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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
DE REGREso

lIa regrcsado Gle Europa. acompaIia'
do de SUI distingulda Y bella espOsa do
na Paz Franceschi de. Gomez. nuestro
bien querido amigo ell Lcdo- Ricardo
Gomez, Fiscal del Segundo DistritO de
San. juan.
I'll Fiscal Gomez regresa a Puerto
Rico despu&s de haber visitado los pun
tos mas notables del viej0 Mundo dis
frntando de una corta y bien canada
temporada dc yacaciones. -"
Reiterdmesle nuestro afectuoso salu-
do de bienvenida los distinguidos via
ierOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
LOS DESEoS Y ESPE-
RANzAS DE ALEMANIA.

Los puntos siguientes seran inclui-
dos tambien en- ell memorandum:
1o.-La evacuation total del Ruhr
antes del plazo indicado en- las Con-
ferencias de Londres, que como Sc
sabe es de un afio.
2o.-Alemania desea recobrar toda
su fuerza moral fisica asi como
-tambien sus intereses en- sus anti
guas colonias Y espera por 10 tanto
que la 1iga de Naciones lie conceda
poderes para poder gobernar sus CO.
lonias.
3o.-A1emania desea que su pett-
ci6n de admission al seno de la Liga
sea considerable favorablemente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
DON JOSE RITZ sOLER

Aver despedimos en- nnestra RcdAc-
ci6n al dlstingnido apreciado amigo
nucstro don jose Ruiz Seller. Quien
despu6s de permanecer algdn tempo
on esta Capital. Sc dispone regresar a
Hatillo. donde tiene SUI Residential.
Fl Sr. Ruiz Soler, candidate allan
cista a Ia Camara Y lider prominente
dentro de dicha colectiyidad Sc dispo-
ne cOmenzar la lucha electoral Ell su
distriio hasta proporciOnarle ell triufi-
fo a In AIianza, cosa que VA tiene ase-
gurado porqHe el Sr. Ruiz Soler cuen-
Ia con todas las simpat1as, hien gana-
das y mejor merecidas de aquel elec-
torado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
UN NOTABLE CUADRO DE VARIE-
DADEs DEBJTARA PRoNTO EN- Ell
TE.tTRO TRES BANDERAS

Presentadas por el popular empresa-
rio teatral Y ,apreciado amigo ngestr0
Curro Perez tlvimOs ell gusto de CO
nOcer Y saludar en- nuestra Redacci6n
a los notabes Y simpatiqufsimos artis-
tas que forman el famos0 cuadr0 de va
riedades isabella Sanchez Perar', one
en- la pr6xima semana hara las deli
cias del piblico capitalino, debutando
en- 81 Teatro Tres Banderas.
Componen dicho cuadro Ia encanta-s
dora Isabella Sanchez Perai que en-
union del conocido artista Sr. Chayes,
hace una exquisite magistrai pare
ia de bales; el notable maestro con
-certador Mario Sanchez, que dirige Ia
orquesta Y Ia inimitable soprano jose
-fina Peral de guien guarda ell pdblfeo
de esta isla gratfsimos recuerdOs de sn
triunfal tOurnee con Esperanza Iris, v
especialmente, de sll gran exito en-. La.
Romanza de la Geisha'' de la cual, ha-
&c una yerdadera ereaci6n.
I FL aplaudido cuatlre de varieties vie.
ne ahora de Santo Domingo, v llega a
Puerto Rico precedid0 de merecida Y
envidiahie fama. por 10 .ane no duda:-
mos. que sn actuaci6n en- esta Capital
ypien Ia isla seral atlenas de tr gran
acontecimiento artfstico un segnrO..
Iexito. ;s = si '.'sl
Reiteramos a lbs sindpaticos y y aplaH.
dldos artistas nuestros mas afectuosos
.;aludos de bienvenlda. s:<
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
Los PUNTos DEL
MEMORANDUM> ALEMAN.

