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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-25

days that's got something wrong
wild his heart. l was just trailing
around with Mother Jones'"
Nothing wrong with your heart,
eh?"
Hell. me hearts all right, I'm
telling you"
The judge turned to me and said,
DO you hear his language?"
Judge said 1, that is the way
we ignorant working people pray"
DO you pray that way?"
Yes, judge, when l want an
answer quick" The judge called the
Jail doctor and told him to go and
examine Barney heart in the morn
ing. Meantime | asked a friend to
see the jail doctor. Well, the next
day Barney was let out Of Jail.
NEXT: The march Of the mill
children
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C,uticura Heals
Blisters All Over
Body And Hands

My trouble began with little
blisters that appeared all over
my body and hands and after
couple of days would break and
form large, sore eruptions. They
had an itching sensation that was
almost unbearable at times, espe-
cially upon retiring and arising in
the morning. The breaking out
was unsightly, especially on my
hands, and when / got warm in
bed the irritation used to keep me
awake.
decided to try Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and after using three
cakes of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes OF Cuticura Ointment / was
healed" (Signed) Miss Mary M.
Mingis, 5l24 Maple Ave-. St.
| Louis Mo
Keep your skin clear and your
pores active by daily use of Cuti-
cura Soap Heal irritations and
rashes with Cuticura Ointment,
Soap 25c. Ointment rs and Soc. Talcum 25c. Sold
every where. Sample each free. Address !:
"Cuticura Laboratories, Dept H. Maiden, MasA"
| %E1SS Cuticura Shaving Stick Csc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-25
REAL ESTATE MEETING

More than 100 Indianapolis real
estate dealers are expected to attend
the annual convention of the In
diana Real Estate Board at Ander-
son. Ind, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
Delegates will register Wednesday
morning at the Grand Hotel. The
State board Of governors will meet
Wednesday morning and a reception
will be held Wednesday evening A
business session is called for Thurs
day. Addresses of welcome will be
made by Mayor Blanchard j. Horne
and Dale J.. Crittenger, Anderson
newspaper man. Three conferences
are scheduled for Thursday after
noon and the annual election for
FRIDAY
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YEARS OF SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS
AT LAST RELIEVED-FEELS LIKE new MAN
Ora Clark, indianapolis, Ind Says Everything
Failed Until He Tried Todd's Tonic-A Message
of Hope for All.

and a general rundown condition
which affected my whole system. AS
usual. | tried everything anybody
recommended to me, but found very
little real relief. One day | explained
my case to the salesman at Haag's
and he advised me to try Todd s
Tonic. He told me hundreds Of
people were coming in and telling
him how wonderful this remedy was.
| have been getting wonderful re-
suits from Todd's Tonic. 1t has
reconstructed my whole system. |
have gained ten pounds in weight
and feel like a new man. I am glad
to give my testimonial and recon-
mendation to Todd's Tonic. ORA
CLARK, 141O w. 33rd St., Indian
apolis, Ind.
Todd's Tonic, with it's wine-like
flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale
at all
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Wants Personality

Dear Miss ee: Can personality be Gull
tivated: / think if it is possible at all
that L am the best age. l am 10. !
don't want to be what they call a dud
during my graduation and college DAYS
The reason 1 write is because think I'm
other. / hate the idea of being a back
number II must be miserable Don't
you think girl OF my age with any
charm at all IS liable to have at least
some boys asking for dates? ] don't want
to run around at night with boys. but It
worries me to think that ! haven't the
fiirt to get boy after them: so many
girls my age go with boys. Just what
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at 9 a. m. Wednes-
day. Further serv-
ices will be held
at Atlanta, Ind,
at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day. Burial will
be i'm the Arcadia
cemetery.
Mr.. Whistler,
for the past thir.
teen years was
employed in the
shipping depart
ment of the viii.
liam Fl. Block
Company. He was
formerly a MEM
Der of the firm
of Whistler &
Wright, furniture
dealers, 200 Mas
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Editors Note

