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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
ORDER OF DRUIDS WILL
INITIATE FIFTY SUNDAY
State Officers to Be Present for Cere-
mOnies-Banquet Planned.

Indianapolis Grove No. ST, United
Order of Druids. will hold class init
alton in DruId's Hall. IA w. Ohio St.,
Sunday afternoon. Fifty candidates
will receive the three degrees. E. F.
Earl is the degree master.
William Hodapp, Richmond. State
grand officer, will be present. A ban
quet will follow.
Memorial services will be held in
Druid's Hall May q by the local
groves and circles The State grove
lodge will meet in the city June SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Corn King HOnOred

Governor AIcCray today announced
appointment of L. Marshall Bogler,
State champion corn grower, of Hope.
to four-year membership on the
board of trustees of the State village
for epileptics at Newcastle. He
succeeds Rush @. Budd OF RushviIle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

II would Almost
KLINE andIwould
have suf-
fered in this way
about three years;
then a lady friend
suggested that I
try Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable
Compound. Ihave
had better health
since, keep house
and am able to do
nr~0nE THano~-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

Colony. and was supervisor Of art
in the Bedford public schools.
Miss James says that Eloise Riley,
8. has advanced as much in seven
months as most students do in three
years. She has completed courses
in charcoal drawing, rapid work,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
High School Bands in Concert

The student bands Of the three city
high schools appeared in annual con-
cert at Caleb Mills Hall Friday night
Each one played individual selections
and then the bands were massed into
one organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
LOCAL CIVIC CLUBS ELECT
Edward o. Snethen Heads Organiza-
ton for 1923-I4alSe Project Favored.

Edward O. Snethen, attorney, was
reelected president Of the Indianapo-
lis Federation of Civic Clubs for 1928
Friday night at the Chamber Of Com
merce. Other officers were reelected:
A. lie Roy Portteus. first vice presi-
dent; l. L. Fellows, second vice presi-
dent and John r, White, secretary
treasurer.
The federation adopted a resolution
favoring the purchase Of Fall Creek
bottom lands between Boulevard Pl
and Northwestern Ave. south Of
Twenty Sixth St. for park and lake
purposes. . s9kgda
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

These children have examples of
their efforts as budding artists on
display at Irvington branch library.
Miss James, their instructor, has
studied at the John Heron Art
Institute and the Richmond Art
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

VeSJlSdLOr Is not
always restricted
to c RI m 1 n a |
cases. says DR..
Otto II. Schultze,
d / s C ! 0 s g d by
NEA service to
be the original
Craig Kennedy,
scientific detec-
tive. The doc
tor IS medical
assistant to the
district attorney
of New York.
Zone Of the
most interesting
"a SOS I have
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
ECZEMA ON FACE
IN bLISTERS
Also On Hands. ltched and
Burned. Cuticura Heals.

Eczema broke out on my face
and hands. The eczema was In blis-
ters, itching and burning continu-
ally, and my hands had to be tied TO
keep me from scratching. They could
not use water on my face and hands,
and / lost my rest at night. The
blisters stayed for about a year.
My mother read an advertise
ment for Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment and purchased some. and affes
q willis the biisters gradually disap-
peared. / was healed" (Signedl
Miss Florence Kiilan, I71s7 Gala
CHER Ave-, Detroit. Mich.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all toilet
uses. Battle with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Tslcum.
Sample Zach Free By Mail Address: "o1ktsxrA Lab
erstorias, Dept &, kAlden IS, Mass" Sold ever
where Soap BE Ointment Is and Soc. TAleum Ne.
Cutieurz Soap shAves without Mag.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

the regular tunes with a great variety
Of songs by Harlequin authors.
Some OF the brilliant voices In the
production are those OF Miss Faith
Often. who played leading part in
the "Aristooratc Cold" two years
ago. and Miss Marcia Kenyon. who
has quite n reputation in the vicinity
OF Lafayette for her musical work.
Miss Ottens home is IN Rossville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Phoned His Partner

