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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
LA PoLIcIA NO LLEGA A CON
CLUsIoNES

Pero la policia no llega a conclu-
stones sin pesar uno por uno cuantos
datos llcgan sus manos. Hoy por hoy
no acierta a defnir aun la naturaleza
exacta del ln.eres que el chauffeur
podia tener en- la persona de Miss Nor
mand Hay. ademas. otros cabos sucl-
tos que son dignos de consideration.
Vsanse: iPor que Greer Sc empeno en-
protestar que no tenia I'M pasado cri-
n,inal. sabiendo. como saba, que era
inevitable su descubrimiento? Empefa-
base acaso en- persist;r como heroe
ante los ojos de Mabel. GPor que?
LC6mo pudo saber Greer d6nde guar
daba la estrella su revolver? GPor
que tenia tan intimo conocimiento del
perfmado boudoir de su patrona?
Sin vscilar un segundo saco ei re-
volver de un cierto csjon, no es cos
tumbre que una mujer ordinaria per-
lnita a sus siryientes masculinos PEI
netrarse de las intimidades de su ca
mara.
6Por que creyo Greer neccsario ne-
var un revolver al apartamento de su
victima la noche en- que Ia hrio? GQue
derechos tenia para asamir Ell papel de
protectors
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Estas mujeres han admitido haber
hecho una vista al apartamento de D.
mes. ingiriendo licor ALI. son. por 10
tanto. violadoras confesas de la legis.
laci6n de los Estados Unidos. Esa cla-
Sc do gente no debe presentarse al pu-
biico de Kansas nj siQuiera en- las pc
iculas.
Is de creerse que Ell movimiento, jus
to no. Sc extienda por toda la nacicn
v no seria dificil que, las dos artistas
rihas mimadas de los fans del cine.
veanse convertidas en- parias como Fat
~ Arbuckle. ell ex-comico que sinies-
tramente apafeciera en- ell fondo del
drama en- que perdi6 la vida Miss vir-
ginia Rappe. v entonces, adiOs para
siempre el fru fru de la seda. al con-
tacto de las ajorcas de platino, de las
pieles de arnifo, adios sabor de la
champagne, los autos de lujo Adios
a, Ia ex6tica conslomeraci6n do Holly
wood
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
sRTA. MARIA CABRERA oUIuoNEs

FL domingo llltimo falieci0 en- SAN
turce despues de una penosa larga
enfermedad, la virtuosa ) estinaole
Srta. Maria Cabrera Qunones. pe;te-
neciente a una muy apreciabls famina
de esta ciudad.
Era la fenecida nermana del couocI-
do caballero Don Paco Cabrera. Capt.
tan que fue del Cuerpo de Ia, Pohcia.
Enviamos a los deudos tod,s dc Ia
fnada la expression de nuestra mas SEN
tida condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
UN EIPLoMATICo sUDAMERICANu
coMPRoMETIDo

Este hecho aislado no habria la
mado la atencion 81 los azares de la
fortuna no hubieran colocado en- sus
bolsillos varias cartas que comprome-
ten sacramento a TN diplomatico sur
americana que por 10 visto ha especiali-
zado en- esta nueva rama de la diplo
macia.
La policia procede con extrema re-
serva 10 mismo que hizo la vez pasa-
da solo Sc ha hmitado a anunciar va
gamente ell hecho diciendo que ell per-
sonaje complicado es un centroameri-
cano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
DARA UN GoLPE INEsPERADo

Asegura que Alemania Sc esta prepa-
rando febrilmente para Ia guerra que
dara un golpe inesperado ell mismo dfa
en- que la Comisi6n Econ6mica Inter
aliada Sc reuna para celebrar la pri-
mera entrevista.
"sajonia Prussia oriental, declara
q aludido representante frances, son
actualmentc dos fabricas colosales de
symas municiones que trabajan dia
noche. Prussia oriental especialmente
ia comunicado recientemente al gobier-
TO de Berlin que esta dispuesta mo-
vilizar la provincial entera al prime
aviso de las autoridades.
Para convencerse de la verdad de
csta information basta recordar que
cuando Francia Sc decide a ocupar ei
Ehur, ell Gobierno de Koenisberg mo-
vilizo cuatrocientos mil hombres en- pre-
vision de un ataque de Polonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
GREER, Ell AGRESOR DE Dimes,
RESULTA SER UN ANTIGUA
PAJARO DEL PRESIDE

