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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Ell ex-agente de-.
tcOntiauaei0n de u pag. y


ye en- ell presupuesto nueVamente el
cargo de Agente. General de Rem
tas Internas y 10 que es mas que
Sc aumente ell sueldo.
Al ser estudiado en- 81 Senado Ell
presupuesto, logra Gallardo hacer
+suFrimir nuevamepte la plaza de
Agente General de Rentas Inter.
mas, Ia, que es restituida al presu-
puesto, con el aumento acordado
por la Camara de Delegates, al
ser considerable ell proyecto en- Ell
Ccmite de Conferencias, pasando
asi al Gobernador que al aprobar
el presupuesto la, hace rebajandQ el
sueldo de este cargo 10 que an
teriormente tenfa.
Mientras por Amy ST tuvo la du-
da de que la plaza fuese resti-
tuida guard6 en- algo las formas
ccrrectas, pero despu6s va, solo
trat6, este jefe INFERNO, de morti-
ficarme Y desautorizarme en- todos
los actos Y en- todos los momentos,
por 10 que para poder estar en- IL
Fertad de acci6n, por no estar mi
criterio particular en- consonancia
con los actos 1levados a efecto por
el Negociado decidi presentar la
.renuneia de mi cargo.
Fin pr6ximos articulos dare a
.eonocer mis- divergencias con el
Departamento y aetuaciones de sus.
enpleados.
Luis SEVILLANO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NO HAY Aqua EN- TALLEREs


'Tras Talleres esta padeciendo. de
sed Ell acueducta- ALI no da una
gotta de aqua desde hace alglin tiep,
PC. Estas son las noticias que han
negado a puestra redacci6n, la
Queja de todo un barrio popuIoso
que Sc We priyado de cosa tan i'm
prescindihle.
Mentras los habitantes de esta
seceion de San Juan. y de las otras
secciones tambien, va que EN- todas
parties sc nota con mas o menos
intensidad Ia falta del precioso Il
guido, sufren y protestan por eau
sa tan odiosa, todavia en- el gobier-
no Sc lie leyantan obstaculos al en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NOTAS BDITORIALES
Los BOMBEROS Y Ell EMPRESTTO

En- nuesra edicion de aver pubcamos la carta que
dfgera 81 Acade de San Juan relacon nuestro
cete editorial sobre la lamenabe stuacon que aFayesa
,e cuerpo de Bomberos
Don Roberto exime al Gobierno Municipal de toda cul-
pa presentando al Conseo Executive ell causante del
actual deporable estado de cosas.
Nosotros como es I6gco suponer censuraraos al M
honbres que bao Ia drecc6n del Bento Aonso cha
braVanente las IIaas ell ncendo de la Gale
Allen Su upco defeoto fus Gle faa de experienca
(oosa pekdonabe 81 recerda el Vaor abnegacon
denostraronf lcho de fata de material
dcnabIe, peEo en- Ia ca eos enen responsabidad
gunays 49,. s.a.4
Como ell AIcaIde Todd ba encazado nuestras acusacio
nes contra ell Conseo EecVo bueno seria que expca-
que motives tiene actar la forma 10
ne baciendo Sc ha dicho que obeoece consgna poll
hca, plan premedtado entorpecer la buena
instrccones dadas por ell General Mcintyre cosa
la oao ninguna de las dos 10 cieto e$ que la ciudad ST.
cue aqua, arrasada cualquer
mo Manzales en Colombia por un incendio cuaIquera
Be hace delasiado sgnfcatvo ell hecho que mentras
aDrueban los eprestitos de distntos puebos
de San Juan sige estancado, cada mas Improbable dur
ehdp un sueo sin esperanzas ante las puertas del Con-
seo Eecuvo FL Acade ha argunenado potestado, hasta
sHpcado. Todo int San sigue sin aqua La capital
cohtinda bajota espada de Dafnoeles.
Cuapdo oclrra e pEoximo fuego e p1blco pensara en-
efConselo Eiecuvo Por que evto e desasre? Por
que no Sc perno coistrur e acueducto2 Esas acsa-
Clones de1asado graves excesVanene fuertes Solo
poPuacho en- TN nonento de augusta corae podra usar
Gle tan trenendo ariete contra actc actual en- csc
caso, Conseo Executive coprenderfa dficI uue e
ria avarse tranquianente las voIver espaIda
Por ell ben de San Juan unmos al AcaIde
Todd en- su peticion desque apruebe ell emprestto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
vE HoMRRE MUERE
DE HAMBRE

