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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-10
.AZADAS COLLINS
LA MEJoR AzADA. UNA PEsETA MENos
la hdza5o detec-
tiUesca del dia
POr Vance NNnIl

compuso para no dejar hueIlas.
Ell Jefe Burns de la policia mon
rada fae el heroe de la jornada.
Embellishments lego a la conclu-
SION de que los tres asesinatos ha-
bfan sido cometidos por una n1isma
persona 0 personals. Ademas ave-
riguo que las tres victimas eran
huscadores de orc que habfan esta-
do en- White Horse alrededor de
diez dias Y que habfan salido de
ALI para Dawson Ell dia Is de ju-
MO. Sc encontro un hombre que
los habia visto emprender la jor-
NADIA. Y dijo ademas que iban en-
Jln bote de remos. En- Alaska los
botes de remos estan numerados.
Y este llevaba ell n1mero S744.
Esto dio al jefe Burns una pista
excelente. En- dos dias habia en-
contrado ell bote. Habfa sido aban-
donado cerca de Klondike. Y Ell
jefe lego la conclusion de que
cstaban en- los alrededores. Klon-
dixie. era la ciudad del placer desen
frcnado y loco. Ell jefe Sc dedico
q visitar las tabernas y casas de
juegp. HabIaba frances Y Sc ocu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-10
MR.. j. J. MARQUIS

Hoy hemos. tenido Ell placer de
saludar en- las ofcinas de los sefo-
res ]. Ochoa & Hno., de esta cin-
dad, al representante de La Mes
tie g. Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk
Co., senior ]. J. Marquis, quien Sc
encuentra en- Puerto Rico con Ell
prop6sito de iniciar una fuerte earn
pafia en- benefcio de los produc-
tos NESTLE y especialmente de-
sea dar conocer ell nuevo produc
to de esa casa para la alimenta-
ci6n de los nifios inmediatamerte
despues de su nacinnento y que sc
conoce con Ell nombre de LACTo-
GEN.
81 seior Marquis quien piensa
permanecer por 10 menos tres me-
ses, dedicando todo Ell tempo a
esta campafia y visitando las prln
cipales poblaeiones de la isla, ts-
les como Ponce, Mayagtiez, Aqua
dilla, Arecibo y Gnayama. donse
los sefores j. ochoa ssS Hno. tic
men establecidas sus agencias, es
una personals agradable v de fino
trato. Hablando acerca de la isla
nos expuso su admiration los
paisajes que Sc ven en- Puerto Ri
co y la temperature agradable
que so siente, comparandola con Ell
excessive calor que, segun los ca
blegrarnas, sufren los habitantes
del Norte.
Nos sugiri6 ell senior Marquis
sonriendo, que debiera hacerss una
campada para conseguir que TN ria
yor nimero de los americanos vi
siten Puerto Rico durante Ia
estaci6n de verano, y ofrece Ell 81
guiente lena para dicha campafia:
KEEP COOL IN THE TEo-
PICS.
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Ell BoTE DE REMos NO. a744.
La MEJoR AzADA.