I'VE learned that one afternoon
the undertaken told his partner he
was going to his summer bungalow
and would return the same night.
From the bungalow he later phoned
his partner that he would remain all
night.
About II B. m. the same night,
neighbors discovered that the bunga-
low was mass of flames. When
searching parties went through the
ruins. the charred remains of the
body were discovered. Was it the
undertaker's body?
'I examined the remains and pieced
together the left thigh-bone from the
charred fragments. Now, the thigh
bone of a man is approximately one
fourth the height of the body But
the length of this thighbone showed
that the deceased was over six feet tall
probably six feet one inch.
'I then examined the papers made
out when the undertaken was insured
and learned that the policy had been
taken out by a man five feet eight
inches tall
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Benefit Play to Be
Given for Assumption School


At 8 p. m. Sunday In Assumption
Hall at 110T Blaine Ave. students
Of the municipal dramatic classes un-
der the direction Of G. Carlton Guy
will present a comedy, Putting It
Over" 1t viii be a benefit for the
Assumption School.
The cast Is as follower
Cast Of characters In order Of their Gp-
Bolton. ...............E Earnest A. Daniels
Tom Browne. ..s.s...,... Edward GaumeT
J; j. stewart. ..s.s...... Edward Gsumer
Colonel Lane. ......s. Charles B. Williams
Iorrense Lannon. Eltr1eda SpeckmAn
aunt JuIe; .'.ssss. Helen Jedig
EVA Lou Lane. Henrietta h Young
REV. F. L. FACKLER of St. Mat
thews Evangelical Lutheran Church.
will preach Sunday morning on lift
Your Eyes Up Unto the Lord" At
night, Expression Leads to Repres-
sion" The vestry will meet Tuesday
night at the parsonage.
WHAT MUST THE CHURCH DO
TO BE SAVED?" VIII be the Sunday
night theme of Rev. Charles H. Gun.
eolus at the Brightwood Congrega-
tional Church.
WILL CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
SAVE?'' will be the Sunday morning
subject Of Rev z. P. Jewett at the
Norris Street Methodist Church. At
night an illustrated lecture on India
will be given by Rev. Sampson, a ma.
tive Of India The vested choir will
sing.
THE Appearing God" will be the
morning subject by the Rev. H. r.
Waldo, pastor Of the Second Baptist
Church. At night Saving Faith
Rev. Clarence Wilselm will address
mems meeting at 2:SO D m Pro
fessor Ira L. Deal, Waterloo, Iowa,
will direct the music. There. will be
a baptismal service at night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Teeth Not Found

"Other unusual circumstances de-
veloped. The teeth, which could mott
have been destroyed in the heat Of
any conlagration, and which are
well known as excellent means Of
Identification, could not be found.
Also, although the fire had taken
place in a cottage where everything
not destructive could be discovered
in the ruins, 1t was impossible to
find pieces Of money, a watch, metal
buckles or anything of that nature
which would normally be present.
And so 1 was able to present the
insurance company with this con-
clusion which resulted in their re-
fusal to pay the policy: This body
was mot that of the insured and
furthermore. 1t would seem, that in
the effort to destroys the identity of
the deceased. the insured completely
forgot to establish his own"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Cavities Had Burst

ALSO. although the surface of the
body was roasted and the body cavi-
ties had burst. made a minute ex-
animation.
The first thing 1 discovered was
that the air tubes to the lungs were
free from the SCOT which would have
been present had the air in the burn
ing cottage been inhaled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
BACK ACHED
TERRIBLY
Mrs. Robinson Tells How She
Found Relief by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
IIIIIIIIIuIUIIIIIlI.

