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Notion Specials

Guaranteed Dress Shields. flesh color
ed. medium size. pair. Ito
Venus Compressed Sanitary Napkins.
for travelling. 3 for 21c
Eureka Sanitary Napkins best quail
ity, dozen to box, O6o
Elastic Sanitary Belts. assorted sizes
each, sac
Velvet Trip Sew-on Hose Supporters,
with oblong rubber bottom, pair. 1bc
Turknit Wash Cloths. with colored
edge, ravelproof, 2 for 2Sc
Main Floor.
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Swimming Tights, 69c

Misses and women's-of jersey cloth
in gray and black. Friday at 60c.-Base-
ment Store.
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Regularly zee. Colored stripes for
house dresses and children's wear.
Needs no ironing. Friday only, Zoe
yard.-SecOnd Floor.
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Odds and ends, including collars.
sets and vestees of net and organdy.
Friday only, 30c.--NEain Floor.
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Undergarments, Soc

Short skirts corset covers. drawers and
boomers, 'nainsook and cambria lace and
embroidery trimmed, all szes.-Basement
Store.
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Hat Boxes, $2.ss

Covered with waterproof enamel lined
with figured cretonne with two hat forms
safety catches and lock.--Basement Store.
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Dressing Sacques, 69c

OF batiste and lawn. kimono style
with white piping. Friday only see.
Third Floor.
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travelling Bags, $2.0e

Black keretol, strengthened with heavy
leather corners safety catches and lock
ie-inch size. Friday. Establishment
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Csc Hose, 2 Prs, 35c

Women's ''outsizes-made fully large,
trreguiars, to l0-tn browns and black.
Friday, pairs. 85C.-Basement Store.
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Yard Goods
Remnants
u Regular Price

5s5 remnants of voiles,
ratines, ginghams, suitings,
domestics and with goods.
Desirable lengths. Friday
only " Regular Price,
Second Floor.
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Large table of desirable styles
taken from our regular stock and
marked down for Friday only. just
the thing to brighten up the spring
hat or trim the new garden hat
Friday only, 2lc.--SecOnd Floor.
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Silk Hose, 2 Pr, So

Regularly S1.76 to s1.s6. Full-fash-
Toned thread silk, with mercerized
garter tops. Black, white, gray, OF
ter. beige and nude. All sizes. First
quality. Friday only, 2 pairs, $780,
Main Floor.
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Women's Hose, acc Pr.

ITO pairs. Irregular weaveB or
slight imperfections from handling.
Black. white and a few colors. Not
all sizes. Friday only. 29c pair
Main Floor.
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Women's Silk
Hose, SEC

Slight irreEulars of 81 grade.
Pure silk in black, brown,
gray, white; some have wide
seam, tailored back. Silk en-
broidered clocked hose, black
and colors. Women's Mercer
lied sports hose, two-toned
colors. gray, brown, tan ana
heather mixed. Lighter In
weight for summer wear.
Friday only. 69c.-Main Floor.
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Woven Dress Voiles, CSC

!, 900 yards fiber and cotton mix.
ture, beautiful quality. 49c quality
Friday only, csc yard.-SecOnd Floor
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Kayser Silk Hose, $2.49

Regularly SO. Pure-thread aII-over
silk, with square heel or pointed slip
per heel. marvel top, guaranteed
against garter runs. Black white,
brown, gray and beige. Friday only,
92.49.-Maln Floor.
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Stamped Curtains, 81 Pr.

On excellent quality lightweight
unbleached muslin, attractive designs.
for French knot embroidery. Va
lance. Regularly S1.47. Art Needle
work D@pt.--Maln Floor.
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Buy the quantity you will
need-the savings will be
worth while. Large S1x90
sheets, hemmed by machine;
some with oil spots, $1.39, in
stead of 1854 each Friday
Basement Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
Gran OpOTtunidad para
persona GmprendGdOra

