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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-16
ultima HORA
JJN CHAUFFEUR MUERTO

Anoche visit6 nuestra redacci6n el
Sr. Crispulo Pereira, de Caguas, pa-
ra informarnos Que en- la carretera QUE
conduce de esa poblacion Rio Pie
dras, en- la cuesta conocida por La
Sebastiana''. habia ocurrido I'm terri.
BILE accidente automovilista en- Ell que
perdio la vida Ell individuo Pedro MO-
rales, chofer que guiaba Ell truck que
Sc despeiio por un hondo precipiocio..
Nos dijo nuestro informante, que
como a las y media de la uoche We
MIA el de Caguas en- SUI auto y Sc en-
tero dc cue en- instantes en- que subfs
la reeerida pendiente un truck guiado
por Ell Morales, como este tratara de
imprimir mayor impulse al vehiculo
dandoie un cambio, fracaso Ia manic
bra de la palanca y la pesada m&qui-
ma, cuyos frenos estaban en- pesimas
condolences, empez6 caminar haciA
atr&s con tan mala suerte que Sc des-
pefio por un hondo precipicio yendo
estrellarse con ruido internal las
profundidades del abismo con Ia per
dida de la vida de que va hemos ha-
blado.
otros individuos que iban EN- Ell truck
tuvieron tempo de tirarse del Tehicu-
To-, resultando completamente iiesos.
En- ell lugar de la ocurreneia Sc cons
tituyeron las autoridades de Rio Pie
dras. FL cadaver de Morales fue lie
(continda en- la p$g. 4.l
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Ell SULTAN DE EGIPTo MEJoRA
DE LAS HERIDAS RECIBIDAS

CAIRO, julio 15-(United Press)
Ell Sultan de Egipto, que estuvo a
punto de perecer bajo los certeros dis
paros de una mano homicida, est$
mejorando rapidamente. La policia
Sc propcne terminar con futuros aten-
tados de esta indole, esta, efectuan-
do numerosos arrestos entire los Ma
cionalistas y Extremistas, quienes es-
tan considerados como sumamente pc
Igrosos para la tranquilidad piblica.
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MANUEL SANTOS BERMUDEz

En- la ncche> del domingo 6 del CO.
rriente fallecio en- el Sanatorio Insu.ar
de Rio Piedras ell joven y quito escri-
tor Manuel Santos Bermudez.
Ell infortunado companero, asiduo CO.
laborador de Ell MUNDo, habia re-
gresado Puerto Rico hace POGO item
po, procedente de Nueva York, donde
residia, con ell fin de ingresar en- 81
Intrusa, que ha puesto fin a otra vida
noble, LENA de buenos propositos, en-
Ia realization de los cuales gast6 los
mayores entusiasmos de su vida Y los
mas sazonados frutos de su ta1ento.
Fue Santos Bermudez un luchador y
I'm triunfador. Sc hizo de un nombre Y
de una reputation envidiable dentro de
nuestro m,indo intellectual sus croni
cas- articulos, que nos enviaba desdc
Eueva York Y que pubhcamos gustosi-
simos, Sc hicieron de nm pubico que
sdmiraba en- 81 talentoso escritor las
causas generosas que inspiraron su vi
dA sus obras.
En- NGeva York ibro intensas y des
interesadas campanas en- favor de
Puerto Rico, su pals, por Ell que. el sen-
TIA profundo amor.
Ell MUNDo lamenta muy hondo Ia
temprana muerte del notable escritor
y apreciado ecompafero, envia sus
deudos Ia expression de su mas sentida
CONDOLENCES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-16
DISTINGUIDOS vIAJERoS

Anteayer lego de Nueva York,
donde paso una corta temporada,
,nuestro distinguido amigo el presti-
gioso caballero don Manuel Gonzalez
Martinez valiosisimo elemento So
.cial que Egura entire los hombres
de mas relieve de la Colonia Espa-
nola de Puerto Rico
Ell senor Gonzalez Martinez regre-
SO acompanado de su primogenito
hijo Manuel, inteligente estudiante
que acaba de pasar una larga tenn
porada en- Europa.
Enviamos los viajeros un COR
dial saludo de bienvenida.
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EMPIEZAN A LLEGAR LAS DE-
LEGACIONES A LA CONFEREN-
CIA INTERALIADA

