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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
NEGLECT CHARGE is FILED
Former Realty Salesman Is Placed
Under Arrest.

Winifred Brown, AZ Delaware Court
salesman for the defunct Realty Fl.
nance and Building Company is under
arrest today on charges of child neg
lect filed by his divorced wife, Mrs.
Margaret Brown, 3012 Hovey st.
Brown is under order to pay week
ly support money for two children,
Mrs. Brown alleges he has failed to
do SO. Brown recently married Miss
Ilene Kramer. proprietor Of a beauty
parlor at so w. Ohio ST., in which he
owned a half interest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
DRY FORCES INADEQUATE,
OPINION OF EXECUTIVES
BONDED WHISKY FOUND
IN CHURCH BASEMENT

Liquor Apparently Stored There by
Bootleggers as Sanctuary.
By United Press
FINDLAY, Ohio, Oct II. - One
Thousand dollars worth OF bonded
whisky was seized by police who
searched the basement of the Yves.
leyan Methodist Church today.
The liquor apparently had been
stored there by bootleggers, In the
hope that the sanctuary would be i'm
mune from raids.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
ONE KILLED IN RaoTING

Police at Mannheim Fire ON Crowd
of Demonstrators.
BIZ United Press
MANNHEIM. Germany, Oct. H.
One man was killed and several in
jured in severe rioting between police
and demonstrators last night.
Police fired on the demonstrators
when they refused to obey an order
to dispense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
SHIP WORKER CHARGED
WITH GIRLS MURDER

Mystery in Brutal Staying of Emma
Dickson Believed Solved.
By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Ernsst
Facenda. 20, a shipyard worker, today
was formerly charged with the muir
der Of Emma Dickson, 15-year-old
high school student OF MillWlle, N. J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
COURT MOVING DAY
Additional Room for Juvenile Court
Promised by County.

General moving day in the base
ment Of the county courthouse, to &C.
ccmmodate the increasing business Of
Juvenile court, was promised Judge
Frank J. Lahr by county commission
ers.
The office of Royal MCCAIN, county
agricultural agent. will occupy the
room of the county health officer, DR..
Mason B. Light, whose office will re-
place the Marion County library. The
library will be moved to the fourth
floor. The juvenile court VIII be given
the room now occupied by McCIain.
The court already occupies five rooms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
PUBLICATION TO MOVE HERE
Legion Weekly Has Million Circulation
and Requires Large Plant.

Some time ago legion officers de-
cided to move the publication head
quarters OF the American Legion
Weekly, the abolition of which is be-
ing discussed in the National con-
vention, to Indianapolis. The de-
cision was reached as a result of
efforts of the local Chamber of Com
merce.
The weekly has a circulation Of
over 1,000.0 900 and large plant en-
ploying many people is required for
it's publication.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17

North Side Laundry Incorporated
The North Side Hand Laundry, 1926
Central Ave, today filed articles of in
corporation with the Secretary of
State. showing a capital of $1,000. In
corporators: Andrew c. FRANKIE, EN-
nett T. Carson and Minor NJ. Seeger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
$500 Diamonds Are Missing

Mrs. w. L. Perkins, 622 N. East
St., today reported to police that
black purse containing three diamonds
valued at $500 and SIT In cash was
missing shortly after aha iaftS her
horae.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
(T1HEY shall not passl'

UT"1HEY shall not pass''
With this slogan on their
- lips and armed with righte-
GUS indignation, residents on the
Shortridge road, Stop 4, Greenfield
interurban, line. have successfully
defended their property against the
encroachment of a high tension
power line.
Residents OF the neighborhood
some time ago noticed great activ-
ity on the part Of surveyors along
the road. Then came a truck load
OF poles and post hole digging ap-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-17
WILLIAM C. HESS DIES

Served as Treasurer of Henry County
During 1901-02.
BIZ Times Special
NEW CASTLE, Ind. Oct. 17.-Wil-
liam c. Hess, 70, died today at his
home in Middletown, after an illness
of several weeks.
Mr.. Hess was treasurer of Henry
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

ma adicional, atendiendo la deman-
da de la Delegation de Puerto Rico,
hemos tenido la satisfaction de DIR de
labios tan autorizados como los del
MinistrO de la Guerra y del Ministro
del Trabajo, promesas concretas, que
envolvian el reconocimiento de la obra
patriotica que realizan los espanoles
que viven en- America, equiparandola
en- importancia desde el punto de Wis
ia nacional, con la que puedan reali-
Ear otras fuerzas disciplinadas y
puestas al servicio de la Patria. Asen-
tia Ell Rey con expresivos gestos,
aprobando las declaraciones de sus
ministries, v cuando este ocurria PEN
saba yo que aunque no Sc lograse Ia
reforma, que ST Sc lograra, va era una
preciada conquista la de haber logra-
do Ell franco reconocimiento de 10 que
supone para Espana Ia labor que rea-
liza esa animosa juventud espanola
que LENA Y cumple lejos dd la Patria
una mission providencial en- la que Sc
afrlnan renuevan con vaIores positi-
vos, las energfas v lag yirtudes de Ia
Raza.
Los tiempos no son de cnnquista, y
los muchachos espanoles nQlvani la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
MAS CABLES