El Gobierno aleman exile que es-
tOs puntos sean contestados categ6-
ricamente por la Comisi6n encargada
de La admission de paises en- Ia Mga.
Los puntos en- question son los 81
guientes:
1o--Alemania no adniitira por
mas tempo la acusaci6n que Sc lie ha
hecho por las naciones ahadas de
ser la lnica responsible de Ia gne-
IRA europea
2o.-El Gobierno Aleman exige
que le sea reservado un puesto de dis
tinci6n en- la Secretaria de la Liga
de Naciones.
3o.-Alemania no ser$ mas MEM
bro del Consejo Executive y por 10
tanto demanda una neutrahdad se-
mejante a la de Suiza case de que
si La Iiga de Naciones decidiera di-
rigir sus armas contra cualquier ma
ci6n, A1emania no envie tropa al
guna nj pernlita Las Nactones de
la Liga conducir sus ejercitos a tra-
yes del territorio aleman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
La epidemic tifIca de Ponce en-
pieza a extenderse por los cam
HI pos del Municipio
Ell bravo Dr. NJ o. de Ia Rosa lapza una prOcIama Liu-
fit peza general Vacunaci6n

miiia de donde han echado la calle
dos cajas de AUTOMOBILES viejos; de
otras. grandes cantidades de hieros
mohosos, planchas de zinc, ETC., etc.
Hoy dispone ell servicio extraordi-
mario de limpiGza de dos nuevos trucks,
suministrados desde aver por La "Su-
cesi6n Serralles'' La Sultana".
La extraction de esas basuras, que
NADIA tiene que yer con el servicio nor
nal, que Sc realiza baio la direction
de don Carlos @. Georgetti, don Pc
dY1 Vivas valdivieso y don Rogelio
Perez de Haro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
TRASLADO DE FoCOS DE INFEC-
CIoN DENTRO DE LA IONA
URBANA

rs de pnblico que unOs cuantos ca
Yritos dc mano Sc dedican ir reco-
giendo por La ciudad desperdicios de
los que, con motive de la limpieza ge-
neral, echan la calle ciertas casas,
especialmente tablas, virotes, cuarto-
nes, planchas de zinc viejo, cajones,
etc. para negociarlos y aprovecharlos
Ell Ia decomposition de ranchltcs y
bohios o construction de viviendas
pobres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
NC. DONALD Y HERRIoT
CONTRA Ell DESEo CAPITAL
DE AI.ENANIA.

Los premiers, ingles y frances, Nc.
Donald M. Herriot segin sus de-
claraciones hechas en- las Conferen-
cias de Londres estan acordes en- que
Alemania es la Iinica responsible De
la Guerra Mundial. Por otra parte Ia
insistencia de Alemania de iavarsc
de esta culpa es obra de los naciore
listas que quieren por todos los me,
dios guitar ell fardo de La response
biiidad al Kaiser y los Hohenzo-
llerns. Esto sin duda traera nm con
ficto y Sc teme dependa de este pun
(Continlia en- la pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
HOY EMPEZo A LIMPLARSE Ell
BARRIo sEGUNDo

Como Ell dia lunes no bast6 para ex-
traer toda la basura y desperdicios
del Barrio Primero, sino que Sc han
rcquerido tres dias, hasta aver mierco-
les. Ia orden de Limpieza dictsda por
el Alcalde PARA Cap6 hnbo de alte-
rarse hoy fue que comenz6 Ia linn
pieza del Barrio segundo 4"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
Ecos DE La LrMr1EzA GENERAL

DeSde el lunes ell Departamento de
1dmpieza Sc dsdica. a extraer las basu-
ras del Barrio Primero, utilizando un
truck facilitado por don Lucas p.
valdiyieso " sabemos que la canti-
dad de, basuras tarnsportada a Ia fnca
'Perseverancia'', dos y medic kil6-
metros del perimetro urbano, por IL
carretera de Adiuntss, es verdadera-
mente enorme. TIa habido casa de ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
NO KUBo DETUNcIoNEs DE
TITUS

Anter no seaanet6 -en la ofcina del
Registro Civil ningiina defunci6n de
RegistIo Civil ninguna defunci6n a
consscusnctas del titus, aunque ST dos
de fiebre pfrnic.osa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
PuLsERA PERDIDA

yalorada en- $50. fernando lazo con
esmeraldas. zafros Y perlas. Gratifi-
care al que la encuentre y la devuel-
va a:
Narcisa Rivera Vida. de Rati,
Villa go, Ponce n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
LA EPIDEMIA EXTENDIDA
A LOS CAMPOS

Sc nos asegura que la Oficina local
de la Sanidad Insular ha sido notifi-
cada de la existencia de casos de IL
fus en- los barrios de Tibes, Machuelo
Arriba y San Anton de sospechosos
en- Guaraguaos el Real.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
DON.A BEI.EN CUEvAS ZEQUEIRA
DE TASIS 's*