LONDRES, julio Is. UNITED
Press) s).-Ha llegado a esta capial
la delegation italiana la Confe-
rencia interaliada que ha de empe-
zar sus sesiones en- ell dia de mana
ma.
Por ell puerto de Dover ha desem-
barcado ell Jefe del gobierno fran
ces, Herriot, aeompanado de un Sc
quito de treinta personals, entire las
cuales viene la delegation Official por
Francia a la Conferencia. Ademas
ha llegado la delegation belga, Ia
cual viene presidida por Theunis.
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-Uno de estos billetes falsos fue
pasado por un hombre lamado Trum-
bull-declar6 Ell Jefe Wilkie, de La
Secreta de los EstadoS Unidos.
-Otro hombre del mismo nombre
esta cumpliendo condena en- La penl-
tenciaria de Moyamensing, acrsado
de comphcidad en- un case parecido
este. Tiene que haber, pues, algula
relaci6n entire ambos, aun cuando Ell
Tumbull, que pas6 el billete sea un
mecanico demasiado torpe para gra-
bar una plancha tan perfecta como
esta.
En- buSca de La clave que resolve
ra ell misterio, Wil1ie Sc dirigio la
penitenciaria de Maymensing para VI
star Trumbull. Primero ell falsifi-
cador nego que Ell tuviera relacion
alguna con ell nuevo golpe, pero, fl
nalmente, bajo la preston del de-
tective, admiti6 que el los habia he
cho mucho antes de ser encarcelado.
-Si usted me deja en- libertad-
ofreci6 Ell falsificador--le dire don
de puede encontrar las planchas. Yo
soy ell unico que sc d6nde estan,
las negociare por obtener Ell perd6n.
-iPues no, sefori-replic6 Wilkie.
listed cump1ira su sentencia, COM
pletita, y no Sc divide de ello...
Y mientras asi hablaba, Ell Jefe
wilkkie Sc dirigia hacia una de las
esquinas de la zelda, donde sus ojos
perspicaces descubrieron algo bajo la
CANA. Despues de lamar gente para
que vigilasen de cerca al prisionero,
ell Jefe wiIkkie, descorri6 Ell camas
tro, debajo del cual descubdi6 una
prensa en- miniature, menos de seis
pulgadas de alto cinco de ancho
En- la prensa estaba la plancha de
los billetes de veinte d6lares, y mas
adelante un bano quimico muy bien
preparado en- ell cnal Ell habil falsi
ficador blanqueaba billetes de pc
so para obterer ell papel de fibras de
seda imprescindible para falsificar los
de veinte d6lares, los cuales,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-16

mo director del Partido, electos en- la
convention celebrada en- ell Oeste. i
FL prop6sito de la opinion que Sc
ha solicitado del Attorney General es
conocer 81 ell Secretario Executive de
Puerto Rico tiene facultades discre-
cionales para resolver determinados
asuntos o 81 sus atribuciones son mi
nisteriales, exclusivamente.
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SRA. ANToNIA A. VIDA.
DE GATELL


El lunes por la noche falleci6 en- la
Clinica Miramar la distinguida dana,
Sra. Antonia A. de GatelI viuda del
distinguido portorriqueno, fallecido en-
Cuba, don Manuel Gatell, quien tan
preeminente lugar ocup6 en- la politica
del pals
La dana extinta era madre politi
ca de nuestro amigo, ell conocido gale
no doctor Fernando de Juan, ella por
su bondad y su acrisolada virtud fue
siempre objeto de las mas atlas consi-
deraciones en- nuestra culta sociedad.
La Unfortunate sonora de Gate'l niue
re joven. victima de una terrible do
lencia q. la llev6 la mesa de opera
clones del Hospital, prccisamente GUAM
do mas saludable LENA de vida apa-
rentaba hallarse la finada
I En- dolorosa romeria fue conducido
aver Y2uco Ell cadaver de la sehora
de GatelI su entierro constituy6 ma
de las demostraciones de duelo mas
imponentes que Sc 1ayan registrado
en- aquella poblacion, de donde era
oriunda la difunta. A sus amantes hi
jos Ana Carmen Gatell Doctor de
Juan, asi como los demas parientes
de la desaparecida senora, envia Ell
MUNDo: por medic de estas lineas su
mas sentido testimonio de condoIencia,
rogando por que ell Sefior recoja en- su
seno Ell alma de la fnada su bondad
infinita envie Ell balsamo de la resig-
nacion a quienes hoy noran la ire
parable perdida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-16