Ahora es Ell tempo de establecerse
es un negocio lucrative. Apresurese a
obtener una ganga que no Sc lie presen-
tara muy pronto otra vez.
Una Fuente de Soda de la mejor
marca, de metal niquelado y con mar
mol genuine, de 8 pies de largo.
Un Carbonador de motor electrico
lara hacerF soda.
Ocho sillas.
Todo el equipo necesario, como GU
charas, platos, vasos para Ice-Cream
Soda. batidor electrico. Todo este y
algc mas en- perfecto estado, meses
de uso solamente, lie costaria $4,000 81
fuera nueva Y 10 puede I'd. conseguir
por $3.50. APREsUREsE A vENIR
NO SEA QUE 1hEGUE TARDE,
PUEs Sc AcERcAN LOS DIAs DE
CALoR.
ririjase Allen II, rara 1nspeccio-
narla. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21

e nlunicipio ha proce dido al arreglo
de las aceras y a,rededores de la plaza
publica. Con tai motive este sitio de
paseo ha tomado otro aspecto. Supo-
nemos cue nueStro celoso alcalde. 81 no
ahora, en- breve, ordenara ell arreglo de
la plaza y sus bancos que estan en- pc
simo estado. Mientras tanto, vaya
nuestra felicitacion.
Ell nuevo local donde Sc trasla-
dara la farmacia sein, esta proxima a
terminarse. Es un sitio de mayores
dimensiones, mas visible de mejor
apariencia. Las existencias seran au-
mentadas y ell personal escogido.
La influenza despu6s de haber
disminuido, vuelve presentarse con
caracteres alarmantes. En- los campos
Ell ndmero de enfermos es' considerable
y en- la poblaci6n va pasa de Glen ca
Sos Los informes dados de este pue
bio una de las oficinas de salud de
San Juan, sobre Ell nilmero de casos
aqui, es err6neo, pues ALI aparecfan
diez casos, Y hay quien asegure que
Contintla en- Ia pagina 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
EI MuNpU
Mr.. ERNEST B. THOMAS, MANA
GER DEL BANCo FEDERAL AGP1-
COLA Y LA FERIA DE TOA ALTA

Recientemente visito una conisi5n
eel Comite de Feria de esta loca'idad,
a. Sr. Thomas, Manager del banco Fe-
deral de Prestamos Agricolas, para in
vitarlo a celebrar una conferen-
cia con los agricultores de este
distrito, con Ell fin de tratar asuntos
relacionados con el banco que con tar
to acierto dirige este senior en- nuestra
isla.
Mr.. Thomas, con la cortesia que le
caracteriza, accedio gustoso somar
parte en- esta Gran Feria, prirnera en-
su clase que celebran las escue1as de
Puerto Rico durante ell presente afo
escolar,
Mr.. Thomas disertara por espacio de
dos horas, dando oportunidad los aEri
cultores para llevar a dicha reunion
todos los problemas que puedan presen-
tarseles al celebrar prestamos con ell
banco Federal. Nos dijo Ell Sr. Thomas
cue estara dispuesto contestar +odas
las preguntas que pudieren hacer,e los
presentes, pues su tarea consiste on
allanar ell camino los agricultores
para que realicen sus pr6stamos la
mayor brevedad possible.
Esta gran conferencia tendra lugar
ell sabado % del corriente, la ina dc
la tarde, segundo dia de Feria, en- IA
psrte alta de la Logia Masonica de esta
localidad Esta oportunidad la brinda-
mos no solamente a los agricultores
Gel distrito, y a la vez nos complace-
mos en- invitar por medic de estas Il
reas los miembros de las hgas sgri-
colas de pueblos hmitrofes, Vega Al
ia, Corozal, Bayam6n, Naranjito, CO
nterio, Barros, Morovis, etc.
Seguiran Mr.. Thomas en- ell uso de
la palabra otros empleados dc 10, De
rartamentos de instruction y de Aeri
cultura.
Ade,ante, Sres. del Comite de Fsria
Asi Sc labora por ell progreso 1e ma
region eminentemende agricola como
Gsta.
Corresponsal ESPECIAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
DOLOR De ESPALDAS