Views on political and indus
trial questions either expressed
or implied by these articles
are the views Of Mother Jones.
the author, and this newspaper
assumes no responsibility for
them. The articles are pub
lished as the self-told story of
the life Of one Of Americas
most widely known women.
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DEAD MAN FACES TRIAL
Police Find Slaye>Suspect After
Long Search.
Bv United Press

Bv United Press
GARY, Ind. Aug. 25.--A dead
man" will be brought bacy TO Gary
to face trial for the alleged murder
of George Simmons. professio
gambler, two years ago.
A year ago q body found in New
York was identified that OF Martini
Vrelich, wanted for the Staying.
Gary police persisted in their
search for Vrelich and finally located
him at Midland, Pa.
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Services for Block
Employe at Home

Funeral services for Monford
Newton Whistler. "a. of 1865 Roache
Ave. who died at his home Monday
noon will be held at the residence
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-Martha Lee Says
Lee Says--
YOU CAN GIVE YOURSELF
PLEASING PERSONALITY

great deal columns and others
about the advantages of having charming personality That
it is gift is undeniabehat may be self given gift is
undenable
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SdCHuSeIlS ave. re is survived Dy
the widow, two sons. Reid, of Chi
cago, and Russell of Indianapolis.
and two grandchildren, Rosemary
and Richard.
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Made Him Wait

In June of 1902 I was holding
meeting Of the bituminous miners Of
Clarksburg. w Va. 1 was talking
on the strike question. Nine or
ganizers sat under a tree nearby. A
United States marshal notified them
to tell me that I was under arrest.
One Of them came up to the plat
form.
Mother" said he. you're under
arrest. They've got an injunction
against your speaking"
1 looked over at the United States
marshal and l said, II will be right
with you" l went on speaking till
had finished Then l said, Goodbye,
boys; I'm under arrest. | may have
to go to jail. l may not see you for
long time. Keep up this fight.
Don't surrender That night sew
eral Of the organizers and myself
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Mother Jones
Done Favor
By Judge
Federal JuriSt Lets Union
Man With Bad Heart
Out of Jail.

"Pray for the dead and fight like
hell for the livingl" was. Che doctrine
Mother. Jones ,ineulcated in the striking
ginning i't Of the twentieth Century cen When
a United States marshal sought TO ar
rest, her for violating an injunction for
bidding her to make pub ic addresses,
she Kept him waiting while she fin.
ished a speech. This is the fourth of
Mother Jones series of memoirs
y
By Mother Jones
published by permission of Charles
H. Kerr g. Co.. Chicago. Copyright.
1880
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By Mother Jones

~ NE night 1 went with an or
IL ganizel named Scott to a
- mining town in the Fairmont
district, where the miners had asked
me to hold a meeting. We were
taken to a church. The benches
were filled with miners. Boys" 1
said, this is a praying institution
Get up, every one Of you and go out
into the open fields"
They got up and went out and sat
around in a field while I spoke 10
them. In front of us was a school
house. l pointed to it and l said,
Your ancestors fought for you to
have a share in that institution over
there. It's yours. See the school
board, and every Friday night hold
yo-r meetings there. Have your
wives clean it up Saturday morning
for the children to enter Monday.
Your organization is not a praying
institution. II, fighting institu
ton. It's an educational institution
along Industrial lines. Pray for the
dead and fight like hell for the liv-
ingr
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Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores

And all indianapolis throughout
the postmn $1W
semen
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Home Cooking Methods Demonstrated
by National Authority

In line with the nationwide movement
for better and more economical home
cooking we take pleasure in announcing
that Miss Mary Heavilon, B. S., director
of the Garland Institute of Culinary Art,
will lecture twice day all this week at
this store on better cooking methods.
Miss Heavilon is graduate of the Do
mestic Science School of Purdue Uni
versity, a postgraduate student at Co.
lumbia University and one of the best
known authorities of domestic science in
the United States.
She has been enthusiastically received by
the .housekeepers of the leading cities of
this country and has recently returned
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from professional tour of Europe.
Miss Heavilon's lectures are not only in
tensely practical and informal, but she
actually prepares and cooks the delicious
foods she is describing and asks you to
sample them.
She is always glad to answer individual
questions and to help solve any cooking
problems.
These lectures are open to everybody in
the city who is interested in Modern
Cooking Methods. Beginning Wednes-
day at 2 p. m. and every day thereafter
at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
Come and bring your friends.
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Special Notice

You trade in old coal gas modern gas
saving Garland We making unusually liberal allowance
this week for old We require payment whel
a trade is made.
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sachusetts Ave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
mo Sc BASQUE MAJ!

