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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
oTRA NovENA DE PRIMERA EN-
LA CIUDAD ENCANTADA
La EX NovENA DE SEGUNDA
"MEsoNoRA", ToMA Ell PUEs-
TO DE PRIMERA CLASE

Quiero hacer constar con estas cor
tas lineas los fanaticos de la ciudad
y la isla, que desde la noche del mar
tes del corriente, en- una reunion ce-
lebrada en- Ell acreditado establecimien-
to del senior A. Mesorana, qued6 cons
tituida como novena de primera cla-
Sc, la ex-novena de segunda "Mesono-
RAJ.
| Al terminarse la reunion me imit@
, pedirle al senior Mesorana Ell ''line
up'' de los "players" que iban a to-
mar parte en- la novena, para darlo a
conocer al piiblico lector, contestando-
me que por ahora Sc veia imposibilita
do, aplazandolo para la pr6xima sema-
ma, en- que Sc efectuar& otra reunion,
Y en- donde Sc nombrara un cuerpo di-
rectivo que Sc hara cargo de dicha no
vena para su direction.
Tambien SO acord6 hacer su debut
con La novena "Mayagiez" en- la Sui
tana del oeste. Tan pronto empiece la
novena "Mesonora" a funcionar, me
encargare trasmitirle todos los mi
nimos detalles a la prensa. FL debut
con Ell "Mayagiiez'', sera anunciado
con anterioridad.
opinamos que con esta otra novena
que Sc ha acabado de constituir, los
amantes de este sport cesaran de Ia
orfandad v necesidad que existe en- la
ciudad en- question de base ball. Y
esperamos que con las novenas"S. J..
Athletics" y "Mesonora", con que
cuenta nuestra ciudad, Sc pueda yer
jugar buena y verdadera pelota todos
los domingos, y ademas, de esta name
ra Sc presenciaran buenos desafios;
porque asi Sc podran traer al campo
atletico de la 8, las novenas "Maya-
, giiez'', "Ribosch'', Ponce, "Hu-
macao, y "Coamo'', para enfrentar
sc con ambas novenas.
Tan pronto como sea oportuno y au
forbade, dare a conocer el cline
/ up" de la reciente novena "Mesono-
ra"
Tai vez creeran los fans, que con Ell
Lineup" que presentara Ell "Meso-
nora'' no podra soportar Ell empuje
de ninguna otra novena, pero estamos
en- la completa seguridad, que pocas
seran las novenas que venceran al
"Mesonora"
Deseamosle a Ia nueva novena de
primera, "Mesonora grandes exitos
v larga vida durante su existencia.,
Marcel CLAY.
1-10-24.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
PRIMER INNING

Allentown: Estrada Ell terrible palea-
dor, Sc abanica. Jordan, rolling a Mi
llito. out en- primera. Duryea (ya com
pletamente bien del pie) Sc abanica.
Ninglin hit, ninguna carrera.
Ponce: NIillito, single, negando POGO
despues segunda pOr wild pitch. King
nv para Coke. caratini rolling Dell
adelanta a Millito y muere en- la ini-
cial. Dos outs; Millito en- tercera y Nj
min al bate. Ninin Sc poncha.
Un hit, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
SEXTo INNING

Allentown: Higgins sc abanica. Es-
trada hit de dos bases por tercera. Jor-
dan base por bolas. Duryea tubey, ano
tando Estrada. Coke base por bolas.
Lennox fly para King. Tres en- bases y
dos out; una sola carrera. Moller da
rolling caliente para King, quien mofa
v entran a home Jordan y Duryea, sien
do atrapado en- tercera Coke.
Dos hits tres carreras y un error.
Ponce: Millito single. King ponche.
Caratini base por bolas. Ninin rolling
al short, out caratini. Uno en- primera
y uno en- tercera, dos out. Trompi, roll
ing al short, out en- primera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
TEMPoRADA AMERICANA. ALLEN
TOWN VS.. PONCE