No Sc inquiete porque tenga doior
dc cspaldas. Las temidas enferme-
dades de,losrihonesm muy pocas veccs
D casi nunca causan eSoS dolores,
micntras que la verdadera proce-
dencia de casi todos los dolores de
eSpaldas Sc encuentra que provienen
de reumatiSmo muscular, el cual eS
doloroso, pero, nunca fatal. Lum-
bago y torticolis son dos de las muy
diversas manifestations del reuma-
tismo. Los que Sufren de quail
quiera deIas diferentes formas en- que
el reumatismo aparece afectando las
articulaciones, deberian procurar con-
servar la salud con ell uso de un
t6nico no aieoh6lico. como las Pfldo-
ras Rosadas del DIR. Williams, Y conner
alimentoS nutritivoS, sin tomar carne
en- demasfa.
Una adecuada nutrici6n y buena
sangre son los mejores medios para
combatir el reumatiSmo. MedicinaS
solas no pueden controlar esa enfer-
medad, mas, un buen sistema de
nutricion amenudo ACADIA con ella.
Ell reumatismo empobrece rapida-
mente la sangre. Las PildoraS Rosa
das actuan directamente sobre lasan-
gre, Y a medida que la restauran y ell
sistema nervioSo va reforzandose Sc
nota mayor reSiStencia los venenoS
reumaticoS. De esa manera muchos
que adolecieron de esa enfermedad
han llegado I'm complete restableci-
miento.
Estas pfldoras Sc venden en- todas
las buenas boticas. Vaya hoy mis-
mo por elias Y exija que sean las le
gltimas, las del paquete rosado con
Ia P grande en- caracteres de relieve.
Enteramente gratis y bajo sobre ce-
rrado, sc lie remitira ell importante Ii
brito intitulado "Enfermedades de In
Sangre, 81 10 pide la DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., DEPARTMENT. N,
Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. de A.
EE. p1Ef
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21

LA GRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
NoTAs DE AIBoNITo

Acabamos de regresar de la sinpau
ca villa de Aibonito y las impresiaues
cue recognizes de la citada poblacion
no pueden ser mas favorable nj mas
hai1gadoras. FL comercio, la agricultu-
ra, la industria y todo 10 que ALI es
s1gno de actividad y de progress, cs
tan pendientes de las operaciones de
tabaco, las cuales tardan en- rea4izats3.
seg1n de pubfjeo Sc dice, parece que
les especuladores dc la aroHlatica plan,
ta han negado a ponerse de acueido
para no pagar mas de ($25) veinticinco
d6lares por cada quintal de tabaco. Es-
ia not:cla, como es natural, ha caido
COMO una bomba entire todos los cose-
cheros, porque va perjudicar e los
mismos sea aquella RIGA comarca
cuya principalsyida es la produc ion
de tabaco. Creese sin embargo, que es-
tos prop6sitos egoistas Sc estrell iran
irremisiblemente por estos dos podero-
SOS motivos: primero, porque la p.esen
te cosecha es de superior calidad, y
segundo, porque son muy pocas las ex s
tencias del tabaco puertorriquefo en-
los Estados Unidos.
Aibonito Sc est& ahora preparando
dignamente para cunplir al pie de la
letra ell programa de sus fiestas patro-
males que Sc levaran a efecto los dias
27, %, 90 del corriente mes de abril.
Los $4,000 del empr6stito municipal
va eStan depositadoS en- la ofcina de
la sucursal del banco de Ponce Segtn
bemos sabido, Sc dara preferente aten-
cion al problema del 'acueducto'' cons
truyendo una gran represa Que terdra
aqua suiciente para contrarrestar una
sequ1a de un sinnimero de meses. La
administration, para ese fin, adquirir1
por compra 30 cuerdas de terreno las
que cercara y vigilara con la idea de
due las aguas Sc conserven siempre en-
buen estado de limpieza.
Parece que la calma perseverance,
s7jonas del apreciable doctor Canine
Ian dado ahora en- ell clavo con Jas
notifications i1troducidas en- La plan
ta electrical de dicha poblaci6n. La luz
ba mejorado notablemente va NJ sc
oye por las GALES este cantar que de
cia:
De la noche en- Ell capuz,
Dijo un sefor sonriendo: %
va que falta Ell dividendo,
Jay; siquiera que haya luz.
Tenemos ahora que rendir un tribute
de justicia nuestro entraiable AMIGO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
Notas de la Isla

