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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-08

Last night at Caleb Mills Hall. the
Federation of Indianapolis Public
School Teachers presented the New
York String Quartet in recital.
Madame Homer opened the teach
ers' season some months ago and the
quartet was the second number of the
series. This organization was found
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer Of
New York for the purpose Of private
chamber music recitals.
The worth and reputation of this
organization increased to such an ex-
tent that delightful evenings of music
are, now being given yer the country.
Here is a group Of four players, all
men. who are well trained and who by
constant playing have perfected a
purity and beauty of tone. This
beauty of tone is the chief attribute
of these players.
The program included compositions
of Dvorak. Mozart. Haydn, Suk,
Bridge and Grieg. Personally, I en-
joyed the two Suk numbers the best
although the audience responded to
Mozart and Haydn.
A most pleasing evening OF cham
Der music.
T. f.
The Matinee Musicale this after
noon at 8 o'clock presents Hans Kind
Ter. c~ellist, in recital.
The Indiana Indorsers Of Photoplays
indorse the following adult pictures:
Her Temporary Husband" at the
Circle, big Brother" at the Colonial.
Judgment of the Storm" at the
Apollo, and "Scaramouche" at Eng
lish's.
Other attractions on view today in
clude; "Scaramouche" al English's,
Judgment Of the Storm" at the Apol-
10, "a Million to Burn" at the Isis,
THE Extra Girl" at the Ohio, BLACK
Oxen" at Mister Smiths, RestelH at
Keith's, Chabot and Tortini at the
Lyric, Latin Thru" at the Lincoln
Square. THE Talk of the Town at
the Capitol, and Bits of Hts at the
Broadway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-08
By WALTER D. HICKMAN

- VEN a steel caSket properly
II locked, cannot prevent the
LII mysterious Raff1es from escap.
ing.
I saw Raf1es placed yesterday aft.
ernoon in a steel casket at the Palace.
The top was locked. How he got out
nobody knows. 1 don't.
This stunt is n Of the many in
teresting M staged by Ra11es.
Probably his c~leverest demonstration
is what is called the ring and coat
trick. Mighty clever. He also proves
his ability to open a safe without
knowing the combination.
Emil Boreo is an eccentric pianist
and singer. He has some clever in
dividual numbers, but his play for
applause from the audience robs him
Of gaining an artistic effect. This man
can deliver without begging applause
from an audience.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-08
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Evening star., 1924-10-29

eminent has not yet been invited to
attend the conference to which refer
ence has been made nor have we yet
been advised that plans to hold such
conference have been perfected. 1t
is our desire that there should be a
conference to effect Limitation in arm
ament and we shall sympathetically
consider any invitation that may be
received for this purpose and will
gladly give our cooperation, proyid-
ed we are permitted to do so without
commitments which would involve US
in European politics or be contrary
to the established policies of this
country"
John w. Davis replied as follows:
Il have frequently said il l were
elected President and conference on
disarmament In Geneva in 1925 took
Evening star., 1924-10-29

to teaching in church schools, and
your good people administered at the
polls a rebuke heard round the world.
THAT was sufficient for more than
a quarter of a century. Now the at
tack is less direct. therefore more
alarming.
Senator La Toilette is already de-
feated, but l consider it of prime i'm
portance to Lutherans, Catholics and
Jews as well as to all evangelical
branches of the church universal THAI
a singing rebuke shall be adminis-
tered within the State where the at
tack originates and to the originator
and by his former friends.
'If this be done religious freedom
within the great Republic will be safe
for a hundred years"
Evening star., 1924-10-29
DAWES TO INVADE
MISSOURI TONIGHT
Will Carry G. 0. P. Fight Into
State Among Most Bit
terIy Contested.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- CHICAGO, October 29.-Missoufi.
one of the most bitterly contested
States i'll the present political cam
paign, was the objective of Charles
w. Dawes today when he left here
on his final speaking tour west of
the Mississippi.
The Republican vice presidential
nominee, selected by his party's ma
tfonal committee to make the final
drive in Missouri, Will speak tonight
in st. Louis and tomorrow night in
st. Joseph. Both speeches. he indi-
Gated. would be devoted to con-
tnuation of his attack on the La
Toilette independent candidacy.
The trip into Missouri is the SEQ
ond Mr.. Dawes has made to that
State, he having previously spoken
at Kansas City.
Mr.. Dawes rested last night at his
home in Evanston after returning
late yesterday from his Eastern speak,
ing trip.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
DEMOCRATS IN RALLY.
Ritchie Among Speakers at Cam
paign Meeting in Rockville.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, October %
montgomery County Democrats held
their big meeting of the campaign
at Rockville yeste rday.
Gov. Albert {. Ritchie, Representa-
tive K. Walton Moore of Virginia and
David {. Winebrenner. candidate for
Congress in this district, spoke in op-
timistic terms of the party's pros
poets. The NEE ting was presided
over by Maj. T. Brooke Lee.
Under auspices of the Dcmocra tic
State central committee a meeting &
was held at Takoma Park last eve
ming, pre- sided over by J. Bond Smith,
corporation counsel and addressed by
Senator Thomas Fl. Caraway and Mr.
Winebrenner
Evening star., 1924-10-29
DROUGHT RECORDS FALL,

