appeared more optimistic
this afternoon, but It is feared that an
other crisis will develop later in the
week when the vital issue of Ulster
province is again faced.
Desmond Fitzgerald, publicity direc-
tor, of the Sim Fem delegation, issued a
statement denying the Irish delegates in
tend to ask Dali Eireann to submit the
question of royal sovereignty to a plebi-
scite.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
WITNESSES DENY
SIGNING CHECKS

Witnesses, whose names appear on the
alleged ficttous checks for work which
Is said never to- have been done for the
City of Indianapolis when Dennis J.
Bush was street commissioners in 1914
and 1915, testified this morning that tho
names as endorsers on the checks were
not their signatures and that they never
received the money value of the check
In a suit brought In Superior Court,
Room 2, by the City of India napolis to
hold the National City Bank responsible
for honoring the checks to the amount
of $1,359.2O
Among those who testified this morn
were Joseph J. O'Brien, John B. Flex,
John Mehan, w. J. Richardson, Edward
Wren, Joseph w. Caldwell, Louise Eyers,
John J. O'Brien, James j. OBrien and
Edward Buckley.
William Glenn, however, sprang a mild
sensation when he testified that the sig
nature on the check was his own.
Fred J. Espry, who was tlmekeeper
and in charge o fthe books upon which
Bush is said to have based his payroll,
testified that he had no way Of knowing
the validity of the names on the payroll
he admitted that some men worked
under fictitious names because the city
always deducts from the checks any
back taxes which have not been paid and
claimed that some men sought to avoid
payments In the manner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

whether he Is guilty or innocent. The
mere fact that he has been indicted by
the Federal and county grand jur1es
upon the testimony of one of the most
notorious crooks that has ever been heard
does not convince me that he Is guilty Of
the charge until he has been proven to
be. To take such an action as the city
board of election commissioners did, is
Ike taking a man out of jail before he
is tried to be hung by mob.
1.-The advice given to Mr.. Lemaux, Re-
publican city chairman. by Martin Hugg,
Linton A Cox and Alexander Cavins that
the law empowered him to expell Hart
man from the ticket and place another
instead, is absolutely wrong. This Is not
the law at all. An opinion by the Su-
preme Court of Missouri says: A party
committee to which is granted the power
of filing vacancies in nominations has
no power to declare such vacancies 20
c. J. 126. State vs. Roach, 246 Mo. SO.
Also by the Supreme Court Of Washing
ton as follows: An action to restrain
a county auditor from placing on the
county ticket of a party the names of
certain persons not legally nominated
may be maintained by a citizen or can
didate of another party having no in
terest in such ticket; the right to main
tain such an action being secured 10
every citizen by the express provisions
of the primary law State ex rel Peters
VS.. Superior Court Of Kitsop County,
State Of Washington. 127 Pacific $40; an
notation 4, and other numerous decisions
II am confident, however. that the court
in which the action of Hartman is now
PENDING will uphold my contention,
What has become of the police officers
mentioned by Francis? There has been
nothing said or done about them since
the Indictment Of Hartman. An inveSti-
cation of this kind, when properly con-
Quoted. conduces to the public good, es-
pecially when it is made against any per-
son regardless of his position Of Office
that he Is holding.
Il am In favor of cleaning house. but
not by any means against one alone; 1t
should lie done generally"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

to belief, the conference was not failure.
this board member emphasized. 1t pro-
duced no tangible results, he explained,
because the board presented nothing
tangible to the labor chiefs, but he de-
clared the meeting "sowed the seed for
peace negotiations"
The board has, on other occasions,
when crises arose. threatening serious dis
turbances on the railroads, exceeded It's
quasi judicial authority to exert mediatory
efforts, and will Ego the limit it was
declared. to meet the great emergency
that now confronts the country"
As official circles view the situation, the
railroads desire public opinion behind
them and are anxious to avoid he posi-
ton of being declared law riolators by
the labor board.
The brotherhOods also are anxious, it
was pointed out, to save themselves from
public castigation by the board. The
brotherhood chiefs, it was stated, are
fully aware that going on With their
strike program means cou!t proceedings
hiatt may result in the complete tying
up of their funds and Jail sen;ences for
all officials concerned. They nave been
warned by the railroad labor bolrd Itself.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
MILWAUKEE, READY
TO MAKE BEER

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 25.-As the result
of an announcement by Secretary Mellon
allowing the disposal of beer on the pre-
Scription basis, manufacturers of that
product which made milwaukee famous"
announced here today they are ready to
resume the brewing of fuu-strength beer
at once.
1--WE have been expecting this action
of Secretary Mellon for some time said
F. NJ. Gabel of the Blatz Brewing Com.
pany this morning. IF the regulations
are for the prescribing of beer by the
case it viii mean that our brewery will
resume Immediately the manufacture of
beer for medicinal purposes. If the reGu
lations permit only the prescribing of
beer by the bottle, then it would not be
worth while to resume its manufacture.
1--WE are all ready to begin the man
ufacture of real teer the day we receive
formal notice from the revenue officers"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
HOW TO REDUCE
VARlCOSE Veins