Amarillo, Tex.-'My back was my
greatest trouble. It would ache so thai
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

civil case which contained possible
criminal action. A question OF
Identification arose in the refusal Of
an insurance company to pay life
insurance policy.
"a charred thigh-bone was the
most important part of the remains
OF a male body found in the ruins
of a burned bungalow.
IAN insurance company was noti-
fed that this body was that of an
undertaken who had been insured for
$1,000 The company decided to
investigate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
Two Concerts Hold
Interest of ChurchgOers

preach on The implications of
Friendship" AN Associated Man.
usacturers' Dinner" will be given on
Thursday at $50 p. m. by the Won
ems Association in the gymnasium
Of the church, after which DR.. Kistler
viii speak on "A Spiritual Menu"
REV. CHARLES P. MARTIN Of
the Brookside Park L. B. Church an
nounces the following Sunday themes:
How to Abound" and How to Be
Abased."
Wabash College Alumni
to Aid in Church Service
The Mems Club Of the First Pres.
byterian Church has invited Dr.
George L. Macintosh. president OF
Wabash College, to make an address
at that church on Sunday night at
7:46. DR.. Mackintosh's subject Will
be The Great Traditions"
The meeting Will be largely at.
tended by members OF the Indianapolis
Association Of Wabash. which IS the
alumni organization having a resi-
dent membership Of approximately
400. There will be special features
OF entertainment and an aocentuauor
Of the evening as a Wabash College
night All friends Of the institution
are most cordially invited
DR. NJ L. Haines, an alumnus, vii
preside.
REV. #. H. SCHEICK. pastor o.
the Lynhurst Baptist Church. will
preach Sunday morning on IF Ye
Seek Him" and at night on Posses
sion in Pictures"
AT ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
CHURCH Sunday morning the follow
ing order Of service will be observed
at II o'clock: Intermezzo. Bizet: PreI
ude, Chopin; Hymn 1886: Fifth Service
Covenant; Anthem; The Coming OF
Spring" the Lincoln Club: words O.
aspiration; responsive reading. twenty
ninth selection; scripture: hymn IS
notices and offerings; "Serenade, L"
Schubert; Calm as the Night" Goetz
address, THE Message OF SILL hymn
$50; benedicdon; postlude; "TriumphaI
March," Verdi.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

By EEA serr4cc
NEW YORK, April 2s.-''The
skill of the scientific criminal in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28
All About Concrete

Of varying thick
o - % 80
Washington
Portland cement Association
''
how concrete, how
window md
o
Of Bureau
N. Y. Washing
on,
want a Of the pamphlet CONCRETE WALLS AND BASE
MENTS herewith
Name
State
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-28

raging at that time. This man. there
fore. could not have been walking
around. apparently well. in the hours
Immediately preceding death.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09
EL. POLIGIA Y
Ell CHAUFFEUR

:, .El,a ,dfa 5 del corricnte, las 9:30
!. mi 81 en- la calle Duffaut de SAINT
tfl chauffeur Epifanio Jimenez, No.
! lt459S'.y vccfno de Miramar;,r aconeti6
~ agrcdio con las manos al policfa i1T-
!, ,salar Casimiro Rics,. No.l96, dandole
ma fucrte bofetada en- e1 lado izquier-
do, Dc Iii cara.
- DE IA Investigation practicada con
los. testisos prcscnciales Juan r. Orte-
ga, + G.. Jose. Cardona Rosa, RI. No.
G9t. pablo Santiago, No. 376, juan, ,Ro-
tAlrlfgue4 y Miguel Rivera, vecinos lie
Santprcr. Sc dcsprenile que este case
tule hlgar en- OCCASION que el policfa
lie t9nlaba las generates al chauffeur
JinlAez l1ra denlrnciarlo. toda vez
que este hacfa un ruido innecesario
con clN motor del auto No 37S0, el
rual guAha frente al Teatro Olimpo.
donle se,escctuaba Una funci6n de Ia
'oEl>afta Diaz Perdighcro, y al bajar
So el policia para tomar cl nlipcro le
la plaza 10 Vue tenfa en- la correa. el
chauffeur le,agredi0 cen cl resultado
1 ileellcienado. ~ Y
MTcaSo lfu6 semctido la consldera-
eieif del Hon. Juez Municipal, de la
Settcion Sfsuntta, qlien calific6 cI de-
|'lito de- afometimicnto y, asrVsi6n cor
/ eii'cuhtanciaS as.ayantcs, fiiandole
una 'fi;tpza le $4,000 al chauffeur, pa-
RI Q5tener su lihertad provisional. Ell
reSultado de este ease, Sc 10 infolmarG
eii su oportunidad.
II TOmds j. Ll0rcHs,
Jefe Distiito. COmandante PueSto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09
Exaltaci6n de la modistilla.