ROMA, julio SIS. S. Ell Papa ha en-
viado una importante suila de dinero
para que sea invertida en- a1irnentos
que expresa sean repartidos diariarnen-
te entire los ochocientos zrefugiados
griegos, peretenecientes a la Iglesia
Ortodoxa Griega que Sc ha1lan recon
centrados con sus hjos en- Constantine
pla, todos sufriendo crueles horas de
harnbre y persecution y cuyos hijos es-
tan enfermos por falta de atencion me-
dica, los infelices refugiados proceden
de diferentes pintos de Asia Menor.
LONDRES, julio 5.-Los ernbajado-
res de Francia y iBelgica conferencian
con Lord Curzon separadamente, pre-
isumiendose que motive sus viisitas la
entrega de lac respuestas respeetivas
de sus gobiernos a la notai britannica
sobre el asunto de reparaciones. En-
los circulos politicos sinenbargo, Sc
asegura que e1 Embajador frances NJ.
Staulaire. persona1mente conferencio
con Curzon, discutiendo con Ell Premier
sbritanico el QUESTIONABLE que Inglaterra
'envio Francia, sin que NADIA en de-
finitiyo hayan podido acordar arnbos
silustres politicos. Francia desea que
las Conversations continuen hasta en-
trar en- un acuerdo, pero Gran Bretaia
Ise rnuestra reticente y SCI mega . alar-
gar IA entrevista. Juzgase que Ia ST
stuaci6n es POGO satisfact9fia para la
politica de acercamiento entire los dos
Ipaises.
B BUCHAREST julio 81 El ferroca-
Irril que va de esta capital hasta Jassy.
lchoco con otro tren que yenia en- di-
reccion contraria, descafrilshdose con
,todos siis pasajeros. En- el tees4bie ac-
cidente regstraronse treinta snuertos y
cincuerta heridos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

siyamente por ell problema de cimen-
tar la union del Imperio, que ha re-
corrido en- todos sentidos que como
ce como ningdn otro de siis predece-
sores.
No debemos olyidar que Jorge V no
es solamente Rey del Reino Unido ST.
no tambien Emperador. No olvidemos
que despues de su participation en- la
guerra, los Dominios ingleses pesan
mas que antes en- la polftica inglesa,
que estan menos interesados que Ia
metr6poli en- las vicisitudes de la no
Utica continental y que tienen en- cam
bio un gran inter6s por los problemas
del Extreme Oriente. Qominios J CO.
lonias no pateden lialiet etapprendido
enteramende 10 sr9ta ;alp9omati-
Ca de- Eduard@ II sbEli i6 isig reinado
IIeeS. ,phf9ci5 que III aAtaba go
paEniiao mas que Ipof y lfrano in
egles bor uiif and cps1la sgista Pc
10 en- 81 Rey Jorge Sc eiepsasfrdn a ST
nislhos,, .casil cnaEsfs.. 81 snataslsen nom
brado para condpcir el Imperio un
sencillo, sano, hpnrado rey colonial
sPaz en- Ia TERRA (de EuroDa) va los
h9mbress NIB Ess de Ppena Z, ,yiolluntad; bajo es-
fe lena evangelico el acuerdo es COM
pleto entire Inglaterra Italia, como
entire los soberanos de los dos pafses.l
Psero zero no hay que haeerse mnchas iluAi
stones, porque Sc trata de ln acllerda..
puramente plat0nico cont te1npl iya..
En- los coloquios del Rey Jorge Y el
Rev Victor Manuel Sc has vigorizado
una amistad no Sc ha reafirmado
elaborado una alianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

America espaiiola a ganar tierras pa
ra la corona de Castillo, nj extern
der el dominic material de un imperio
fabuloso. Van como animosos legiona-
rios del trabajo continuar una obra
no interrumpida de afectuosa atrac-
ci6n, de m1tua convivencia, de cre-
ciente y honda simpatfa, van a crear
riqueza, crear hogares, a realizar
una obra perdurable de paz Y de amor;
pero como ESQ que es bien para Anne
RIGA, es tambien benefcio para Espa-
ma, justo es que aquf Sc reconozca Y
aqui Sc proclame, y es natural que Sc
busquen;-con una sensibilidad que
hasta ahora no Sc tuvo-, los medios
de no interrumpir esa obra admirable
reclamando para servicios menos 1ti-
les, en- tiempos de paz, quienes en-
acatamiento de los imperativos de Ra-
"a vienen cumpliendo destinos mas
altos.
Destinos mas altos que tuvieron
hasta ahora como absurda recompensa
el estigma de profugo " la gracia de
un inntil indulto.. !.
y ~ ]. Perez Losada.
barcelona, JUNO de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
FL JUEZ DIANZANO AVIN0 DICTA
SENTENCIA CONTRA VARIOS PRO
PIETARIOS De SHOOTING CLUBS

