Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1928 — Page 49

OCT. 26, 1928.

DRUGSTORES ROOST ‘HOME’ Goldsmith’s Helps to Boom E. Washington St. Section. “In all our business dealings, we endeavor to have each of our twelve drug stores in the city become a definite link in the section in which It is situated,” declared Louis Goldsmith, of Goldsmith Brothers, chain druggists, today. “It was with this thought that we so enthusiastically joined with the East Washington Street Merchants Association in the promotion of the Harvest festival which begins Saturday. “The store located at 302 East Washington street is an important link in ou.- chain and we feel that its continued prosperity is assured only as long as the prospertiy of the entire sectio nis assured. “Any movement for the Improvement of East Washington street will Goldsmith said. receive our enthusiastic support,” BUILD HUGE DOCK WALL Deepest of Its Kind Will Require 78 Pillars Weighing 7,000 Tons. LONDON, Oct. 26.—The deepest dock wall in the world will necessitate the construction of seventyeight concrete pillars, weighing 7,000 tons each. The wall will be 3,800 feet long. It was started two years ago, and it is estimated that $65,000,000 will spent in its construction during the next twenty-five years.

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MEETING POSTPONED Democrat Committee Puts Off Session to Next Week. Meeting of the Democratic state committee scheduled for Saturday has been postponed until next week, State Chairman R. Earl Peters announced today. However, county central committees will meet throughout the state Saturday, Peters said, to draft plans for the wind-up of the campaign and for election day, Nov. 6.

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MOVIE ‘DADDY’ PROUD OF CHILD Father of Cinema Thinks Clara Bow a Tie. BT RALPH HEINZEN United Fmi Staff Correspondent PARIS, Oct 26.—Louis Lumiere, the “father of the movies.” is proud of his child. Tinkering away in his laboratory in Paris, Lumiere seldom goes to the cinema, has no film favorites and couldn't tell Clara Bow from Lillian Gish. The picture industry which has brought millions of dollars to Hollywood has brought Lumiere comparatively little, but he accumulated wealth from dozens of other inventions. Despite the French official attitude that Hollywood Is corrupting the ideas of French youth. Lumiere declares that Hollywood took a toy and made It Into a trade. American film industry, in his opinion, has been responsible for most of the growth of moving pictures and the millions of humans around the T,orld who enjoy the films can thank California. It was at Lyons, the family home of the Lumieres, that Louis and his brother, Auguste, both chemists, perfected their first moving picture camera and projector. The first film they took was turned by one brother as the other brother crossed the Rhone river in a rowboat. Their first films were shown in a dark coal cellar on the Paris boulevards before an astounded audience.

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BANS SON VS. MOTHER Judge Saves Boy From Testifying Against His Mother. By BBA Service ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 26.—A 12-year-old boy was saved from giving testimony against his own mother by Judge William H. Smathers in domestic relations court here. Council for Herman Myers tried to substantiate a charge of infidelity against Mrs. Myers by placing the boy on the stand. But the court ruled otherwise. “I will not allow this boy to give testimony that may harm his

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