IIa llegado a esta Capital. proceden,
te de Cuba. In distinguda DANA puer-
torriquena dOna Beldn Cueyas Zequei-
ra de Tasis.
La sefiora Cuevas ZeGueira pertene-
CO a una dc nuestras famllias mas pres
tigiosas, Y distinguidas Desde hace al
gun tempo reside en- Ia Habana. donde
goza de las mas atlas. consideraciones
en- la sociedad de la gran capital an
tilIana.
Fan distinguida hu6sped compatrio-
Ia nnestra In fijado sp residencia on
casa dc su hcrmano. nuestro particular
amigo fof Luis Cuevas Zeqneira.
Reciha la senora Glieyas Zequeira de
Tasis I'm cordial y afectuoso saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
UNA ccNrERENcIA DE HERMAN
DEF USERA.

. III
Nuestro amigo, Ell distinguido inte-
lectuai puertorriqueio, v brillante ju-
risconsulto, Lcdo. Rafael Hernandez
,Usera, dara una conferences EN- Ell Tea
tro de Utuado, continuation de la
asamblea de la Association de Agricul-
cores de Puerto Rico, ell pr6ximo do
mingo 90.
El cLlto intellectual, desarrollara con
la habilidad elocuencia que lie carac-
teri2a, el siguiente tema: . Ell Status
Politico de Puerto Rico desde un pm
to de vista International No puede
GER mas interesante el tenn escogido
por ell Lcdo. Hernandez Usera. en- estos
momentos de agitaci6n politica, en- que
Sc impcce que Sc ilustre al pueblo. So
bre cuestiones que Sc escapan a su
compression.
El entssiasmo que reina para DIR al
Lcdo. Hernandez Usera es extraordina-
rio, v es indudable que ell domingo, ell
teatro &c Utuado Sc vera rebosante de
ptblico avido de escuchar las intere
santfsimas cuestiones que seran trata-
das por e. conferenciante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
TIFICoS AsIIAADoS EN- LAS
sAI4AS DE EMERGENCIA

A Ia relaci6n de siete tifosos que
pubIc6 ''El Aguila'' del martes, CO.
mo asilados en- las Salas de Emergen-
cia del Hospital Tricoche, debemos
agrsgar los siglientes nombres de
otros ingresados despues: !.
Adela orona, Evangelista Cortes,
T. Beltran, Guillermo Rios, Petra To-
rrcs, Agapito Collazo, Maria Apart
clio, comadrona; Modesto Vega, An
dres Gueits, Agustina Ruiz, Herminio
Rojas, Jose Antonio Cruz, 1ndalecio
Torres, Victoria Garay, Pedro Torres,
Paula Echevarria, Aurea Ruiz, Ramon
Rios.
DE LA LIMPIEZA GENERAL
Los dos trucks alqmlados por Ell
Gobierno Municipal v los facilitados
por la Succession Serralles, LA Sulta-
ma don Lucas P. valdivieso, en-
total cinco hicieron aver catorce via
jes al nuevo crematorio, EN- La Colo
MIA Perseverance, cargados de ba-
suras desperdicios
Como entire lunes v martes habian
hecho nuevs Wales los primeros vehicu
los empleados en- la extraction de ba.
suras. resulta que en- La limpieza rea
lizada en- Ell barrio Primero desde el
lunes hasta aver, microbes, Sc SAGA
ron % trucks llenos de deshechos )
materias anti-higienicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

AysT por "a maiiana Sc vi5 ante el
81 Jues Wolf, de la Corte Federal. cl
hearing para OR a los marinos que for
mulan cargos contra el Captain Hol-
mes, de Ia goleta americana Francis
L. Stanssing'', de quien solicitan que
les pague ell transrorte los Estados
Uuidos, va que no estan dispuestos a
marchar Venezuela, por no constar
asf IN el contrato.
El Captain Holmes, qrien es I'm hon-
rado maTino, que durante 90 anos HI
surcado los mares. fue defendido por
Sl Lcdo. Diaz Collazo.
DsapuCs de DIR las dsclaracioncs ds
una ys0tra parte. ell Juez Wolf fall6
en- contro del captain, condenandole a
pagars .el viaje de vuelta los Estados
Unidos . los marinos en- question.
En- clianto la goleta, que como In.
formamos aver essaba embargada, po-
dra sslir dc snnestro puerto mediante
uns fiarza de $1,000 que presto Ell Ca
pitan Holmes
Por IN error fdvoluntario dijimos
aver qae ell Captain Holmes habia sido
arrcstadc, cuando en- realidad cuisines
decir que hahla. sido citado para 81
hearinT que habia de celebrarse. Ell Ca
pdtan Holmes. po, medic de 50 abogad1
defenscr, Lcdo, Diaz Collazo, ha apela,
do de ln decision del Juez Wolf para
ante In Corte circgito de Boston.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
LLEdA UN NUEvo
ALTO FUNCIONARIo
"aEs RECIBIRAN HAsTA 5000
vAcBNAs

