davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-01-28

I'm accidente automovilistico ocu-
] rio ell domingo por la manana, EN-
las cercanias de esta ciudad. en- Ia
~carretera antigua de esta ciudad a
p Isabel. hahiendo sufrido serios
desperfectos un automovil que TIL
uulaba Maurice Breen, residente de
esta ciudad. v un guayin propiedao
del ST. Domingo Ayala.
FL guayfn en- que venia Ayala Sc
hizo pedazos 8 consecuencias del
chooue. mientrss que Ell auto en- que
venia Breen. fue q dar so5re una
cuneta que sc ~encuentra al lado DEL
canine. no volcAndose por suerte,
\ pesar de 10 aparatoso del acct
dente. N,
Avala tiene una lecheria en- Ell
rslnto conocido antiguamente con
al nombre de Los Placeres."
George Miller. diputado de She
riff investig0 Ell accidente.
Ayala no sufr1o lesiones seriaS,
nj Breen. segun fuimos informadoS
hoy.
, 1935-01-28
Capturadas
Cuatro Personals

PAULS VALLEY. Oklahoma. Enc
70 28.=Pl-Dos hombres Y dos mu-
jeres. que Sc buscaban por un re-
ciente rObo de Banco en- Buffalo.
Texas, fueron arrestados por los
agentes federales hoy en- Foster,
cerca de este lugar.
Los agentes federales salier0n
Embellishments para In ciudad de
Oklahoma. despues de la captura.
NO r~evelaron los nombres de los
cautivos. nj discutieron los detalles
&c In captura-
Los oficiales dc Pauls Valley d.
cen que los prissoneros "estaran en-
la ciudad de Oklahoma e. 80 MI
nut0S."
see cree que no Sc dispararon t.
ros durante la captura del cuarteto.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Enero rs. up
-Cayendo al aclarar el dia, los
agentes del DEPARTMENT. de JUS
ticia. ayudados por los rangers de
Texas v diputados de sheriff de
Oklahoma. hoy arrestaron a dos
hombres que Se buscaban en- con-
exion con ell Robo dc $1,000 a un
banco de Buffalo. Texas. ocurrido
hace dlez dlas. Y dijeron que habian
r~ecobrado como S1.420 de 10 roba-
do.
Los dos hombres fueron Cory
Hudson. de 20 amos. de Bryan. Tex
as. y Arthur Written. de n amos,
de Mineral Springs. Arkansas.
Con ellos fuerpn arrestadOs dos
mujeres, identificadas como Minnie
Rogers. de 20 amos de edad. Y Rose
Marker. de 20 amos. las dos de Over
ton. Texas.
Los cuatro fueron arrestados en-
Ia casa de una labor cerca de
Wynnewood. no muy lejos de Pauls
Valley. Los dos hombres estaban
armados pero no o~frecieron resis-
tencia.
Los arrestos fueron anunciados
por Dwight Brantley. encargado de
Ia division de Oklahoma del Depar-
tamento de Justicia-
, 1935-01-28
Muchos Arrestos En-
San Antonio, Texas

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Enero q.
PEI Sheriff Albert w. West ".
" su eScuadron rolante arresto n 1875
personals en- esta ciudad. en- la ter
minaci6n de "a semana. acus4ndo-
los de vagancia, de permanecer en-
los salones de billares sin negocio,
de juego y de Ia manufacture casern
de cerveza.
En- una incursion a un salon de
biIlares y casa de juego. Ell Sheriff
West arTest6 a cuarenta. Los cuales
fueron llevados Ella Carcel del Con-
dado. En- otra incursion 50 mas fue-
ron arrestados. " ell Sheriff resolvid
FL probIema de transportation con
Supplements hEcerlns marchar ha-
cia In carrel del Condado.
, 1935-01-28
9 NJ i R { 5
ACUSADAS DE-
HOMICIDE