y 4
Is Fus en- ciertc dia de julio, ala
per el 1902, que un Official de la
pslieia montada, nlientras hacia
un recorrido a 10 largo del Rio In
ciaho,. en- cl distrito del Yukon
en- Alaska, encontro Ell cadaver de
un desconocido. Sc le habia asesi-
iasdo de un disparo y 10 unico que
habfa para identificarle era un
navero que tenia inscritas las pa
labras "BouthiIlette, East Brough-
ton, Beauce, P. o.
Dos dias mas tarde Sc encontr6
otro cadaver en- las nargenes del
iio, cerca de Sellirk. Evidente-
mente hacia dias que estaba en-
aquel ,sitio pero no habia NADIA pa
IA identificarle.
\ antes de fines de semana apa
ftci6 81 cadaver de un tercero, en-
e sftio conocido por Isla de los
Asesinatcs. Una fogata que habfa
cerca indicaba que ell hombre ha-
bia acampado alIi v que Sc le habfa
asesinado mieptras dormia. FL que
habfa cometido ell crimen Sc las
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Ell PREsIDENTE DEL
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Luego hablo el Presidente del
Tribunal Supreme, Hon. Emilio del
Toro Cuevas, quien dijo que el
Attorney Sc expresaba en- esos ter
minos porque era IN yerdadero ami
go de Puerto Rico, Y one 81 espe
raba que todo rcdrndase en- bene-
ficio de nuestro pueblo. Hizo cons
tar que Washington debia enviar
a Puerto Rico las mas grandes men
talidades, por la gran oportunidad
que nuestra isla ofrecia a nm hom
bre preparado para llevar acabo
una admirable obra de construc-
ci6n.
Ademas hizo interesantes consi
deraciones sobre la teoria de leyes
uniformes. Don Emilio fue nluy
aplaudido tambisn.
FL acto termin6 dentro de la ma
yor cordialidad, a las dos de la tar.
u0s - "a
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NEW YORK & PORTO
RICO STEAMSHIP CO.

4
Hoy zarpara de este puerto ha-
cia ell de Nueva York ell vapor CO.
rreo Ponce" con carga general,
correspondence v pasaje.
Manana saldra ell "Porto Rico
tambien de este puerto para aquel.
Ell dfa IS sera La fecha de salida
del "San Lorenzo" con destino al
Norte.
Ell "a levara anclas de este
puerto hacia ell de Nueva York cl
vapor "Porto Rico".
Del puerto de Nueva York par
tira hacia este ell vapor ''San Lo-
rerzo" ell dfa IL de los corrientes.
Para ell dia 18 esta anunciada
la fecha de salida del "Porto Rico"
de puerto de Nueva York hacia
este.
Ell Ponce" saldra del puerto de
Nueva York para ell de San Juan
el dia 20 de este mes.
Ell dia 25 zarpara ell vapor
"San Lorenzo" del puerto de Nue.
va York hacia este.
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paba de escuchar atentarnente a
cuantos hablaban ese idioma. FL
ralmente cierto dfa escucho una
conversation sobre dos f1ombres
que habfan cambiado sus nombres.
Sc les conocia por Fournier y La
belle. Habian lido a 10 largo del rio
en- los primeros dias de JUNO, v
debieron estar en- White Horse
caando Sc cometio el triple asesi-
nato.
Eventualmente Burns localizo a
Fournier en- Dawson. lie siguio
roche y dfa. Un dfa encontro a un
hombre que declare haber visto en-
las alrededores a Fournier cuando
las vfctimas compraron ell bote de
rcmos. Fournier fue arrestado.
Mientras tanto Burns habia es-
tado en- communication con sus su-
periores. Ellos reconocian la i'm
portancia de arrestar a Labelle.
Era evidente que Fournier y La
helle Sc habian separado sjguien-
do distintas direcciones. Burns no
podia seguirles al mismo tempo
y Ell detective Walsh Sc encarg6 dc
ayudarlo.
Labelle recorrio miles de millas
antes de que Ell detective pudiera
alcanzarle. Fue finalmente locali-
zado en- Wadsworth, Nevada.
Walsh lie arresto despues de reni-
da ncha.
| Mientras iba hacia Alaska hizo
Hna confession parcial en- la cual
con1plicaba Fournier. Habian ase
sinado a sus tres victimas para
robarles $40. Los dos criminales
fueron ahorcados de acuerdo con
la Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-10
LOS REBELDES ChINOS MATAN
DEL L|BERADAMENTE A CUATRO
AMERICANOS
PainIeve ira a Marruecos en- aeropIano. -EI
Departamento Federal de Agriculture resuel-
We el prObIenna de iluestraS frlItaS Y la
krn0sca del Mediterraneo

