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New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

MT and Mrs, G, W, Flint of Niagara Falls are visiting Mir, Flnts mother. Mrs G. w. Flint of soi Arch street. The trip was made by auto.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

The Misses Lillian Bengstpn Of stanley Quarter. Jennie and Ada Stan. quist Of Sheffield street and Gather. me and stella kasiski Of Berlin, will spend the next two weeks at Lake Pocotopaug
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

An international silk testing house has been established at Shanghai, China, to receive the issue certificates for a limited amount of raw silk.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

Miss Jeanette Benson Of +s Main street, Is spending a two weeks va. eaton with relatives in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

Feathers. of which the color is washed out by the rain, are the curious possession of the touracou, a bird native of Senegal.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22
PERSONALS

The Misses Catherine o'Leary and Ieiia Daly are spending their ,vaca . ton at Atlantic City
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

Miss Anna H. Petuskis of 4s Frank In street left this afternoon for q t"o-Weeks stay at Sandy Beach, Lake congamond, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

ton at Atlantic City,
 Miss Jeanette Benson Of 4s Main street, Is spending .a two weeks va. cation with relatives in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs G. W, Flint of Niagara Falls are visiting Mir, rlints mother Mrs G. w. Flint of 3ol Arch street The trip was made by auto.
 The Misses Lillian Bengston Q, stanley Quarter, Jennie and Ada Stan. quist Of Sheffield street, and Gather me and Stella kasiski Of Berlin. will spend the next two weeks at Lake Pocotopaus
 Miss Anna H, Petuskis of 4s Frank Tn street left this afternoon for q two-weeks' stay at Sandy Beach, Lake congamond, Mass.
 Mrs, Benjamin Olson and daughter. Miss Eleanor. of sS Church street left today to spend week in Bridgeport,
 n. I. Sloper, manager of the New Britain Gas Light Co, has returned after months vacation in Greenville. Maine.
 A. A. Hull of Shuttle Meadow ave- nut, IS spending two weeks vacation at Nova Scotia.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur R. Futile. Kenneth Futile and Miss Helen Clan. cy are spending the week at The Os- wego, Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. William C. Steiner of 36l Arch street, Mir. and Mrs. William A, Leopold and Otto Leopold also of that address have returned from a two weeks vacation spent at Clinton | Leach.
 Mrs. Ernest Atwater of 12o Wallace street is home after enjoying yaca- ton at Clinton, Conn.
 Miss Elsie Lehman, Margery Leo pold and Miss Anna Schriner of Arch street spent the past week at Clinton Beach and have returned to their homes.
 Louis Melanson, Henry Hornberge- ond c. Radcliffe of Platnville have re- turned from a 1600 mile automobile trip through Canada.
 Miss Beatrice Dahlson of Chestnut street Is vacationing at Indian Neck, Bra nford
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

Mrs Benjamin Olson and daughter MISS Eleanor. Of sS Church street. left today to spend week in Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

H, T, sloper, manager of the New Britain Gas Light Co, has returned after a months vacation in Greenville. Maine.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

A. A. Hull of Shuttle Meadow ave- nue, IS spending two weeks vacation at Nova Scotia.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

MT, and Mrs. Arthur R. Futile, Kenneth Futile and Miss Helen Clan cy are spending the week at The Os- wego, Indian Neck
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

MT. and Mrs. William C. Steiner of S6l Arch street, Mir. and Mrs. William A, Leopold and Otto Leopold also of that address, have returned from two weeks vacation spent at Clinton Leach.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

Miss Elsie Lehman, Margery Leo- pold and Miss Anna Schriner of Arch street spent the past week at Clinton Beach and have returned to their homes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

Jacinta Cared. aut. judicial. La
Corte autoriza la peticionaria para
constituir un pr6stamO hipotecario
por $3.50. sin intereyes, por I'm ano, so
bre la finca deScrita, para inycrtirlos
como Sc Solicita.
George T.. Elkins VS. Fruit Products
Corp C0bro de dinero
Julio Rivera Mojica VS. J. Garcia
Donis. ct. al. tercerfa A moci6n del
demandante, la Corte dicta sentencia
en- rebeldfa contra los demandados
Carlos Orellanes. Maria Astasio y
Elena Rodriguez, por no haber compa
recido ell 13 del corriente, a la prime
III comparecencia de este case.
Regina del Vale VS. f. Conde Y A.
Wolkcrs. Nulidad etc. La Corte de-
clara sin lugar las eXcepciones pre-
Was V concede 10 dfas para contestar
In demanda.
Juan Mercado VS. Ramona Parrilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28
CORTE DE SAN JUAN, SEC
CION PRIMERA.