DEBRECZEN, Hungrfa, Enero %.
R-Variag escenaS fuer0n vistas
aqui, cuando nueve mujeres acusa-
das de haber envenenado a sus ma
ridos Y a otroS parientes. en- orden
de obtener Sis p~ropiedades, cuando
fueron llevadas al jurado.
Entire las evidencias del eStado Sc
encontraban 10 cuerpos que fueron
exhumados, de la miSma manera
que redomas de veneno v organos
disecados uu~eofrecian una groteSca
vista en- Ell salon de la Corte.
VestidaS con sus trajes caSeroS
compuestos de piel de carnero. boz
tas de cuero y con capuchas dc ba-
dana. las prisioneras, todas las
cuales son campeSinas. presentahan
una vista de inocencia que parecia
completamente abultada por Ia e.
videncia de su presunto crimen.
AlgunaS de las acusadas. especial
mente Ia sonora de 7- amos, que Sc
alega es In lider de las envenena-
doras. Ia sonora John Hagy. esta-
ban vestidas con las tocas de luto,
como lamentandose de las muertes
de los hombres de ouienes Sc acusa
haber envenenado.
mo he tenido ningun gusto con
mi viudeS." dijo Ia sonora Hagy-
que tambien esta acuSada de haber
envenenado a cuatro personals mas
EN- Su testimonio. "pOr que habfa
de matar a mi eSpos0."
Detras de cada una de las nueve
acusadas eStaba un Soldado o ell
caSco dc hero. La presencia de los
soldados prestaba I'm aspecto mas
macabro a Ia dignidad de Ia Sala
de Ia corte que Sc encontraba lena
de espectadores. y cuyas luces dc
gas. ~aparecian mas debiles debido
a I'm fuerte aguacero que GAIA,
Sc espera que la mayor parte de
las prisioneras. 81 son convictaS. sean
colgadas. Y que las demas scar SEN
tenciadas a prfsi0n perpetua.
, 1935-01-28
Los Funerales Del
Sr. Cabrera Hoy

How a las cuatr0 de IA tarde. Sc
verificara el sepelio en- Ell Panteon
Antique de esta ciudad del cadaver
del ST.. Sotero Cabrera, de "a amos
de edad. ell cual fallecio en- esta
ciudad ell domingo.
Sobreviven al ST. Cabrera un her
mano. Marcelino. Y una sobrina. am
hos RESIDENCES de esta ciudad. en- 81
barrio conocido con Ell nombre del
Ramireno.
FL difunto era miembro de la So
ciedad Benito Juarez. asi como de
otras sociedades mutualistas.
Socios de Ia "Juarez" integraran
el corteio funebre. segun fuimos in
formados hoy.
La Agencia de Inhumaciones
"Delta' 'tiene a cargo los f~unerales.
, 1935-01-28

NEnA&AANA 49,
MATAMOROS. lamps. Enero Is.
FL Departamcnto de Trafico de
esta ciudad ha comenzado a expe-
dir los credenciales para los cho-
feres de sitio. segun fuimos infor-
mados hoy.
III Departamerto pide informes
de Ia conducta de los conductors
AZ vehfculos de sitio al G. PreSi-
dente Municipal. quien ordena cue
40 den los datos references de los
archives polic!acos, enviando estos,
tai ' como Sc encuentran en- los
rartes de policia 81 es que los hay.
~ iefe del Departamento del Ira
go para 81 pfcpla information.
serun Sc nos informo. unica-
mente aouellos i~ndividuos que ten
can buena conducta Sc les expedira
fns credenciales para poder name
lar AUTOMOBILES de sitio.
, 1935-01-28

BATON ROUGE. La. Enero rs.
P-El teniente Lester Cave, de IA
| Guardia Nacional. acompahado de
I'm soldado, hoy visit6 Tn oficina del
Sheriff Robert Petit. del condado
de East Baton Rouge. y do instruc-
clones al Sheriff. de cue lie diera
una lista de ~prisi0neros que Ne en-
cuentran en- la carcel del Condado.
Una inspection de las armas fue
entnces hecha en- la oficina del
Sheriff. q
, 1935-01-28
Sigue La Hostilidad
Contra Huey Long