=
\ 70 cOn0zcO a esa modistiha de fa-
Gil risa ambici6n romdntica,A Como
he vivido la vida caudalosa de las ca
Hes, he podido amarla. lie lIegado a
ser un pascante abrasado lie ideacio-
mes qlrim6ricas Recorro las ciudades
de noche. T.aigo mis- impresiones de
las sudorosas madrugalas de vcrane
de las lfvidas noches de inyierno, den
sas. encharcadas. He contemplate el
6palOOinmenso de San Francisco en- los
amaneceres cfudos Y lucientcs, Y he
so.preDdido la rosada pedanterfa fan
tasmal del Palacio Real sobre los bos-
ulps nebul0sGs del Oeste Llevo azu-
les imprcsiones de viajerO. A trav6s
de los pueblecillos ocres. (manadas de
cordero en- la loma,) he cruzado sobre
muelleS. Umas veces arraStrad0 por
lOcQmotOras de entrana de fra@ua,
! otrds por automobiles que devoran la
blanca sefpiente de los caminQs. Mi
librillo va enriqucci6ndose del titileo
de mi letra. Partcense mis- notas mas
las de Sterne que las de Hip0-
/ Tito de Jaime. Ilevo Ell .el alma la
ternura de Lott v la jovial vulgaridad
de MarfySat el marino. Yarias ve-
ccs he cruZad0 el mar. Temo que sean
mrnos de las que creo. pues el suefl0
encamina conSt tLntemente. mi amino
/ las playas de frfa gliirnalda elias
! tiCa de bronco v mdrmOl. Ode tales
clnment0s par6ceme c0nStrufdaS GUAM
do las contenplo guarnidos slis pima
culos de blancas caperuZas nexadas.)
Cuando torne de un lejano pals, cons
tie que cometer6 errores geOgrdficos Y
trabucare. nohbres. No traer6 noti-
cias poIfticas nj os mostrar6 un balan-
| &c de presupuestOs. Quiza, si. alguna
vez, extraiSa una emoci6n social, del
mismO mOdo que recOge un mtisico pa
de Lass ondas en- los mares tempestuo-
SOS. En- mi euadernito tque amor ell
que lie profeso!l hay una trlrbaci6n en-
los ojos de una malaga. al lado de
unas gotas de Huvia. A esta modis-
tilla loea. de risa y de- isiologia de
flor. a esta modistilIa que yconmigo
comparti0 horaS>. amables, la he eXal-
tado en- mis- abrasadas. ideaciOne9 4l'
mGricas. FL rostro v-t.,sla0 lnuy ex-
,tendiflea. los gratldes .ojos de japonesa
con el Kohl .azHl, Los brazos more
nos con el brillo de las ,ballas puliuas.
Altiya, hieratica, Inaccessible.
Transcurrieron sus amos de Pins6n y
llegaran los de Bovary. Pere la ri
sa no volvera quebrar por La hi,
media exactitud de los guijos crista-
limos.
I E. RiJerq GltUvrcmonf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09

