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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-28
LITER BREAKS
love SPELL;
DENIES KILLING
Leaves Cell to Accuse Old
Mistress of Staying
Husband.
PRISONER OF PASSION
Locked in Closet a Months,
Is Charge; Saw Murder
Through Knothoie.
By United Press

By United Press
LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec. 28.-John
g. Beier, 20, serving a life sentence
in the state prison at Waupun, to-
day was prepared to face the farm
woman who eight years ago "kept
him for herself" and to accuse her
of the murder for which he was i'm
prisoned. ..-,..
Beier arrived here under guard
and hastened to seek accomplish
ment of the purpose for which
Governor Fred r. Zimmerman has
granted him a five day "leave of
AabSence" from the penitentiary.
According to his claims, Beier has,
fter eight years behind Waupun's
Dprison walls, shaken off the spell"
which Mrs. Helen Biesen Bartovitch
cast about him when he was boy, a
spell which, he says, made him do
the woman's bidding from the time
he was IA years old until after his
conviction for the murder of Nick
Biesen, her first husband.
Tired of Being Hero
Now, he says, he is tired of being
a hero" and suffering life impris-
onment for a crime which his mis-
tress committed. He will seek while
here to wiring from her what he
says is the truth about the murder
and to send her to complete pay
ment of the debt some one owes
society for Biesens death.
Beier, who says he pleaded guilty
to the murder charge when he
didn't even know what the word
guilty meant" because he was
enamored of Mrs. Biesen when he
was IA years old and lived on a
farm adjoining that of her husband.
Locked in Closet
The lifer who is making his fight
for liberty tells an amazing story of
how he was "hypnotized" by the
farm woman. who was many years
his senior, of love affair with her
that lasted more than seven years,
of how she locked him in a closet
and kept him there for herself"
for four months releasing him after
she had shot and killed her hus-
band.
Beier decided to leave Wisconsin
in April, 1920, he told the Governor
and prison officials. He planned to
go to Dakota and forget his love af-
fair with his neighbor's wife. After
notifying his parents of his de-
partlre, he stopped at the Biesen
home to tell Mrs. Biesen good-by.
Mrs. Biesen, he said, refused to
allow him to leave and after a
stormy scene locked him in a closet
which she had built especially for
hshe purpose. She kept him there
I'll Aug. 26, 1920, the day her hus-
ssIfA was killed.
n Describes Murder
i On that day, Beier says, Mrs
U BieSen and her husband visited at
i her mothers house. They quar-
Nreled about the farm and returned
'ahome about noon with the quarrel
'e Through a knothole in his closet
arprison, Beier says he saw Biesen
attack his wife with a butcher knife.
Mrs. Biesen ran into a bedroom he
says and procured shotgun. When
Biesen started into the room she
shot him, the charge almost blow
ing his head away. Beier claims
that from his prison he could look
directly upon the spot where the
husband fell dead.
After the killing, Mrs. Biesen re-
leased hi mand he returned home,
later coming to Madison, where he
n 1.rnrfol cavyO,.oI xYyooIyc In
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FAMILY LIFE FADING,
SCIENTISTS ARE TOLD

Affection Pointed Only Tie Remain
ing That Really Binds.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-Fam1ly life
is racing toward decadence at a
Eapid rate, DR.. w. F. Ogburn of the
University of Chicago told the
American Sociological Society in
convention here.
DR.. Ogburn said that originally
there we're ties that held families
together affection, economics, re-
ligion, protection, recreation, educa-
ton and family status.
There remains of these original
ties now only the tie of affection,
which really binds" he said.
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Accused of EmbezzIing $4,000

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 25.-
Enrico Coomune, 81, was arrested
Apre today, charged with embez-
ing $125,OO0 from the Italian
namber of Commerce, New York,
lore than a year ago. Coomune
IS secretary of the Chamber of
mmerce.
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GAS MEETING DELAYED
Trustees Postpone Farley Because OF
Board Members Illness.

The conference of Citizens Gas
Company directors and trustees
scheduled for Thursday afternoon
was postponed indefinitely because
of the illness of Robert Lieber, q
trustee.
The officials desired that all trus-
tees be present at the session whic7
was called to discuss the personal
stand of directors preliminary to
their reelection Jan. IA.
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The cost is smaIl-wherever you
|. Basic rate by telephone to CHI
EGO only $1.05.-Advertisement.
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Twins to
! Be at the
L y r i c
lolIies Bergere Dancers
viii Be Featured at
| Keith'S,