BATON ROUGE. La, Enero 20.
PEI centric de Ia tensa hostilidad
eitre las fuerzas armadas de Huey
Long v las de los ciudadanos ar
mados con escopetas de munici6n
que estan muy en- contra de In
dictadura del Senador. sc encamina
hacia Ell norte hoy, hacia los con-
dados de Feliciana en- donde las
personals que estan en- contra de
Long. entertainments guardian sus
planes.
Mientras que las reforzadas tro-
pas de los Guardias Nacionales es-
trictamente guardaron "a ley Mar
clal en- In ciudad de Baton Rouge,
en- I'm circulo de acero al rededor
de To- edificios del Capitolio del
Estado. los resentimientos reverve-
rar0n en- los C0ndados Gle Fellciana
del oeste y Ia del este.
, 1935-01-28
Por FORD MADDOX FORD
de Ia Associated Press

PENNINGTON, N. y. Ener0 "a
tRl-E ~prisionero eS reimbursement
Il sin color. Nc es de complexion
oScura nj clara, no es br0nceada nj
hlanco como q papel; no es sim
patico nj repudioSo.
Aun cuando Sc mueve, parece que
nj 10 hace; bien podr1a decirSe que
no eStA nj vivo nj muerto.
Sc sienta cuando no Sc encuen-
ira en- ell banqui.lo de los acuSados,
apretujado entire Ia enorme maSa
de genie. v q pesar de s do In
apariencia de encontrarse solo. ...
fuera de este mundo nuestro y de
nueStras esperanZas.
He visto expresiones Similares. Fl
momento m que e. prisionero dice
que sirvio en- la guerra Europea q
Ia edad de IL amos, y que habia ST.
, 1935-01-28
Junta de instruction
De La l.. Eastern Star

Mas de doscientas cincuenta per-
sonas. miembros de Ia orden de In
Estrella del Este. Se reunierOn hoy
en- el Temple MaS6nico en eSta
ciudad para celebrar una junta de
instruction.
Delegates de todas las LoEias de
Ia citada Orden. Sc encontraban
~presentes. Los delegates asistie-on
de todas las logias del DistritO Gin
co. de In Seccldn octava.
AL medic dia fueron agasaj9dog
los Delegates a In Junta con un
luncheon" en- Ia Iglesia Metodista
de eSta ciudad. mientras que Ten
tarde dc hoy n las seis " media se
verificara un banuuete en- IA lyle
sin Bautista. en- honor Gle los altos
d~ignatarios de las LogiaS que asis-
tieron q Ia junta de instruction.
, 1935-01-28

PANHANDLE. Texas. Enero ~.
RD-W. L. (Bil) Sickles de Pan
handle. que declare defensa propia,
en- Ia causa por Ell homicide de w.
K. Wright, empleado para revisar
los medidores de Ia ciudad, en- el
mes de Noviembre. fue absuelto
hoy. Wright muri6. segun sc alega,
Dor un Eolpe que recibio de un bas-
ton que empuhaba Sickles.
, 1935-01-28
SOCLALES