CANTON, JUNO 9. united
Press.)-Las tropas rebeldes han
natado deliberadamente cnasro
americanos de apellidos Frank,
Frampton, Montgomery y ogden.
sus esposas estan tratando de cru
Ear Ell trecho que separa Ia Isla
de Honan de Canton en I'm bote
que ondea la bandera americana.
La esposa de Frampton ha sido
herida de un balazo en- nm brazo,
las otras tambien, pero mas leve-
mente. FL grupo tuvo que regresar
a la isla donde la atn6sfera con-
ira los extranjeros es tremenda.
PARIS, JUNO 8. (United Press).
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WASHINGTON, JUNO 9. (Uni-
ted Press) Ell gobierno de Esta-
dos Unidos no puede hacer. NADIA
en- Ell asunto de la muerte de los
cuatro americanos en- Canton, pues
ell dnico gobierno reconocido Ell
China, que es el regimen de Pc
kin, no tiene Jurisdiction sobrc
Canton, y por 10 tanto no Sc ie
puede hacer responsible. Las auto
ridades americans protestarau
en6rgicamente contra Ell comando
de las tropas Yunnanese. Avisaran
a los americanos que SO mantengan
lejos de los sitios de combate.
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Gale Cerrandino No. Is,

Gale oerrandino No. 1s,
Sa1lturce, p. r.
MTy sefior mio:-
Aeabo de leer un articulo en- Ell
MUNDo de hoy sobre una sociedad
cooperative denominada ia Ba-
lanza". Como ese es un gesto de
sinceridad. y que de reaIzarse esa
idea ha de redundar en- beneficio
mutuo, me apresuro a brindar mi
concurso en- tcdo 10 que pueda ser
it'll.
Soy graduado de uniyersidad, y
fContinns en- la pae. 9,
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FL gabinete Sc fa reunido v Sc ha
acordado que Painleve debe ir a
Marruecos. FL microbes (hoy) to-
mara un aeropiano en- Tolosa y vo
lara junto con el General De.
beny y Ell Jefe de Estado Mayor
Laucenteynac, hacia Las costas afri
canas: sus dos acompanantes Sc
quedaran probablemente en- ese con
tinente. Painleve estara ALI c,a-
tro dias durante los cuaies Sc en-
trevistara con Lyautey sobre la 81
tuacion y las soluciones probables
al problema del Riff.
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PEKN, junio 9. Omitted Pressl
Los estudiantes cliinos lie han reco
mendado a los. extranjeros que Sc
queden en- su casa y no salgan .
la Gale durante una manifesto.
ci6n que ha de celebrarse u nlier,
coles (hoy). La ciudad ha sido
inundada practicamente de folle-
tos. Las escuelas estan cerradas.
Los oradores pdblicos hsblan en-
todas las esquinas. La situaci6n es
terrible pero todavia no hay Sc
hales de conhictos mano arina-
da.
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BULL INSULAR LINE:


En- puerto Sc halIa cargando ell
vapor Clara. s
El 13 el Edith y el "Cornelia"
saldran del puerto de Nueva
York para este y demas puertos
de la isla.
FL Helen tambien zarpara de
acuel puerto hacia este el dia 90.
FL Glare" saldra de aquel
puerto para el de San Juan el
dia 27 de los corrientes.
Ell pr6xino dia de este puerto
levara anclas haeia ell de Nueva
York ell vapor Helen.
Ell Carolyn" sale de este puer-
to hacia el de Nueva York ell dla
Is.
El Evelyn" Ell dia %.
Ell Edith" el dia 80 de los CO.
r1fentes tambien saldra del puer-
to de San Juan.
81 v.
RED 'Ds LINE:
Ell dfa 13 saldra del puerto de
Nueva York el vapor Caracas"
cue llegara a este puerto ell dfa 18.
Ell vapor '"zulia1 llegara este
puerto el dia 10 y saldra ell dia
IL para Nueva York.
Ell II Sc espefa ell "Carabobop.
Ell "Tachira" Sc halla en- puer-
to.
Ell 10 saldra de Nueva York ell
vapor "Maracaibo" para este.
&a~
EN- PUERTO:
Ell Lake Florian", Glare,
"Montoso" Y "Callabazas".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-10
Ell DEPARTAMENTo DE AGRI-
CULTURA DA sU FALLo EN
LA QUESTION DE LA MoscA
DEL MEDITERRANEo Y LAS
FRUTAs PUERToRRIoUENAs