los terminus de esta sentencia, Sc ha-
de pagar. Y Sc ordena. ademas, que
gan extensiyos los casos, por igual
delito, seguidos y yistos en- juicio oral
Y ptiblico, contra Manuel sosa, Vidal
yelez, (dos casos) y Hermenegildc
Nieves.
San Juan, 30 de JUNO de 1923.
(firmado) p. Mansano Agid6,
Juez Municipal de San Juan, secci6n
Segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
EN- Ell SENADO
] DE PlJ.E||R, |. | / ITO | ] RICO
'El Puente de San Antonio sera ensan-
chado en- una amplitud de doce me-
tfos. Seiasigpan SlOQ. 900 para Ia
obra.

El martes las { y S5 de Ia tarde
Sc eonsyitu q el SenaaO en- sesi6rl ba.:
jo Ia presidencia del Sr. BarceIo es-
tando presente los senores Susoni,
Abrll, IAeVas. nenftez Maftinez Da-
villa, Zcno, Is,essas, Jordan, Garcia.
Garcia Ducos, Hernandez Lopez, Iriar-
tie, Miranda Tous Soto, que nego en-
mon1entos que termin6 ia Session.
Ell senador Iglesias solicita. la re-
consideration del proyecto 229 de la
Camara, para introducirle ligeras en-
niendas. Fue aprobado.
Fueron aprobadas en- tercera lectu-
ra los siguientes preyectos:
R. C. de la C. No. "a, para ensan-
char ell puente de San Antonio en- la
Avenida Ponce de Leon, carretera
No. / en- una amplitud de doce me-
tros; asignando la cantidad de 100000
para dicha obra.
R. c. de la C. No. No. 2S,. para in
deninizar al Lcdo. Carmelo Honore.
ex JET. del Negociado del Trabajo en-
el montante de slls suicides no perci-
bidos durante ell ano fiscal 1922
($406.25).
R. C. de la C. No. AT, para inclui1
en- el n1mero de las sociedades, de be-
nefcio mutuo exentas del pago de
contribution sus propiedades, la
Gran Orden Unida de Odd Fellows en-
America, constituida en- Puerto Rico.
R. C. de la C. No. IS asignando
$4,000 para declarar carretera insu-
lar Ell canlino municipal denominado
Los Santos" del Dorado que, par
tiendo de la carretera No. 2, sitio CO..
|nocido por Rio Nuevo, termina en- ell
citado pueblo de Dorado.
P. della C. No. 38, asignando la su-
ma de $4,000 para ampliar el edifcio
|escolar de Toa Alta llamado close Pa
bio Morales construyendo cuatro So
Iones mas en- Ell nlisno edificio.
P. de la G. No. 80. Asignando la
suma de $4,000 para la construction
de un edificio de concrete para escue-
la en- el pueblo de Corozal.
T de la C. No. 1O1. Sc asignan Ia
suina de $125,OOO para la construc-
ci6n de una carretera que una los
pueblos de Trujillo Alto y Gurabo Ell
|municipio de Trujillo Alto contribuira
con la suma de $4,000 v eI de Gura-
bo con igual cantidad para la ejecu-
|ci6n de la citada obra.
P de Ia G. No. 227. Sc asignan Ia
suma de- $4,000 para ia construction
de un edifieio escuela de tres salones
en- el barrio Puguado Afuera, de We
|ga Baja.
P. de la C. No. 229. Sc asignaron
$4,000 para ayudar q construir un
edihcio escolar de ocho salones en- el
|munieipio de Rio Grande
Qued6> pendiente de aprobaci6n por
fcVntip1a ep u a. paeIns.l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
..-'s"'C CORREC DYNAMO
L!A sEMAllA 'lllGLESA
LOS HlJEsPEDES KHALES