IL domingo POI la tarde, fue aga
salada con una "brisca" Ia Srlta.
F~redeSvinda Lozano, damita resi-
dente de la vecina ciudad de Ma
tamoroS, por Ia Srita. Luz Maria
Rangel. RESIDENCES de eSta ciudad.
La fiesta SO verified en- la resi-
dencia del ST. Eliseo Paroles. Gale
IA " Van Buren,, cuhado de la Srita.
Rangel, habiendo principiado a las
tres y media de Ia tarde.
Segun infornes que nos proper
cion0 la Srita. Rangel, ell agasa1o Sc
deblo q que Ia Srita. L0zan0 Sc re-
tro como directora de operadoras
do In telef6nica en- la vecina ciudad
de MatamorOs. puesto que Ocupara
ella pr0ximamente.
En- los partidoS de brisca que Sc
efectuaron, gano ell primer premio
In Srita. Guadalupe EisneroS. dc I'm
vecina ciudad de MatamoroS, y ell
ultimo In Srita. Aracelia Lozano.
La Sala d0nde sc efectu6 In fies-
Ia Sc encontraba decorada con un
motif" Gle corazones.
Despues de In fiesta se obSequi6
q las personas preSentes con cake y
chocolate.
Las damitas de La vecina ciudad
de Matamoros que estuvier0n pre-
sentes fuerOn las s~iguientes: SritaS.
F~redesvinda LOzano, Aracelia Loza-
no, "Felas Hernandez. Esperanto
Echazarreta. Maria de In Par Con-
z&lez " Guadalupe CiSneroS. DE
esta ciudad aSiStieron q Ia fiesta
las Sritas. Alicia v Consuelo Cue
IRA, Eva RendOn, " Luz Maria RAN
gel, y las Sras. Adelina l. de Ran
gel. " Guadalupe II. de Paroles.
Termino la "brisca" a las siete "
media de Ia noche.
Enlace Weaber- Cara
Ell domingo. en- Ia miSa de diez
v media, unieron sus destinos, en- In
Iglesia de In Immaculate Concep-
cidn, Ell Sr. Jorge Weaber. y Ia
Srita. Beatriz Cara. ambos resi-
denies de eSta ciudad.
Ell ST.. Weaber es hijo del Sr. Ro-
bertO Weaber " do I'm Sra. Martina
hinojosa: mientras que Ia hoy Sra
de Weaber es hija del ST.. Canulo
Cara tdifunto) " de In Sra Anita
Tamayo.
Ia ceremonial citada estuvo muy
c~oncurrida. habiendo apadrinado Ell
acta matrimonial, como primeros
padrinos, Ell ST.. Antonio Gutierrez y
ls sra. Isabel G. de Gutierrez.
Los recien ~desposados haran su
hoRar en- Brownsville.
En- esa ceremonial religi0Sa ofici0
ell Rev. Padre Francisco Balzola-
OtrO MatFimnni0
II Iunes po- la mahana, en- In
misa de siete y media. c~ontraJeron
matrimoniO en- In Iglesia dc In In
maculada Conception de esta ciu-
dad ell ST. Raul ReSendez v In Srita.
Herminia Won Hatten-
FL ST. Resendez es hii0 del ST.
Julio Resendez y de la Sra. Elvira
Pefia, mientras In ahora Sonora dc
Resendez Is hija del ST. Juan Won
Hatten y de In Sra Guadalupe Oil
wares de Won Hatten.
La ceremonial matrimonial se vio
bastante concurrida, p0r amistades
! de los desposados. Ofici6 en- In &C.
remonia referida el Rev. Padre >.
Varona.
Apadrinaron ell acto. como pri-
meros padrinos Ell 81. Gonzalo Ba-
IRON v su espoSa, In Sra. Refugio
W. de Barron
Los esposos Resendez haran 81
hogan en- Brownsville.
, 1935-01-28
Ell Tempo

Para Brownsville v I'll Vale: Par
cinlmente nublndo " un POGO mas
calido hoy en- ID noche: FL martes
estarA parcialmente nublado v mas
c6lido.
Vientos ligeros y moderados, Ia
mayor parte del sfIr. en- tn costa.
No hahrA camblos materiales en-
Ell voldmen De egua del Rio Grande
por algunos diaS.
, 1935-01-28

pMAA El
MATAMOROS, lamps. EnerD 26-
Martin Cruz de IN Rosa. resldente
de esta ciudad. QUEEN se habia fu-
gado de In faGina que hacfa In linn
pieza de las Gales aqui. fue cap
turado ell domingo p0r aEentes de
L. rolicfa Municipal. @ internadn
en- Ia carcel re nuevo. segun fuimos
infurmad0s hoy
, 1935-01-28

tDcrechos Reg, 1885. P0r I'm AP.l
GINEBRA. Enero 28.-Las fuen-
ties oficiales japcnesas dijeron hoy.
que el Japon v China estAn cerca
de Ilegar a un c0nvcnio de Rrandes
alcanccs. para In cooperation de IN
paz W al desarr0llD de China.
, 1935-01-28