AN ANTONIO'S 'Sianaese Twins
~ Daisy and Violet Hilton, in their
appearance at the Lyric Theater
next week, are to offer what is said
to be the most unusual natural at
traction in the world-themSelves.
In being born joined together at
the base of their spineS, theirs is a
distinction that is without a rival.
No other "Siamese Twins" are alive
today.
These two charming, talented
young girls of 10 offer more than the
opportunity of viewing in them one
Of the strangest of human wonders
mankind has ever seen; in an ar
tistically and tastefully presented
offering Of song, dance, music and
comedy, they prove they are not
freaks" but wholesome and charm
ing young girls, skilled in all arts
OF the theater-each with a person
atty distinct and individual.
Born in England, the Hilton girls
we're brought to San Antonio, Texas,
by their uncle and aunt in their
early infancy-hence the term under
which they are known the world
over-"The San Antonio Siamese
Twins
Not only do they carry on their
work In notwithstanding, play
ing musical instruments, singing and
other theatrical ccomplishments-
with the ease and freedom Of move
ment Of normally built girls, but
they get the greatest enjoyment out
of almost every athletic diversion;
they play tennis and golf, swim
even box.
In being the only 'S1ameSe Twins"
alive today an enormous interest is
attracted to their vaudeville appear
ance at this theater next week,
where in an artistic and entertain
ing offering they are to make their
vaudeville debut. Only once in so
many hundred years is there such
a phenomenon to be seen in the
theater as the "Siamese Twins"
The bill will include:
KAFKA, STANLEY AND MAE
International aerial stars, who will
offer a thrilling aerial display
mingled with his own original brand
of comedy.
BURNS TWINS-Ofering an en-
tertaining melange of songs and
dances.
LUM AND WHITE-Two charm
ing misses in a comedy-harmony
show written by Joseph K. Watson,
entitled "Oriental and Occidental"
RUBIN SISTERS-Four charm
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Teddy Joyce

and Ernie, staff artists of Station
KWY, Chicago, are following up
their popularity won via air with a
vaudeville tour, during which they
are winning an even larger follow
ing.
FARNELL AND FLORENCE
Comedy team from the West. but
with record of eastern successes
behind them also.
KENO AND GREEN-Joe and
Rosie, another comedy team.
MAXINE AND BOBBY-Maxine
is a little fox terrier, and Bobby, her
trainer, puts her through many
tricks.
THE BLUE DANUBE-The pho
toplay feature, a romantic drama
with the Danube River as a back
ground, stars Leatrice Joy and fea-
lures Joseph Schildkraut and Nils
Asther. Other well-mown players
in the cast are Seena Owen, May
Robson, Albert Gran and Frank
Reicher.
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ing girls, accomplished musicians
and vocalists, playing many in
struments and singing several we'll
selected songs.
MAYO AND BOBBE-A true-to-
life farce by two men, written by
the inimitable Herman Timberg,
providing these two laughgetters
with suitable vehicle for their
comedy.
ON THE SCREEN-Roach COM
edy, What Every Ice Man Knows"
Will Rogers, Keeling Down the
Rhine" Aesops Fable; Kilograms.
LOOKING OVER
BOTH KEITH BILLS
CASTOR and Andree, two adagio
dancers. for several years prior to
coming to America, were the prin-
cipal dancing attraction at the
Follies Bergere, will head the vaude-
vile bill for the first half Of the
week Of March 5.
CASTOR and Andree are favorites
both in Europe and America, and
recently gave a command perform
ance before the king and queen of
Spain. An ankle lift and many
difficult and graceful dives and
catches feature their work. They
are assisted by two young girls.
Other acts on the bill for the
first half Of the week are:
THE LOOS BROTHERS Billy
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IL u. ERE AND NOW, as clear,
as understandable as we can II
make it, we pledge our word and vi
our all that the bond of faith
existing between the Indiana,
Circle and Ohio Theatres and the people Of In
dianapolis shall never be violated. Regarding our
possession as public trust and, basing our
policy on the fine principles laid down by the
Directors Of the Circle Theatre Company, we
shall so conduct the theatres as to hold the nspir
ing friendships and goodwill that is additionally
theirs. II
You probably have heard of change in man
ascment. In this you are mistaken. There never
will be change. The Indiana, Circle and Ohio
Theatres always have been and always will be-
managed-by the people Of indianapolis. ~
They are your theatresl Down through the
years they have become part Of your lives-they
have made you wclcomc-they have entertained
you-they have won a place in your hearts.
And, in the years to come, they will continue to
be your theatres, striving each day, each week
and each year to maintain the fine sentiment and
glorious traditions Of the past. -
There will be no changes except those made
necessary by the progress Of time and by the
progress Of the motion picture industry. For
instance, plans are being formulated to beautify
the Circle Theatre so that this house, beloved by
all Indianapolis, may maintain its national repu-
tation as one Of Americas finest.
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For your unwavering support and for your
loyalty to the theatrical enterprises, the opera
ton Of which we recently relinquished, we extend
to you our deepest appreciation. The theatres
became such an intimate part Of the lives of the
people in this great city that, in the transfer Of
operations, we were solicitous in placing the
theatres into the hands Of those who would con-
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Ray in Picture
Charles Ray, now appears In sup
port of Miss Griffith in the Garden
Of Eden"
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to the people
of indianapolis %