La legitima esperanza de Puerto Rico,
pierde Ell juego de la mafiana con c!
score de 5 carreras o. La falta de
hits a su tempo, trae la derrota del
PONCE. San, la ultima adquisicion
del PONCE, batea mil puntos. MI
llito Sc distingue a la majagua. Nj
min, Trompi, King y Cobas son silen-
ciados al bate. El ALLENTOWN nos
da, al fin, ell signihcado de la Erase
"Derrotaremos al PONCE como Sc
debe a I'm Team" Los RUBIoS no
cometen nj un solo error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
TERCER INNING
CUARTo INNING

Allentown: Jordan, rolling para Nj
min, out. Duryea, base por bolas. Coke
dificil linea por tercera que es atra-
pada magistralmente por Ninin, y que
da por consecuencia un bonito double
play.
Ningun hit, ninguna carrera.
Ponce: Caratini Ninin, Sc abani-
can. Trompi fly para el right.
Ningun hit, ninguna carrera,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
oUINTo INNING

Allentown: Lennox, hitea por tercera
de dos bases. Moller Sc sacrifica, ade-
lantando a Lennox. Dell rolling Nj
min, out en- primera. Knielsel Sc poncha.
Un hit, ninguna carrera.
Ponce: Nestor repite otra paloma pa
ra Estrada. Cobas toma ponche. San HI
tea Nero rolling al pitcher, out.
Ninguna carrera, un hit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29

Con un lleno tai como anunciaramos
nOsotros, Sc di6 cOmienzO al play de la
mafiana en- la Iiga del Castillo entire
las huestes del caballero Landgraff y
las de conocido Pipo, el manager del
dia. Desde bien temprano, Sc veia por
toda la poblaci6n a infinidad de fans
que iban canine de la Liga. Todos lie
vaban la vivida esperanza de que Ell
PONCE, Ell glorioso PONCE, Ell vence-
dor de los clubs extranjeros, haria NOR
der ell polvo de la derrota al ALLEN
TOWN. Infinidad de damas adornaban
los stands; la orquesta concurri6 al
game y ejecut6 diversas pleas musica-
les, todas de absolute aprobacion.
Luego de ser tratados ambos teams,
la madrina del PONCE, srta. Merce-
dita Salazar, acompanada del culto ca
bllero DR.. Goyco, Sc aproxima hasta Ell
box y entrega Cobas, la redonda que
habra de dar comienzo al primer game.
Los umpires Morales y Martinez SON
designados para la direction del juego,
ell cual comienza a las diez y veinte
minutes.
Fieros empezaron nuestros leones:
Nero, en- ell box, parecia inclinado a
dominar completamente a los rublos,
pero no fue asi, la majagua empieza a
dar su fruto para Ell team extranJero
y no tard6 en- que los fans compren-
dieramos que va nuestra novena no ha-
bria de salir airosa.
Ninin jug6 una tercera muy buena,
pero estuvo muy deficiente al bate,
igualmente sucedi6 con Caratini, Co.
bas, Trompi y King.
Hubo momentos repetimos, en- que sc
crey6 que Ell PONCE habria de ganar
el juego, pero la falta de brilla, nos
hizo convencer de que todo era suposi-
ci6n, pues ell pitcher Higgins, compren-
di6 que su tarea era muy comprome-
tida v puso todo su empefo por domi-
mar y. 10 consiguio.
Aparte de todo este, Ell PONCE ngo
siete hits, pero todos cuando no ma
bia oportunidad de dar carreras. Puede
decirse que nuestro club jugo muy blen,
pues solo cometi6 un error en- todo Ell
jueso. El Allentown no hizo ninguno y
bateo cuando era de empeilo batear.
Para no cansar a nuestros lectores y
dejarles para mafiana o pasado mucha
lectura, vamos terminar ssta hgera
cr6nica. para dirigirnos en- seguida ha-
cia Ia Iiga antes que copen todos los
asientos, va que 10 mejor del programa
esta reservado para esta tarde.
Para que el lectOr pueda juzgar ia
clase de pclota jugada, a continuation
le vamos a dar el movimiento del jue-
60 inning por inning y en- Ell cual po-
dra verse que hubo porfada lucha y
que San. la adquisici6n de iiltimo mo-
mento bate6 como en- sus mejores ITEM
pos a mil puntos. De tres veces al ba-
to hg6 tres hits.
Para esta tarde, los leones, segun
oimos decir utilizaran San de lanzador
v Cobas de receptor.
Lea, pues, mahana Ia narracion del
segundO juegO que no nos atrevemos
asegurar para quien sera la victoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
sEGUNDo INNING