La semana inglesa prol0nga con nn
! esplendor innsitado la declinante tenn
porada primaveral romano. Con el
pretexto de la presencia de los sobe-
ramos de Inglaterra, muchos buenos
romanos Sc proponen constituir una
semana de seis sabados ingleses, CO.
mo homenaie los huespedes.
Los romanos adoram las celebracio-
| mes. de pdblida hospitalidad, y serfan
feabhGess de festejar la vista de ph
Isoberalio de un jefe de Estadg seS-
frafijero cada nneya semag4E. gpgkqi ia
vista klel Rey Jorge " y ne Ia 'Heiiia
Maria ha sido BhatienlaIple elfte gfa
ta ante tolo porIfdf ads rom amos es5e-
rsiirtieshtdn siiii stir una fERHtsa silnpatia hleia
s,singieses. SmAien po4Atl@ sestsl lss
|'ia primer vista Que uhos sollstha6s
|sl& gasa gptancEis AliadqS haeen ia
Llia despues del armistidio No falta
illlora pfen observe que Ell Rey Vie
tor Manuel III " eE Principe heredi-
Fe fueron az Paris al finalizar 81
anO de 1918 v hasta hoy esa vista no
la sido corresponding. s..s
Los soberanos ingleses han tepi-
do pues una acogida esponfanea ca
Iurosa. Con sn seguro instintO, Ell
pueblo romano anna a Jorge v, que es
I'm buefl rey cohstifueionaT Monar-
quicos sinceros y convencidos, los ita-
lianos han visto con gusto este en-
cuentro de soberanos que como el in
giles ' el italiano, tienen tantos pun
tos de semejanza, 10 mismo en- su vida
p1hlica que en- su vida privada. FL
Rey Jorge y el Rey Victor Manuel son
la expression cabaI de su epoca.
Jorge Vses, como Victor Manuel, un
soberano de gustos sencillos y easeros.
Bajp SUI cetro no hay peligro de que
Inglaterra Sse perturbe cantrario.
Sc ha rahechoi grave, riTtuosa " un
POGO altiFa. A. pesar de lal guerra,
ha vuelto a ser mas insulay que nun
|ca. IL. 4a 1t
En- ninglin otro pals como en- IN
glaterra la Influenza del soberano es
tan decisiva para plasmar la vida en-
vementetera de la naci6n. Hablamos
de la vida fntima: no hablamos dc Ia
vida pol}tica. Polfficamente, Inglate-
ira Sc goficrlla pr 81 misma en- el
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cHoco coN JfN PQsTE

Aver a las 80 a. M; en Ia : Ave
nida Juan Ponce de Leon, paistsia Is,
d automovil No. asoo, propiepad de y.
Matienzo, dc AFeeihp, guiado Dor el
chauffeur Ramon Cueyas, nAtino, ven
do q. chocar con IN poste de Ia luz
eleetrica, tumbando e foco del mismos
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Ell martes a las 4 y S5 de Ia tarde
Sc eonsyissv6 sef Senaao q en- session. Bas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-06
DEATH NOTICES


ACE. LETITIA--Age IS. wife of Wallace
Asderson. Mrs. Caster Kemps, Mrs. H. c.
Bertrand, William and Glenn Bruce, sister of
George and H. E. Brattain all OF this city;
II. c. Brattain of Washington, D. c., passed
away at her home. 255 Iowa St. Thursday.
July .. al go ?. m. Funeral notlce later:
CONLIN, JOHN-Age IA years. husband OF
sSallie Conin, died Wednesday, July 4, at
residence 321 Bright st. Funeral Saturday.
July. 8 80 a. m, at residence, followed by
services at St. Bridgets Church. a. m Bu-
rial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited
ENDLY, LEMUEL S-Husband of Sadie
(nee Csmpbell) Endly. father OF Mrs D
D. -Gibson of Lafayette; Mrs h. z. stevens
and Helen Endley. passed away Wednesday
July 4. 8 40 p m. at his residence, Z191
Cornell ave. Funeral services Saturday ait
ernoon at 2, at above address Burial prl-
vste, Crown Hill
FOWLER, JOHN T-Beloved husband of
Mary (Sshrader) Fowler, father OF David
and Charles Fowler and Mrs. Leah Smith,
brother of Charles Fowler, died Thursday.
July 8, a. N. Funeral Saturday, July 4.
atls15 D. m at late residence. 5. DenIson
and Ben Dalia, Fleming Garden addition
Friends invited
JEIT, WILLIAM L.-Age So years, husband
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HOPES IF SOV|E I PARLY AT AN ENO
Tchitcherin Denies Moscow Ever Encouraged Revolu-
 ton In United States

MOSCOW. Dec 19.-Foreign Min Ister Tchitcberin, in a general in- terview here regarding Secretary Hughes statement on the policy of the United States toward Russia, de- clared Wednesday that the official American attitude ended the present possibility of negotiations between the two nations.
 "A Russo American agreement would be great step toward set clement of world conditions" Tchit- cherin said. but Secretary Hughes is still using his influence against such an agreement.
 Hughes demands that Moscow must cease to be a center of propa- ganda but New York is also seat of propaganda. The soviet never gave, and never will give. any sup port to any revolutionary parties in America.
 "The principle of our relations with America is mutual non-inter- ference in internal affairs. The por- tion of the population of America which favors relations with Russia Is growing We continue to hope that this will change opinion in the United States.