/ Z .
! Las tItimss nottctas de la Gro
MICA rOja traen IN hscho ins5lttp
cue pcr 10 rsro, vfens a penar nj
celro de las tragedies octlgEsdss
dptante estos dltimos mesek .. I.
iun homhre que muere De han.
bret = sin embargo es EerdaA. Is
quien echar la culpa de 6sto2 IlAl
t+ol,iernoq "a Las 1nstitncsonsa 1e
nehcas? IA Ia falta de cariaAA eas
da veg mas notable? No, 81 rnisalpe
tavo la cnipa. ~.
Y no es que fuefa un NC 6wsyc
eny.,. Is que 81 crey6 que no nS-
seia NADIA de vaIor positive yslsA
vergIenka de. pedir iinosnA y Iles
v6 a La muerte. Sin embargo alshAe
Ger un compute de los biehss ora
posefa Ell fnado, resnlt6 qHes On
un burdeI, bajo una escaiera, seae
desdichado tenis arrfnconAds, co.
mo inservible una maquina Ae 60.
ser, que POGO despuSs result 9%ss
Ter cerca dc $1,000 pero "a eEess6.
no valia NADIA v So dej6 mOrir 4ds,
hanlbre... Y precisamente el miahae.
cADos, aparecia en- Ia tercera eS-.
inmna un anuncio baio Ell tisslp.;
dia de gu muerte, en- nuessya SEC
cIoN DE ANUNcIos cIAsiT17
'tCoMPRo una maquina de- cpeeE
usads en- busnas ccnaiciopss sEt
LEI destino, no? Ne. La fait1 -.
valor personal y al misspo cisn-
po la maldita ''virtud' de delae.
para mahana 10 que Sc paeds has
Ger hoy, lleyarOn Al desaichs8o
Juan sufrir Ia mueTte ms e.
pantOsa que imaginsrnos pHsds4
'Anuncie usted en- npestra SEC
oToN DE ANUNcIos EcQNonal-
COS, 7 obtendra el 100 spoE cieate
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
I MAS Q MENos DIEz DIAs

De ,todos modos, y va que he
MOS hablado de un plazo legal de
30. dfas, e. Gobernador solo dis
i. pone va mas omenos de solamente
sdiez dias para Tesolyer esta cues
ton. en- defnitiva v dejar salts
fecho Ell interes plblico.
2 y como esta question es de ur-
gente necesidads como hay po-
biaeiones como Magagiiez, donde
la crisis judicial es intensa, no
es de dudar que e Gobernador
? Procedera a romper la inc6gnita
ahtes de que expiren los diez dlas
cue restan de acuerdo con la ley.
Practicamente este es todo GUAM
to queda pendiente, que tenga re-
laeion con la pasada session de la
Legislature, va que como hemos
nosotros infornlado gradualmente,
Ell Gobernador ha lido aprobando
Vedando I'm proyecto tras otro,
hacienda al mismo tempo los
nombramientos pertinentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
LA MEDIA RICE
TAMBIEN PARA Los
SoCIALISTAS

g La medida regira tanto para
los republicanos puros como para
los socialistas. Despues de ounce
dias no ppdra permanecer, en- este
municipio, un empleade que este inr
cluido en- las disposicones de la
ordenanza municipal. He solicitado
Gel Comite Local socialista los nom
bres de todos los socialistas en-
rleados en- esta municipalidad, para
yer 81 hay alguno include en- esta
disposition sobre incompatibiIdad
de cargos como Sc me ha dicho que
hay La medida rige tanbien para
los socialistas, habiendola voCado los
representatives. de esa entidad poll
tica. f"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Luis SEVILLANO
COMPROMISE AMoRoso