No cOntinlle usted rascdndOse de-
bido a los inSectaS Y animalitOS que
sin darse cuenta le han aparccido
en- su cuerpo por mas cue Sc ras-
que no VA usted a acabar con ellOs.
Sen cual fuese el nombre que Sc les
lame y Ia parte del cuerpo humane
Ell donde '.residan'', el unguento
PIOJINA (doble fucr2a) acabara
con ellos en- pocos dIas. La PIOJI-
MA (doble fuerza) es superior al un-
gucnto de mercnrio, al de Soldado
y otras pomadas Y unguentos Sc
cretoS No solamente mata los pio-
jos, liendres y Otros insectos que
Sc esconden en Ia cabeza Y parties
vellOsas del cuerpo humane, sino
que tambiGn Sc usa para lavar In ca
beZa de adultos Y niGos. GUITAR LA
CASPA Y dejar el cabello Y cuero
cabelludo linpio de buen .ol0r.
PIOJINA es I'm artfculO necesari0
en- todo hogar y por su precio bara-
to eStd al alcance de pobres Y rlcos.
(hmprela on las bOticaS. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
Modo de conocer ell progreso ami
mico de los personas

POGO diffcil imaginar que un NAL
|pensamento puede influir Ell Ia
mente de otras personals, que esten
Ell especiales condiciUnes. ayudan-
do a determinar actuaciones per-
niciosas y, acaso criminales, por
aquello de que 10 semejante atrae
a 10 semejante. 49,.
Asf los malos pensamientos pue
den ayudar a los ignorantes Y per-
verSoS en- el caminO de la maldad,
como los buenos pensamientos. /
los virtuosos. en- el sendero del bien.
Pudicra dccirse que los que pien-
san NAL. crGan cuervos que les sa-
caran los ojos
Esta rs materia que viene eStu-
diando cuidadosamente Ia Teosofla
Piensa nal Y acertaras es por 10
mcnos una Erase inconsciente, que
pucde pcrjudicar gravemente al que
la emite. aleccionando torpemente a
los dennis en- periuicio del progreso
moral de todos.
l'n cambio. el que piensa bien,
tl que cmite ideas de ammonia, de
paz Y dc concordia. coopcra al pro-
greso moral del mundo Y a la fra
trrnidad universal
Benditos sean los que asf pien-
sen
Maestro gran Tostos repctfa fire.
curntcmchte BIEN PREDICA Ell
QUE BIEN WYE: NAL PREDICA
Ell QUE NAL WYE.
Esos pensamientos dcjan conocer
la nobleza de Su alma Y la impor-
tancia que tenGan para Il las ideas
morales, en- relaci6n con Ia huma-
nidad
Cuinta raz6n tuvo el que diio:
las mdximas dc los hombres, des-
cubren su coraz6n H..
Otro ilustre pensador nos advier-
tc: que unas cuantas palabras puc-
den rcvelar nm mundo de ideas, to-
do un estado de amino, como un
lrelampago. en- la 0scuridad Gle la
nochc, deia yer de repcnte cleva-
Idas montailas y profundos abs
mos.
Por ESQ nos atrevemos a afr
mar que ell 10 conversation mas
frlYola . menos importante. por IN
acto. obra o gesto podemos descu-
brir en'laS almas. abismos llenos de
sombras o clispides en- que brille Ia
luz de Ia justicia
Sc prestan mucho 3 ser medita-
das las advertencias que a Sancho
Panza hiciera Don Quijote de la
Mancha. respectO q su Dulcinea del
TobOso
"Dichoso1 til sobre todos los es,
cuderos del mundo Ten memoria
Y no te pase della como te recibe
81 muda las colores cl tempo quc
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OPor FELIX sANToNn