Allentown: Coke fy para Caratini.
Lennox rolling para Millito, out MOller
tubey. Dell Sc abanica.
Un hit. ninguna carrera.
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Ninguna carrera, m hit.
sEPTIMo INNING

Allentown: Dell hitea. Knielsel ny pa
ra cobas, quien dispara a primera sa-
ca tambien Dell. Higgins rolling a
King, out.
Ninguna carrera, un hit.
Ponce: Nestor rolling Coke, out. Co
bas foul fly para MOller, out. San hitea
(v van tres) Moncho (quien entro
mitad del sexto por Mero) da fly para
Estrada.
Un hit, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29

SIMONDS es ell hombre que prOfe-
tizo la Gran Guerra. Sus editOriales
en- ell Evening Sun asOmbrarOn New
York en- julio de 1914. hasta el pun
to de que las gentes sc detenian unas
a otras en- la calle y Sc preguntaban:
:Quien es este hOmbre?
SIMONDS es ell periOdista que es-
tudi6 estrategia militar durante Is
amos (desde que sirvi0 en- la Guerra
HispanO-Americana), de la misma ma
nera met0dica, precisa y cartOgrafi-
ca que un Mariscal de Campo la es-
tudia. Ella fue su recreO, su delete
su vida fuera de las horas de es-
fuerzO diariO. Y lego a ser unO de
los primerOs redactOres de los Esta-
dos UnidOs. Su estilo lie hizO famOsO.
SIMONDS es ell escritOr cuyOs edi-
tOriales han ganadO premiOs pOr su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
Los sensacionales juegos del
domingo en- Ponce
En- ell juego de la manana Ell "AuentOwn" regao nueue
cerOs al "Ponce pero en- Ell de la arde los "LeOnes"
derrotan los americanos

Ponce uno: Caratini. TRIBEYS: Allen
town, uno: Estrada; Ponce, ningunC.
Passed ball: Cobas ninguno; MoIler MN
guno. Umpires: Chief, Morales; de cam
po Martinez.
TEMPO: horas minutes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
LO QUE DCEN AGUNO HOMBRS SGO RESPECTO
Historic de Ia Guerra del MmdO po Farnk H. SimOnds
HIRAM JOHNSON ha dichO:

HIhAM JUItNbUN M uIcHO.
"Mr. Simonds es el Inico periodista
euyas descripeiones de Ia guerra he lei
do; sus articulos son siempre interesan-
tes ilum!nativos para mf AdemAs de
su estilo encantador. Mr.. SimOnds pOsee
la facultad notable muy rara entire
aquellos que escriben sobre Ia guerra.
de hacernos comprender, y eomprender
completamente, 10 que Sc sstA traslu-
eiendo.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
octave INNING

Allentown: Estrada tribey por O.
right Jordan rolling pitcher, out
Duryea Sc poncha. Coke hitea de dos
bases anotando Estrada. Lennox hitea,
entrando Coke. Mcller ny para coDas
out.
Tres hits 2 carreras.
Ponce: Millito fly para Knielsel
uuien hace una soberbia cogida en- ei
right King rolling la tercera, out.
Caratini hit de dos bases. Ninin-la es-
ueranza-vuelve a poncharse.
Un hit, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
Frank SirnOndS:
FL Historiador de la Gran Guerra

limpidez de estilo; ell que ha hechO la
emOci6n de tOdO un pueblo; el que en-
ell New York Tribune ha hechO re-
cOrdar al pals que este era ell perio-
dicO de Horace Greeley.
SIMONDS es ell hOmbre al que XII
ping di6 la bienvenida, al que Lloyd
George salu6o, al que NOrthcliffe con-
sult6. al que JOffre y POincare fes-
teiarOn.
SIMONDS es el hOmbre que vic
Verd1n de cerca".
SIMONDS es el InicO escritOr que
ha pOdidO predecir las vueltSs mill
tares de Ia guerra. COnOce a los Ge-
nerales a los Reyes, perO tambien
al sOldadO rasO.
SIMONDS es el histOriadOr que Ia
guerra ha prOducdO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
HABLE INGLES EN- Is MINUTOS

stor
nrtodo
Tas uaVTRsAL u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
LLOYD GEORGE ha dichO:

