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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Ell MIsMo coMITE TERRITORIAL

En- la Ultima Asamblea del Partido
Republicano, esta ractific6 su CONTAIN
"a a los miembros del Comite Terri
torial, para ocupar los mismos cargos,
los cuales son los siguientes:
Presidente, Jose Tous Soto, por San
Juan; propietarios Lcdos. Roberto FL.
Todd Fernando ]. Geigel; suplen-
tes, seiiores Oscar Nevarez Y Mariana
.R. Pesquera. Por Arecibo: Lcdos. Jo-
sc Martinez Dayila y Jose r. Aponte ;
suplentes, sehores yirgilio Ramos Ca
sellas Heraclio Lopez. Por Aguadi-
la: propietarios, Lcdos. Juan B. So
to Y Enrique Gonzalez Mena; suplen-
tes, Lcdos. Juan Valdejully Rodriguez
y Laurentino Estrella. Por Mayagiiez
propietarios, Lcdo. Leopoldo Felii y
Francisco Servera Silva; suplentes, Sc
flores Totti Y DIR. Pedro Perea, Fa-
jardo. Por Ponce: propietarios, Lcdos.
Jose Tous Soto y Rafael Martinez Ma
'dal; suplentes, Lcdos. Teodoro Mosco-
so Y doctor Manuel Pujadas. Por Qua
yama: propietarios, Joaquin A. Bece-
rril y Tomas Silva; suplentes, sefiores
Pedro yazquez y Guillermo Godreau
por Humacaa: propietarios, senior Jai-
me Sifre Tarifa Y Lcdo. Arturo Apon-
te, 'Jr.;; supIentes;; .seior Juan Carrot,
Yr. y Isdoi Carlos J. Fravesiersf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
INFOR MACION GENERAL
ELEGANTE REsIDENcIA

En- breve comenzara la construction
de una elegante residencia en- Santur-
ce, EN- el bloque de solares de la pa
rada 18 la carretera del sur, el doc
tor Fernos. Aquel sitio parece que va
poblarse rapidamente y hay va cons
tru1dos el hermoso edificio de los Sc,
iiores Miranda Hermanos ) una ele'
gante ,residencia del Lcdo. senior Tous
Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

.QhlNS31 49, ~
i !, En- la tarde, de- aver recibimos In
igfata Nisita de los esltosos Sergis que
tienen bien cimentada fama de ser
" gpoFle ft9 Aos lyettost tlfEEieQsmas n9tables
-gs s4HaagRff9ss 4agf9ss rffqFdrfn qd Ia en la aetualidae
los teatrOs de America. r., =
Ttaa z 3N1nb 81 al FR1A M
Ella eS una linda mujel&ita de de-
iEadarry -esDiritual belleza Y el I'M
c1mplido caballero que rebosa inteli-
ggencia ssimPatla. ..Ambos estan pro-
sdiganaenfe detadOs por su patria ita-
Llama para imponerse a todas las re-
servas de los p1blicos mas exigentes.
Los Sergis'', que va estdn contra
tad0s por ell circuito Bruro-vazuuez.
debutaran el del pr0ximo JUNO en- el
teatro Rialto Y esperaran esa fecha
hacienda per la isla una breve tour
nee.
Sean bienvenidos q la encantada Bo-
rfnquen al cfrculo lie nuestras admi-
raciones. ..a.s.,.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
oTRo- PIso TERMINADO

Los elegantes pisos de terrazo, pri
nero y segundo del artfstico edifieio
de los "Caballeros de Colon" en- el Con-
dado, estan terminates y continGan
las obras a cargo del competente in
geniero senior Antonio NJ. Martinez, de
los seiIores Lazaro Martinez. F.
sefior Candido Rodriguez ha hecho e!
trabajo de los pisos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
UNA: NUEVA / HEREDERA

