Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1927 — Page 5
SEPT, fa, 1927
TREATY AUTHOR WILL ADORESS TEACHER MEET Dr. J. T. Shotwell, FrancoAmerican Relations Expert, to Speak. Dr. James T. Shotwell, head of Columbia University history department, who drafted the FrancoAmerican treaty under consideration by the State Department, will speak in Indiana in October. Dr. Shotwell will address Indiana Teachers’ Association convention Oct. 20, and speak at the Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 21, under auspices of the Indiana Council of International Relations. The Shotwell treaty Is In answer to the Briand proposal “that war shall be outlawed between the two countries by inclusive arbitration.” “Arbitration” will be the subject of Dr. Shotwell, an international authority. Supports Briand Proposal Mrs. W. S. Lockhart, Indiana Council executive secretary, said the speaker bureau will stress the importance of the Briand proposal and emphasize “arbitration” the fining year. Thirty educators, min(Bcrs and clubwomen are available ror speaking engagements in the State. Cash prizes of SSOO have been provided through Luther Trueblood for the first annual “way to peace” declamation contests for Indiana high schobl students. A series of local, inter county and State-wide contests on the subject of world justice and peace will be staged by the council. Tuition in seven church college.; and bronze .silver gold medals will also be awarded. The contest committee: Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood, Dr. Ernest N. Evans, E. T. Albertson, Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht, Dr. Frank H. Streightoff, Miss Gertrude Brown, Mrs. Jack Goodman and Miss Anna May Daugherty. Armistice Day Proper observance of Armistice day, at least four regional conferences, and establishment of branches
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over the State are on the council’s program.. Growth of the organization thff first year was reported by Mrs. Lockhart at the recent board meeting. During the year a board of fifty-five of the State’s most distinguished persons was fornvJ. Several speakers of note were brought to the State for lectures. Seven luncheon meetings were held. Officers re-elected: Dr. James A. Woodburn, professor emeritus of history at Indiana University, president; Roy S. Trent, executive chairman; Mrs: Isaac Born, vice president; Miss Lucy Osborn, treasurer and Dr. Frank H. Streightoff, secretary. i Two ambassadors, a United States senator, and a speakqjr to discuss the disarmament conference will be brought to Indiana in the coming year. INSTALL SUPER-BEACON Bu ft'BA Service NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—A rainbow “super-beacon” has been installed on the steamship Leviathan that will pierce fog. Maritime law makes impossible a test of the light while the vessel is in port, but on the next trip a navy destroyer will follow the ship for a day and make tests on the open sea.
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CAKES HOT FROM FIELD Wheat Baked 20 Minutes After It Is Thrashed. Bu ft BA Service AGAR, S. D., Sept. 23.—Twenty minutes after C. L. Falkenhagen cut some wheat on his farm near here the grain appeared on his dining table in the form of wheat gems. The previous record for the process was forty-five minutes. Falkenhagen rushed a small quantity of wheat from his combined harvester and thrasher to a farm feed mill, ground the grain twice, sifted the flour and passed it on to his wife, who made the germ ASKS KILLING PARDON Convict in Prison for Slaying Son of Editor Wants Freedom. JOLIET, 111., Sept. 23.—Anthony N. Billsburg, serving a Jy-year sentence in the Illinois state penitentiary here for the murder of John Connor Looney, son of John Looney, former Rock Island editor, has asked the board of pardons and paroles for an unconditional release. Looney’s son ms killed as'the climax of a long gang war. Later the father, called the vice lord of Rock Island, was sentenced to the penitentiary here in connection with another slaying and is still in prison.
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Women’s Washable Fabric Gloves 79C Pah* Very pretty fabric gloves, with contrasting embroidered turnback cuff and embroidered backs. Choice of sand, mode, gray, tan and coco. Slaes 6 to BVi.
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Children's Wool Jersey Dresses $2.95 Pretty frocks of worm all-wool jersey with saceen bloomerß In matching color. Frocks at 83.96 hare bloomers of matching jersey. In green, tan, blue and red. Sizes 2 to 6. Baby Coats $3.95 Crepe de chine and crepella coats for baby are either plain tailored or trimmed with embroidery or smocking. Full lined and interlined. In white, pink or bine.
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