La Comision Hipica celebr6 session
anteanoche, tratando los particulares
siguientes
Concurrieron ell Presidente Sr Ri
chardson v los Comsionados Sres. ST.
fre Monserrat Jr.
1-Se leyeron los informes del Ju-
RADIO, Timekeeper, veterinarios ms
pectores de las Bancas del Pool del
resultado de las carreras celebradas
ell domingo Is de julio, 1924, en- Las
Casas Racing Park.
FL Jurado impuso semanas de sus-
pension al jockey S. Cepero por ha-
Der corrido su caballo irregularmente
en- la recta de llegada, en- la primera
carrera
FL Juez de salida no impuso casti-
go alguno.
2.--Se aprob6 el cambio de, nombre
de La yegua CARMEN LYDIA pro-
piedad del Sr. Rafael Felices por ell
de ALGERIA.
3.-Se dispuso unir al expediente
sobre investigation del Sr. Jaime
Todd las declaraciones juradas presta-
(Contin1a en- la pagina 4)
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LA ..cuEvA DE LA MUERTE"

A nuestros lectores les consta, que
en- la Parada Once, queda la peligro-
sfsima "Curva de la Muerte'', donde
tantos academies automovilisticos he
mos tenido que lamentar. Ese es uno
de los sitios donde mas necesario Sc
hace ell uso del claxon de la bocina,
para despues no tener que lamentar
tristes consecuencias. A la poIicia mis-
ma le consta que todo chauffeur o
conductor de un vehiculo de motor es-
ia Obhgado tocar claxon cada vez
que lega una curva.
No podenlos explicarnos pues, como
en- sitio tan peligroso, Sc obliga a los
chauffeurs a proceder tan en- contra
de los reglamentos del trafco. Tam
POGO podemos explcarnos a que obe-
dece esta actitud de la policfa IA
que 6rdenes obedece ell Cabo Casia-
no al parar a todo autom6v,l que to.
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iUNA PREFERENcIA?

Mucho menos podemos exphcarnos
ell por que de. tai preferencia. No sa-
bemos hasta la fecha que exista un
reglamento del trafico escrito especial
mente para los temples protestantes.
FL hecho de que una comunidad re-
ligiosa celebre sus oficios, no quiere de-
cir que para no molestarles en- su re-
cogimiento espiritual, Sc exponga a
victimas inocentes sufrir las tristes
consecuencias de un choque en- sitio
tan pei groso @1
Ademas, todo ell mundo sabe que los
automobiles y guaguas, al pasar fren-
te los temples cat6licos, tanto en-
Puerta de TERRA como en- Santurce,
tocan cuanto claxon les parece bien,
y muchos abren toda la valvula, sin
que la policia intervenga en- 10 mas
minimo. Innecesario es .decir que es-
ia causa no pocos inconvenientes los
fieles pero que es algo impossible de
evitar
Esperamos que ell NAL que denun-
ciamos sea corregido por los llamados
hacerlo. No hay razon alguna que
explique tai medida, Y en- cuanto pre-
ferencias, no necesita concentrates.
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AyisO irnpOrtante


Por eI presente hacenos sa-
Der al p1blico en- general y par
ticuIarnente los agricuitores
de toda la isia, que ell seior
AdoIfo Rieckehoff ha cesadc CO.
mo successor de la firnna de
MASON Y Ga, y que esta ha
pasado otra vez a rnanos de
MASON Y ClA. contan1os con
un buen n1nero de agrimenso-
res competentes y podenos
atender con pfontitud y esnnero
a nuestros clientes. EspeciaIi-
dad en- pianos para ell Banco
Federal. Para mas informes di-
rfjase a
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cAMBIos DEL MERcADo