Especial para 1T Herald0)
MATAMOROS. lamps. Enero 2B-
Francisco Ramirez Cara, pr6fugo
De esta ciudad, fue capturado hoy
por ell P0licia Municipal NO. 20, e
internado en- Ia carcel de la ciudad.
Segun Ell parte policiaco. Cara,
se habia fugado de In fagina que
hacia la limpieza de unas Gales en-
esta ciudad. desde hace algun ITEM
DO.
, 1935-01-28

MATAMORO6. lamps. Ennru IS
Luis Ancira Gomez. residents nm
MatamOrus. fu4 rcmItidD hoy n wv
COmandanclm ne Pollcln pnr hm~
berse fugado hace vnrlns diaS.
cuann0 " rumitidD w las aut0rl-
fadea Dor tnlta ANIL banhp de pnliclm.
, 1935-01-28

I'm notable novelista Ingles ex-
presa en- este capitulo u impre-
stones acerca de Bruno Richard
Hauptmann en- Ell banquillo de los
acusadoS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
OHIO GOVERNOR
PRAISES M'NUTT
ADMINISTRATION
Urges Legislators of Sister
State to Adopt Similar
Laws.

By Times Special
COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 23.-Paying
tribute to the Governor Of a sister
state. Gov. Martin L. Davey praised
the administration and executive
powers Of Gov. Paul V. McNutt Of
Indiana in an address before the
9lst General Assembly Of Ohio yes
terday.
Gov. Davey said in his remarks:
The State of Indiana has set US
a fine example of state government
reorganization and has demon
strated the substantial savings that
can be brought about through sane
procedure.
With a population only APPROX
mately one-half that Of Ohio, and
with wealth and tax revenues sub
stantially less than one-half of our
own, Indiana has been able to save
Sll,000,000 in a period Of two years
by sensible and businesslike reor-
gaT'-ation Of its government.
commend such procedure to
yoL I the sheer merit of the pro-
pos and the unacceptable logic Of
its enactment"
Gov. Davey took Office Jan. i.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
SO FINISH COURSE
AT SHORTRIDGE HIGH
Group to Be Graduated
Formally in June.

Tlirty-nine seniors have COM
pIeUed their credit requirements at
Shortridge High School and will be
graduated with the remainder of
their class in June, it was an
nounced today.
The graduates are Robert Ahern,
Gerald Bernstein, John Bowman,
Mary Hallean Crose, Wilma Louise
Cullinan, Ruth Dickerson, Ruth
Duckwall, Vincent Fiddler, Ralph
Floyd, Rosaleane Freije, Jeane Gam
so, Joseph Gardner, Louise Gold
smith, Homer Dean Hoatson, Gail
Hungerford, Isadore Katz, Otto
Kern, Jean Lang, Robert Lauth,
Janice Massey, Robert Mather,
Helen McAllister, Robert Mcdowell
Jr., Bernadine OConnor, Elizabeth
Paris, Henry Roger, Martha Rodgers,
Martha Lou Reynolds, Betty Rich
ardson, Myra Sacks, Charles Sacks,
Lyman Shedron, Hobart Shedron,
Florence Slutsky, Frank Durward
Staley, Edith Lee Starr, James
Voyles, Thelma WEIGH and Louise
Wilson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