Agosto 22-F. Vail Spinosa VS. Nj
trate Agencies. Co. Cobro de comisio-
nes. A moci0n de la demandada, la
Corte lie concede una pr0rroga de 10
dfas para radicar una impugnaci6n al
memorandum de costas. (dfa 23) &.
En- este case. la Corte dicta orden pa
IA que por ell Secretario Sc entregue
al Marshal $24 depositados en- Secre-
tarfa.
Ramon Noble Domenech VS. Juan
Ramos Torres,> Otorg. escritura. A
mOci0n del taqufgrafo, la Corte lie con
cede una pr6rroga de 30 dias para ra-
| dicar la transcription de la eviden-
cia.
Modesto EScalera VS. M0nico Esca-
lera V otros. Nulidad etc. A mo-
ci6n de los demanantes, la Corte Or
dena al taqufgrafo prepare una trans
ciipci0n exacta de Ia vista celebrada
Ell este case en- julio IA, 1929, en- ell
incidente sobre memorandum de cos
tas.
Margarita Ramirez VS. Ricardo Da-
villa Y Otro. 1872. mOci0n de Ia
demandante, Ia Corte lie concede una
pr0rroga hasta el 10 de septiembre,
para radicar demanda enmendada.
Pedro Gambia C0rdova VS. Arturo
Tras Y Otro. Liquidation de socie-
dad. A moci0n del demandante la
Corte ordena al taqufgrafo haga una
transcription exacta de la evidencia
presentada en- ell incidente del memo
randum de costas los efectos de la
apelaci6n.
Manuel GOyls Olmo VS. Maria Mar
tfnez. DesahuciO. Celebrada la vista
de la "a. comparecencia con asisten-
cia de las parties, la Corte Sc reserve
su resolution.
Agosto 23.-En este caso, la Corte,
por los fundamentals de SUI opinion,
declara sin lugar Ia demanda con i'm
posici6n de costas al demandante.
Electric Appliance Co. VS. NJ. A. EN-
manuelli. Cobro de dinero. No ha-
biendo radicado la exception previa a
que Sc refiere else1alamiento, la Cor
te no tiene NADIA que resolver.
Juana Garcia, ct. al. Aut. judicial.
La Corte ordena pare este caso al fis-
cal para informe.
Ignacia Vazquez. Aut. judicial La
Corte concede autorizaci0n la pc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

Divorcio. Sc anota Ia rebeldfa de Ia
demandada
Flora Sanchez Merced VS. EvariStO
Quinones. Divorcio. Ugual al an
teriorl En- m6rito Il las razones ex-
DuestaS en- la moci5n del abogado de
la demandada, la COrte lie concede otra
pr6rroga de 80 dias, contar desde
ell % del corriente, para radicar Ia
Exposition del case a los cfectos de
la~ apelaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

MENICO. ID. F.. agosto.-El 1epar-
tamento de minas de la sccretarfa de
Ia industrial y comerciq, desnintiendo
has fals;;s yersiones puhlicarlas n
ca de la re9lizaci0n disminuci6 i"
mmerosasa Sindustrias minerss cn Ia
lepdblica. IsIo para la publicidad los
siguientes e&ftos establishes sobre Ia
production stfe nlinerales durante el
primer 81 llestre de este ailo:
Plata, 210,S57 -kilos, 106 g;amos: !:
plomo, S,99l145 kilos; la de cObre
1,791. .S22 kileS: zine, 545,246 kilos Y
IL de mereurio, 5,197 kilos $50 gra-
mos. s
Como Sc We por los anteriores datos.
la ptluccionE general de la repdhlica.
durante ell primer semestre de este
aliO es mucho mayor que la registrada
en- &nteriores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28
POR la CORTE De D|STR|TO