ei Comisionado de Servicio Publico don
Fedro Rosario, quien esta dando un mag
nifco resultado en- todo aquello que Sc
relaciona con las funciones de su delica-
dc cargo. Mucha gente en- Aibonito
opinaba que Pedro no servia para des-
empefar ell puesto de Alcalde, y Easta
el mismo lego a abrigar esa creencia,
siempre cobijado bajo ell manto de ST
innata modestia, pero los hechos han
venido, por suerte, demostrar 10 con
trario porque gracias su actividad
inteligencia la poblacion progresa no
tablemente en- todos sentidos.
Una de las sorpreSas que han real
lido los buenos habitantes de Aiboni-
to ha sido ell edifcio de cemento, de
cuatro pisos que esta construyendo en-
las afueras de "a poblacion la frma CO.
niercial de Ortiz Hermanos. No pcde
mos de ningtn modo escatimar Euestro
APPLAUSE estUs senores por una obra
cue indica aumento de trabajo y, quien
UaC0 tu4HOnCO oS CA0DuJO, uASS GdAIOASl4
I%osperidad para los pobres desampara-
dos de la fortuna.
Victima de rapida enfermedad NH
rio en- estos dias en- Aibonito don Fluc-
tIoso Rodriguez, acaudalado propie-a
rio de dicha Jurisdiction. La mayor
parte de su vida la consagro a las ru-
+ das faenas del trabajo y hoy al caer
Ell. el reposo y en- Ell silencio de la tlIm-
ba, sus ahigidos familiares, en- medic
satisfaction intima de que el senor Po-
driguez al atravcsar los aridos desier-
tos de la vida, siempre supo cumplir
cen los deberes que Sc ilnpone todo GO.
rrecto ciudadano
Don Jose Pont zayas, don Feruan-
do Perez Fernandez, Sc haran cargo
1:uevamente del negocio del cine az
bonito'' por haber vencido el terla:nc
J del contrato que tenia el doctor Angel
I Cortes. Los ruevos ADMINISTRATORS rien
| san darle mayor impulse a dicna em-
presa cinematografica exhibiendo peli-
culas que, por su arte Y originalidal
sean del agrado del publico mas ex-
gente.
Desde hace algln tempo ell estit:1l1--
do doctor don Angel Cort6s flo en-
Aibonito su residencia estableci0 su
bien reputada ofcina dental. La So
: ciedad aibonite1a esta de placerne3 per
tai valiosa adquisici6n porque, en- he
nor a Ia verdad, el doctor es IL, e'e-
1oento necesario por sus excelenteS ccr-
diciones morales, intelectuales artfS
ticas.
| Nos han causado magnfica inpre-
sion estas jugosas frases vertidas por
nuestro honorable Gobernador' en- e.
hanquete con que le obsequiaron los aza
careros de Puerto Rico: "No hay pa
triotismo verdadero 81 no tiene por base
ell mejoramiento de TODAS las cIases
sociales''. Seguramente que en- estes
instantes Sc estara bafando con aqua
! &c rosas Ell lider socialista don Santia-
so Iglesias Pantfn porque 10 manifes-
tado por ell Hon. Towner es 10 n.ismo
cue el ha venido predicando desae ia
Invasion Americana hasta neust~os
6ias.
! % Acueducto
Fernando POINT ZAYAS.
Rio Piedras, P. R., IA de abril 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
No Deje a Un Catarro :
Convertirse En- Influenza

Por despreocuparse de el, un
"catarrito" puede traer una grippe,
influenza, o quizas peor, una pull
n1onia. Tiene que cuidarsele inme-
diatamente, y con NADIA mejor que
con un buen frotamiento de Mus
terole en- las parties congestionadas.
Este unguento claro y blancuzco,
fabrlcado a base de accite de mos
taxa, alcanfor, mentol y otros in
gredientes sencillos, posee todas
las buenas cualdades del antique
sinapismo casero sin el riesgo de
causar ampollas en- la piel.
Use cl Musterole hoy naisrno "
notara un alivio sorprendente. De
venta en- todas las farmacias. en-
ponloS tubilloS.
nUCEO MEJoR QUE UN SINAPIsMo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-21
IMAM