Para el joven William Maduro ha
sido pedida la mano de La Srta
Margot Rodriguez Castaiio. de San
Juan.
6Ella7 Una mujer de encsntos
natTales, de hele'nica hermosura,
preciosa flor de nuestros jardines,
que su belleza fisica une. su be
lleza moral
lEl?- I'm joven inteligepte, ,afa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Sc PoNDRA EN-
vIGoR LA
RESoLuCION

Ell AlcaIde sr. Todd, sin embar-
go, ha tornado pronta resoluci6n en-
este asunto, habiendo optado por
seguir eI eurso que lie marca expli-
citamente la ley, hacienda que Sc
cumpla la orden dictada por Ia
Asamblea sobre incompatibilidad de
cargos.
"Se pondra en- efecto con todo
rigor la resolution sobre incompa-
tibilidad de cargos, va que as1 10
exige la Asamblea Municipal.
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Sc pOndra6 en-.
Continuation de la Ira. pag,1

empleados municipales que perma.
nezcan asociados al Comite Local de
su partido.
81 segundo, negarse. a cumplir Ia
orden de la Asamblea, consultando
al Abogado del Municipio sobre la
legahdad de esta, dejando ash en-
vigor los reglamentos del partido
que aprobara la asamblea constir
tuyente repubhcana pura, de la
cual 6I for1nas parte principal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

sobre este asunto que me plantea-
ra el Conlit6 Local del Partido,
me dirig{ dnicamente a los asam-
hleistas de mi partido. Yo no po-
dfa dirigirme a los socialistas
porque 6stos actdan de acuerdo
con las reglas en- vigor del par
lido a que pertenecen. Ellos vo-
taron a favor de esta medida, 10
cue ciertamente indiea que su
partido no dispone NADIA este
punto, bien reglamenta ell mis-
mo acuerdo aprobado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

prestito que ha de meiorar Ia stnsr
ci6n.
yAl Alcaide, al Gpbiefne 1nEillsE
y hasta al prOpio General Nc In
tyre, hacemos llegays q eco aeyls
voz de Tras Talleres que piae e
remedien ctrcunstancias eolapIesa
mente desdorantes, terrlbles y sAn.
sustiOsas% SO y
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nes alegadas por el presidente de
IL colectividad politica que ellos
representa- en- esta municipali-
dad.
Sc REUNE Ell TERRITORIAL
ssszs7z !
En- la manana de aver departi-
mos extensamente con el Lcdo,
Rafael Martirez Nadal, solicitan-
do de. el que nos. informase cual
serfa su actitud en- relaci6n con
81 proceder de la Asamblea en- 10
que concierne la resoluci6n
aprobada sobre incompatibilidad
de cargos.
"Cualquier resolution pasada en-
la Asanblea Municipal que este
en- conflicto con los reglanlentos del
partido, es una censura a la asam-
blea constituyente del Partido
Republicano Puro.
''Nuestra colectividad politica
10 exige los requisites dispuestos
nor la Asamblea en- su resoluci6p
sobre incompatibilidad de cargos.
"Todo 10 contrario. Manifesto
en- su reglamento que esta permi-
lido desempenar un puesto poll
tico en- el Comite Local del Par
lido al nlismo tempo que Sc es
empleado de la mpnicipahdad.
La Asamblea eeha al suelo 10
que dicen los reglamentos del par
lido Y substitute una disposition
enteramente opuesta a 10 acorda-
do por la Asamblea Constituyente.
ESQ 10 arreglarenlos en- el Cornit6
Territorial, que sera eonvocado
en la pr6xima seplana, y en- donde
planteara el Comite Local el
asunto."
mo Me DIRIGI A LOS
SOCTAIJSTAS"
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; combination judicial.
ss Maestro amigo nos manifesto
una vez mas que esta question es
I Inuy sirpportante cue eI Gober
nador le esta concediendo. toda la
sterIci6n Fseesaria, va que de
se aeaaeedo con la lev, dispone de un
20 plazo de treinta dias partir de
Ia fecha en- que le son enviados
los proyectos despues de terini-.
1e': radaela Legislature, para apro-
baRlns % vedarlos.
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nes alegadas por el presidente de
IL colectividad politica que ellos
representa- en- esta municipali-
dad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
SHEPHERD WILL
APPEAL IN CASE
BAIL is DENIED
Counsel Contends Evidence
insufficient to Hold De-
fendant in Jail.
Br United Press