ticlonaria para tomar a pr6stamo la
cantidad solicitada con hipoteca sobre
la finca descrita etc.
j. Rodriguez Hijos Exparte. Ex-
pediente posesorio.
Juan Ma. Ortega. EXpediente pose
sorio. La Corte dict6 orden para que
por ell SecretariO Sc proceda la ci-
taci6n de colindantes anteriores due
nos.
Isabel Ruiz Mel6ndez VS. Orestes Pa
bon. Divorcio.
Clementina Gonzalez VS. VicAnte
Lind. Filiaci6n. La Corte concede
a los demandantes ell beneficio de po-
breZa en- eStOS caSOS.
Cipriano Santos. Dominic. Vista
la moci0n inicial, la Corte admite Ia
information Y ordena Sc tramite en-
ley.
Manuela E Ines QuiiIones Cabezudo
VS. Ramon Tembleg. Desahucio. Ce-
lebrada ia vista con asistencia de am
has parties. petici6n de los deman-
dantes, la Corte la suspende para con-
tinuarla mafiana, para presentar mas
prueba de rebbutal (dfa 24). Sc con
tinu6 la vista y las parties argumen-
taron oralmente Y lie sOmetierOn. La
Corte Sc reserve SUI resolution. Fue
ron desestimadas eXcepciones previas
mOci6n de non sUit del demandado.
Korber Co VS. Julio We've Roman.
CobrO de cantidad. La COrte decreta
ell aseguramiento de In efectividad de
In sentencia.
Providencia Hernandez VS. Eduardo
Font Pacheco. Divorcio. Ampliada
la prueba, la Corte declare con lugar
la demanda disuelto el matrimonio
con costas al demandado. quedando
los hiios bajo la patria potestad de
la madre.
Agosto 24-Justino Oquendo VS.
Martina Matos etc. CobrO de canti-
dad. A moci6n del demandante. In
Corte ordena Sc cite al defensor legal
Jaime Figueras, con copia de la de-
manda para que la conteste en- el ter
mino de ley.
Juan Vazquez Galvan VS. Baltasara
Gonzalez. Divorcio. La Corte dict6
orden en- este case para que por el Sc
cretario Sc entregue al Lcdo. O. M.
Wood, la cantidad solicitada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28
SECCION IA. DE LA CORTE DE
DISTRfTO DE SAN JUAN.

Agosto Monserrate Acevedo VS..
Geronimo Navarro. Divorcio Sc
anota la rebeldia del demandado. Ce-
lebrado lie juicio en- rebeldfa del de-
mandado. La Corte declare con lu-
gar la demanda, V disuelto el vfnculo
matrimonial eXistente entire las parties
con costas al demandado.
AgoStO 23-El Pueblo VS. Jose Cruz
Gomez, ate. la vida SobresefdO
petici0n de In defenSa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

La secretarfa de comunicGciOnes y
obras pdblicas, por acuerdo del Presi-
dente Lis la republica, procedera a
abrir ell trdfico maritime en- I'm nuevo
puerto del Golfo de Cortes, Al Sur de
Gu&ymas, y que llevara ell nombre de
'YabarO.'
Este nuevo puerto cantard con una
eataci0n terminal, unida por ferroca-
rril con Navojoa. Sonora, quedamFO &
su vez conectado con las lfneas del
ferrocarril Sur Pacffico, hacienda IN
recorrido de GA Kilometres, atravesGlI
do las regiones prdlhctoras de gar
BANJO, situadaS Ell Las margenes del
Ito Mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

FL presidente municipal de Mexico,
que en- dias snteriores orden0 la clau-
sulu EIe lis cabaretS que eXisten en-
eSta metr0poli declare que estA deci-
dido a sosteller Sll primer acuerdo, en-
tantO que no Sc lie demuestre que los
duenos de esOs negociOs pueden con-
scrvar ell orden en- el interior de los
saLImes, Y Sc le presenter los certifi-
cados de las comisarfas respectivas,
de no hnber ocllrl'ido escandhlo en- el
interior de eStoS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28