La distinguida esposa de nuestro
estimado amigo doh Juan Diez de An
dino, Sub gerente del Banco Conner
cial de Puerto Rico, ha dado luz aver
por Ia maaana, con toda felicidad, en-
81 Porto Rico Sanatorium, una hermo-
sa nina, la cual ha venido q aumentar
Ia algeria en- el hogar de los esposos
Diez de Andino- Ruiz.
Saludamos a la recien nacida, y a
sus padres nuestra enhorabuena por
tan fausto suceso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
MADEIRA PARA LAS ISLASl
fagIknJAc

sai A@AAN<A1NA11b5 5tsas4i ~
FL hermoso bergantfn "Guiniguada'
que hace POGO llei6 este puerto con
signado los sefores Cadierno Her
5maIles, con un cargamento de cebo
Has, zarpo antes lie aver para Jack
sonyille, Florida, donde tomara yI
cargamento de mauera para las Isla'
Canarias.
Tanto el captain como los dema:
tripulantes de dicha embarcaci6n de
sean epresar por medic de estas II
meas sus gracias mas expresivas, poi
todas las atenciones que fueron obje
to durante su corta permanencia en-
tire ncsotros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
SENTENCIADO POR sADULTERAH
la LECHE

Medardo Vega y Antonio Rivera han
sido condenados por el juez Foote q
cinco y yeinte lfas de carcel respec,
tiyamente por adulteracion de leche
Sc nos ha informado que la direc-
ci6n de sanidad ha emprendido ma
energica cainpafa, contra todos estos
que SC dcdican a adulterar Ia leche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
.I.A JT5NrA DE SANDAL

Aver a las cuatro y media de IA
tarde celebr6 su acostumbrada session
semanal on nm departamento del Ins-
tituto de aIedicinas Tropicales, Ia
Junta Superior de sanidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
PLEITO FALLADO EN- LA CORTE
FEDERAL

Despu6s de haberse estado celebran-
dose en- la Corte Federal por un pc
rfodo de tres dias el case civil de Ike
Goldsmith VS., L'Union compaiiia fran
cesa de seguros contra incendio, el
jurado aver tarde trajo un veredicto
4 favor del demandante por el mon
tante total de Ia POLKA, que son $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
p. PEDRO sALAzAR, oPERAD(

p. PEDRO SALAzAR, OPERADO
Recientemente ha sido operado en-
la Clfnica de, Miramar con exito feliz
el respectable caballero v conocido hon.
bre de negocios de esta ciudad D. Pc.
dro Salazar, mly ,estimado en- nues
tros cfrculos sociales
Deseamos que pronto restablezca q
distinguido caballero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
TRUCE, ,INcENDIADo EN- QUE

Eli la 'tarde' ilei l15 del corriente mes
ael ltiaiek @Hps3e4, de la sefiora yiuda
de Dnefo, g,fiado poro el chauffeur
Fr6ilan Quevedo, n1mero 9533, Sc in
1cenaio mientras iba pdfs elAkil6metro
115 de Ia carretera ndmere 2,.y qued6
completamente destrufdo. No ocurrie-
ron desgracias personales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Ell '.BARCELONA'' HACE UN VIA
JE ESPLESDID0

Los senores SoDrinos de. Izquierdo Y
Co., de esta plaza. nos participan que
han recibido noticias informandoles
que Ell hermoso vapor espahol "Bar.
celona" que sali6 de este puerto el
dfa cinco del eorriente por iaeitarde,
llego o Santander con toda tfelieidad
en- la nadrugada del 16 del 9ctfah
Ell yapor aBarcelona" ppdeSnos de.
cir q. ha hecho nm viajeS Nerdadera,
mentes sespIendido. 4s'pssae' !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
AM.sLI4 DE IsAURA Els CAUSA DE
UN AOTIN EN- SANTURCE

En- ell Olimpo ha inaugurado su Se-i
gun6a temporada de San Juan, la graz
ciosfsima toaaylillera espanola .AmaliaI
de Isaura. '--
La peuueiIina' artista de los gcstos
originates porque han de saber uste-I
des que la Isaura no leyanta un PAL
mo del niyel del escenaiiO esta sien-
do muy ovacionada por el selecto pd-.
biico de Santmce, que llena el i0lim-l
po rabiaf todas las noches.
La tempcrada que la artista ha, ofre-ss
cido sus admiradoresque formanl
I'm ej6rcito- Ell el espl6ndido teatro
de la 10, Sc reduce cuatro funciones
" va lleva dadas tres; pero como es
mucho y bueno el repertoire que SC;
trae esta monada del couplet, v som
mas los deseos que hay de oirlos to-l
dos, de saborearlos todos. de la ma
nera tan slya que los canta la Isaura,,
va Sc habla por ahf de organizar una;
manifestation de protesta, pidiendoi
les nlanifestantes que la Isaura no
sea tan cruel. dejandonos asf con. la
miel en- los labios.
En buen Ito Sc han nletido los emf
presarios del Olimpo, 81 mo acceden a.
los clamores del refinado pdblico del
Santurce, prolongando "a temporadaI
de Amalita en- el simpatico Coliseo.
Para esta' noche, seguramente, ten-
dram que llevarse refuerzos a la pa-t
rada 10, para evitar i'm inotfn en- ta-s
quilla con Ia demanda de locaiidades.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