Many people have become Respondent
because they have been led to believe that
there is no remedy that viii reduce swol-
len veins and punches.
If You will get a two-ounce original
bottle OF Moone's Emerald Oil full
strength) at any first class drug store
and apply 1t at home as directed you
will quickly notice an improvement which
will continue until the veins and punches
are reduced to normal.
Moones Emerald OIL is very concen-
trated and bottle lasts a long time
that's why 1t is a most inexpensive treat
ment. 1t has brought much comfort to
worried people all over the country and
is one Of the wonderful discoveries of
recent years and always bear In mind
that anyone who is disappointed with its
use can have their money refunded. Gen
erous sample on receipt of 10 cents, sill
yer or stamps. International Laborato-
ries, Rochester, n. Y. Your druggist or
Hooks Dependable Drug Store can sup
ply observation-disclosures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

The funeral services for John r. Hall,
who died at his home, 1882 North Ala
bams street. Saturday and who had been
a resident Of Indianapolis for the past
twelve years was held at Logansport
Ind, yesterday afternoon. He was born
in Dayton. Ohio, in 1859. For several
years during his residence in this city
he was connected with the Standard Oil
Company. He is survived by a widow
Hall was member of Mystic Tie Lodge,
F. and A. NJ. the Scottish Rite and Murat
Temples. Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
PREVENT SALE
IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Beer
cannot be sold as medicine In Illinois, no
matter what the Government says, 1t was
announced at the attorney generals Office
today.
The enforcement act passed by the last
Legislature, it was stated, does not rec
ognize beer as medicine and places the
ban on all intoxicants except whisky
which may be sold by druggists.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25

ticipate In the strike at this time, off,
Gals Of the various railway unions AFT
lated with the American Federation of
Labor, were interested observers Of the
maneuvers. The only statement forth
coming from them was the positive dec
laration that the federation unions would
not "scab" on the brotherhood If the
strike takes place.
"We will do our own work, but not
the work Of the men who are out" said
Il. NJ. MCGEE, grand chief of the clerks
on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
This was taken as a strong hint that If
the telegraphers strike, the clerks will
not act as telephone men to move trains
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
CAN'T BE STOPPED
IN WISCONSIN

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 25.-Wisconsin
State officials will be powerless to stop
the sale Of beer for medicinal purposes
If Secretary of Treasury Melons ruling
is lawful, In the opinion Of w. Stanley
Smith, State prohibition commissioner
II have no right under our State law"
said Smith, ito issue any ruling for Wis
consin that would in any way have the
effect Of repeating Melons ruling.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
ILLINOIS UNABLE
TO ENFORCE LAW

CHICAGO, Oct. PA clash of opinion
between State and Federal officials on
whether beer can be sold on prescrtp-
lions in Illinois under the new Federal
orders, occurred today.
John V. Clinnin, Assistant q. s. Dis
trict Attorney, said beer could be sold
that when Federal and State regulations
conflict, the State gives way to the Fed
eral rules.
Attorney General Brundage held ar
ferent view. He said State laws prohibit
sale of beer and wines for medicinal pur-
poses on prescription by Illinois drug
gists.
Brundage declared, however, he was
without power TO enforce the State laws
because of lack of funds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
-
NO DELUGE
IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, MO4 Oct. -25.-st. Louis
will never regain its name as beer CEN
ter, brewers here declared today.
Permission by the Federal Government
for manufacture of beer will not result
in resumption of brewing on a large
scale here.
c. Norman Jones, member Of the board
of directors of the st. Louis Brewing
Association, declared many brewery
plants OF this city had been changed SO
that brewing of beer on a large scale
was impossible.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
REVEALS PLOT
TO DYNAMITE
2 RAILROADS
Atlanta Police Chief Finds
Explosives With Drawings
of Equipment.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 25-Lamar Poole,
chief of police detectives of Atlanta, de-
clared today he had discovered evidence
of a plot to dynamite two Southern rail-
ways.
Poole gave out this information follow
ing discovery that 800 pounds OF dyna-
mite had been stolen from rock quarry.
Twenty of the sticks were found in an
unfinished sewer wrapped in brown pa
per, on which were crude drawings of
locomotives, tunnels and other objects
connected with railroads.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
CALIFORNIA HAS
WINE IN STOCK

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 25-Cali-
fornia stood ready today to cure the Ma
TONS invalids with wine.
Fifteen million gallons of the once
famed California product now stored in
various cellars and warehouses through
out the State was ready to answer the
call Of physicians prescriptions.
Breweries also were ready to CO."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
EXECUTIVES
ASKED FOR
THEIR CARDS

that the statement Of yesterday when 1t
was said there was strong hope that
the strike would be averted." still re-
fected the boards view Of the situa-
ton.
Conferences held today were regarded
as paving the way for agreement at the
general conference to begin tomorrow.
Although they have voted not to par
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
NEGRO FINED s1oo AND COSTS.

Alfred swanigan. negro, $2328- Sheldon
street, was fined 500 and costs In city
court yesterday afternoon on the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons. Swami
gan, according TO testimony Of the police
officer, had a quarrel With another negro
over money and as a result was Cooking
for him with a gun" at the time of the
arrest.