WASHINGTON, JUNO 9. (Uni-
ted Press.)-El Departamento &C
Agriculture ha anunciado que La
cuarentena establecida desde julio
primero continuara prohibiendole
La entrada a names y batss .,orto-
rriquefas y hawaianos. Sin en-
barge lie permite la entrada, sin
restriction alguna, a frutas como
Las piTas, bananos, platanos, las
cebollas y varios otros pr J.
ductos siempre que traigan la Ger
tificaci6n de que han sido iEspec-
cionados en- La casa empaIadcra
por un inspector del Negociado
Federal de Horticulture en- Puer-
to Rico y hallados hbres de insec-
tos perjudiciales.
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PARIS, JUNO .. eUnited Press'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-10

San Juan, P. e.. mayo 1926.
Sr. Don Juan Horacio Hernandez,
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RED "Ds LINE:

Ell Lake Florian", Glare,
"Montoso" Y "Callabazas".
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JOANNA

Beautiful JOANNA MANNERS. clerk.
is summoned by HARDNESS. the buy
err to appear before her employer, Mr..
Graydon, who delivers an Overwhelming
message. Someone whose identity she
is not to know has placed 81 900, 600
on deposit at the Metropolitan Bank
subject to her personal check. Gray
don convinces her there are no. strings
tied to the proposition" and has his
chauffeur take her to. the banker. An
drew Eggleston. Graydon's old friend.
That evening. when Joanna hopes, to
talk confidentially with JOHN, her
f1ancee she finds also the eloquent ana
wealthy FRANCIS BRANDON. her
ing-room. Sensing the situation, Bran
don departs. after being assured of
later engagement.
Joanna promises to share her fortune
with John, but he will not believe her
story and departs with utmost coldness.
Perplexed because John, as. well as
COHEN, the furrier, and even her land
lady. MRS. ADAMS. now distrust her,
Joanna goes to Graydon. He offers no
advice. but hopes that John will apollo
gize. Joanna suddenly realizes that
only Brandon can show her the way
to 20. ,,,,, 80, v., p..rao,
Introduces her to YvoNNE COUTANT.
Roddy Kenilworth, rich, ROMANTIC idler,
admits he will try his hand for Joanna.
He knows Brandon is the one thing
Yvonne desires that she hasn't got.
Yvonne invites Joanna to live with
launched hEf but 1T It is suggested that Jo-
anna withhold her decision until later.
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Storyofa Modern Girl
and a Million Dollars

Of it, if it should cost me the thing
want John to think of mel!
She was gazing at him too ear
nestly not to see! His hardness
vanished from his face and his eyes
as gently as the passing of a shad-
ow. His fingers reached out for the
Jade paperweight and toyed with 1t,
as she had observed him do during
her first visit to him. When he
spoke again it was as If she were
not there; as If he spoke to mem
DRY:
Yes, there are times when money
doesn't count. So long as youth
knows this, everything's all right"
Joanna nodded to him, quietly, ST.
lently. At that moment she under
stood that something had gone from
one to the other of them. But she
couldn't for the life of her, explain
what. In a moment she was telling
him about John; of their school days,
and Of their coming together again
in the city when she was ION her
own" and he, with neither fortune
nor chance, began to build for his
career. OF her hope in him, and of
their plans, plans that had all gone
awry.
But have they?" Eggleston in
terrupted. Doesn't he figure, some
way, in your prospects,
Joanna considered Yes" she ad-
mitted. But don't know how-yes;
I don't think I'd make him happy.
just yet. There's a lot for him to
learn, as there is for me-" Then
she added, brightly. But I'll figure
it all out soIneway! And now, may
have some more Of my money?
I'm going to begin to spend, you
know"
Copyright, 1925, H. L. Gates)
Go Be Continued.)
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Puzzle aDav