Compars las especifcaciones del au,
;tom6vil Dodge Brothers con las de
;cualquier otro auto de cuatro cilindros:
tenemos mayor fuerza, mas seguridad
Andrsu Aguilar 8 Co.. Inc,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
CABA1.LOs DE CARREl
+crdadera-

En- Ell yapor Caracas ,llegaEon de.
Venezuela tres hermosos caballos de
carrera consignados al senior Rafael
Martinez; pero Sc nos informa que
son para el doctor Robert Denton
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Ell FISCAL AcTUA

Despu6s de haber ell fiscal dado algu-
mas 6rdenes "a la pOlicfa, en- compaiifa
del Marshal, Jefe Igarayidez, Juez SUI
|liyeres, Secretario f. Maestre,R. Acos-
ia, este reporter, entramos al salon
en- donde dormfa tranquilamente el Je-
fe IZquierdo. lie rodeaban los Docto-
res Carrasquillo Y Crespo, quienes
auxiiaban dos nurses, las seiioritas
Bertini Bentura. Tambi6n yimos a
la seiiora IZquierdo, quien entraba a
incorporate al lado de su esposo.
I. Los doctores Sc mostIaban alegres.
Alegres pors la satisfaction del deber
|cumplido! Como a la media hora des-
perto. Fu6 interrogado por el Jefe
Igaravidez. Luego por el ministerio
Fiscal, quien le tom6 declaration, ha-
|biendo transcribido la misma el Secre.
|tario f. Maestro.
Ell FISCAL ES INTERROGADO
Ell reporter Sc lie acerc6 al fiscal y
he iirigi6 la siguiente pregunta: IA
que conclusion sha Hegado su seiiorfa?
Pues tanto el Juez, como 70, el fis-
cal, exoneramos de toda culpa al Jefe
IIzquierdos -Esta usted autorizado pa
ira decirlo.'
Nrs =, - ~, s,.,,,1 =, .,t;,.S q ID
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Sc FUE MR.. BARRETT.

Esta tarde embarca para Estados
Unidos el director de la prohibition
Mr.. Barrett. Segdn nuestros infor-
mes, Mr.. Barrett ha sido llamado por
-el director general de la prohibition
en- Washington.
Hay quien ,asegura que Mr., Barrett
no regresara a Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

Cuando I'd. compra un aut6m6vil
Dodge tiene la sesuridad de que ef COS
to por millai es mas bajo que Ii de
cualquier otro autom6vil. i@9 'el we
39S Andrsu Aguilar & CO., Inc, ,ep ?,
San Juan, P. r = = -''''
Sub-Ageflte, Francisco ". Muhiz.
-Ponce-G Guayama-M -Mayaguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
.Ul nOtiR en- UtuadO
(Continuaci6n de Ia 1ra.l

ligera confusion en- Ia mano derechl
y un golpe de piedra en- la espalda.
Miguel Felicie presenta una herida
de bala. Sus mandfbulas fueron atra-
vesatfas. Dientes Y muelas desgrana-
,das. Un golpe grande en- la cabeza.
Fue producido por macana ''black
jack. Tambien presenta un monitor
de contusiones.
! Pedro Felicie, el muerto, presentd
una herida producida por baTa de pis-
tola que le atraves6 ell coraz6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
LAS MocIoNEs sERAN oIDAs Ell
VIERNES OLA %

Ell juez Odlin, de la Corte Federal
ha dispuesto que todas las mociones
que estaban seiialadas para ell dfa 80
del corriente las 300 a. m, seran
ofdas el dfa 90, las dos p. M.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
Sc pIDEN REFUERzos a AREcIBe
AL HOSPITAL FIGUERAs