PHILADELPHIA. October 2e.-Al
monthly records for aridity in this
city have been broken by the 2s days
or virtual drought recorded up to
midnight last night, the local Weather
Bureau announced today. Only nine
one-hundredt.ls of an inch OF rain
has fallen In this time. October to
date, the Weather Bureau said, has
been the driest month in any year
since the bureau was established in
1872
Evening star., 1924-10-29
COOLIDGE AND DAVIS
FAVOR ARMS PARLEY
Attitude Is Outlined in Replies to
Philadelphia Committee of
Friends.

By the Associa ted Press.
PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-The
peace committee of the Philadelphia
yearly meeting of Friends last night
made public replies it has received
from President Coolidge and John w.
Davis to questions the committee
asked concerning their attitude on
American participation in the pro-
posed conference on limitation of
ornaments in Geneva in 1925.
President Coolidge replied:
This Government is deeply inter-
ested in every effort to promote the
limitation of armament and to remove
the burdens of militarism This Gov
Evening star., 1924-10-29

place. America would be represented.
have also frequently taken the op-
portunity to advocate the World
Court and to state that we find a COM
plete precedent in our own Supreme
Court.
Senator La Follettes reply has not
yet been received
Evening star., 1924-10-29
CALLS UPON CHURCH
TO BEAT La Toilette
Leslie M. Shaw Tells Lutherans
Progressives Endanger
Parochial Schools.
BY the Associated Press

DOVER, Ohio. October 29.-Leslie
NJ. Shaw, former Governor of Iowa
and Secretary of the Treasury in
President Mckinley's cabinet, last
night sent the following telegram to
the president of the Lutheran Synod
at Milwaukee, Wise:
II notice in the dispatches that
your organization has awakened to
the dangers of infringement of re-
ligious liberty. Some years ago a
Michigan governor, without evil i'm
pulse, sought to restrict the exercise
of constitutional righ stWith respect
Evening star., 1924-10-29
De Max, French Actor, Dies.

PARIS, October 29.-M. De Max, al
one time leading man for Sarah Bern
hardt, died yesterday He was 55
years old, and was born in Rumania
He was trained in the Paris Con-
servatory, and became a leading mem
ber of the Comedie Franchise, and
later toured America.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Quite Shocking.

From the Utah Humbug.
.Rudy Is quite live wire, isn't he?"
Yes, he's perfectly shocking"
, 1924-01-15

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, 1924-01-15

Can you give me a good description
Of your abscondlng cashier p s%uavelv
asked the detective.
"We-eIl, " answered the hotel proprie-
tor, L believe hes about five feet five
inches tall and about 81, 900 short.
, 1924-08-29
ORDER OF THE DAY
for the first Ordinary Meeting Of the
Colonial Council of St. CroiX, for
the fiscal year 1924-l925, Fourth
Council, Second Session, TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1921, at
one O'Clock p. m.