'Esta Historic sera un vahosisimo
tratado para aquellos que en- eualquier
momento presente future deseen con
sultar una autoridad independents So
bre Ia causa de esta lucha titanica:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
Por BIG BALL

Ponce: Trompi rolling para Coke,
out. Nestor fly para Estrada. Cobas
roletea para Dell, out en- primera.
Ningtin hit, ninguna carrera.
TERCER INNING
Allentown: Knielsel fly para Nestor.
Higgins palea para Nero, out. Estrada
roletea para King, out.
Ningln hit, ninguna carrera.
Ponce: San single. Nero single. Dos
en- bases y ningun out. Millito bombO
para Estrada. King rolling para Coke
y Sc realiza un double play.
Dos hits, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
NovENo INNING

Allentown: Dell fly para Ninin.
Knielsel palea para la primera, out.
Higgins rolling para King, out.
Ningun hit, ninguna carrera.
Ponce: Trompi ponche. Nestor roll
ing a Dell, ont. Cobas Sc abanica.
Ningun. hit, ninguna carrera.
Score de la maiiana.
T H 4
ALLENTOWN 900 Ooo3 o2O-5-s-O
PONCE 600 600 0OO-0-T-1
Resumen: Hits a Higgins, z; Nero
y Moncho 8. Struck out por Higgins, .;
Moncho y Nero, 6.
Errores, Allentown ninguno, Ponce,
unO.
Dead ball: Nero l.; Higgins ninguno.
wild-pitches: Higgins, /; Moncho Me
70 ninguno. TUBEYS: Allentown 8. Es-
trada, Duryea, Coke, Lennox y Moller.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29
ROOSEVELT Ia dieho:

la Historic de la Gran Guerra de
Mr.. Frank II. Smonds es una obra muy
notable, no es mucho decir que ningnn
hombre de este o de cualquier otro pals
pueda hacer algo paralelo 10 que Mr.
Simonds ha hecho. rs dificil decir que
es 10 que mas Sc admira: la verdadera'
mente extraordinaria perception de los
hechos esenciales de Ia guerra que Sc
muestra, Ia transparente limpieza con que
esos hechos son presentados. las com
pletas justcia e imparcialidad de las con
cusiones.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-29

nfamosa Il Obta
A6od c6n
10 per6dco
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
BOYS DESERT|ON
TALE IS FAKE
Authorities Now Seeking
Dead Parents.

Edgar, II, characterized as a
champion spinner of fairy stories by
Juvenile Court Probation officer
Charles Downey. cooled his heels to-
day in the Marion County Juvenile
Detention Home while Downey got
in touch with his parents.
Edgar was found sitting on the
railroaod tracks in haywood, dirty
beyond words. Tender-hearted resi-
dents gave him a bath, haircut and
new clothes. His tale of how his
mother died and his father remar-
ried touched them. Then his father
died. and the stepmother remarked.
The hard-hearted step-parents de-
serted him, Edgar said.
Tuesday afternoon his rescuers
produced him in juvenile court. All
went well until he met Officer
Downey. who has a wide ac-
quaintance with small boys.
Why, hello. Edgar, you back
again?" Downey said.
His names not Edgar, it's Her
schel.' corrected the haywood man.
"Oh. no, this is Edgar" said
Downey." He was in here two years
ago for running away, and stealing
two bottles of milk"
Edgar finally admitted he had de-
serted his parents. who are both
alive
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
PROFESSOR GIVES
WIFE TO LOVER
Gets Divorce So She May Be
Happy With Another.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Dr. Alfred
Lawrence Hall-Quest. A. dean Of the
University of Pittsburgh. has given
up his wife of sixteen years so she
may enjoy her perfect. passionate
love"
In securing = divorce here late
Tuesday, DR.. Han-Quest made every
effort to shield his wife.
The professor refused to divulge
name of the man, who is now living
with the woman in Evanston. Let
ters from Mrs. HaIl-Quest to the pro-
fessor. breathing passionate love for
the "other man." were read to Judge
Harry A. Lewis.
These letters and one witness, who
told OF seeing Mrs. Hall-Quest and
her passionate love- in hotel here.
registered as man and wife, and who
visited them in their Evanston home,
decided Judge Lewis in favor of the
professor.
Mrs. Hall-Quest eloped from the
family home in Cincinnati. Ohio, in
October. 1928, according to testi-
mony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
AIM TRUE, COPS THINK
Believe Burglar Woman Fired at
Wounded in Leg.