Competa aparato
cmables-Hermoa henca tuaon-Comodidad esmerado
servico--Cuerpo medco resdente el Sanatorio
Sc eremo de de
dend aenddo medicos los de la Socdad
Depaftamenos especiales Senoras.
banos de hidro
eeccos hdroterapco Rayos % Fulglacon
clos equitatvan1ente convencionaes
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. DON Amalo Rodan.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Dr. Manuel Quvedo Baez.
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR.. don Rafael Velez Lopez.
ESPECIAL1STA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NAREZ OIDOS, GAR
GANTA OJOS: DR. Agustn Lalgier
- RADIOLOGO: Dr. don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO: Dr. R. Ruiz Nazario.
DR. Pedro Rivera Aponte. DIR dom Sanchez.
DR. don Manuel Pavfa Fernandez. Dr. don Castor l. Rivera
CIRUJANO DENTISTA DR.. don Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez.
Astencia Hjas
dad Narses Ttuadas de compea aptud pacca a expenc
.rg CoNSULTAS
En- el Sanaoo-P Director de dias
oles. Reconociniientos $1,000 Consutas $780,
For Ell Cuano GeneaA parcuares de 10 II de la maiana
maFtes, Sabados
Pd EpecastaDe $3.50 $3.50 aborables;
auxiado los medcos Agusn
L. Rivera.
Por ell Patologo:-De 10 a..
En- e Consltoro:- DR. Veez dc a
Por e Director, Dr. Quevedo Baez de Medcos Auxiares:
Dr. Pavia Fernandez de 7h ~ Dr. Pedro Rivera Aponte
2a5pm
p d Especialsta, err su Consultorio, usto
PoE,e Cuano Consultoro
Co0n de II de la tarde.
Los de Nimero solo
atenddo cuauera de los os ndcadc presentation
del ultmo recibo
PREsrDENCIA Aparado 2ll. TEsoRERrA Apartado
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

Como resultadO de las averigGaci0-
neS practicadas sobre los recientes Sll-
ceSoS sangrientCS OcurridoS EN- las CO.
lonias chinas eStablecRlas en- Sonora
Y Sinaloa, Sc procederd Ia eXpul-
sion de 241 chinos que resultan COM
plicados Ell aquellos hechos lamenta-
bles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28
ANTONIO OTERO

Desde hace varios dias Sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad, ell conocido comercian-
tie de la ciudad del Sur, don Antonio
Otero, persona generalmente estima-
da en- aquella poblacion, y dueio del
popular "Bazar Otero".
Ell senior Ortero esta realizando un
viaje comercial por los pueblos mas
importantes de la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

Oablegramas prOcedentes dc Nuevs,
York, anuncian la pr0Xima llegada del
senior Holsen Ford, hermano del gran
industrial americana Henry Ford.
quien viene con el prop0sito de tratar
con ell gObiernO meXicano 10 relative
al establecimiento de fabricas de au-
tom0viles de su marca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28

En- uno de los tranyfas de Jua-
reg, venia iii matrimfnio joven, ira
yendo cada ilno die los c0nyuges una
costa de MADEIRA, cubierta, c0nteniendo
csda uno H4iis de @oce pajaros. El
inspector fiscal de la aduana america
no pregunt6sl los paSajeros 10 que
llevaban, y-lOs aludidos, per toda con-
testaci6n, mE@traron por los peq1eilos
insterticios .t@e Ia cestas, los &nima-
htcs que SO eagitaban en- su prisi6n.
-Estos son camarios ?-dijo ell en-
pleado. sut
-Canarios; 81 senor,-contest6 la
Seilor2.
-;Y estQs Ot7oS SON chonteS?-vol-
vic inquirir, dirigi6nd;Se nj esposo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-28
Noticias de M&jico

-Chontcs; 81 senior, sc apresur0 a
contestar el interpelado.
--Bien; pues chontes no pueden pa
sar; hagGn el favor de bajarse.
y el matrimonio hubo die volverse
"a Juarez con srls dos docenas de pa
jaros.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
COUPLE HELD
IN LOUISVILLE
FOR GEM THEFT
Suspect Declared to Have Con
fessed Stealing Diamonds
in This City.