Sc regaIa la oraci6n de la pie
dra imam quien la pida por CO.
rreo enviando 5 seIIos rojos pa
ra ell franqueo. EI imam sirve pa
ra tsner fortuna en- anores, via
ies, juegos, negocios y casamien-
tos. o. Rodriguez, San Andres,
10. Marianao. Cuba
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
PUBLIC UTILITIES
GIVE DEFENSE OF
RATES IN INDIANA
Association Expresses Sur
prise at Investigations
Planned by Commission,

Surprise at announcement of the
ing investigation into utility rates
and valuations in Indiana Is expressed
in a statement issued today by the
committee or public utility informa-
ton of the Indiana Public Utility AS
ISOLATION.
Faith in the principle Of State regu-
lation Of utilities and confidence in
the commission are expressed. The
statement says the committee knows
of no utility making excessive profit.
The statement, in part:
"This committee was sophewhat
surprised at the decision of the com.
mission to make sweeping in
vestigation into Indiana utility rates
and valuations 1t was surprised,
also, to find that a number of bust
ness men believed such an in
vestigation necessary. The fact Is
that Indiana utility rates are lower
than rates in most States, and lower
than he average throughout the
country. But production costs are
no lower in Indiana than elsewhere.
This being true, utility executives in
other States for the last five years
have been asking Indiana operators
how they manage to give good service
to their patrons. and at the same
time to give their owners and in
vestors any earnings.
c. L. Henry is president of the as
ISOLATION. and Harry Reid, chairman
tf the committee on public utility in
formation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
Electric Red Lights
With Traffic Order

I suggest that red lights on con-
crete markers be electric and rest on
top OF markers in order to bring them.
about the same height as the tail
lights on automobiles. Said concrete
markers should be black and white
striped. similar to safety gates at
railroad crossings.
One side of the globes on the street
lights should read Truth A sign on
the blank side should read Keep to
the Right. Police Order" which would
freshen the memory of the pedestrian
There would be no unnecessary con
gestion, lettering on sidewalks or cor
ners. especially during rush hours.
There should be concrete platforms
in safety zones at Capitol Ave, Me
ridian and Pennsylvania SITS.
BERT KINDS,
316 W. Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
MAN HELD FOR ATTACK

Manuel Viers. 16, colored, 1865 Cal.
vim ST., today was charged with hav.
ing attempted to attack Mrs. Mary
F. Howard, colored, 1852 S. Keystone
Ave. Arrest was made by Sergeant
Wilkerson and squad
Police were called to the Keystone
Ave address late Wednesday. Mrs
Howard said she was in the 1900
block on Churchman Ave when some
person slipped up behind her threw
a coat over her head and threw her
down.
Police found Viers at home. The
condition Of his mud-covered clothing
caused police to arrest him. Then he
confessed police said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05

UPPER-BABY IVY SAWYER AS
THE LITTLE CHILD" WHO
LEADS HER FATHER FROM EVIL
WAYS, IN A MOVIE VERSION OF
TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM, +"
AT THE RIALTO.
LOWER-JOHN LOWELL, WHO
PLAYS THE ROLE OF THE
DRUNK" WHO IS REFORMED IN
MOVIE VERSION OF WELL
KNOWN BOOK.
clude: Mice People," at the Murat;
THE Night Cap" at English's: Wan
dering Daughters at the Circle;
THE Heart of Maryland" at the Ohio;
"Bavu." at the Apollo; a change of
bill at the Isis; "Caveman Love" at
the Lyric. and stepping Fast" at
Mister Smiths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
RIALTO RE-OPENS
UNDER NEW POLICY

Without losing a day, the Rialto
theater has ,re-opered under a new
policy and under a new management,
the Rembusch interests.
The opening policy is to be feature
movies with a tendency to draw
family trade" it is stated. The
movies to be shown under the new
policy will be specials in which we'll
known film players will appear.
This week movie version of Ten
Nights in a Barroom" is the offering
at the Rialto. Next week, a Tom Mix
special will be presented.
Formerly the house has had an I'M
certain policy, sometimes tabloid
comedy and at other times vaudeville.
The entrance and lobby Of the
Rialto this week has been converted
into a duplicate of an old-time saloon.
This unique stunt was used in Chi.
cago during the rsR of the play.
Light Wines and Beer"
Ten Nights in a Barreom" has the
services Of Baby Ivy Sawyer and John
Lowell in the chief roles. This pic
ture will be on view all week at the
Rialto.
The Palace today has a complete
change of bill, including both movies
and vaudeville acts.
Other attractions on view today in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
Signals and Signs
to Guide Walkers