Police believe the aim of a woman
who shot at a burglar early today
was true and that the man is some
where nursing a bullet wound in the
leg. Mrs. Hazel Sanders. 1543 y.
Rural St. told police that she was
awakened by the sound of some one
outside of her bedroom. She OBJ
tanned a gun from under he'd pillow
pulled the window down from the
top and fired.
c. II. Lombard, 1886 N. Rural ST.,
a milk company driver, said he
heard the shot and saw man limp
across Sixteenth St. near oxford.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
CONFESSION REPUDIATED
Grand Jury Convenes to Hear Bel
ger Case.

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Oct. s.
The grand jury convened today to
.-
Investigate the case against Claude
Belzer, 18, in Jail here charged with
the murder of Robert Tompkins.
Belzer has repudiated a reported
confession that he struck Tonpkins
over the head with an iron rod to
get Is cents to attend a movie
picture show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

r Fl AKIN new friends. That's
IMI what I use my photograph
w. for these splendid fall days.
A fellow can meet a lot of peo-
pie and only a few of 'em really be-
come friends. I have a feelin' that
have a friend in Gerald Griffin.
Griffin is an Irish tenor who does
all of his record recording for Okeh
The other evening l had bad case
of blues for no reason what so all.
I decided to have some music.
picked up some new records, and,
after looking over the names of
the artists, l decided to get ac-
quainted with Griffin.
Griffin and myself shook hands,
mentally, after the needle stopped
on the final note of What An Irish
man Means by 'Machree.' Here
is a sentimental little Irish song Of
modern appeal. but the real value
rests in the splendid fashion in
which the voice of the tenor has
been recorded. Even the piano pas
sages have that commanding quail
ity which makes one actually long
TO play the record again. Justin Ring
is at the piano. On the other side of
this record is That's How the
Shannon Flows" from Chauncey
Olcott's "Macushla." Again Griffins
voice is registered with real artistry.
This is the first time that l have
met Griffin on an Okeh record, or
any record as far as that goes. He
has another record which includes
THE Fairy Tales of Ireland that
want to hear.
Rather think you will enjoy meet
ing this tenor. He has a rich voice.
Glad to call him one of my record
friends.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
Finding Ne70 Beauty i'm Irish Tenor
Voice of Gerald Griffin ON a Record

ing Tell Me Not That" and "Pen-
sive," both in Italian, and Victor
Schrammel and his orchestra play
ing two Vienna waltZes.
The new Okeh records include:
Vincent Lopez and his Hotel Penn
sylvania Orchestra, playing II Want
to Be Happy and Negro Spiritu-
ais; Eddie Elkins and his orchestra
jazzing Charleston Cabin" and Put
Away a Little Ray of Golden Sun
shine; the Arkansaw Travellers en-
Pertaining with "She Loves Me" and
amy Way the Wind Blows" and
Charles Sargent and John Marvin
in a novelty duet, "St. Louis Blues"
and "You Know Me, Alabam'."
You will be interested to know that
Brunswick announces the following:
Godowsky playing Music Box" and
players" Walter Rogers and his
band playing american Republic
March" and Gate City March" and
AL Jolson singing "Mandalay" and
who Wants a Bad Little Boy"
l. l. T.
Indianapolis thehters today are
Offering: Blossom Time" at the
Murat: wellington Cross. at Keith s;
Francis Renault, at the Lyric; Irene
Berry, at the Palace: Thief of Bag
dad" at English's; Lilly of the
Dust" at the Ohio; Abraham Lin
coin" at the Circle; Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come" Lincoln Square;
Record Breakers" at the Capitol;
SINNERS in Heaven" at the Apollo
Venus Of the South Seas" and Hit
and Run" sat the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
Injunction Hearing Thursday