DedicadO al magisteriO de Puer
to Rico, v en- sU representation
al COmisiOnadO de Instruction
Hon. Juan Il. Huyke.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01

y es evidente que a los -hombres
los eStudiamOS ana1iZnndU el timbre
de su voZ sus miradaS. sus adema-
nes. sus m0yi4nientos v EN- general
Sus acttG V palabraS.
Una persona que Sc pone triSte
al tener que hablar mai de otra. o
demueStra cierto diSgllsto o pesar,
10 hacc con algeria al hablar bien,
al hablssr NAL, satisfaction o re
gocijo, revela entonces malos senti-
mientos o isnorancia del verdadero
m6rito de la bondad...
No cS tan diffcil cl conOcimientO
de las personals, luego de examinar
y analizar embellishments suS ac-
tos palabras para inferir el area
no de Su mente, que por algo Sc ha
dicho Dime 10 que piensaS y te di-
re 10 que eres, habla para que 70
te yea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
POCO DESrUES

AlgunnS horas despu6s, Sc cele-
brara cl caucus aliancista, al chal
aSistiran los lfdercs mas prcstigio-
SOS de ambas agrupacioncs aliadas,
Sc cree que cuando los lfderes
uniOnistas vayan al caucus, va lle-
varan una resolution definitva. en-
cuanto Il los asuntoS de mas tras-
cendencia, como por ejemplo, la pre-
sidencia de ambos cuerpos legisla-
tivOs. De eSa manera. Sc cree que
Sc simplifica el trabajo, Y que sola-
mente habra que discutir con los
lfderes republicanos, 10 que por su
parte haya resueltO el bloque mio-
nista. De esq manera, los lfderes
(Continua en- la pdg. 12l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
MAYAGUEZ NO
QUISO VENIR

A ultima hora nos ha informado
Garm9lo Diaz, que no pudo tlegar
Ia IN arreglo con los directories del
.equipo Cardenal, a qtuen sc espera-
ba en- Ia ocho hoy, por haber estos
eTigido una cantidad que no podia
pagar el club Athletics. Sabido es
que el eauipo Mayagiiez no es aun
'conocido de nuestro pnblico v cs i'm
possible aventurarse pagar can
tiaades fabulosas que puedan ocasio-
mar lin ftacaso a Ia ADMINISTRATION
caDit.Jefia.
Por ahora no veremos al team
Mayasiiez ell la ocho, quedandose el
Athletics sin juego por Ell dia de hoy.
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cen malos ejcmplos la juventud,
ya que elIos Sc cSconden ampa-
ran Ell las sombras para sus malas
actuacioneS.
Mas deplorable es Ia conducta de
los descaradamcnte viciosos des-
gratiados. porque tstos ofrecen a
Ia juyentud la apologize del vicio,
Sin cl homemade a la virtud. siendo
muy pcriudicial su mala Influenza
respecto de los que no tienen Ia pre-
paraci6n necesaria para defenderse.
Cada cual en- la vida social pue-
de .observar otroS para tratar de
inferir de Sus actos Y expresiones
cl arcane de sus almas, es decir,
81 estan dominadas por la bondad
y iusticia por la injusticia Y per-
versidad.
Como los m6dicos diagnostican
las enferlnedades del cuerpo no es
ldificil los obseryadores cuidado-
sos diagnosticar las del alma. Tai
conocimiento es muy provechoso pa
IA los encargados de la admins
TRACTION de justicia. para los poll
ticos. maestros. hombres de nego-
clos y para todas las personas en-
general
.Dichosos los que pueden vislum
brar la honradez y Ia sinceridad
para recomendarlas 0 favorecerlas,
: los vicios, para combatirlos de
fcndersc de eIios!.,
serfa conyeniente y plausible que
los pensadores que tienen su cora
z6n interesado en- cl verdadero pro-
ereso. meditaran estas cuestiones o
probIemas. para proporcionar los
demas, a manera de una linterna
magica, con que deseubrir el exac-
to estado de la mente Y ell conteni-
do de la conciencia humana.
Asf las alimahas de IA maldad
tendrfan que refugiarse en- abismos
que no pudieran ser iluminados por
luz Gle bondad nj Gle justicia.
Por ahora puedo repetir Tranquil
lamente feel qnod pOtui, faeiant
meliOra pOtentes.
Felix SANTONI.
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Cr6niea de Eddie Collins
continuation de ia pagina ~