AL frente del numeroso grupo de
inspectores sanitarios que presta ser.
vtclos en- Ia ciudad con motive de la
anornlal situaci6n, Sc encuentra 81 ms.
pectOr general, se1or +. v6lez La,
sxelaS k A y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

Ell EMBARGUE sOBRE LA COLE
IA AMERICANA FRANCIS L..
STAfyssING" FUE LEvANTA0o
MEDIANTE UNA FIANZA DE 81 900
Ell JTrEZ WOLF FALLo EN- CON
IRA NIL. CAPTAIN HOLMES Y Es-
TIE APELo A LA CoRTE CIRcUITO
tg DE BOSTON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
Reprbdpcimos de lei Aguila .

ReDrbdpcimos de lei Aguila", de
Ponce:
$40 RECrn1RAN HAsTA 5000
vAcHNAs
Aver Sc recibieron por la Sanidad
1nsulsrs efcinas locales doscientas Gin
cusnta q vacluas mas; y oficialments
anuncia yel Departamento que remitira
hasta einco mil abf
NAffHooLAMA DEL DIR. DE
&$f LA ROSA
CuaAdo acudi6 nuestro compafero
aver TAI recoger esta information, Ell
; doctor Martin de Ia Rosa, jefe del
Negocsado de Enfermedades Trasmi-
sibIes. rcdactaba una proclama que Sc
hara spebffca por medic de Ia prensa,
describiendo La situaci6n informando
las metfdas adoptadas para hacer fren
to la epidemia.
Tabemos que continila vacunandose
las personas que por eneontraTse
cerca d. los atacados de titus. SO hs-
Han expuestos una infection.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27
In ardid de Alemania que "a
a ser rechazado por Herriot y
Nc Donald. Niolento huracdn
que ocaslona graues da1os en-
ell Sur de Francia

BERNA, setiembre &c. (Cable fran
c6s).-La ciudad de Someo ha sido
tctalmente destruida por un temblor
de terra ocurrido en- la maf1ana de
hoy.
Este fendmeno ha causado Ia des-
viaci6n de nm salto y represa que ha
causado la rllina de mas de Glen ca
sas que Sc hallaban situadas en- un
vale.
Reina intense panico entire los ha-
bitantes de esta ciudad y Las vecinas
donde va Sc han- registrado mas de
doscientos muertos a consecuencia de
los fen6menos sismicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

BERLIN, setiembre &c, tCable
frances En- una reunion del Gabi-
nete que tuvo lugar aver bajo Ia pre-
sidencia del presidente Ebert, ell Co.
bierno aleman tomo La resoluci6n de
dirigir todos sus esfuerzos con el
fin de que Alemania for1ne parte de
la Liga de Naciones con Ia cond4ci6
de que le sean concedidas Las mismas
prerrogativas y derechos que las
otras naciones.
AL clausurarse Ia reunion, ell Co
bierno defendi6 claramente gil acti-
tud respecto un memorandum que
cnviara las naciones reprcs enta-
das en- Ia Liga Y que comprende cier
tos puntos que cree ell Gobierpo ale
man deben ser puestos en- claro an
tes de hacer una demanda formal pa
ra el ingreso de Alemania en- la Ii
ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
Lloyd George Says
PACT Of LONDON
WAS FORCED BY
ALLIED BANKERS
InSiStanCe Of international
FinanCierS on Evacuation
of Ruhr Is Felt,
BY DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
Former Premier Of England