Sc pr0hibD6 Ia e3hibici6a dc las pc
liculUs ca que figure Hiss Nor
mand.-Dos antiques espos0s dc
Coutlund, con Mqbel y Edna,
Sc mteres0H por eL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
s1GUEN LAS 1NvEsTIGAcIoNEs

En- Ia parte baja dc los Angeles
prOsiguen. entire tanto, las inyessigacio-
res poIciacas., Las antoridades estan
rcdiendente del curse de la enfermedad
de Denis 81 muers este Sc lamara ase-
sino a Greer y SO le conducira ante
un jurado quo dccida su suerte,
Greer, que no ha cesado un solo ms
tante de hacerse pasar como un perro
guardian de Mabel Normand. fu6 de
signado aver, por los detectives, como
IN antique pajaro del presidio, como
nm hombre con antecedentes criminales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
GREER TAI vEz LA AMABA

Miss Normand, al decirsela que qui-
gas Greer la amaba, respondio despec-
.ivamente, con VOC sibilante:
Ese hombre no pasaba de ser un Ia
cayo.
Tocante Miss Purviance. aver ne
go cue estuviera comprometida con Di-
mes. Las versiones propaladas afirman-
do que estaba punto de casarse con
Courtlsnd S. Dimes fueron fabricadas
con una trama falsa. Mabel Normand
las origino al declarar, sin saber 10 que
decia. que Court yo estabamos COM
prometidos. No es cierto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Ia fecha, 10 cual no significa precisa-
mcnte que NADIA vaya a ocurrir en- el
fIturo.
Fiiandonos solamente en- el NAL que
IA producido la falta de Iigidez en- es
20 punto, s6lo anotamos que en- el dia
de aver sc efectuo Ell la capital un
nuevo arresto.
El detenido es John L. Lynch. pro-
bablemente el contrabandista mas ho-
norable de toda la colonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Los ANGELES. 4.-Ayer sc tuvo
conOcimiento do que secreta, cautelosa-
mente. habiase extraido Ell 'apendlce
Miss Mabel Normand. en- la noche
del miercoles. y, coincidencia, EN- el Re
ceiving Hospital, la misma institution
donde reposa her;do ell Millionaire vic
TINA do Ia tragedia en- que. a su pesar,
.vense complicsdas dos beldades del ci-
ne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

So lie. encontraron $4,000 en- su cartera.
asi como varias cartas que son CON-
prometedoraS.
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Alemania Sc prepara fe-
brilmente para Ia que
ira de Venganza
Tabricas colosales de armas municio
mes trabajan dia Y nOche. En- menos
de dos meses puede poner en- pie de
guerra 1000. 900 de hombres

PARIS. s. El comandante fran
cfs lie Provost de Lunay. miembro del
Parlamento intipo amigo del gene
raj Nonet. jefe de la Comisi6n Inter
aliada de control. ha hecho sensaciona-
les manifestaciones a su regreso de Ber
lin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Slmilares. viven con gran esplendor J
Iausto. alardan dc puritanos y 81 81
tercia son capaces de ir a ofrecer sus
mercancias hasta 4 los inquilinos de
Ia Casa Blanca.
LA DIPLoMACIA DEL CONTRA
BANDIsTA
De este, como decimos no hay va
quien dude nm punto. La diplomacia
del contra bandista" es inegab.e.
Pero es 10 cierto que ese mismo pii-
blico ha comenzado a explicarse con-
venientemente las causas de ese extra
10 fenomeno la experiencia les va de-
mostrando que 81 es cierto que hay con-
trabandistas diplomaticos es por la SEN
ella razcn de que existen diplomats
COS contrabandistas''
Los CAsoS Sc REPITEN
Efectivamente los casos sc van re-
pltiendo con alarmante frecuencia ,
proba blemente de seguir asi las cosas
On la carrera consular acabara por in
tloducirse un curse especial de "diplo-
macia contrabandista'
Dias antes de Navidad los agentes
secos de washington decomisaron i'm
pOrtantes partidas de licores que Sc ha-
llaban al amparo dc los derechos de
xtraterritorialidad en- Ia Embajada
Lolaca FL hecho dio origen infinidsd
de concentrates. Sc amenazo con publi-
car los nombres de los complicados Ell
ell c'andestino negocio. Sc diio que SO
trataria con igual severidad a los ven
dedores v los compradores. La justi-
cia Sc dijo. no reconoce Ell talisman de
los altos ranges sociales y Ell peso de Ia
ley parecia iba descargarse sobre los
uN NUEvo ARREsTo EN- WASH
INGToN
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MATERIAL DE GUERRA
EN- RUSIA