/ Tanto ell Jefe sefior Izquierdo, como
la pOlicfa herida, fueron .conducidos in
mediatamente al hospital Figueras en-
lohde va los Doctores Carrasquillo Y
Crespo esperaban u los heridos para
pEestarles susr Valiosos auxitfos: '''T''s"'
| Tna ola de gente seSufa en-, ,diFeei
cfSn al hospital ALI vimos connota-
dss pers9Halidades DEL forTss. de IA lb9gtn7 lb9tn7
cS magisterio, industrial, ete~ que, 4le7
lgaban deseosos de yer los. heridos
NO es possible dar. sus. nombres;; .pasa-
ban de miles. Ell immense gentfo que
$50 agrup6 frente al hospital hubo de
IcSusar Jas consiguientes. ai6eultades in
term llegaban los refuerzos de Arecibo,
= LOS RREFU ERzOS39 E5b m.
4Despu6s de larga espera, y a las los
de la maiiana, llega el fiscal Palmer,
aeompanado del Jefey Igaravidez, eaPo
q Hernandez guafdias, sFeliciaiio,
Borrero un monitor de detectives.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

lamos, v al despedirnos, 10 hicimos, no
sin antes, dejar sentada nuestra pro-
tesla. al conocer cierto pdblico que en-
cstos momentos dificiles, leios de ayu-
dar la policfa, Sc complace On azn-
zar aun pueblo indefenso, sin mas tar
ae querer compartir los sufrimientos
que puedan sobrevenir.
REPORTER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

Ramirez Hf0mem con lglesias respec-
to salaries mfninaos en- las fincas
de sabalier, insiste ell Senador socia-
lista y queda el lfmite de un dollar.
FL Presidente deja ia sila a Her
nandez Lopez para Aablar del Bill de
Bancos3 que hace aileszesta pendiente.
A1udesa que ei sehSrS Tous y Soto y
el que habla han esEudiado ;el profile
ma que ess de gTaK trascendencia Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
ALARMA PUBLICA


al Dir los disparos, la gente corrfa
en- todas direcciones. Hubo un silen-
clio de un minute POGO mas o menos.
Luego; carreras, gritos, palabras in
sultantes. No habfa quien Sc hiciera
cargo de aquella situaci0n angustiosa
y por diez minutes estuvo ell pueblo
sin nadie que impusiese el orden.
De pronto, ell Juez Suliveres Y al
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito, senior
Tomas Jordan, quien accidentalmen-
te Sc encontr6 en- este pueblo, V con
todo el valor que demandaban sus inn
portantes cargos, Sc abalanzan Fell
Gle que rugfa como una fiera Y logra.
ron llevarlo al hospital, no sin antes
experimental ell dolor que Sc siente
cuando Sc We un hombre empapado
en- sangre.
sE PIDEN REFUERzos A AREcIBo
Don Tomas, Jordan, Mrashal de Are
cibo, Ilam6 al Fiscal Y pidi6 refuerzos
En- tanto aquella deseada ayuda llega
ba, Sc practicaban diligencias para so
lucionar el conficto que Sc nos ha
bfa presentado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21
EspECTAcULo PARA HOY
50 Cine Tres Bandersaass.@Quinta jjco;rnat
;da de la estupenda, cinta Gel 7 de TreE
Dol" una bonita comedia comica. 4

NVIbhI HETt'-T 7 ? --7TT1 iJIG +
,s;hRSf SERGIS" EN- FL IM"ARCIAE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-21

REPORTER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
Recommends This
Stomach Remedy
to All Who Suffer

No matter what you call your
STOMACH trouble. dyspepsia. indi-
gestion, gastritis. sourness, or Just
plain misery, every druggist in the
country has been authorized to re-
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Read what Mr.. Walter L. Main.
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"GentIemen-I had stomach trouble
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induced to try it and now am very
glad I did, as am now a well man.
feeling good. I am glad to recon-
mend 1t to all who suffer with
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Geneva, Ohio. May 20. 1921.
You can secure DR.. Orth's stom-
ach Remedy at any first-class
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money back If It is not just as good
as we say.
Henry J. Huder. Hook Drug Com
pany. Haag Dug Company. Clark &
Cade can supply you.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
Wants the Whole
World to Know
How DR.. Carey's Marshroot Prescrip-
ton Banished His Kidney and
Bladder Troubles.