CHICAGO, March 24.-If bail is
denied William d. Shepherd, former
Indianapolis man, pending trial on
the charge of killing his millionaire
ward. Billy McClintock, an appeal
will be made to the State Supreme
Court, William Scott Stewart. de-
fense attorney, warned Judge Ja-
cob Hopkins today.
Stewart contended there was not
sufficient evidence to warrant hold
ing Shepherd in jail.
"If bail is not permitted it will
be necessary for us to go to the
Supreme Court" Stewart said.
Judge Jacob Hopkins is expected
to make his ruling somo time
today. Attorneys for Shepherd are
offering to raise bond as high as
$500.o00 If their client Is released.
DIR. Charles c. Faiman, who con-
fessed he was an accessory to the
alleged murder. has finished his
testimony. Other witnesses were
called for biief examination and still
others may DC called. Arguments win
be heard before Judge Hopkins de-
cides on jsil or bail for Shepherd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
STATE SCORES IN
LEGAL WAR WITH
PH0NECOMPANY
New Amendments to Bylaws
Are Barred From +
Testimony,

Bu Times SDecfdI
FRANKLIN, Ind, March 25.-At-
tempt on part of the defense to I'm
.troduce into testimony amendments
to the bylaws of the Indiana Bell
Telephone Company, abolishing the
executive committee. failed today in
the States suit to revoke the COM
pany's charter here in circuit court.
Defense. attorney recalled "A. r,
Henry, secretary and treasurer OF
the company. to the stand. Henry
delivered the stock certificate ledger,
journals of minutes of meetings,
Monday.
The judge upheld the State which
objected to the bylaw amendments
on the ground they had been adopted
since the suit had been filed.
The State in its contentious claims
that the executive committee, con-
trolled by the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, usurped
the powers Of the directors.
George II. Hall OF Evansville, for
merly a director and one of the In
corporatOrs OF the Indiana Bell, was
put on the stand by the State. 1t
was shown he held one share in the
company and executed an option on
that to the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company for 81. The
State attempted to show that Hall
as a director. did not make any out
side investigation of mergers of
various phone companies over the
State, or OF borrowing money from
the A. T.. and t.
Subpoenas have been served by
the State on Frank d. Stalnaker.
president Of the Indiana National
Bank; Elmer w Stout. president OF
the Fletcher American National
Bank; Cults Rottger, president ,f
tile company, and other officials and
ex-directors of the company at In
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
DSuppIies for Tornado -Deyas-
tated Indiana Town Can
Only Be Carried Over
Railroad TrestIe - Relief
Workers Fear Storm.
VILLAGE Is ISLAND
AS FLOODS SPREAD
Total Dead in Southwestern
Indiana Now ia Five
Injured Die - Skiffs Used
to Take Hurt From In
undated Area.