l. Question Of confirmation Of reap
pOintment Of K. A. Frederick as
Assistant to ihe Colonial Council
Production of copy Of minutes Of
the Municipal Committee for March
Quarter, a. e., forwarded by the
Chairman Of the Committee accord
ing to Paragraph II Of the Bylaw
for the Municipal Committee for in
spection Of Members Of the Coun-
ell.
Colonial Council Bill Nc. @,
Fourth Council, First Session, 1928
1924.
Continuation Of 1sr Discussion on
Colonial Council Bill No. p, Fourth
Council, First Session, draft Of an
Ordinance introduced by Govern
ment providing that insurance and
assurance companies, Whe her do
nestle or foreign, shall file a state
ment showing name and location
etc, with Committee Report.
Colonial Council Bill No. 10.
Fourth Council, First Session, 1928
1924.
Continuation of LIST Discussion on Co.
lonial Council Bill No. 10. Fourth
Council, First Session, 1923-1924.
draft o an Ordinance introduced by
End Member for Frederiksted Town
(Merwin) providing for a revision of
public Holidays in St. Croix, with
Committee Report and Amendment
5 Discussion on resolution introduced
by End Member for Frederiksted
Town lMervSn) re debate in the
meeting cf the Council on June Seth.
last.
Colonial Council Office, St. Croiz. Au-
ust %, 1924.
ROBT. L. MERWIN
Chairman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04

+! dltimo Slbado, dfa dos del prcSen-
tie mes. cntr6 Ell vacacioneS el Tribu-
nal Supreme. despu6S de reSOlvcr i'm
lpOrtantfSimOs casos, sOSteniendo una
labor abrumadora. En- la tarde del s;i-
hadO. el Tribunal eStaba desierto. No
obstante. los cinco jueceS traba jaban
sin descanSo Y unOS cuantoS reporte-
ros csperaban pacientemente en- 81 pa
sillo. \ las seis de Ia tarde, el Tribu-
nal Sllslepdi0, SIS. delibeTaeiQResa hasta
las Ocho de la noche. Pero va a esa
hora Sc habia resuelto uno de los ca
sos mas importantes que estaban bajo
lii consideration de los hnnOrableS jue-
ceS.
Nos referimoS al recursO de apelaci0n
que radicaron ante eSe Tribunal, los
ab0gad0s defensores de los protagonis-
taS del crimen de la Barrieda Cepero,
de Rio Piedras, Carlos Arocho ia
cinto Clemente. Todos nuestros lccto-
res sabcn que ell case hubo de verse
hac algunos meses ante la COrte de
Distrito Secci0n Segunda, en- la cual
actna como juc2. el edo Rodriguez
Sierra. qtlien dict0 una condena de muer
tc contra los acusadOs. pero los aboga
dos dcfenSoreS, LcdoS. Munoz Morales
V Tizol, apelaron de dicha sentencia
ante cl Supreme, el recurso dc ape
laci6n sc vic hace algunos dfas fl
nalmente cl siibado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04
" , Is-+F F''aEl9s n q t1sssassl1N a'Ia
UNA VISTA DE LOS,
.ABOGADOS Al PENAL

FL primero en recibir- la noticia fue
el Jefe del presidio. senior Saldalla-
quien fut notificado desde el Tribu7
nal Supreme de la decision adopiada,
Inmcdiatamente, llaln0 Il -slI oficina
los dos acusados, Arocho Y. Clemente.
quienes Sc presentaron temblorosos.
con el terror retratado en- sus ojOs. sin
saher a que obedecfa esH llamada. que
quzas habfa de confirmar la scnten-
cia de muerte que pesaba >"bre sus
cabeZas.
No es para descrita la escena. crian
do el senior Saldaila. les manifesto Due
Sc habfa revocadO la sentencia. y que
tendrfan dcrecho gozar de I'M nleVo
iuicio. Los oios dilatados por In emo
cion. sin poder hallaT. para eXterio-
rizar la algeria loca, que les causaba la
noticia, los dos acusados fueron coudu-
cidos nuevamente sus eeldaS. con una
esperanza en- rl alma, un raXo dc
luz en- su existencia oscura y misera-
BILE
Momentos despu6s- llesaba cl Lcdo'
Tizol loco de alegria. Sc entreNlsto
con sus defendidns. departiendo con
eIloS extensamentc, y dlndoles anllnos,
Por In noche. fuG el Lcdo. Ahlloz
Morales. muy contento tambien, Y eS-
tuvo hablando con los dos acusados
quienes cifran sus esperanzas en- ei
nuevo iuicio que ha de celebrarse opor
tunamente.
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Eli PROCESO TNRDARA. e..