This is the insignia of the cham
pion basketball team Of the north
eastern district. They have chosen
it because they always play on the
square. And If you recut it, you will
discover that it was made from q
square.
What is the fewest number of cuts
necessary to make this insignia form
a square?
Last puzzle answer:
The easiest way to work the last
puzzle is by process of elimination.
There are only three states in the
u. S. A. having four-letter names:
Utah, Iowa and Ohio. The answer
is Ohio. A prophecy equals omen
minus 0 equals men or people; a
port equals harbor minus equals
arbor or a bower; perfect pattern
equals ideal minus 1 equals deal or
a transaction; jewel equals opal
minus a equals pal or a friend.
Ohio" gre the letters removed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-07

Cattle and corn were see-saw
factors in the market of 1924, ac-
cording to the Sears Roebuck Ag-
ricultural Foundation survey. The
past three feeding seasons, begin
ming with the year 1921-1922, have
written comfortable profits for the
cattle feeders, the last half OF
each year registering g large num-
Der of cattle on corn-belt pastures.
Last year, however, with corn high
and scarce, fewer feeder cattle
were bought.
The western and southwestern
cattle industry had an extraordi-
nary hard time last year, for prices
on feeder cattle. as well as the
grass-finished product, were so
low that little but loss has accrued
to thee ranchmen. August to No
vember-months during which the
cattlemen usually enter the mar
ket and when the prices for feeder
cattle indicate the relative pros
perity of the cattle growers-re-
corded very low prices for western
kind again in 1924
With corn advancing from q low
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( Births

Allen and Babelle Kennard. 400 Terrace
Harry and Helen Maxwell. 1902
. Raiah and Sophia Williams. Alb e
: Harry and Margaret Stewart. a2o N. La
Iden and Halle Cox. 1850 sangster.
Robert and Rose Linehan. 1882 Trow.
Harry and Anna washburn. f135 Oliver
John and Sophia McAndrews. 1885 Nc
Jesse and Helen Bowman. c411 Dear
John and Ella Breeder. 23s s. Summit
Isadore and Anne Herskovits, Methodist
Charles and Maggie Duncan. e5o N.
Rgdclph and Edith Bosch. Methodist
Clarence and Nettie Hosue, 217 u. Addi-
Robert and Mabel Norwood. 7e4 Con-
Harry and Tessie STAFFORD. 1853 w.
Riverside Parkway.
Paul and Grace Sullivan, 1909 Cornell.
s S5is ana Sn "a s Tfia E9S ga
Alton and Helen Young, $50 Roach.
Arthur and Aims White. 1884 N.
Harrison and Lucy Nicely. s21 w. Wis
Peter and Margaret Deitz. soo5 Mere
John and Geraldine Kinsey. 1891
tkO4cle.
Thomas and Laurabei Trefs. Methodist
Ira and Virginia Ferry, 127 Mclean PI
:, Clyde and Mary Cron, lilo W. New
York.
Robert and LUCILLE Smock. 973 Elm.
Alya and Lucille Hendrfxson. 524 Ham
John and Ruth Edwards. 2s17 W wal
nut.
Gilbert and Helen Holland. 1869 Blaine.
boys.
girls.
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HAWKINS is FREE;
FIGHTS REMOVAL
Hamilton (O) Men Provide
$4,000 Bond.
BIZ Times gDekal