Mr. and Mrs. R. r. Bright were ar
rested last night at Louisville on infor-
nation provided by the indianapolis de-
tective department Bright is the man,
it is alleged who stole five diamond
rings valued at $1,2S7 from H. K. Bonn,
2210 Central avenue, Tuesday night.
Bright is said to have confessed.
Bonn advertised the diamond for sale.
Bright answered the advertisement and
arranged to meet Bonn Tuesday night to
see his diamonds. At the first meeting
between the men, Bright gave Bonn his
telephone number. When Bright decided
to buy the diamonds he asked Bonn for
a glass Of water to test them and when
Bonn went to get the water, Bright,
police say, ran from the house with tho
jewelry.
Through the telephone number, it was
learned Bright was rooming at a resi-
dence on Central avenue about two blocks
distant from Bonn's home. They were
told Bright and his wife had left after
sending a trunk away. The police were
told Bright had two revOlvers in his
room while living at the Central avenue
house.
The police traced the trunk to the
baggage room at the Union Station and
learned 1t was shipped to Louisville
Bright and his wife were arrested as
they were about to board a train for New
Orleans at Louisville. Two diamond rings
valued at $500 were said to have been
found in his pocket. The detectives be-
lieve he pawnd the other diamonds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
NEWPORT NEWS
PAYS TRIBUTE
TO ROMA DEAD
Public Funeral Conducted for
Sixteen Victims of Air
Catastrophe.

NEWPORT NEWS Va, Feb. PA
great public funeral for the thirty four
American crusaders Of the sky, who were
victims Of the Roma crash, was held here
today.
While the whole Virginia peninsula
bowed its head in solemn tribute to the
dead q steady stream of mOurners wend-
ed It's way to st. PauIs Episcopal
Church, where the bodies Of sixteen Of
the air martyrs lay in state. 1t was in
this simple stone edii,ce the services
were held this afternoon.
The Roma's victims were hOnored in
manner fashioned on the tribute paid the
American World War dead through an
unknown soldier" After a brief reig
ious service in the Episcopal Church one
casket, draped to obscurity by a huge
American flag, was carried in solemn mil
itary parade to the plateau overlooking
the sea. The Army there paid its final
homage to the Roma victims with the
State and people Of Virginia participant
Ing.
High overhead, living comrades Of the
dead sailed through the sky in constant
vigil. Once the funeral service was
started, roses were showered upon the
church from huge bombing planes. Then
the air guardians followed the funeral
parade to the plateau and while the last
rites Of the Army were pronounced roses
were dropped from the sky to deck the
lonely casket.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
MAYORS BALL
BROUGHT $4,000
FOR DESTITUTE
Distribution of Food From
This Fund Begins
Monday.

4 station for the distribution OF food
to the destitute out Of funds derived
from the Valentine ball held by Mayor
Samuel Lewis Shank. in Tomlinson Hall
Feb. 13, viii be established in the base
ment Of the city hall Monday, william
T. Bailey, secretary of Mayor shank s
Ready Relief FUND.- announced today.
John F. Walker. superintendent Of street
cleaning, and Charles G. Duvall, chief
inspector in the city civil engineering de-
partment. viii be in charge.
A number Of food producing estab-
lishments have promised to donate to
the station. Relief funds will be used
to purchase goods not donated 1t Is
planned TO put in each basket a quantity
of rolled oats, potatoes, -four beans,
onions and cabbage. MI Bailey said
that more needy can be reached in this
way than under the present system OF
handling only such cases as happen to
be found.
Baskets win be given to anyone who
brings q letter from & minister a police
man. a ell-known citizen or O social
worker saying they are needy and
worthy.
The mayors ball realized approximate
ly $1,000
The street cleaning derar ment has
distributed about $50 tons Of coal, 100
tons Of which were donated to approx
matelv 100 families. The coal not do
mated Is to be paid for out Of the relief
fund.
The FUND viii be audited at regular pc
RODS by a COMMITTEES composed Of W. IL
Trimble, chairman; II. L. Rlchardt and
Wallace o. Lee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
FIGHT THE FLU,
GUARD YOURSELF
AND HELP OTHERS