new, scientific mixture of Extracts
from Medical Plants, known as
Indo-Vin which is now being intro
duced to crowds daily here in In
dianapolis by the Indo-Vin Man in
person at Hooks Drug Store, Hi
nois and Washington streets. Fol-
lowing is this widely-known Indi-
annapolis mans statement:
For years had almost suffered
death with kidney trouble" said
Mr.. Burk. My kidneys were so de-
ranged that they got me up all
night. 1 couldn't sleep on account
of this constant rising. would hear
the clock strike every hour and then
get up in the morning feeling as
worn out as though I had never
been to bed at all and would be
so stiff and sore across my kidneys
that I could hardly stand it. My
meals would sour in my stomach
and boat me up with gas. The
stomach gas would press on my
heart and put me in so much pain
with my chest that I would get
dizzy all over.
MY condition was awful and
Indo-Vin was the first medicine
in YEARS that had any effect on
me. and it has worked the misery
out Of my whole body. My kidneys
are acting in a normal manner now,
I can go TO bed and sleep and
don't have to keep getting up and
down all night and don't have
any kidney misery in my back. 1t
has put a complete stop to all the
gas misery and awful bloatlng
spells I used to have, and am not
afraid to eat any more because my
food is digeSting as good as it did
when I was a child. 1t simply i'm
proved my WHOLE SYSTEM and
I want TO publicly endorse it TO all
suffering people"
The Indo-Vin Man is now at
Hooks drug store. Illinois and
Washington SITS, Indianapolis,
daily meeting the public and intro
ducing and explaining this new
mixture Of Natures Medicines.
Also being sold in all the nearby
towns by every good druggist
throughout this whole Indianapolis
Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
INSANITY PLEA
IN CRIME CASES
CURBED BY BILL
Measure Is 0utgroWth of
Decision in Saunders
Shaving.

Temporary insanity, as a plea in
criminal cases. will lose popularity
if a bill to be introduced in the
General Assembly by Senators Leo
<. Smith and Thomas A. Hendricks,
both of indianapolis, is adopted.
The proposed bill is the out
growth of the Neoma Saunders trial
in Lebanon that resulted in Mrs.
Saunders acquittal on charge Of
Staying her husband, the Rev. Gay
lord v. Saunders.
The defense was based on tempo
rary impairment of the mind of
Mrs. Saunders as the result of abb
normal treatment from her hus-
band.
The bill provides that an insanity
plea would be equivalent to adj
mission of guilt. Courts and jul
ries would be required to find
whether the defendant was sane or
insane at the time of the COM
mission of the crime.
Teeth in the bill is the provision
that if the judge or jury finds the
defendant was insane when the
crime was committed that the de-
PENDANT is still presumed to be in
sane and may be committed to a
hospital for the criminal insane at
the state prison, or, in the case Of
women, to an insane hospital.
Freedom may be gained in using
the temporary insanity plea only by
a sanity commission adjudging the
person of sound mind following the
trial.
Theodore Mathers, whom Mrs.
Saunders is alleged to have induced
to Stay her husband, will be tried
soon at Lebanon. The case was VEN
ued from Marion to Boone County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

TREMENDOUS interest has been
l. aroused here in the appear
ance of Igor Stravinsky, composer;
Samuel Dushkin, violinist, and the
Musical Art quartet, due at Eng
lish's Sunday afternoon.
The interest is statewide, be-
cause indianapolis is one Of the few
cities included in Stravinsky's pres
ent tour, according to Mrs. Nancy
Martens, who will present the art
lists.
Stravinsky is considered che of
the outstanding musical geniuses of
this age. He impresses one as be-
ing an agitated little man with the
will of a giant. He possesses a cy-
clonic temperament.
Although he will not conduct an
orchestra here, he is appearing as
guest conductor for his own compo-
sitions with several of the out
standing musical organizations of
the country.
The Musical Art Quartet will play
the first two parts of the program
and Stravinsky and Dushkin the
last two parts.
The program is as follows:
quartet in C Major" (Kochel 465) -.
......-..........s. .'..sssss'ss A1olaII
Adagio-Allegro.
Andante Canta bile
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ Musical Art quartet.
"Mazurka" and 'Scherzo' 80. .Glazounow
Musical Art quartet
''Divertimento" INSPIRED par la Muse
de Tschaikowsky).
Sinfonia.
Danses Suisses.
Scherzo
Pas de Duck.
(a) Adagio.
(b) Variation.
Stravinsky and Dushkin.
Airs Du Rossignol from the opera "Le
Rossignol."
"L'Oiseau de Feu."
Scherzo.
sDanse Russo" from the ballet 'Pet-
stravinsky and Dushkin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
COMPROMISE REACHED
IN NEEDY PUPIL BILL
Women Voters Achieve Partial Vic
tory Before Committee.