tiIluacion la l1sta Gle los jonroneros
en- la serie que expire
San+ana, ell paleador mas temero-
so que ha pisado los diamantes de
Puerto Rico, conecto "dieciseis'
b1stagazos Gle cuatro esquinas. En-
Ia sarle que comenzo hace cuatro Sc
maras Ileva va anotados cuatro HO-
MFRUNS. Caratin termin6 la tenn
porad& con catorce, David con ocho,
MINI con siete, Nestor con seis,
MiIlito, Guzman King con cinco,
Gacho Parpetti Trompi con cua-
tro, Beitia con tres, Ciqui, Mateo
~ Pi2ao con dos.
Hasta aqui los que FILMARON
pelicrlas de larga extension.
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Momentos despues...
Continuation de la Ira. pag.J

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
los lfdereS del otro bando. podrfan
provocar debates pcligrosos, que
pueden evitarse. Ademas, ell hecho
de que habrdn de discutirse asun-
tos fntimoS del Partido Unionista.
parece hacer necesaria la celebra-
ci6n dc csta confercncia, que ten
drd mucha relacf6n con el tan de-
batido asunto de Ia presidencia dc
Ia Cdmara.
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la eStuvieres dando mi embajada,
81 Sc desasosiega. Y turba oyendo mi
nombre, 81 no cabe en- la almOha-
da, 81 acaso Ia hallas sentada en- ell
estrada rico de su autoridad Y 81
esta en- pie, mfrala 81 Sc pOne ahora
sobre el uno, ahora sobre ell otro
pie, 81 te repite la respuesta que te
dicre dos tres veces. 81 la muda
de blanda en- aspera, de aceda en-
am0rosa, 81 leYanta Ia mano al ca
Dello para compOnerle- aunque no
esta desordenado finalmente. hijo,
mira tOdas sus acciones Y mOvimien
tos. porQue 81 I'll me 10 relatares co.
mo ellOs fueron. sacarG yo 10 que
ella tiene escondido Ell 10 secreto
de su coraz6n acerca de 10 que al
fecho de mis- amores toca"...
Por csos datos Sc proponfa infe-
rir don Quiiote el Yerdadero eStado
del alma de su Dulcinea. y en- clio
Sc demuestra Ia delicadeza Y fiha
observation del glorioso Certan-
ties.
Gracidn Y La ROchefoucauld sos
tenlan con mucha raz6n que mas
vale estudiar los hOmbres que los
librOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
LOS JUEGas ATLETICos