Whether City Judge Delbert O.
Wilmteh can prevent Herman a. J,
Spacek from visiting city court will
be argued at a hearing for injunc-
ton before Superior Judge T. j.
Moll Thursday afternoon. Spacek,
barred from city court as profes.
sional bandsman, cherges Wilmeth
told him to get out and stay out
and wants the judge enjoined from
enforcing alleged threats 10 hold him
in contempt OF court. Spacek has i'm.
parchment proceedings against WI
meth pending in Circuit Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
coincidence" Hearing Oct. Il

Evidence in the cases Of Charles
Moran and Thomas Whitney, alleged
men. will be heard In city
court oct. IA following the granting
of a continuance by Judge Delbert
Wilmeth. The men were arrested
Monday in a hotel after police say
they learned that the men had at
tempted to defraud S. H. Deigei of
Elwood. Ind, out Of $1,000 in a land
swindle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
WILDHACK ROTARY HEAD
Club Elects Officers and Hears Le-
giOn Commander Speak.

George O. Wildhack, president
Wildhack Company, is new president
Of the indianapolis Rotary Club.
Other officers elected at the Clay
pool Tuesday night: Carl A. Taylor,
president Taylor Carpet Company,
first vice president; DIR. Herbert T.
Wagner, second vice president and
director; Gwynn F. Patterson, treas
urer and director; Donald A Nor
rison, sergeant at-arms, and Edward
w. Harris, DR.. Alfred Henry, Jo-
seph A. MCGOWAN, Joseph A. Miner
and Gerry M. Sanborn, directors.
Election followed dinner at which
James A. Drain, national American
Legion commander, spoke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
.HIBERNIANS TO ELECT
Frank T. Lalley, President, Opposed
by Eugene O'SuIlivan.

Division No. 3. Ancient Order of
Hibernians, will elect officers tonight
at Firemen's Hall English Ave. and
Shelby St. Frank T. Lalley, presi-
dent, is being opposed for reelection
by Eugene O'Sullivan.
Prizes viii be awarded winners OF
the membership contest in a pro-
gram in which James f. Deery will
be the principal speaker. Moves to
consolidate the eight divisions OF the
Hibernians in Marion County to one
division will be made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
Whiteman's Latest

Interest centers just now in about
everything that Paul Whiteman
does, as this well-known leader
comes Sunday to the Murat for two
concerts.
In the new Victor records l find
Whiteman represented with Where
the Dreamy Wabash Flows" on one
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08

Colletta, dancing star of the
Jazzmania Revue at the Lyric this
week, is a former dancing partner
Of Rudolph Valentino. She APP
peared with the sheik of movieland
during several of his cabaret en-
gagements in Detroit. Chicago and
other cities a year or so ago. Col
letta is a cousin of Katherine Nc
Donald, motion picture star.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
Rally at Princeton

bU CHfttU FT6SS
PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. San
air Of optimism was prevalent
among Gibson County Republicans
today after big rally Tuesday night
addressed by Ed Jackson, nominee
for Governor. Harold Van Ornaan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
THREE KILLED IN RIOT
Hindus and NIoIsems Battle at Re-
ligious Festival.

b JrtTe0 PTees
ALLAHABAD, India. Oct. s.
Three were killed and twenty in
jured in rioting between Hindus and
MosleTns at close Of the celebration
Of a Hindu festival Tuesday. Brit
ish troops and police are patrolling
the city today TO prevent further
outbreaks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
First Football Casualty

Eugene Seeney, 10. of $50 y. Ban
croft St. is suffering today with
broken leg at st. Vincent Hospital.
Seeney was injured while playing
football near his home. 1t was the
first serious gridiron injury here
this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08
D. A. R. POLITICS RIFE
Two Candidates Seek Office of State
Regent.

By United Press
MARION, Ind, Oct S.-Contests
for offices doomed today at the an
nual meeting of the Indiana Society
of Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Mrs Charles W. Ross of Craw-
louisville, and Mrs. William A. Gull
lop of Vincennes, are candidates for
State regent Mrs. Harriet Rigdon,
Wabash, and Mrs. Harvey Morris,
Salem, are out for vice regent. Elec-
ton will be Thursday.
Two hundred delegates are at
tending.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-08

nominee for lieutenant governor,
and Harry Rowbottorn, candidate
for Congress. Jackson pledged him
self to a business-like, efficient ad-
ministration OF State affairs il
elected.