DR.. Daniel G. Carey, Elmira, N. Y:
1 want you to know so that you will
be able to tell the whole world lust
what your wonderful prescription has
done for me. 1 was confined to my
bed for 26 weeks. AT the end Of that
time my family called in DR.. Carey to
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No. III with the result that I am now.
after a few weeks treatment, I'D and
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my own driving. My kidneys and
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stead Of being in my grave as every
body prophesi6d, I am alive and on
the highway toward renewed health.
thanks to DR.. Carey and his wonder
full medicine. Most gratefully yours,
J. V. Van Alta, Elmira, N. Y"
NOTE-Dr. Daniel G. Carey is the
well known kidney and bladder Spe-
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prescription. Marshroot TIT, he de,
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lar cases. 1t IS not a patent medi-
cine and is Oily sold through drug
stores to accommodate his patients
You can always get this effective pre-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
ASK REGULATION OF
STEAMSHIP RATES
Traffic Men of America Meet
in National Convention,

James G. Thomas. president Of the
Indianapolis Traffic Club, opened the
first annual convention Of the Asso-
ciated Traffic Clubs Of America at
the SEVERN today. One hundred and
fifty delegates. representing fOrty-two
cities, We're present. ". J. L. Ban
ham Of New York presided.
The association considered resoIu-
tons requesting Congress to give the
Interstate Commerce Commission com
plete jurisdiction over steamship rates
and recommending railroads adopt
more effective plans for conducting
public relations through a central
publicity authority.
Amendments to the constitution
We're adopted.
George NJ Barnard Of Indianapo-
lis Will speak at a banquet tonight
in the Claypool on plans and Pur-
poses of the Associated Traffic Clubs
Of America" Hon. Simeon D. Tess
United States Senator from Ohio. will
speak on The Outlook"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
MAY Be
INVOLVED BY LOVE
TANGLE IN COURT
Couple With Five Children
and Married Man Will
Air Troubles,

One quintet eternal triangle" may
involve thirteen persons. It developed
In Juvenile court today
a married couple with five children
ana married man with five children
made the total
Ernest l.. Jack. 45, Denison Hotel,
cared for Mrs Mabel Grem8. 81. of
1880 Carrollton Ave and she reCipro-
Gated. testimony showed. Her husband,
Gustave Gremz. objected.
In the evening, after she had bathed
the five children, all under ten, and
put them TO bed, she said. she would
take a walk Others said Jack met
her
On May she filed an affidavit
charging her husband with neglect Of
his children. on May IA. he retaHated
by fling similar charges against her
and Jack She has a divorce suit
pending.
Her brother told Judge Frank J.
Lahr she said she would wed Jack as
soon as she was divorced. Mrs. Grenz
also wanted to share Jacks cell In the
city Jail when he was locked up on
her husbands charges. he said.
Mrs. Gremz said her husband locked
her in a room, tore clothing from her
and hit her,
Jack is on his wa yback to Canada
with his five children. He is under
sentence of six months on the State
farm If he returns here again or tries
to see Mrs. Creme.
CREME was acquitted. Judgement
against Mrs. Gremz was withheld for
the sake of her children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
ENGINEERS
WILL MEET AT PURDUE
Expected 300 VIII Attend Nineteenth
State Convention.
n Timcs Npecial

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 23.-About
3o0 men are expected TO attend the
nineteenth annual State convention Of
the National Association of Station
airy Engineers. to be held at Purdue,
May Is and %.
Prof G. A. Young will preside.
President z. c. Elliott and Mayor
George r, Durgan will welcome the
visitors.
Responses will be by F. T. Cliff
ford, Kokomo, and H. D. Wallace Of
Anderson. After a business session
visitors will see extensive exhibits pre-
pared for power plant executives and
employees.
Dean A a. Potter, Purdue; Morse
Dellplain Hammond; H c. Marsh,
Milwaukee, and Fred r. Low, New
York. will be the Monday afternoon
speakers.
c. c. Douglas. Chicago; J. w. Hays.
Michigan city; Prof. S. w. Parr, Uni
versity of Illinois; J. w Keller. Pur.
due, and Prof. H. c. Pfeffer, Purdue,
speak Tuesday. Professors a. w.
Cole and L. Y. Ludy will preside on
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
WORKER HURT IN
PLUNGE;;GIRLC CUT
William L, Balm Falls Through
SkyIight-GIaSs Shower,