UHfIf0 ffCSS
GRIFFIN, Ind, March 24-In
the face OF calculation by river ex-
perts that the Wabash had reached
its crest late Monday and was start
ing to fall, flood waters we're pouring
over Black River bridge today in a
greater torrent than ever
Motor care or wagons no longer
can get within a quarter of mile
of the bridge which connects this
section with the outside world.
Actually an Island this morning,
vthe only way in which supplies could
come in was over. rne railroad trestle.
Farms in the vicinity where tho
tornado sufferers were being taken
care OF from Griffin relief head
quarters were now out off entirely
and the only hope of getting to the
injured and needy lay in the mo-
mentarily expected fall OF the river.
Motor cars or wagons no longer
Injured were being removed from
the flooded area in skiffs.
Survivors and relief workers are
praying no rain will fall today to
further swell the Wabash River.
Another storm, 1t is feared, would
lift the waters within reach of the
devastated town itself.
The total dead in southwestern
Indiana from the tornado reached
ia today with the death Of four at
Evansvillel hospitals and one here.
Farm bureau at Princeton sent
supplies here by hand car over the
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place the gun and the nitro
glycerine on the floor behind the
toilet.
Agents believe Cha nans plan
was to go to the toilet, unlock his
handcuffs and with the gun shoot
his way to freedom. or. as last
resort. use the nitro-glycerine and
escape during the excitement that
followed.
The plan might have worked but
the prisoner "squealed.' On the
morning of the day Chapman was to
be taken to Atlanta the prisoner, re-
leased the day before. told inspectors
of Chapman's plans. The released
PRISONER was sent on to Muncie, and.
In company with police there, found
the car, the gun and the bottle, ex-
actly as Chapnian's drawings had
indicated. The sketches of the keys
are in. the hands of Government
agents.
Route Changed 4
That afternoon Chapman was
taken under heavy guard to At
lanta. but by a different route than
the tne anticipated. Along the
route originally planned IL was re.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
LAWMAKERSURGE
SPECIAL SESSION
FOR RELIEF WORK
Red Cross Fund for Storm
Sufferers Continues to
Grow.

Russell V. Duncan and Joseph c..
Buchanan both of whom were Ma
rion County Representatives at the
1925 session of, the Legislature, called
today at the office of Governor
Jackson to urge a special session OF
the Legislature to appropriate funds
for southern Indianas tornado suf-
ferers.
They assured the Governor, speak
ing for the Marion County delegation
lin the House and Senate, that only
desire to see the State aid in re-
need Of a special session.
The Governor stated he did not
want to call the Legislature II 1t
were not absolutely necessary, and
said he believed money from the con
tingent fund would be sufficient to
meet needs, Buchanan said.
A number OF other legislators
have urged the special session to the
Governor.
Approximately $4,000
Contributions here to the Red
Cross relief fund totalled approx
mately $4,000, local headquarters
announced at noon today.
Indiana citizens need not make
separate gifts for relief In other
states, William Fortune. president
Indianapolis chapter, said. All Red
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
BerkeII Players to Illustrate
Scenes From Gripping
Girl Story.

''Chickie," the modern girl story
starting in The Times Wednesday,
will be illustrated with pho
tographs taken. In the places In
indianapolis where the action OF
the story occurs.
The Berkell players are imper-
sonating the characters in the
story and posing for the pho
tographs.
Edythe Elliott is taking the part
of Chickie. Ida Belle Arnold the
part OF Chickie's friend, Mary.
and Martha Morton, that Of
Janina, Chickie's sophisticated
confidant.
+ The male roles are being taken
by Milton Byron as Jake Munson,
Robert st. Clair as Barry and
Larry Sullivan as Arthur Sonntag.
The first picture made by the
Berkell Players for "Chickie" will
appear with the first installment
Of the story on the back page
"wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
Jury to Try Girl
Hard to Pick
Talesmen Admit Prejudice
Against Alleged Victim
of Jazz- Mania.
Bv United Press

Bv United Press
TAN FRANCISCO, March "a.
IS 1T will take less evil
- dence for me to convict this
girl of killing her mother than it
would IL she were charged with
killing someone else"
That answer, repeated over
many times by jurors questioned
for duty in the case OF Dorothy
Ellingson. the 16-year-old San
Francisco girl WHO killed her
mother who objecsed to her run
ming wild" at Jazz parties" to-
day threatened 60 impede seIec-
ton OF the jury.
Attorneys questioned talesmen
all day yesterday. All were asked
this question:
would it take less evidence to
convict this defendant on a charge
of killing her mother than 1t would
to convict on some other charger"
Approximately half of those ex-
amined answered that 1t would
and. thus disqualified themselves
for duty.
Dorothy showed only passing in
terest in proceedings except when
a woman was called for examina-
ton.
At the opening OF today's ses-
sion only six had been passed tenn
porarily for jury duty all being
still subject to challenge.
Courtroom observers noticed
that none of the "sheiks" with
whom Dorothy played when she
was living the life which led her
to the alleged murder were present
in court.
Only Dorothy's father and her
brother Earl were with her.
Dorothy is on trial IN the Hall
Of Justice here, located within al
most stones throw Of China
town. where are located the gay
but hidden cafes in which she
danced and flirted with the jazz
orchestra musicians.
1t is the same courtroom in
which Roscoe F'atty) Arbuckle
was tried three years ago, and In
which many cases of local nt,tor-
iety have been reviewed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
ANOTHER TAXCUT
! EXPECTED IN FALL
Treasury Department Of
ficiaIS See Large Surplus,
Rn Enifcd Preaa