Sc ticne entendid0 que ahora. el pro
ceSo tardara alglin tempo, pues In Cor
te de DiStrito estd en- vacaciOnes, el
caso no ha de verse hasta el nuevo
tGrnlino judicial, en- que entre en- fun
Clones n1evamcnfe ef Juez RodFfgucz
Sierra. ante quien volveri verse el
nuevo juicio.
FL drama horrible volvera pues re-
vivir Las declaraciones espcluznantes
tornardn 0irSe nuevamente en- la sa-
la del tribunal, Ia defensa clamarI
bcnignidad para los acusados. el fis-
cal. implacablc, tornara pedir sus
cabezaS.
Ese Ia sdo eI triunfo. conseguir un
nuevo juicio, que Sc han apuntado los
brillantcs abogados dc la defensa. Ii
cenciadOs Muiioz Morales Y TizOl, deS-
pu6s de argumentar hOras Y horas, So
licitando csa gracia para los defendi-
dos
COllio Is SdDluO Id uclcllSd DdSO td-
81 toda su augmentation en- la apela-
ci0n. sobre cl hccho de que el testfgo
Rodriguez, uno de los reclusos del pre-
Sido, habfa sido introducido por sor-
presa, sin constar en- record, por 10
tanto, sin que siendo. como fuG, el tes-
tigo principal del fiscal, Ia defensa
pudiera atacarle en- SUI declaration,
|pues no sc habfa preparado para clio.
y aqui estara la clave al celebrarse el
nuevo juicio, pues es indudable. que
la defensa ira preparada para atacar
la declaration previa de ese testigO.
Este prOcesO, el mas sensational dc
In temporada, ha sido seguido aten
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04

En- su residencia del PsIacio
de Sta. Catalina, falIecio aver
a las ll.45 a. m. la Sra. c.
rolina Green Cole, madre de
Ia distinguida espOsa del go
bernadOr TOwner

( En- la tarde de aver, Sc nos anun-
! clio la triste nueva del fallecimiento
ocurrido las 11:45 de la mafiana, de
] la noble matrona, madre amantisima
de la distinguida esposa del Hon. Co
bernador Towner, Sra. Carolina Green
/ Cole.
Desde hace mucho tempo la salud
de la seiiora Cole era sumamente de-
l1cada y la mayor parte del tempo
cue llevaba residiendo ell ell pals es-
tuvo obligada a guardian cana Y So
lamente, por epocas, Sc advertia algu-
ma mejoria en- su estado de salud.
La sefiora Cole nacio en- Providen-
cia, Rhode Island, ell so de diciembre
de 1874. scontraio, naatrimonio con ell
seiior Charles T. Cole, tanbien de
Providencia, ell 10 de noviembre de
1867. En- 1873 los esposos Cole Sc
trasladaron al Estado de Iowa en- dos
de residieron hasta la muerte del Sc
Ior Cole en- 1909. La sehora Cole de-
ia dos hijos: la senora Horace M
Towner, esposa del Gobernador ell
senior Charles F. Cole Jr., de Des
Moines, Iowa.
Al enterafnos de la dolorosa noti-
cia, uno de nuestros redactores fue a
entrevistarse embellishments con ell
Secretario del Gobernador, Captain
Van Deusen, quien nos inforIn0 que
hasta la fecha no Sc habia acordado
! Ell Prografna de los funerales; pero
que ell cadaver seria trasladado al Nor
tie en- ell vapor que sale ell proximo jue
YES, Y sera scompafado por la hija
de la dana extinta, la sonora Towner.
Hasta Ultima hora de la tarde de
aver, muy pocas personals Sc habian
enterado del luctuoso acontecimiento
y solamente los sefiores Barcelo, Pre-
sidente del Senado, el sefIor Guerra,
Fresidente de la Camara Ell Coro-
mel Ross, del Regimiento, habian esta-
do en- la Fortaleza cumplimentar a
los esposos Towner expresarles su
condolencia ante ell fatal deSenlace.
La retreta que debia celebrarse ano
che en- la Plaza de Baldorioty fue sus
pendida en- seiial de duelo.
AL consignar este sensible aconteci-
miento que viene poner una nota
de amargura Ell Ell dichoso hogar de
los esposos Towner, Ell MUNDO Sc
asocia sinceramente la pena que EN-
barga en- estos momentos a tan no
bles amigos de Puerto Rico Y les de-
sea resignaci6n consUelo ante la
irreparable perdida que han sufrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04
|ILUSTRES PERSONALIDADES AMERICANS
|VISITARON FL SABADO SAN JUAN A BOR-
DO DEL YAPOR EMANUEL ARkUS"
Ell Obispo de Zulia. lei
hombre de los bigotes
pirat0s. = Ell 0g,egado
naval de Persia en- Ha.
liza. -El capitdn Agacino
y Armas