Copyright, 1924, by United Features
Syndicate. Inc.
LONDON. Aug. 23.--After wander
ing for four weeks through the
jungle of multifarious dissgreements
that had grown around an agree
ment. that agreement has at last
been agreed TO by all parties. Who
is responsible for this triumph of
diplomacy?
One fact stands out so conspicu-
ously that any observer may see it:
That agreement would never have
been reached without the brusque
and brutal Intervention Of interna-
uonal finance.
The p4otocol which was signed on
Saturday last between the allied and
associated powers and Germany is
the triumph of the international
fnancier. This settlement is the
joint work of King Dollar and King
Sterling.
The Dawes report was theirs. They
inspired and fashioned it. The rep
aration commission had mixed poll
tics and finance and mixed them so
badly that its decisions were never
good finance nor good politics. The
Dawes company Of high fnanciers
would have none of this absurd mix
ture. They examined the whole prob
lem solely and exclusively from the
point of view of finance.
AS soon as the report was issued
Turn TO Page 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
HIGH HUMIDITY
PREVAILS AGAIN
Heat Made Oppressive by
Saturated Atmosphere.

Atmosphere. saturated again as
result Of thunder showers. resulted
in high humidity today, which com
bined with a soaring thermometer
gave indianapolis another torrid
day.
Showers shortly after sun down
Friday night brought temporary re-
lief, but temperature jumped back
and reached the high mark for the
night at midnight.
Humidity this morning was S6 per
cent.
Temperatures rose from 70 at s a.
m. to 81 at 9 p. m
Generally fair was forecast for to-
night and Sunday. with warmer
weather Sunday.
Suffering from heat and humidity
was general over the State.
Kokomo reported a heat fatality
David Mckee, SO, a factory worker
there, dropped dead while on the way
to work He was overcome by heat
Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
TINY GIRL s BODY
FOUND IN CREEK
Mother Makes GreWSome
Discovery,

Just ten minutes after Mrs. VIII
ham Knuse. residing on a farm
south of Indianapolis on s. Meridian
St. missed her 2-year-old daughter,
Maryann. and started search, she
found the childs body in Lick
Creek. near the farm. Resuscitation
efforts of doctors and the police
emergency squad failed.
The child was barely able to walk.
Several days ago the father con-
structed a wire fence around the
yard for fear the baby might get
into the creek.
Body wi4l be taken to st. An
thongs Cemetery at Jasper. Ind. for
burial. Only the parents survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
POISON FOUND IN
MANS STOMACH
Widow Suspects Headache
Tablets,

Poison was found in the stomach
Of Harry D. Harlow, SO. of 94s Te-
cumseh PL, who died Aug. 9 in
hospital at Sandusky. Ohio, accord
ing to a dispatch today from Colum-
bus, Ohio, where C. F Long. coni-
mercial chemist, has just completed
an examination.
Mr. Harlow's widow. Mrs. Annie
Denoe Harlow, who was with her
husband when he became critically
IL on ferry crossing from San
dusky to Cedar Point, Ohio. several
hours before he died. said Coroner
F. J. Cebhce at Sandusky told her
he had found signs OF poison in
headache tablets Mr.. Harlow had
been taking.
Mrs. Harlow said her husband had
great faith in the tablets, but never
had been known to take more than
one at a time. She denied any Dos
sibiGty Of suicidal intent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
PEACHY GIFT, Ell WHAT?
Governor Receives Sample of Knox
County Fruit.

Gvernor Emmett F. Branch today
received q peach weighing a pound
and a half from T. H. Adams. owner
of the Vincennes Commercial. The
peach, nearly five inches in diameter
and without blemish. was grown in
Johnson Township, Knox County.
Adams, In letter to the Governor
said the peach was of the Hale va
riety aRd there were plenty more
like it ia Knox County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
THREE KILLED IN
REVOLVER BATTLE
Two Policemen and Bandit
Murderer Shot Down.

By United Press
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. "a
Marquettes chief Of police, patrol
man and a bandit, who may be an
escaped convict. were killed IN a
revolver battle here early today.
The bandit fired the first shot,
fatally woundlng Patrolman Thomas
Thornton, on the latter's command
to halt Thornton pursued the thug
three blocks and then collapsed.
Chief Of Police Martin Ford was
killed after he and Patrolman Lloyd
Ford and Walter Teppert had
cornered the fugitive three miles
from the city.
Ford. who. is the chiefs son, was
wounded seriously In the stomach,
but Teppert shot and killed the
shndit after the latter had plunged
into the river.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
EmbezzIenent Charged

Calvin Chrisswell. 3S, right. OF
1927 Park Ave. was arrested today
on an embezzlement charge on a
warrant sworn out by L. T. Allen
Of the Allen Overland Sales Com
pany, e17 Virginia Ave Allen told
police Chrisswell, an employe. took
out a car, sold 1t for $40 and failed
to turn over the money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
ABATEMENT SUIT TRIED
Ant:-SaloOn League Endeavers t0
Close Grocery.