Guard yourself and others against in
huenza. Avoid crowds. Sleep with your
bedroom window open. At the hrSt- sign
OF 4 cold, fever. sore throat or that grip
feeling consult your doctor.
But. above all, try 10 keep your nose
and throat protected day and night BY
an sutiseptic cream Flu germs are
literally breathed into your system An
antiseptic cream is used TO keep the
germs from lodging in your nose or
throat
For this purpose get from your drug
gisr at once a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm.
Insert a little into the nOstEils and draw
II through all Of the air passages so it
reaches the throat
Do tdis as often as may be required to
keep nose and throat antiseptic- Do it
the last thing at night and first thing in
the morning until the hu epidemic has
passed
Head colds and catHrrh yield Ike agic
to this antiseptic. healing cream thar
soothes swollen, inhaned membranes 4
nose and throat Your clOgEed ROstrils
open right up and you can breathe freely.
Dent stay stuffed up and miserable
Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
ROMAINQUIRY
HEARS CHARGES
OF 'DEATH-TRAP'

LANGLEY FIELD, Va, Fob. pal
legations members Of the crew Of the III
fated Roma had charged 1t was a death
trap" today caused an unexpected con-
tinuation Of the crash probe by the Army
inquiry board. New witnesses, sum
moned to give evidence on the allegations,
were TO be heard.
1t probably established definitely, how
ever. the Roma was9not out for record
on its trial flight with the new Liberty
motors. Conditions Of the flight, accord
Ing to survivors, were exactly the same
OIL on other test flights. The broken
rudder upon which the accident had been
blamed, could not be connected with the
use Of Liberty motors by any means,
they added. 1t was suggested here the
Army board might recommend public
Investigation, due to a report the Romas
rudder was damaged during a recent
landing Of he alrship on 1he> field here.
Officials refused to discuss the report,
turning reticent for the first time since
the accident.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24

sive or high bonds ana fines would be
remitted."
Francis sprang a sensation when Mr..
Inman began asking questions regarding
the coat that Francis stole from Airs. Ray
Robinson.
What coat was It you said you
wrapped your wife. who was clad in
nighteCwn, the night that you moved
her from the fat on North Delaware
street?" Mr.. Inman asked.
FRANCIS GIVES
CROWD THRILL.
IF you want me to, I can point the
coat out right now as 1t is on a woman
in the courtroom" said Francis with
much pride.
Spectators gasped as Mr. Tnman said,
do it,
1.-The lady is sitting on the first row
CENTER" said Francis.
Mrs. Ray Robinson rose and took of
the coat in question The coat had been
Francis asserted Mrs. Francis and Mrs
Hartman wore at times. Mrs. Robinson
is a witness for the State.
Mr.. Inman asked Francis if it wasn't 6
fact when Mr. Holmes was in Louisville
he (Francis) said he had heard the Indi-
annapolis News had offered money to OBJ
tain statements involving Hartman and
! Francis said, Il am not saying got any
but saw $500"
In answer to that question, Franci:
said, absolutely not"
Francis denied he had heard certain
Louisville detectives had been reduced K
patrolmen because they had criticized a
a result Of not getting in on the money
Francis insisted he never talked to Blod-
gett Of tie News unless Louisville Off
GERS were present. He dei led he had re
ceived a cent for making Sny statement
Francis, after testifytng, vas taken t.
the Marion County jail where he spent
the night. He was returned to Louisville
this morning.
At the night session of court held
United States District Attorney Homer
Elliott spent the entire evening hearing
the testimony. Hartman is under in
dictment in the Federal Court on q
charge of Transporting automobiles il
interstate traffic. That case is now pend
ing in the Federal Court.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-24
MERCHANT TO
BE RECEIVER
Judge Anderson Names Brazil
Man in Bankrupt Case.

Harry II. Keith, dry goods merchant,
of Brazil was named receiver III bank
ruptcy for John j, Mooney operating az
Sanders & Co, general merchants, Of
that city, by Judge Albert b. Anderson
in Federal Court today. The action was
taken on petition Of Ravens & Geddes,
Efroymson & Wolf and the a. ?. Hend-
rickson Hat Company, all Of Indian
apolis, creditors of the bankrupt to lie
amount Of about $1,000 Keiths bond
was set at $4,000.
The petition stated Mooney made a
general assignment for the benefit Of
his creditors recently and had admitted
his willingness to be adjudged a bank
rupt.
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy
were filed by VIII J. Davis Of Windfan,
and Harry II. Jackson farmer, who lives
near Kokomo. Davis, who is surveyor
of Upton County, scheduled liabilities Of
$1,92407 and assets OF $500. Jackson
listed liabilities of $3,7GOO5 and assets of
S33S.