Por 10 cual 81 la Comisi6n Interaliada
to Sc CORE riesgo inminente de que
Alemania aproveche "a oportunidad y
ponga otra vez en- conmocion al
mundo entero.
Los alemanes, termina diciendo lie
Frevost. deben ser obligados destruir
todo Ell material de guerra licenciar
todos los soldados que actualmente
estan prestando servicio. Convene ad-
vertir que la Russia oriental no la sido
sometida al control aliado que ell ge-
neral Won Sekt, de acuerdo con los mag
mates alemanes ha desarrollado ALI la
fabrication del material de guerra.
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WASHINGTON. g. Entire los ele-
mentos de la alta sociedad washingto-
n:ana rcina ell convencimiento de que
es dificil encontrar en- todo Ell pals con
trabandistas mas diplomaticos que los
radicados en- Washington.
Alternan en- los circulos sociales mas
aristocraticos, demuestran toda la exu-
bersncia versatilidad de ingenio quo
ia el zumo de la vid v otros hectares
hibs tsmbien la exhibicion dc tcda cir
"a en- que figuren Miss Normand Miss
Purviance.
vIoL.ADoRAs CoNFEsAs DE La
LEY voLSTEAD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
MABEL FUE oPERADA CON ExITo

He aqui el boletin expedido por ei
cirujano que practico la operacion
la operscion tuvo exito. La pacients
descansa tranquila''
La entrada de Mis- Normand al hos
pftal en- que Dimes lucha a brazo par
lido con la muerte, fue por 10 miste-
ROSA. novelcsca. Parecia una escena
srrancada a un capitulo de Carolina
Invernizzo. POGO antes de las ocho de
n noche, una joven. encubierto Ell SEM
biante por tupido velo negro rodea-
da por nm grupo de fornidOs moceto-
nes, traSpaso los dinteles de una puer-
IA privada que cerr6se tras ella con un
golpe seco. rapido. como la detonacion
de un revolver.
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John L. Lynch, jefe de los contrabandis-
tas diplomaticos detenido en- Washington

Ia tormenta, cayo en- manos de fedora
les que andaban espiando sus pasos.
Ell DETENIDo TENIA $4,000 Pc
SOS EN- SU BoLSILLo
Seria lamentable error Ell pensar que
este hombre de negocio5 pudiera pa
se.r por las GALES de Washington sin
Eevar bien forrada su cartera. cuando
Sc efectuo su apprehension lie fueron en-
contrados $50. 900 en- biletes de alta
denomination.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
ToDos Sc PREPARAN

''Debemos- afirmar lie Provost
refutar debidamente los argumentos de
los pacifstas. quienes pretenden Que So
10 los alemanes nacionalistas suefian en-
INA guerra de vcnganza A mas de las
fuerzas irregulares dc Reichsvehr. de
Hitler de Ludendorf. Los republica-
nos Sc han agrupado tambien en- orga
nizaciones militares haio ell nombre dc
Bunde Republican:sher Frontkamfer.
cuyo unico objective TO es otro a. movi-
liar a Alemania en- case de Aggression.
Todo cl mundo sabe Que en- Alemania
Sc sigue creyepdo que ellos fueron los
atacados en- 1914
LAS FUERZAS DE CoMBATE DE
ALEMAEIA
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PerO NADIA dc ESQ ha 0curridO hasta
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EpNA Sc REvoLvIA EN- sU LEcHc