William L. Balm. 81. OF 1903 McI.ain
St, was injured seriously and Miss
Elsie Neff. 32I n. State Ave. was
slightly cut today when Balm fell from
q fourth story window at the Indiana
Bell Telephone Company building to
a skylight, sending a shower Of glass
into the main office
Balm was washing windows II Is
believed his safety belt was not Sc
Curely fastened.
A wire screen stopped his fall on
the sky light at the second story.
Miss Neff was working In the cash.
ier's cage directly beneath She was
cut on tho left hand and left cheek
and suffered from shock
Balm was taken to the city hospital.
c. II. Rottger. president of the
company, personally supervised relief
for Balm and went with him to the
Methodist Hospital.
Bain's collar bone and shoulder bones
were broken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
INDIANA CENTRAL PLANS
100000 EXPANSION
College VIII Start Construction Of
Mems DormitOry This Fall.

Erection of a new dornitory this
fall to accommodate 115 men. part of
a ten-year building and Improvement
program involving an estimated ex-
penditure of s2,000.OOO, was an
nounced today by Bishop H. II. Fout
following a meeting of trustees of In
diana Central College.
The mems dornitory and new
womens dormitory, which will be con-
structed next year, are forerunners
of an immense improvement program.
a 100000 United Brethren Church
will be built on the campus. German
and Spanish will be taught next year
Successor to Z. ". Emory. treasurer,
resigned, will be named this fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
ATTORNEY CALLED
IN CULT CASE
House of David Lawyer Must
Explain AffidayitS,
BIZ United Press

By CHlted Press
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, May 23.-H. T.
Dewhirst, attorney for the House of
David. was subpoenaed today to ap-
pear before the investigation Of the
cult and explain irregular" affidavits
placed before Judge Harry Dingeman,
''one man grand jury"
The summons was issued after Olaf
G. Brewitz, notary public, was called
TO the witness stand. Brewitz was de
clared to have given testimony con
flicting with that Of a week ago in
connection with affidavits from a col
ony doctor and nurse that Eta Dor
pha Smith, girl-bride mother at the
colony, was too i'll to testify. The girl
later fed the colony.
Brewitz said a week ago that he
acknowledged the affidavits at the re-
quest OF Dewhirst. Later, authori-
ties said he claimed Or. L. B Estes,
the physician. and Florence McCas-
lin, were present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH SWIGERT
Veteran Follows Wife and Son
to Grave,

Joseph o. swigert. II. Civil War
veteran and pension attorney. died
Tuesday night at his home. 1924 Col.
Iege Ave. after an illness of six
months.
Mrs Swigert died March IA and
son, Ernest l.. Swigert. passed away
May Il
Mr. Swigert had lived in Indian
apous since 1858 He was born III
Franklin County, Pennsylvania When
II he enlisted in the Illinois Cavalry.
lie was a member Of the Mai Robert
Anderson G. A. r Post Of Indian
apOns.
The Rev C. E. Bacon will oficiate
at services at the residence Friday.
2 p. III. Burial will be in Crown Hill
Cemetery.
Two daughters, Mrs. B T. Mccain
mon and Miss Z. F. Swigert of In
dianapolis and one son, Earl A. Swig.
ert of Chicago, survive
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-23
MASONS INSPECT
FRANKLIN HOME
Grand Lodge May Erect Hos
pitaI in Marion County,

The Grand Lodge Of Indiana Free
and Accepted Masons holding it's l06th
annual meeting at the Masonic Temple
today made a trip to Franklin to visit
the Masonic homo there. The party
returned to attend final business SEES
sion OF the lodge
1t is expected the Grand Lodge viii
net upon the establishment in Marion
County Of a hospital for the use OF
Masons and their families. Articles
Of Incorporation We're filed Tuesday
for the Memorial Hospital Association.
Charles A. Lippincott Of South Bend
was elected grand master Of the Grand
Lodge of Indiana. Other officers: Lee
Dinwiddie, deputy grand master,
South Bend; Albert w. Funkhouser.
senior grand warden, Evansville; VIII
c. Geake, trustee. Ft. Wayne