New York, venta 20 cts. premio
New York, compra 25 cts. descuento
Londres, venta, libra 4.3s-7S vista
Paris, venta frances 1850 d. vista
Madrid o Barcelona, venta, pesetas
$500 D. Vista.
italia, venta Ira 4.45 cts. vista.
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Question de privileges, qu62E Ia peIigOsa
1"Curya de Ia muerte," en- Mirsmar, los auto
movies y guaguas Sc ven ObligadOs a pasar
Sin tOear cIaxon O bocina lnientras Sc cele-
bran los O6CiOs reIigiOsOs de la iglesia pro-
testante que esta situada en- Ia parada once
Las guaguss autom6vles pasan frente a los temples
cat6cOs OeandO caxOn con Ia vavua alberta sin que
Ia pOEeia interVenga IA que Sc debe pues esa acti
tud de la pOIcia?
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iPUEDE listed RESOL YER
Ell enigma de la mano rcja
(DNA DE LAS HAzANAS De LOS DETECTIVES MAS GRANDE
nEI MlNlM
DEL MUNDO)

ccpyriOht pubie Ledger para
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ca claxon, para endirgarles un SER
mon, con todas sus inconveniencias?
No hay otras cosas mas importantes
en- que ell Cabo Casiano, tan diligente
siempre, pueda prestar sus servicios?
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FL Is del mes en- curse, AMI
versario de Ia llegada de las
trOpas ameiicanas, la Conf
sion Hlpica dOnara una her.
nOsl copa que Sc llamara
'BOrinquen", Ia cual Sc dis
putara en- Ell hip0drOmO LAS
Casa" = OtrOs impOrtantes
acuerdOs de dicho ORGANISING
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lebrara sus ejercicios de graduation
para la entrega de estN diplomas ell
viernes IS de julio por la noche.
Actualmente Sc encuentran alrededor
te treinta cuatro estudiantes toman-
do el curse especial de verano que ofre-
ee en- Rio Piedras ell Negociado en- las
asignaturas de Fisica Quimica para
les estudiantes que no pueden hacer.
(Continfia en- In pagtna 81
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Luis Serafin Sanchez. Cayey
Andres Martinez, Caguas
Maria Esther Rivera, Rio Grande
Pedro Fernando Rivera Maricao
Vicente Melendez. Fajardo
Carmen r. G.. Mendez Hatillo
Jose r. Milan, Sabana Grande
Amparo Vicenty Mayaiiez
Maria Perez, Aguadilla
Pedro Juan Pietri. Mayagiez
Fred. Garcia Fajardo
Angelica Mediavilla, Humacao
Ana Belen Vallejo, Rio Piedras
Amerlc& Thinet Ponce
Jose Manuel Soler. San Juan.
rl Ararociodo do re&udios Tihrac "a
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una vez fabricados, pasaban a ma
nos del hermano de Trumbul1.
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(Contintia en- In Dagina 81
, 1924-07-03

a wild steer each DAY.
he'd pig through some intelligent
KING
red in the bucking: No. 7, Pete
rite Orser, Pryor, Montana; No. 5,
la; No. 6, Louis Parr, Miles City,
Montana; No. IL, Matt H%ollander,
Wyoming; No. Is, Frank Lasater,
ontana; No. 20, John Sandidge, Hell
Helena, Montana; No. %, Bert Will
ody; No. 20, Johnny Weintz, Hyatt
II, Cody; No. 10, Jimmy Tuffff, Cody;
BUCKING {
ana; No. 6, Louis Parr, Miles City,
No. II, Matt Hollander, Cody; No.
Hard Luck Ike, Mowbridge, South
, Montana; No. 20, John Sandldge,
afsSk, Pitchfork, Wyoming; No. 81,
/; NoS.a7, Roy Caipes, Cody; No. 81,
y Turf, Cody.
gins, A. ]. Martin, R. c. Hargfeaves:
Ene of the Greybull, Bob Rumsey OF
llings.
u Erickson.
Twain.
goes to the mar making the best
With first money in Saddle Bucklng.
!. Any rig goes in the Relay.
rkman, goes to the winner of cowgirl
VANS, Mayor =.
here will be something doing every
|Sreedy's Ragadors of Red Lodge are
This fact alone UNDERWRITERS the
Gus years and the games of chance
pgus) will be in continuous operation.
BIT this frontier town.
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MURDER THEORY
|NMlCH|GAN CITY
DEATHS SECUTED
Millionaire Kills Wife, Hangs
SeIf-III Health Is Be-
Iieved Cause.