Procedente de Sur America hizo es-
Gala ell sabado en- nuestro puerto Ell
hsrmoso trasatlantico espafiol, Ma
nuel Arnls'', que comanda ell bizarre
marino, Captain Eugenio Agac:no Ar
mas
I'm reporter nuestro visito Ell re1e.
rido buque, habiendo tornado breves
apuntes acerca de las personals ilustres
que iban su bordo, y que resultaron
ser, ell Sr. Victoriano Marquee Busti-
llos, ex-presidente accidental de Vene-
zuela, Y persona que hasta hace POGO,
segln informes ha sido ell hombre de
confanza de Juan Vicente Gomez,
Presidente de aquel pals; ell limo
Marcos Sergio Godoy, Obispo del Es-
tado de Tulia, Venezuela, Y don Julio
Goicoechea, Agregado Naval de la re-
publica del Perm en- la Patria de Mu-
ssolini.
Nuestro reporter salud6 al Sr Mar
quez Bustillos, quien Sc mostro suma-
mente reservado, concretandose a de-
cirnos que iba a tomar possession del
cargo de Ministro de Venezuela ante
la San Sede para ell cual acababa de
ser nombrado por su protector y amigo
Juan Vicente.
FL Sr. Marquee Bustillos es un
hombre de gran cultura y talento, y
una de las mentalidadeS mas vigoro-
sas de la patria de Bolivar.
Su actuaci6n en- la politica actual de
Venezuela es muy conocida por su in
Conditional Y franca adhesion al Die
tador.
Es ell celcbre don Victoriano un hom
bre de mediana edad que lleva crista-
les, peina canas v Sc gasta unos terri
bles bigotes kaiserinos que imprimen
al rostro alargado la indistinta apa-
riencia de un mosQuetero de un pi-
rata.
A don Victorio LIE SONO Ell NOM
bre del reporter, ell cual LIE SONO mu-
cho mas mego cuando voLvIo A SA-
BER que nuestro compafiero habia es-
critic algunos articulos en- contra de
Juan Vicente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04
LOS AyIADORES AMERICANOG
SALEN DE INGLATERRA.

LONDRES, agosto 8. Omitted
Press) Los aviadores americanos Sc
han elevado, y han seguido rumbo a
Irlanda. Despues de varios meses le-
jos del hogar, ansian llegar pronto pa
ia abrazar sus seres queridos, pero
G! china no les habfa permitido sa-
liz hasta ahora. FL tempo Que hacia
al elevarse los aviadores. era magni-
fco, y Sc cree que la primera etapa
dc su viaie Sc efectGe sin novedad
alguna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04
Minutes antes de comenzar sus vacaciones los
honorables jueces del Supreme, revocan la SEN
tencia de muerte impuesta por rel juez Rodriguez
Sierra los prOtagonistas del horroroso crimen
de la baniada Cepero, Arocho y Cemente

Al mismO tempo eI Supreme
Ordena que Sc Neve a CabO un
nuevO juiCiO ante Ia misma
COrte que VIC a ArOChO y 0t-
meate derramdr IagrilnaS de
emOCi0n al eSCuChar la tremeR-
da Erase "seran COIgadOs pOr
eI Cue|IO hasta que expiren'
Ell brillante triunfo de los
abogados defensores. La no
ticia recibida por los acusados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-04
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico, en- Ell
mandamus presentado por ell senor Roberto
H. Todd contra Ell Secretario Ejecutiuo,
declora sin lugar la petici6n sin peUuicio del
derecho del peticionario acudir nueuamen-
te a las COrteS


De IA Citada Ordea disinti6 eI se1Or
franco Soto y el S. Audrey estNO con-
fOme con Ia resolution, perO 70 tO1
sus fundamentOS
Ell Hon. Tribunal Supreme dict6 el
sabado Ia siguiente orden:
EN- LA CoRTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
Roberto H Todd, como nominado
de los Republcanos Puros de Plier-
TO Rico para Comisionado Residente
los Estados Unidos,
Peticionario,
Eduardo J. Saldaiia, como Secreta-
rio Ejecutivo de Puerto Rico,
Demandado.
NO. 223
MANDAMUS
RESOLUTION
San Juan, P. r., agosto 2, 1924