Charlie Davis and his band, rivaling for SUI
premacy any other in the country, will continue
at the Indiana Theatre, as will the entire person.
mel Of all three theatres, including the Service
Stats, Musicians and Mechanicians.
The partnership aAiliation with the great
national circuit Of Publix Theatres, assures you
of the finest stage shows and photoplay attrac-
tons, as we'll as the advantages accrling from
the experience gained in operating more than
one thousand theatres in every part Of the
country. W
The Indiana Ballroom, dedicated to dancing,
will continue its policy for the development of
this wholesome, delightful form Of entertain
ment. We repeat, there will be no changes except
those decreed and demanded by the people Of
indianapolis. WI
In conclusion, permit US to state creed and
platform: pxapsA asSN
XESOlbE6: That tie INDIANA, CIRCLE and
ONO THEATRES end INDIANA BALLROOM, belong
ing 10 the people Of Indianapolis, shall StiOe, in hkS
years to come, to be as worhy Of the peoples conf
dence as they haze SIc4yJ been in The past ~.
SKOURAS-PUBLEX
THEATRES COMPANY
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INDIANAPOLIS
meet the Skouras-Publix Theatres Company
by
ard o Directors the Theatre

tinue to uphold the ideals, policies and traditions
The Skouras Brothers may be strangers to yc'
but we know them as high-minded gentlemen
extremely successful, whose word is as good a
their bondp'
We respectfully bespeak for them the friendli
ness and the goodwill that you SO LIBERAL,
bestowed upon US.
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LII. ERE AND NOW, as clear,
as understandable as we can
make it, we pledge our word and
our all that the bond Of faith
existing between the Indiana.
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Sgnedy BOARD Directors of Tie
OF
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SAl.E-HOUSES.
$l1,500 BUYS
A COZY GROOM HOME
lust OFF 10th ST.

This distinctive little house consists of re-
ceptiun hall living room (open freplacel
dining room with French doors leading to
rear porch. kitchen. pantry ON the first floor;
three bedrooms. tile bath and screened sleep.
Ing porch on the second floor.
This little gem of Il home Is up to datt
In every Dual has oak floors: hOt-watci
heat. ia beautifully decorated and in perfect
condition and can I've had an very easy terms.
For details after g pm. phone our Mr.. Con
MrKEEyER & GOSs.
1915 X St Main 475-.
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SAIIE-IIOIJSES.

FOR SALE TO COLORED; NEAR 18th AND
w SITS. n.w.---Brick. u r.. b.. cleo: AL con
ditiOn: price. $3.50: $500 cash. balance like
IT, IT, CARTER.
3OS Investment Bldg. 9Th and X Sts
Muit AIM
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THoS. J. OWEN & son. aCCTIONEERs.
li25 Eye 81. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES S.A DELAFIELD PLACE

SaOhl bhit n DN kII.lNG, KNOWN As
NORTHWEST
Ry Siriue OF \ CERTAIN d-cd o. trust daly
reconfrSi ON Marrh IU. i0!u As instruments
No lsb among the land rsxpriS OF the nss-
rtct OF Columbia. ami at tNs rsel5sss of thu
party secuTtSs Thereby the undersigned trus-
ices Viii sell ii puhic atlctton, ia t-ouf OF
me Premises, on WEDNESDAY THE fis-
IEENTh DAY OF FEBRUARY Al 1923.
AT FOtR-THtRTY O'CLOCK I'm the fol-
lowing s.cssrtt~d land amt pNnrns.~s situate
nv TOE u, street ut CHiurstHs. aas tsesi aa ted
As aa. tStnS tot ulsnt fsrs< GuuJTxd
rlEhss-nlne 1882 IL, Morris Tatnis' .us<.,-
vlsson 81 sItsare nUra}S.TsS. thirty nun irs<i
ien t5oint, a. rsNr Plat reverted 10 the Office
OF thc surveyor foe the riStggct OF CoiaaiIsa.
IN ll'ser al 81 ioltv los
Isfns: sod ssGt,iecs 10 \ Crso- 6esNi OF
tFust Tor -. 40 ~ Iarsacr PARTICULARS Of
WHICH Will n" annouaevyi az s,s1le OF sale the
hurchase pgicc above szszt tcgi>s 10 se maid
Y 'aSh. dcp<,sgt ~ SsuU IN reGts1rsS.
tonNetaaNhS rstuyUiHg- etc. at purchasers
cost Terms to ~ ,'0rlp,tvxs Wtttt w.sstn az.
teen tlS1 dats pthevW tss, deposit forfeited
ana the property aiay h~ s,:ycrttSe<. ass,t NJ
sold At iae IiscretsVat of tat. Erasss-vS
AkfHtfk J, BRiIS;ETr,
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SALE-HOUSES.
New Detached Home
of individuality.
CHEVY CHASE