BIZ United Press
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 8
Apparently crazed by in-heaith'
Charles n. Wilcoxen, 6S. millionaire
retired president of the Chicago
I.slashore and South Bend Electric
Railway, killed his wis ana then
committed suicide, police announced
TODAY. Bodies of the couple were
found in their home near here Tues
day night. An inquest was oroered
for today.
Mrs Wilcoxen, 20, had been beaten
over the head and body with an ok
and a potato masher ana slasheu
n,;t,, razor. Wilcoxen was found
hanging from the ceiling OF ms VAR.
robe Both bodies were eh'irelS
clothed. 49,, counle
ND been murdered by burglars was
a , when blood stains We're
so,,pd IN Wilcoxen's hands anu
olotbinr All doors and WINDOWS
we're locked. The murder anu
suicide. it was believed were coiii-
mitted Monday night.
Wilcoxen had amassed large loI
tune in building up the eiectrlc an
wav Of which he was president toi
+an wears He was forced to rellte
as active head of the road carry inns
vaar however. He was former
resident at Muncle.
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plunge her deep into the maelstrom Of
a great city's Wickedness and crime.
Her life story, entitled Caught in the
Web, " told in her own words, appears
in True Story Magazine for August.
Nothing ever printed in this great hui
manpublicationpro the utter empti-
ness and folly of worldly pleasure more
clearly than this. No human document
ever penned drives home a more
powerful moral lesson, or emphasizes
more strongly the absolute certainty
of just retribution to those who trans
greSS the moral laws.
Every girl who chafes under the restric-
tions and safeguards raised by parents and
guardians to protect those they love, should
read this startlingly vivid, frankly-told, heart
stirring story of Nell Colson. Every girl-yes,
every boy, too-who imagines that only the
dull and stupid pay the price for wrong doing.
will find lesson and warning in this true
life narrative that they will never forget. =
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-09
DEMOCRATS ARE
SUPPORTERS OF
PRIMARIES NOW
Conventions All Wrongl Del
egateS at New York
Feel,
BY LOWELL MELLETT
Times Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July Eff the
Democratic platform were yet to be
written, here's one plank it prob
ably would contain:
I'VE favor the nomination of can
Gidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent by direct primary. We regard
the present convention system as
rot only anticUated and out of keep
ing with the modern tendency to
ward increased characterization OF
politics. bat inefficient and decidedly
inhumane."
Nominating oy national con-
vention is a hopelessly bunglesome
business. Ask any of the dead weary
delegates, who for two weeks have
tried to pick a presidential can
didate uEder the intensified rays
Of the sun. thai beat down on the
glass roof of Madison Square
Garden.
The present system doesn't have
any of the elements of efficiency in
it, they all agree Especially so long
rs it requires a two-thirds, vote to
The past two weeks have been de
voted chiefly not to nominating a
candidate but to preventing any
candidate from being nominated. As
a defective institution the Demo
cratic convention could scarcely be
improved on. As an institution for
obtaining positive results it leaves
just about everything to be desired.
a great deal of discussion has
taken place since the deliberations
became deadlocked of propose Is
looking toward the substitution of
direct primary nomiHa tons for con
vention nominations. These meas
ures now before Congress with such
reform in view are certain to have
many more friends in the next ses-
sion of Congress than they've ever
had before.
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Straight from the Heart of
a True Story Reader

