Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1928 — Page 11

STEB. 17, 1928.

HUGHES FAVORS PAN-AMERICAN PEACE PROGRAM r , - Conference Rallies to Support Mexican Proposal After Speech. W. HARRY W. FRANTZ United Press Staff Correspondent HAVANA, Feb. 17.—The Mexican proposal for the outlawry of aggressive warfare, coupled with the sincere indosement of Charles 'Evans Hughes of the United States, today loomed as one of the outstanding developments of the Pan-American conference. The proposal originally was introduced before the public international law committee by Dr. Gonzales Roa, with full consent of the Mexican delegation, because the Mexicans felt there had been too fre-. quent references to warfare in the Americas. The proposal gained great momentum when Hughes, the former Secretary of State of the United State, in a brilliant speech indorsed the proposition and gave two concrete suggestions to the practical working out of such a proposal; Pledges His Support In pledging support to the proposal against aggression, Hughes said: “I wish to join with you in this effort to the full extent of my ability. If we cannot complete it now, let us prepare for a future day when we can accomplish our purposes with full consideration of all the questions which necessarily arise. “I desire to show to you the sincere cooperation of the United States, which is opposed to any act of aggression; which desires to see force eliminated from this hemi-

1 Quality Shoes—Moderately Priced Jk V 1 1 . ~ “Conveyor” . $3.85 Stout’s Special . . $5 , §tou£s new §tore I BASEMENT OCCIDENTAL BUILDING K Corner Illinois and Washington Streets jOSE AT 9 P. M. ON SATURDAY For Women Where Comfort Is Essential Prop-her-Arch . . ss*so Matrix . . s9slo-sll

SCHOOL TEACHERS , and SCHOLARS

Indianapolis Times

End-of- Winter Bread Line in New York

\~- l f'' |S|gSs£' lj * ~ ! l'* • ”*P V —- .. . . • ■■ :. -■•■■-V:;.. ([ '■ -r <- y '*'"',Z.,-,,.VV'/;iiM>/irtU*r

Bread lines are longer than at any other time since 1916 in New York City these days. This one was photographed at the Bowery and East Third St.

sphere; which is seeking nothing but the good order, the independence and prosperity of all the American States,” Gives Helpful Program He cited two proposals to aid such a plan of non-aggression. One was a commission to settle boundary disputes, such as are in effect between the United Sttaes and Canda. The other was to decide on the arbitration committee to settle disputes and especially the person who i should make the deciding vote. Hughes suggested a committee of three prominent jurists, none from the western hemisphere, and they In turn would appoint the fourth member. The proposal against warfare and the subsequent indorsement by

Col. Charles A. LINDBERGH’S “WE” The book of this generation is now being studied in many school classrooms. Make a scrapbook of the lifestory of the idolized ace as written by himself by clipping the daily installments of “We” from the

Hughes brought great acclaim from the delegates. MINE PAY PARLEY SET Indiana Wage Scale to Be Discussed at Terre Haute Thursday. IS’/ Times .Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind„ Feb. 17. Wages of Indiana miners will he discussed at a scale committee meeting to be held here Thursday in the office of Phil H. Pcnna, secretary of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association. Decision for the meeting was made at a preliminary session of miners’ union and employers representatives here Thursday. The present Wage' agreement of Indiana miners will expire March 31

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

February Is the Month of Furniture Bargains and Now Is the Time to Make Selections! Victor terms are most liberal. A small payment down delivers the furniture to your home immediately. No waiting or unnecessary delays. Pay balance in small monthly amotmts. Let us show you our many great unmatchable values and how easy we can make it for you to buy,

Rare 9 harm ’ Beaut y and Utmost Comfort Washington St„ This Gorgeous Barrel End and Front west of j&m yyiy i _ 1n• 'jiP- \ m ■ • i 4h \ Three-Piece Jacquard it'M [II Pffer® nA Velour Living Room Suite k |g|| Jk Deeply and luxuriously upholstered in genuine 3 Iwro-tone jacquard velour, in choice of three V IB Th reversible spring-filled cushions and the deep tpring invite relsiiati.n. Don't Choice of Several A Small Down Payment Delivers Different Patterns! This Beautiful Suite to Your Home!