Abatement proceedings for viola
ton of the prohibition laws were
heard today in Superior Court, Room
Five. against Mrs. Mary B. Schott,
proprietor of a grocery at 1904 E.
Forty Second 81. Efforts are being
made by the Anti-Saloon League to
close the store where it is alleged
liquor was sold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23

Yesterday I was asked the motive
in this case and stated that no
human being could have done what
these boys did without diseased
minds" he began. Il propose to
show you that certain facts in the
lives Of these two boys show beyond
all shadow Of doubt that their minds
were diseased"
Darrow said there was no motive,
passion. hatred, in this case.
Doing of Children"
1T was simply the doing Of chill
dren." ne said. They had no one in
mind as their victim. and so they
went to the playground a the Har-
ward school to pick out some little
boy-they cared not whom-that
they could kill Loeb's own little
brother was there. There were
others who knew him. 1t was fool
hardy. but they did it.
Your honor has been In this
court for a long time, and I ask
you did you ever see in all your
experience such a case a this? No
Judge. no lawyer, no man Of affairs
has ever seen its equal"
Darrow made a savage attack on
DR.. ". o. Krohn, chief State alien
ist First. Darrow pointed out that
Loeb trailed Johnny Levinson. son
OF millionaire lawyer here, bent on
a killing,
BY some circumstance. lack of op-
portunity, the boy was not killed,
Darrow said.
Then, switching to Or, Khohm,
Darrow said
DIR Krohm for sixteen years has
been going in and out of this build
ing and other buildings. trailing vic
tins regardless of age or sex. seek
ing death. and the motive is cash"
Darrow shouted, pounding the desk.
."One is mad act of q child. the
other is deliberate act Of money
dealing in blood"
Darrow painted the whole picture
of the crime, quoting often times in
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with little girls whose children
now come TO school
When Mr.. and Mrs Kingsburv
moved into their home, Sept T.
1892, the house and coal was pro-
vided free by the school--board
But. after about ten years. the
board abandoned that practice
Now Klngsbury paws rent 10 the
hoard. and buys his own coal Most
Of the houses the board once pro
vided for custodians have been
torn down.
With the Kingsburys now live
their four grandchildren Robert
Willard, Richard Nathan, Charles
Clinton and Winifred Ellen Hall
They all go 70 school No. 20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
RUNAWAY YOUTHS HELD
Arrested by Detectives in Machine
on National Rd.

Amiel Davy, 81, Washington, Ind,
and Dallas Hoke. 10, Bicknell. Ind,
were arrested today on National
Rd. west of the city, and are being
held until word is received from
authorities at Washington.
The boys were in a car stolen, it
is alleged, from Seth Yarbrough of
Washington.
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BLAST IN OHIO MINE
Immediate Relief Asked-20O Men
Were Employed.

~ tntCd Prfss
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug. IA
serious explosion" occurred today in
the Lincoln coal mine of the Lorain
Coal Dock Company at Blaine. Ohio,
near Bridgeport. according to a re-
port received at the State depart.
ment of industrial relations
The mine employs 200 men and
has been running at capacity. The
report received here did not say
whether any workers were en-
tombed, but asked for immediate
relief"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-23
MONEY PROMPTED ALIENISTS
DEATH TESTIMONY, HE SAYS
Declares People of Twentieth Cen
tury Have Instincts of Revenge
and Blood Lust Transplanted From
Savage Race.
By EDWARD c. DERR
CFitcd Press stat Correspondent

CRIMINAL COURTROOM CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Blendng
law logic and medicine with philosophy tolerance and under
standing Clarence Darrow today delivered powerful
against man s inhumanity
For minutes time Darrow seemed forget he was
pleading for the lives of Nathan Leopold T and Richard Loeb
who murdered the boy Robert Franks and talked only
philosopher the Humanitarian decryng taking
m life by organized society.
Darrow today the spell which Friday brought
Of spectators and broke the phe