Women Voters Achieve Partial Vic
tory Before Committee.
Representatives Of the League of
Women Voters won partial victory
yesterday when the Senate Commit
tee on County and Township Bust
ness voted to redraft S. B. "a which
would remove from school attend
ance officials the power to investi-
gate needy school children.
The measure, introduced by Sena-
tor Leo K. Smith Cd, Indianapolis
proposed that the authority be
given to township trustees. The
compromise will provide that school
authorities in incorporated cities
and towns be given the power to
levy tax for the purpose and have
charge of the expenditure of the
similar duties in townships outside
cities and towns.
The League Of Women Voters OPP
posed the original bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
Civic Concert Sunday

4 GROUP in choral verse and
"A rhythm from George Wash
ington High School, under the
direction of Bess Sanders Wright,
will give a unique and entertaining
program at the Civic Theater Sun
day night.
This is the fourth in a series of
Sunday performances offered by the
Civic Theater.
The program offers a variety of
numbers each of which calls for
closely co-ordinated group work in
movement, thought, feeling and
speech. Mrs. Wright, who has ap-
peared in Civic Theater plays, will
give three numbers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
The Theatrical World
Igor Stravinsky, Famed Composer, to
Feature Program at English's Sunday
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

among teachers for his keen stimu-
lating method Of presentation and
for his intense interest in literary
ideas. He is one OF the more bril-
liant Of the younger school of au-
thoTs and critics with a type of
mind which roams eagerly over
many flelds-philosophy, literature,
science and economics.
His special interest in philosophy
of life led to a prolonged study
Of the many-sided mind of Have
lock Ellis. "Havelock Ellis: Philoso-
pher Of Love" was DR.. Peterson's
first book. His second book. 1.-The
Melody of Chaos" received the But
Ter Medal awarded annually to the
graduate of Columbia, in any of
its departments, who has shown the
most competence in philosophy or
education.
He will speak Saturday on "Other
Lost Generations.
ICITY theaters today offer: GAS
~ Thousands Cheer" at the
Murat; Benny Meroff and his or
chestra, at the Lyric; Biography Of
a Bachelor Girl" at Loew's Palace;
THE County Chairman" at the
Apollo; THE Lives of a Bengal
Lancer" at the Indiana; "Sweet
Adeline," at the Circle, and affairs
of Cellini" and 1865 Nights in Hol-
lywood," at the Ohio.
An interesting member of the cast
of GAS Thousands Cheer" is Porter
Hall, who plays nine characters, in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
Leaders Return Hom2
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Jan. 23.-
Leaders from 20 counties in western
and central Indiana returned to
their homes today after attending
a two-day conference here of the
Governors Commission on Unem-
ployment Relief. The assembly
closed last night
DR.. E. N. Shideler, indianapolis,
director of the rural rehabilitation
division of the commission, was in
charge. Tentative plans for rural
relief we're adopted and VIII be used
in perfecting state wide program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
CHANGE POLICE STYLES
Grey Flannel Shirts Substituted in
Summer Uniforms.

The Safety Board yesterday
adopted recommendations of Chief
Mike Morrissey for minor changes
in the uniforms of members of the
Indianapolis force, effective year
from now.
Sam Browne belts and leather
putteeS will be eliminated from the
summer uniform and grey flannel
shirts will DE substituted for white
shirts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

GLIDING ex-President Hoover, King
of England and VIII Hays.
He will be remembered on the
screen as the man who played the
role of the lawyer in The Thin
Man. After the tour Of "As Thou
sands Cheer" ends, he will go to
HOLLYWOOD for a series Of movies.