BIZ Times sDe@aI
DAYTON. Ohio. Jan. free
under bond Of $4,000. Morton 8.
Hawkins. formerly president Of the
Hawkins Mortgage Company Of
Portland, Ind. Carried on his
preparations today to fight removal
to Indiana.
Hawkins is wanted in Indiana to
answer charges Of conspiracy to use
the mails in scheme to defraud.
He jumped bond of $500 and dis
appeared when his case was called
for trial before Judge Ferdinand S.
Geiger in Federal Court at Indiana
polls. Oct. 1. He was arrested here
last Friday.
The bond was provided Tuesday
evening by David Pierce and DIR.
Mart Milliken, both of Hamilton,
Ohio. It is understood it was oh
tanned through efforts of Hawkins
mother, Mrs. Geneva Hawkins.
Hawkins and Al. L. Winterman Inn
mediately left for Marion, Ohio, to
confer with Fred s. Warner, Haw-
kins' attorney, regarding removal
proceedings which viii come up be-
fore Andrew S. Iddings, United
States commissioner. here Monday.
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point in June, cattle-f finishing did
NJ. offer an attractive investment.
Receipts for 1924 were heavy
enough to compare favorably with
those of the past few years, al
though the supply for the last two
or three months was largely of
medium and heavyweight cattle,
commanding distinctly disappoint-
ing prices. Fat yeArlings were
scarce and brought very high
prices.
The high price of corn and the
disappointing prices on intermedi-
ate grades of cattle resulted In a
much smaller movement of feeders
to the corn belt during 1924.
Not only has the movement been
much smaller, but, in addition, a
great many of the feeder cattle
have been warmed up" and
rushed back to market without
proper finishing Liquidation was
the outstanding trend in the cat
tie market without proper finish
ing. Liquidation was the outstand-
ing trend in the cattle market at
the close of 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-07
TWO QU|ZZED IN
HOLD-UP KILLING
Brothers Held as Suspects
in Murder.

Two brothers, age q and 20. were
held on vagrancy charges under high
bond today, to be questioned in con-
nection with the hold-up and muir
der Saturday night of Harry Blythe.
So, grocer at Legrande Ave. and Sin
gleton st. Arrests were made by
Detectives Peats, Higgs. Hillman
and Allen.
John Schier, 1925 S. State Ave.
clerk in the grocery, who handed
Blythe the gun that precipitated the
duel in which the grocer was killed.
said the older brother looked some
thing like" the bandit who did the
shooting.
The brothers also were being
questioned concerning other hold
ups.
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Marriaue Licenses

William Dowden. 81, 53l Concord. drill
press: Edna Robson, 22, 1883 y. Harding.
chauffeur; Ella NJ. Ross. Is. 524 u Indi-
ss hsY a9aP Psns j. s yss.ss snf fsS
Louis O. Groce. 90 FlackvillO, Ind.
truck driver; Leora +. Lawrence. 10. $40
6 william Nv ". Travis, 81, e4s N. Ais
bbama, fireman; Inez H. Walters. %, 31S
james Powell 2l. 40 Albert. janitort
Louise Phillips. 90 412 Albert.
Z George Hamptop, 50. 8 s. Pine, Capitol
! gransier CO. Mary A. Young. 4S, 1918
jean 19'q White la Il. Si4o Pleasant. laborer
Vera Tso M johnson ssDss Is 1870 US Psasan
salesman; Gretchen Snyder, ~, 1858
msssdn 5 i 9l' Raas q S 81 R 9qPfE
hois, q. S. stamper.
Wallace +. Barnhart 81. South Bend.
md, musician; Florence L. Lindley, 20.
Wiley o. Hi. Jrs. 10. Evansville, Ind.
CLERK Kathryn Kelly. 10 Indianapolis.
decorator; Ruby Williams. 10 2046
william Beebe. 40, lae ". Nineteenth,
Emory Emory r. Baxter. "a. sa2 West Drive,
automobiles; Ruth & Fromm. 81 251I
Pearl H Jay. 25, Mt. Comfort garage:
john A Bowman, 30. 1919 College.
grocer; Florence q. Willard. 90. 3242 Col
Solomon Captain, 90, 115 w. Mccarty.
sssslessman; Winifred Woolf. 2s. lis W.
william e. English. 81. Indianapolis.
retired attorney farmer. business man:
Helen Orr English. a3 indianapolis
Joseph Lawson. o. Springfield H.
stenographeri Rosie z. Donovan. IS. $40
0rviile r Lewis 20. s25 N. New Jer-
sey. carpenter Ethel Downs. 20. AIS n.
Alabama, waitress.
Harold g. Nelman. %. Broad Ripple
mechanic; EVELYN Ashley. IL Broad
John Ii Courtney %. IT. Harrlslsn. soi-
diez Garnelt Hendr5ck, n 18aQ kdee.