RADIO que Ia situaci0n del tcatro en-
Esrala Cs mala, p0rIue el teatro es
aplastado p0r, los impuestos. Hay tea
tros que por temporada pagan 100000
pesctas dc inlpuestcs, Y otros que pa
gan haSta 4OOO.090. Los acreadores de
ifnpuestos, agrcga el sefior Meana, no
Sc han dado cucnta tle que el teatro
acoRtribuyc In cducaci0n del pueblo
y necesita ser protegido.
''El Sol ride que Sc Green tribu-
rales comercialcs.
Ell Directorio, seglin "El Deba-
te',promulgard en- breve un Real De-
creto Ell el que Sc drlara que hay in
congratulated Sntre la condici0n de
ex-Mmistro con sueldo, Y cl cargo die
sonscjero, de, alguna empresa parti-
cular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09

En- el camino de Graval0s esta Ii
Venta. Abre sus ojos sobre el cami-
no. Son negros, muy negres, sus ojos
v cstan llenos de una noche de siglos.
Ella trota I'm dfa otro dfa en- la pol
vareda que levantan los trajinantes.
Es la yieja alcahueta de alma oscu-
ia Y lnanos rojas. Es la madre del
pillo. Altiva, coronado por la leyen-
da, del robo Y el crfmen, vivi6 en- la
Aspera majestad de Castillo. Cobij0
al arriero, al pastor. al comerciante.
Vic naeer Espantalobos. @Espanta
lobos era el terror de estas tierras.
Ella, la vieja alcahueta de alma os
cura manOs rojas. 10 amamant0. El
Diablo sacudi6 una noche ALI Su CO.
Ia aZafranada. Rofda pOr el tempo,
blanca de polvo V de inmortalidad.
Ia venta sigue viviendo su historic
tenebrOsa. Sus Ojos, llameando como
los del cato, traspasan la tcla de Ia
noche. Sigue su vida, su vida doblc
de robo de crimen. Ha tenidO sus
piedPas el grito de la sangre. La
Guardia Civil mat6 a EspantaloboS. su
embrujada de los cuentos. Llega el
OgrQ, de barba negra v espad6n de
q Oro. Sc dice que un gitano Tob0 un
niilo v 10 ocult6 en- Ia Vcnta. Perse
guido por Ia Guardia Civil. mat0 al
nif0 Y 10 enterH6 en- la Venta. Las
baldOsas fuerOn completes de aquel
crfmen. Esto me cuenta el ventero.
cliyo padre muri0 ahorcado. Mien-
tras el ventero nara In terrible haZa-
y hotellas grandes negras. un"m0stra-
dor aceitoso color de aceituna Quema-
'da. unOs pelleiOs ventrudos Y una Gu
la sobre la cual ell cato cuarda su 10
mo V hace fosforecer las esmeraldas
diab0licas de sus Ojos. En- mas me-
sas, unas barajas V unos dados man
tlenen III aIenclOn ue unOS noluDfeS
eetrinos Y rudos. Son pastores. Han
llegadO con un rebano la cafda de
la tarde. Aquf pasafdn IL noche Tn
candil, amarillo v del.il, pinla las pa
redes renegridas. isombras vi,letas
Sc amontonan sobre uh grdpo dc gi-
tanOs. Sus hoScas siluetas mueyease.
felinas, en- la negrura. Tn perrazo
encarnado duerme tendido junto a la
cuba. Entran unos hombres sigilosa-
mente. Hablan ell voz baja con ell
ventero.. El candil vacila: dirfase que
Su llama, anarillenta d6bil. quiere
hablar... El ventero ruge. 4 SUI
rugido, acudei una rr,,aza. ;De que
hSsque encanrado surge la linda rapa-
"a? En- medic del pantano mace, a
veces, la flor mas bella. Es una gra-
cia mas de la divinidad, la for que
decora el DIAL de la casaca del crf-
!. men, Una estrella en- el iodo, una es-
treiia que ha eiicadenado la muerte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09