BV United Press
WASHINGTON, March PA cut
in taxes equal to last years slice
may be expected this fall, high
treasury department officials believe.
With the adding machines tabu-
lating totals of the income receipts
on March 10, treasury officials have
determined about S374,000,000 will
be available as a surplus for the
planned new reduction.
This figure compares with $685.
000, 900 which was saved up for the
most recent cut and which has
given the treasury experts conf
dence to announce that the contem-
plated decrease will at least reach
the proportions Of the old cut,
Just what classes of taxpayer will
receive the greatest bmefit has not
yet been decided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
BOY SAVES LADS LIFE
Pulls Him From River When He
Faints ON Rail Bridge.

COLUMBUS, Ind. March "a
Charles Coons. 10. today owed his
life to the bravery Of Joseph
Schwartzkepf, 10.
Coons was crossing a railroad
bridge over Flatrock river when he
thought he heard a train approach
ing. He tainted, and fell into the
river twenty feet below.
The Schwartzkepf lad Jumped into
the water and pulled him out as he
was going down for the third time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
Discovered by Clerks

Discovered by Clerks
The robbery was not discovered
until clerks arrived at the postotfice
for work today. No one heard the
explosion or saw the robbers enter
or leave.
The men gained entrance by
smashing a window in the rear of
the building. With an electric drill
they bored open the outer door of
the safe.
A charge of explosive blew open
the inner door of the safe. The
yeggmen looted it and fled.
The safe was located in small
room adjoining the postmaster's pri-
vate office.I High windows at the
front of the building permitted them
to work without danger Of detection
by passersby on the street.
Work of Experts
Every indication was that the rob
berry was by experts. The explosive
was carefully placed and little dam
age was done by the blast aside from
partially wrecking the safe.
The office does not have an all
night force. 1t is located at the
edge of the business district. and
the yeggs were able to work undis-
turbed.
An electric drill and other tools
were found Ia the postmaster's Of
fee.
Police notified authorities at Chi
cago and other cities
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
PLAN CLEAN up WEEK
City "Spruce-Up" Campaign to
Start April 13.

Clean up. Indianapolis
An intensive campaign to clean
up the city will be held week of
April 13, according to announcement
made today by Harmon Smoke, Sec
retary Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Lester S. Abbott Is chairman of
the committee which met today to
lay plans.
Others on the committee: Allen
A. White Jr., Lester M. Herman,
Glenn Campbell. and DIR. Paul ".
Allen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
NATURE CLUB TO MEET
Chicago Botany Professor VIII
Speak Saturday.

Prof. H. C. Cowles Of the Botany
department OF the University OF
Chicago will address the Indiana
Nature Study Club at Hollenbeck
Hall. Y. w. G. A. Bldg, Saturday
evening. The address is expected
to further the clubs movement to
preserve the wild flowers of Indiana.
The ciub proposes to arouse public
interest in wild flower park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-24
MoToRIsT IS HELD UP
Young Robbers Take Money. Lodge
I .t~ Cards -

A citizen was held up near mid
night Monday when he put his auto
into the garage in. the rear OF his
home. Perry Ghere. 4O06 Broadway.
told police that the two young ban
dts were about II years Of age.
Both had guns. One rif1ed his pock-
cts and took a billfold containing
$50, and lodge membership cards,
while the other held a gun on him.
Both ran down the alley Police
could ind no traces.