Pero, vOlviendo la historic. A la
misma hora en- qne Miss Normand era
sujsta al bisturi de pn habil cirujano
Miss Purivance sabese. reyolviase agi-
tada en- su lecho, presa de espantoso in,
somnio, pidiendo al cielo que la permi-
tlera descansar, que cerrando sus ojos
"a dejara olvidar por unas cuantas ho-
las ell terrible incidente que con gotas
de sangre salpicara su nombre.
Pobre Edna, amigos suyos cuentan
Que desde el momento en- que Dimes
csyo en- sn apartamento. herido por la
bala de Greer. no Ia podido conci-
liar Ell sucho. FL escandalo, manchan-
do sus faldas, hasta ahora inmacula-
das Ia horroriza. Ono dira Charles
Chaplin So pregunta la infeliz tens
bIando. X mi piblico, mi plblico QUO
mo adQga2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Las fuerzas de combate con cue Ale
mania cuenta al presente son: $50 600
de la Reichsvehr and Schultz Politzei;
10000 republicanos irregulares. los cua-
les tienen tai sistema de organize ci6n
one en- menos de dos meses podrian
poner en- pie de guerra un ejercito no
inferior 1000 900 de hombres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
LA LLEGADA DE MISS NoRMAND

Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
vigilante. cuyos pasos oianse tras las
fpcrtes hojas de MADEIRA.
Miss Normand7-- Vino evasiva
ana pregunta guisa dc repuesta.
Miss Normand. Vaya una idea,
Iqui6n sabe donde esta?
Nadie sabe q punto fio por que Ia
heruaeaa esarsllR de Ia farandula ST.
lonte haya escogido para Ia cperacion
cue Sc 10 practic6 el mismo hospital on
que esta- sufriendo. Dimes.
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LloodS Latest Comedy Girl Shy
LsaS Sure Fire as Real Laughing Gas

head. You know that all the time
but good melodrama makes you forget
it. And that is just what happens
when you see Nellie, the Beautiful
Cloak Model" The right sort Of mel
odrama is pleasant fun. Most of us
fall for it when the "meller" is clev-
erly presented.
Such names as Lew Cody Ia Won
derful villain) Claire Windsor. Mae
Busch, Edmund Lowe and Hobart
Bosworth in the cast is a guarantee
that the acting is o. K, even if this
movie is old-fashioned melodrama all
dressed up in 1924 clothes.
A mighty smart fashion revue is in
PRODUCED and a fire scene is we'll
handled.
The bill includes good music by the
Central American Marfmba Band,
Lester Huff at the organ and a Mack
Sennett comedy, pickering Youth. 1"
At the Ohio all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
DANIELS CLOTH|ERS
ESTABLISH FREE
CLUB FOR BOYS
Formal Opening viii Be Held
at $50 P, M, Friday
Rooms Over Store.

A free club for every boy. in Indian
apolis between the ages of and 16
is being established by Daniels, Inc.
clothiers, T. Washington and Della
ware Sts., in three rooms above their
store.
Formal opening will take place at
$50 p. m. Friday, when all boys are
invited to take their parents to in
spect the rooms.
Lou Kopelman, who originated the
club, is manager. Miss Marie Steele.
a former school teacher in Washing
ton, Ind. is secretary. Kopelman was
formerly president of the Good Will
Boys Club in Hartford. Conn, one of
the largest in the country
Motto of the club is Love. Truth
and Character" A large well
ventilated and lighted living room is
provided with over 400 books and
magazines of the best choice. Pictures
of Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt
and the Spirit of '76' adorn the
walls. Comfortable and sufficient
tables chairs and benches are pro-
vided. Large rugs cover the floor,
A gymnasium is provided with box
ing gloves. punching bag. pulleys and
other apparatus. If the club proves
features will be added. Kopelman said.
The club will be open from $3.50 p.
m. on school days, and a. m. to
$50 p. m. on Saturdays until summer
vacation. when it will be open all day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
PASTOR SAYS THAT
SPIRIT WORLD IS
IN SEVEN SPHERES
Rev, GunSoIuS Claims CeIeS-
tiaI Heavens Is Most
GIorified Place,