. Tn labriego que residfa cerca de
billings. Oklahoma. llamado f. ]. En-
field di0 muerte violenta su hijo g
hija Y luego hiri6 gravemente su
esposa.
Crcyend0 haber dado fin. a tOda su
familia. sc dfspar6 I'M tire y. Sc leyan-
to la tapa de los sesos.< Narios veci-
nos que :habfan acudido a los gritos
de la aterrada familia. cuando el pa
Dire comenz6 ST. ,tragica tarea, fueron
heridos- Tlevemente por los disparos q.
el loco les hizo. >,,
:, - 1'o:SItE, :, :, bfiIcfALEs pERDlBes' =
a1Onde 96ficitles. s4a. la guardia nacio-
ifal de NeY York. Sc encuerftran PEI
'did6s Ell ID mas abyupt6 de lag moti-
ta1ASe que forman el bardue1'dd est'
dstatlo;ta 4 ct,fsreuenclaf Il del Atc2riGle
! temporal sde nieve que, duros '2eihtieuaI
'tfo' rnorus, y que riFitarpsr idSeha Re-
Egi6mqelt Anieftldlfs2pasado. Los refeFio
taosi9mifitares formaron paGtq de la.
| delhgati0n de la convenciQn, de.4 la
fiuabdfa slNaqssiopal' cuya aassErtIpra EtI sse
Fllev6 aieaPo el mismo mi6rcQQIIegss, j SC
,,cerl'd .eF tGiA sisuiente. jueves, -. -,
- C5oUzEssPsAT i 4URD 81
q $9"t all :0fta@ teu
/ Ell sdnador. republiranu,, james qRpuS
Ezcns' proituuci0sel viernes, Ios1del CO.
'rriehteiimes de noviembre, unt adiscar4
so en- el "Cfrculo Republieano" de De-
troit en- el eual. respondi4 las criti-
cas- de Henry Ford = combati0> 3 ridi-
euliz6 su candidatura para presiden-
to- -agRegando-no estar II. Ford Ca
pacitado para tomar las riendas del
poder.
Cou.ens Y Ford estnvieron zen so,
ciedad durante ell periodic embrionariO
de la fabrication de automobiles r
luegO Sc separarOn. 4snlt1l 1T,
|a9fsI16r Hut0sei1npestra Ford tan eau
Ft6' en- ahtiii iciar su candlda1 u5st, pa Ia, la
pfesldeneia de los Estados fIEnhos?
SHE ffalta Jalor.para cllo.-dij04-fra-
casard 'e0mo fracas6. su eGlebrc lJsarco
de Ia paz.t ~ .,as1aU
CENTRo vXStto EN- BRooKLY3N
I'll jtittts pr6ximo pasado. priInero
del cortiehtp. .lles. cclcbr6 cl scentro
Vascoa'. Ia. apcrtust de su sucursal Ell
Brooklyn. 'sits, t,,.. ntmero IA de la
calle State. Para solemnizar el acto
acudierm gran nimero de soeios de
Nueva York. ltaciGndGse cargo del To-
cal. el presidente honorario senior
| Aguirre, y el presidente seiior Urisna,
quienes su vez hicieron entrega del
, mismo al nuevo administrator don
Julian Garcia.
Esta sucursal viene llenar las as
piraciones justas Gle los socios de
! Brooklyn, y gran ntmero de -,yascos
residences de dicha barriada cuya
edad les .excluye, conforme al reSla-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-09
AGRESION con IN PEDAZO DE
HIERRO

Mariana Bauza. en- la nochc del 1ro.
ed los corientes, en- TrGs Tallcycs,
Santurce, con lm pedazo de hicrro,
agredi6 Monserlate Cruz. oOasiondn-
dole una heriGa eli cl crdneo, siendo
de clio asistido eli Ia sala de socorros
Y recluido en- su resdencia. Bauzh
fuG arrcstajo por el gllardia Nicves.
Y denunciado la C0rtc Municipal,
secci6n segmda. aver fuG sentcnciadU
a pagar $1,000 multa.