Another Outstanding February Sale Bargain! 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite MagL gPajN Fronts, tops and sides of all hardwood surfaces are veneered • SeT fJSIj Examine every line of this fine suite JPA-75 ir care and accuracy with which every part is made—and you will see that S this is a very rare bargain in fine w* Victor Easy Term* Arranged to Suit Your Convenience/ * 1 ■ Automatic x 3-Piece JrL 9 * ia^ k * wr Genome JT 5-Piec V f JAY Y \ V KasUy qperated. Wpotttonefln- * -shd comfortable eprtnge, B Deep rich cplora aas for- B RaJVSSJ B Beautifully decorated in B ■ i* .rafcto co fftu 1 Bne pure all-cotton mattrew. ■ ge<su patties. Valuer Bat B o, nulae <<a o ld Seal" Cpneo- 1 choice of finishes. Fo.flr 1 | £CWh cretonne cohered pp ■ ! -the bed is In beautiful ■ irmit be en to b.e app,tc- ■ Bugs, without hbfdfr. I chairs aqd drop leaf Mbjo. Regular price *J7.90; tale price ■ woodtone. The springs are B dated: regular price SW.SO, ■ w „ nte(l dfeslgna and celfflf; I Regular price $39.50 1 ealo ■ ■< of best construction. , sale price— ■ fl *i e price, while they last-- M price— V *l9* / / s lß= 1 *6‘ 85 A $ 1 Victor Easy (L Victor Eaty Victor Easy Victor Easy Victor Easy _Jp X farms! farms! farms! farms!

42#f &tcassa*td£*c4C 3c4**u&**?GtaC aJ**4*OA sdAlXjy 01* GCVHf _ g GEfc Kf?£wrfiglfS& g Guaranteed / Oval Rag Rugs \ jJWjK '*g T f iffir-sssas 1 W rqo r J at furniture co. \ *1 ’* J V'°*y 231-237 WEST WASHINGTON STREET \ 1 /

SUSPECUFOUL PLAY Thomas Ketchel, Father of Pugilist, Found Dead. B{i United Press GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Feb. 17. —A theory of possible murder was advanced by police today in their investigation into the death of Thomas Ketchel, 74, father of the late Stanley Ketchel, former middleweight boxing champion. The elder Ketchel was found dead in a bam on his.farm near here, yesterday. His throat had been slashed several times. Authorities based their theory of murder on the absence of any weapon which Ketchel might have used to commit suicide. The younger Ketchel was killed in 1911 in Missouri. John Ketchel, another son of the aged man was held at police headquarters for questioning today. John was taken into custody after his brother Arthur told police he found John’s cap near the body of the father. It was found on the floor of the barn at the farm which Stanley bought for his mother with his prize ring earnings. After examining the slashes in the '

aged man's throat, Coroner Leroy said he believed Ketchel had committed suicide. Pants—m*.. S for heavy duty, —or light work around the garage or garden —trousers that will give the old coat and vest anew lease on life—by contrasting in a pleasant manner——or by affording a pretty good match! Prices are little enough——Third Floor. L&niAtfeft &6a 33 to 39 West Washington St.

If You Knew the Facts About FISK TIRES It would be difficult to sell you other makes. The wearing quality —the fine appearance—backed by an honest guarantee, must he considered seriously. You May Have Your Purchases

Factory Supply and Tire Cos. 963-965 N. Meridian St. Capitol Ave., Cor. Maryland St. Lincoln 1270. RI ley 2757.

CHARGED Fisk Site. Fisk. * Prem. 30x3<£ O ’size $11.40 $ 8.79 31x4 17.90 13.80 32x4 18.85 14.45 Size. Balloons. Cords. 29x4.40 $12.55 S 9.80 30x5.25 20.75 15.95 31x5.25 21.40 16.65 And All Sizes. , The Golden Rule BATTERY SERVICE A Guarantee. No Exclusions. $9.95 $11.90 $12.50 $13.80

PAGE 11