1.-The spirit world is divided into
seven spheres known as thrones.
principalities, powers, dominions
Kingdoms and the like" the Rev.
Charles H. Gonsolus Of the Spiritual
ist Church of Truth said Sunday night
While preaching on THE Hierarchy
of the Angel World"
Each of these spheres" he said,
ARE ruled over by archangels. SER
aphim, angels and spirits. The seventh
sphere, known as the Celestial TIeav-
ems, is The most exalted and glorified
place in the universe.
Here it is that Christ sits at the
right hand throne of God. Here also
are gathered the Seven Spirits of
God, while in reality are the seven
archangals and rulers of the universe
These archangels are represented
by the seven golden caadlesticks, and
are referred to in the Book Of REVEAL
ton as the Seven Angels of Judgment.
The seven archangels are known as
Michael, Gabriel, Raphail, Anael, Sam
ael. ZadkieI and Cassiel.
Next to Jesus, Michael is the most
powerful spirit In the heaven. 1t was
Michael that contended with the devil
about the body of Moses and also
fought and prevailed against the
dragon.
Michael is king of the sun and
lightning and he gives light, truth and
faith TO the world. Next in rank is
Gabriel. He is the archangel that
talked to Daniel, that predicted the
seventy weeks and that announced
the birth OF John and Jesus. Gabriel's
home is in the moon and he is the
dispenser Of hope. dreams, aspirations
and religion.
Next in power is Raphael, who is
king of knowledge, culture and mys-
terics His kingdom is on the planet
Mercury. The Archangel Anael is the
ruler of the astral light and sends
love and mercy throughout the uni
verse He is located on Venus.
Samuel Is king of Mars and is the
dispenser of strength and power. Zad-
kiel is ruler Of the planet Jupiter
and is the giver Of justice and judg
ment Cassiel gives us temperance
and peace. He is located on Saturn.
These. in brief. the seven arch
angels. are the rulers Of the seven in
habited planets and they obey the viii
of God" the Rev. Mr. Gunsolus said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

The first circus of the season is
here today
John Robinson's Circus arrived in
the city Sunday and before night
tented amusement city was erected
on the show grounds, West Wash
ington st. and Belmont Ave.
Major" is the largest elephant
among the many big ones present
with the circus. The woman in the
picture is taking Majors" measure
ments, probably for spring bonnet
With the circus this year is Peter
Taylor, recognized as one of the
most successful wild animal trainers
before the public. He will group
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
so HE, SKIDDED HER OUT
Policemen Wax Literary When Jane"
With Ready Lips Is Rebuked.

Here's a police report which reads
like a page from the diary Of mod
ern Samuel Pepys
up and to 1871 N Illinois St. where
George f. Hooper operates the Music
shop and he said some Jane came in
there with man and, poor wretch,
she was intoxicated. SO she picked
up ten photograph records and
offered to pay for them with kiss.
So Mr.. Hopper skidded her out She
left her vanity case and we brought
IT to headquarters and found 1t con,
tanned one powder puff and half a
lead pencil. And so it was.
"MotorpoHcemen Moriarity and Ev-
erson."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

call this movie just plain slap-stick,
but it is real art, comedy art. The
movie chase is not a new thing. 1t is
about as old as the first photoplay.
but lloyd has developed the idea into
a comedy masterpiece. 1t RS more
thrills in it than the best human iiy''
stunt that Lloyd has staged in any
movie.
Some time this week, ! am going to
read all the undertakers' signs in the
city and hope that will put me into a
sad mood as I want to study the
mechanics of this film. When fell
low is laughing himself nearly to
death there isn't much. time for seri-
Gus study.
The chase" happens near the close
of the picture, when Lloyd attempts
to prevent a wedding. He uses every
thing from a train to a motorcycle.
One of the funniest things he does is
when he rides a motorcycle down into
a ditch where men are working. The
effect is a scream.
Another thrill is furnished when
two horses fall on Lloyd, but that
does not prevent him from continuing
his wild ride. This picture is mostly
business" and Lloyd's business at
that.
The situations are really funny and
the comedians method of putting
over the fun makes Girl Shy" the
real article in film fun. Will be asked
if this is Lloyd's greatest comedy. He
has never been funnier and he pro-
vides more thrills than ever. l be-
lieve that the public will decide that
he has never done anything better
Girl Shy" is a fast affair. II is
the three-ring circus of the movies.
One laugh runs into another and the
result is a CONFUSION. This picture
is going to be the talk Of the town.
Just between US: 1t is my humble
opinion that Girl Shy is by far the
best thing Lloyd has done and that is
saying a whole lot.
At the Apollo all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