This delightful completely detached
brick and stone home OF English
architecture 10 nearing completion
and has been priced for immediate
sale. Surrounded ny stately trees on
u lot 80 by 40 IT,. in one Of the
incest sections in Chevy Chase. II
contains six unusually well arranged
rooms dressing rOofi, Oh Of the mas.
ter bedroom and two completely tiled
baths The walls are finished in
tinted moreno and the inside wood
work In all chestnut. There IL q de.
tachcd garage
Prited ut SIR50O on attractive
terms II Is worthy of the inspection
OF the most discriminating.
PHONE ADAMS 9792 AFTER 6 PM.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
improved Property Situate at
Northwest Corner Of Trinidad
Ave. and Raum St. NE.

BY virtue ~ certain deed OF trust. GATED
July IA. 1925. being Instrument No. 30,
recorded july IS. 1895. among the land
records OF the District OF Columbia. and as
the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell al public
auction. IN front of the premises. on FRI.
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF FEB
RUARI. AID. 1928. AT Two-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm. The following described land
and premises situate ia the county of wash
ington. District of Columbia. and designated
afEi beiny lots 1. :. ami ) In block 13 of
the Washington Brick Machine Company's
subdivision of Trinidad" as per plat re-
eors'esi In the nffite of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia in Liher County q. at
fol.o i2o; subject 10 the covenants and re-
strlrtious of rs~Slri , 4
Terms of sale: All cash A derosit Of
5000 Will he requires! at tine of sale. All
convey anclns. recording. etc. at cost OF par-
chaser. Terms of sale 20 he complied with
within thirty DAYS from day of sale other
wise the trustees reserve the right tn resell
tho property at the rlsx ami cost of default
ins purcha>ef. after FIVE dass' advertisement.
OF such nNsaie ~ some newspaper published
ia Washington. ID. T.
=. n R0EScH
fERSAED PETIT
III - =
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
BIG GROOM H0u1SE-BtuTlN GARAGE
ONLY S.95u--Slo0 CASH.

UNI % EoV--SIUU IASH.
II you are looking for real bargain In
Q good Northwest section. II Will pay you
Co Inspect this big Groom home with 3 iarge
covered porches high elevation. com
venient TO stores schools. churches and trans,
portatlor facilities Tiled bath with buiit-in
tub and shower master bedroom across en-
tire front OF house; well equipped Kitchen:
huiit,in. garage: deep lot - naved alley In
rerfecs condition. nnwly : lated and paint vain,
ern fonvenienrcs This i."a'e is prircd fer
immediate sale At Sen5 only 500 cash
and essv monthly n3N"'- = Call Lincoln
-063-W for arpninte>r - tt,spect
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APPROACHED BY 10th ST.
AND MUST BE SOLD.

for you io obtain nj less than cost of pro-
dtlction u BRICK home. Just one-half square
of 18th II. aud within two squares OF Rock
Greek Park and the golf Course.
This beautiful home - brand new and con
sists Of hall with wrap CLOSET. q living room
with op'n Fireplace unusually iarye dining
rUom breakfast room extensively flushed.
ea, inret with ~speriaiiy Designed cabinet
with electric refrigerator and tile floor: all
downstairs ceilings are tinted.
tin the second floor the main bedroom has
n private shower bath. and in addition there
are THREE other rtoms with another bath
mpletrty finished room ersiar clasct and
II 1raye room IN the attic Oak noors on
FIRST and serond floors. All windows are
pIstc glass in steel frames, stair rail nj
wrough hit iron. Enuuesti onahir this is one of
the biggest bargains ever Offered in wash
iugton for <l@ 500 and Gear hrick garage
10 Included ~ this prev.
For information after q pm. phone our
Nc. ROBERT LEWIS. Adams 1873.
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REDUCED 81 600 FOR QUICK SALE.
BIG GROOM NV HoME-3 PORCHES.
ONLY S7.950-S60 A MONTH.
An attractive brick home on 0fnot
street IN splendid Northwest community.
convenient Ia schools. stores. churches and
Transportation; Covered concrete front porch
and tiled bath: bright tiled kitchen with
bu,it.in reirigerator; concrete cellar with
room for garage In perfect condition: beau
ufuly decorated: hardwood floors. 3 cedar
closets. hot-water heat. electricity and all
modern convemences. An unusual offering
at 1880. price which represents reduc-
ton of 81 900 for quick sale. Small cash
.24S for further details and appointment to