Sc aproXiman las contiendas atle-
ticas. Ell siete de MARIO la ciudad
lie Arecibo ardera en- fiestas y ale
grias. Las escuelas clasificadas en- Ia
Clase CO., sean las de los pue-
bios de Carolina, Rio Grande, Ma
guabo- Arroyo, San Lorenzo, Sail
ras, Aibonito, Barros, Coamo, Co.
merio, Juana Diaz, Guayanilla, Ma
ricao. Lares, San Sebastian, Isabella,
Utuado, AdJuntas, Camuy, Ciales,
Vega Raja, Corozal y Toa Alta, han
de disputarse ese dia ell triunfo, y
para clio Sc preparan con anticipa-
Il5n, FL Campo Atl6tico de Arec1bo
sera debidamente preparado al efec-
to.
FL IA de MARIO Sc llevaran efec-
TO ell Mayagiiez los iuegos de Ia
Clase IA y B." En- la clase 'AA'
estan comprendidos las High School
de San Juan, Caguas, Ponce, Maya
giiez, el Colegio de Agricultural y Ia
Univereidad de Puerto Rico.
La clase "B' la integran las
giammars de Humacao, Juncos, Gua-
Iyama, cayey, Yauco, San German,
Cabo Rojo; Anasco, Manati, Aca-
demia San Agustin y Boys Charity
El q de MARIO tendran Iugar Ell
Ponce, las luchas de la clase 'rA''
" "B'' Forman la clase ga. las
Escuelas Superiores de Fajardo, Vie
ques, Huinacao, Guayama, Cayey,
Yauco, san German; Lares, Aguadi-
la, Ctuado, Arecibo, Bayamen y Ell
Institute Politernico.
III Cielo", casa comercial de
Arrivi Hnos, ofrece una hermosa
Copa de Plata a la escuela que. OBJ
tenea ell triunfo en- la clase "A",
siendo requisite indispensable OBJ
tenerla por dos amos consecutivos
pasa ser propiedad del vencedor La
copa sera entregada por el senior viz.
carrondc, Presidente de la Socicdad
Atletica.
EI esta semana saldran para la
isla con Ell proposito de inspcccionar
los campos Atleticos donde han de
|efectuarse los juegos, los sefores
AIfaro, Fano y Aran. Desean ellos
pcnerios en- buenas condolences don
de puedan correr y brincar sin mic
do los atletas escolareS.
Sc nos ha informado ademas, que
el coningo dia ounce de mario,
sostcadran dos re1iias baseboleras
los roderosos equipos CENTRAL
HIGH y Colegio de Agricultural de
May9eiiez en- la liga de Paris.
iDc todo informaremos a nuestrcs
1ectoresl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01

James Duncan, vice-iresidente de la
American Federation of Labor,
quien acknowledgements pas6 a Ocu-
par ell puestO de Presidente, despues
de la Muerte de Mr.. .GOmpers, has
ia que Green sustituy6 este Ell Ia
presidential.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Silk Overblouses, $2.95

9 Blouscs Of crepe de chine. in
gray, navy, white and gold.
Sizes AZ, A and 10. Were much
higher priced.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
INDIAN SCOUT AT SO
SECRETLY TAKES BRIDE
I-See-O Said to Be Oldest Soldier
in U. S. Army, While New Wife
Admits She Is &c.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FORT SILL, Okla, January l.
I-See-O, SO years old, Kiowa Indian
scout, said to be the oldest soldier
in the United States Army, or any
other army, has taken another wife,
it became known yesterday.
I-See-O and his bride, Otahty, who
admits &c Summers, were wed secret
ly four weeks ago and have been
spending their honeymoon in I-See-
O's tent on the Fort Sill Military
Reservation. His last wife died in
1928.
The scout came to Fort Sill in 1883.
His knowledge of English and many
Indian dialects made him valuable
to the post and he became courier
for the commandant. I-See-O bears
the permanent rank of sergeant
through special dispensation of the
War Department.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
ARREST FOLLOWS TWO
ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE
Treasurer of Boston Railway Mems
Insurance Company Charged
With $4s, 500 Shortage.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, January Caleb S.
Jackson, whose alleged populations
as treasurer of the Eastern Mutual
Insurance Co. were placed at $4S,5
in the report of State examiners,
was discharged an hour or two
after the report was made from the
hospital where he has been recover
ing from two attempts at suicide. He
then was arrested and arraigned
charged with larceny Of that amount
He was released on $4,000 bail, with
his case continued until January 13.
The insurance examiners report
showed that there were no bonds to
represent Jacksons announced in
Yestment of the company's funds in
securities of the Dresser oil Company
of Oklahoma, and that instead de-
mand notes had apparently been made
out for the amounts just before the
examination began. These notes bore
Jackson's signature as treasurer Of
the oil company.
The amount set by the examiners
was shown to be more than half the
funds of the insurance company,
which was created as subsidiary of
the Eastern Massachusetts Street
Railway Company to handle its work
mans compensation business.