together in one cage sixteen lions,
ionesses and tigers.
A mixed group of two bears, two
pumas, two leOpards, two hOnesses.
three laughing hyenas and one
black panther, go through their rou-
tine of tricks in the same arena as
If they were born and raised to-
gether.
A large African lion will be seen
leaping from the ground to the back
of a running horse. A tiger jump
ing on the back Of a running ele-
plant. Two features unheard of be-
fore this season. The John Robin
son circus circus is the only show
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
ST. LOUIS STAR
OWNER IS DEAD

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-John c.. Rob-
erts, organizer of the greatest shoe
manufacturing company in the world
close friend of Woodrow Wilson, and
owner of the st. Louis Star. is dead
here. He died suddenly Sunday of a
stomach hemorrhage. He was 70
years old.
In 1880 he came to ST: Louis as
a salesman for the Hamilton Brown
Shoe Company. Twenty-six years
later with the Roberts, Johnson &
Rand Company as nucleus he Or
ganized the International Shoe Com
pany, the largest in the world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

to ever exhibit features Of this kind.
In addition to these displays, 9th
er acts featured on the program at
every performance will be: Ernest
Schumann, European liberty horse
trainer, in person, presenting his
twenty-four beautiful Arabian steds
in feats of 'super-intelligence.'
Then there are Chinese jugglers.
Mexican acrobats, bareback riders,
aerial performers, the beautiful
Julian Rogers, prfma donna.
And last, but not least, Abe Gold
stein, featured clown, and his army
of funmakerS.
The concert band will furnish the
latest and up-to-date musical selec-
lions during the entire performance.
Two performances are scheduled
by the John Robinson's circus here
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
WAR MEMORIAL IS
SCOREDBY PASTOR
GIorification of War; Says
Presbyterian Secretary,

Deploring the World War Me
mortal Plaza plan as glorifcation Of
war. the Rev. r. W. Backemeyer
general secretary of the Indiana Sy-
nod of the Presbyterian Church, de
clared Sunday IN an address at Eng
Hiss Theater that the two churches
on the plaza site will be moved as
penalty for this sentiment.
The meeting was held under au-
spices of the Indianapolis Gospel
Chorus.
We are going to have problems
TO face in the coming generations. for
they are going to be confronted with
the sinfulness of war said the Rev.
Mr.. Bakemeyer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Elders and DeacOns Named in Fair
view Presbyler Church.

Elders and deasons Of the Fairview
Presbyterian Church We're installed
Sunday morning by DIR. Edward
Haines Kistler, pastor.
Elders-J R Chalk. clerk: James T.
Eaglesfeld. Charles A. Fay. Jesse Z Hanft
D. l. Hoatson. H. F. Hubbard. John II
Lyle E. H. Kemp"r McLomb Dewitt S
Morgan Theodore ". Smith, Edgar Webb
Daniel r Weir and David II Whitman.
Det son=-O Orlando D. Haskell chairman;
Edward " Clark vice chairman; f. Rus
sell Etter. recording secretary; John E.
Silberman financial secretary and treasurer;
Oscar l. Black John F. Boesuger. Thomas
D. Campbell Harry G. Coughen Sr.. Otis
NJ Fowler Lanson Hale. Willis V, Hargrove
Charles B. Hauk, w. J. Harrington, julius
" knipp. Roy o. Mcclellan f. o. Moore
Elmer W Rogers. Hay len K Rouse, Joseph
r. Schuiid K. c. schultz. John L. Stuart
Karl H. Thiesing, j. 6. Watkins and Reese
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