Where traffic policemen are required,
pedestrians should be guided by sig
nails and signs similar to the vehIcu-
lar traffic signals and signs. There
should be street car traffic designated
to move exclusively for a time limit
designated by the traffic policeman.
a vehicular traffic movement and a pc
destrian traffic movement. The pedes,
trian traffic movement is very con.
gested by the right-turn privilege of
the autoist. The solution is to allow
the pedestrian time enough at war.
wanted intervals to go from one side
Of the street to the other along a COM
plete zone of safety. instead of jump
ing from one zone to another and get
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
LIQUOR CAUSES ARRESTS
Three Held on Blind Tiger Charges
Jugs Found on Road.

Three persons arrested Wednesday
on blind tiger charges were TO face
Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth in city
court today.
Lieutenant Jones and squad said
they found four quarts of white
mule" at the home Of Laza Daffoff
80, of 2714 w. Walnut St.
Two unknown men placed two jugs
at the side of the road near the home
of r. NJ. Bracken, r. r. No. 2, Green
field. Sheriff Snider seized the liquor.
Ludwig Epanic, 739 N. Warman
Ave, and Francis Madaley, 731 N.
Warman Ave, were arrested when
found in possession of small quaint
ties of liquor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
CELEBRAT0RS IN COURT

Four youths and men, arrested on
the Fourth Of July. were to be ar
raigned in city court today on charges
of carrying concealed weapons.
The defendants:
Clare Wheeler. Is, Noblesville
Charles WASHER, IT, OF 1922 N. New
Jersey St.; William Gee colored. 1928
n. Senate Ave. and Cecil Willett,
525 w. Michigan ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
% Miles An Hour
AS Limit On Speed

All laws spring from the instinct
made against murder, because a very
large majority of the people have al
ways objected to being murdered.
This being true, why not make a
traffic law specifying that no one has
right on the street with car that
can exceed twenty-five miles an hour
1 believe this alone would reduce two.
thirds of the accidents.
FRED FRANTZ,
Methodist Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
Safety Rod
On Fender

1 suggest that automobiles be
equipped with safety rod across
front of car fastened on tenders,
which would give pedestrians some
thing to grab in case of accidents.
There is such device on the market
Also adopt a law that all automo-
Ifles be equipped with a speed gov
ernor that would not allow them to
exceed city or State law speed. If
we stop high speed it will reduce ac-
cidepts.
T. F. HAROLD,
SO n. Mount st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-05
CONDITION STILL CRITICAL
Mrs. Marie Crutchfeld at City Hos.
pitaI After Taking Poison.

Mrs. Marie Crutch1eld, %, Of 307
E. South St, remained in a serious
condition at the city hospital today
the result Of poison taken late
Wednesday.
John Crutchfield. her husband, who
found her told police there had been
no domestic troubles, but that she
had been in i'll health.
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order the auto driver to speed up q
little. should be continually fought
against The speed is all right when
used at the direction of a traffic Of
ficer, but this encourages carelessness
on the part of the autoist and may
result in speed being used when not
authorized.
J. PARKER,
936 Moreland Ave.
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'$175,OOO BLAZE
THREATENS CITY
Board Walk Block at Wild
wood, N, Ju Is Burned,

By Times Special
WILDWOOD, N. j.. July 5.-The
Sweet block on the board walk was
destroyed by fire late Wednesday with
a loss Of $175,O0O. For a time the
blaze threatened the entire business
district.
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Police Hold Bows

BIZ United Press
MUNCIE. Ind. July 5.--When Carl
Robinson, IA, colored and his brother
Norman, IL, visited a jewelry store
and tried to pawn diamond rings worth
$500, the police were notified. After
a grilling the lads admitted they had
stolen the jewelry from a Chicago
store two weeks ago.