have long hoped to hnd In literature
combination ofthe seHmY side OF life and the
kindness that may oe found In every human
heart. Ihave found my desire in True Story
Sor,etirnes we are SO burdened with cares
far more irksome than ours To Illustrate,
viii quote fablas
There once lived a god called tho God of
Trouble, because IL was TO him that all went
with their sorrovvs. For a long time he had
ifstsoed patiently TO their murmuring. One
day he called them together and told them
that each might throw his burden aside for
that day. The bur dene were cast aside, and a
great heap was formed which was called The
Mountain of Sorrow The people frolioked
with Joy al da long When evening cams, the
god called them tog ether and told them that
each muet take a burden, not necessarily the
onshs had placed there but any one he desired.
-Afer garing upon the collection of human
tyvubl e. each not ed the extent of the burden
ofthe others and from such observation real
iEed that all have tn cir trcub les nd AFTER con
sider alton each decided that his burden was
not as BAD as ii appeared before viewing the
troubles Of others. SO each was satisfied and
willirRiy picked up and carried off the bur
denf he had placed on the heap in the morn
ing"
So Il was with True Story" To know
that others are carrying crosses as heavy as
mine, or heavier Is worthwhile, and the hen
Get representation of conditions makes one
feel that, In spite Of everything, life Is worth
living, AFTER all.
Respectfully,
(SisnedD Mary Agnes Perry
r. ,, Everson, Waeh.
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The Price
OF Folly

ALL her life, Nell Colson had longed
a for the good times, the pretty
clothes, the gay companions that she
saw other girls have. The careful re-
strictions of her home life irked her
sorely. To escape even for an hour
from her narrow, commonplace, IN
eventfulexistenceseemed worth almost
any price. Like thousands Of others
who thipk that excitement, adventure,
gay times are the only worth while
things in life, she could not possibly
foreseewhere the first seemingly harm
less miSstep might lead.
In her innocence and ignorance of
men and of life, she did not dream that
the first stolen ride with Arch Stafford
was to brand her, in the eyes of others,
with guilt. She could not know that
her foolish escapade on that day was to
mark the beginning of a perilous career
that would take her far from home and
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BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

BY WALTER D. HICKMAN
N awful shape is our Al Jol-
III His supper won't sup. His
kisser won't kiss and his dinner
won't din.
Oh, he is in some turrible shape.
He admits his condition in his new
Brunswick record, Feeling the Way
l Do"
1t is all because AL admits in mel
ody that he is in love. He admits to
his lady fair that he can't go through
life weepin' his whole life through.
The reason for AIS condition is
that his sweetie in melody has gone
away. This little tune is done in
Jolsons best style. And how tins
man registers on the Brunswick.
On the other side of this record
Jolson sings Never Again. mean
ing that he is never going to be blue
again. Jclson admits that he was SO
blue for time that one day he laid
down on the railroad track to meet
his Fate. But, ha, ha, the train was
two weeks late.
Both of these numbers are really
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Al J0h0n Is Feelin So Bad That His
Kisser Won't Kiss Supper" Won't Sup

Gennett's new list includes Am
brose Wyrick, tenor, singing Moth
er" and the Citerion Quartet sing
ing Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic;;" Bailey's Lucky Seven playing
'Maytime", a fox trot and the
Miami Lucky Seven harmonizing on
Heart Broken Rose
Columbia announces new comedy
monologues, Cohen Phones His
Son at College" and cohen at the
Fight" Both done by Joe Hayman.
Indianapolis thearers today are
offering the following: THE Alarm
Clock" at English's; THE Copper
head" at the Murat; "Abie's Irish
Rose" at the Capitol; Will Stanton
and Company at the Lyric; Midget
Revue at the Palace; Shrine circus
under a tent; THE Blizzard" at
the Apollo; For Sale" at the Circle;
ION the Banks of the Wabash" at
the Lincoln Square; Fighting Jim
Grant" at the Isis; "Daddies" at
the Ohio, and 1.-The Nut at Mister
Smiths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-09

Jolson gems. There is only one AL
Jolson, whether you see, him on the
stage or hear him on your phono-
graph. Jolson, 1 believe, is register
ing better these days than he has
because the record is catching per-
fectly the tona1 qualities of his voice.
There is a lot of Jolson person
ality in these new Brunswick rec
ords. You will like both numbers.
Thanks for telling you about EN-?
Certainly.
New Releases
Among the new Victor releases are
two numbers by Tito Schipa, famous
tenor. The numbers are Fair
Maiden Of Naples" and "Oh, How
Can 1 Forget in Italian. Both are
Neapolitan songs.
Renee Chemet plays two violin
numbers on his new Victor records.
They are BY the Waters of Mime
tonka," an Indian love song, and
Under the Leaves"
Paul Whiteman is represented by
two fox trots, Paradise Alley" and
where the Rainbow Ends" Victor
record