Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1929 — Page 3

SEPT. 19, 1929.

PEACE PARLEYS 'MOST HOPEFUL,' HOOVER SAYS President Devotes Radio Address to World Arms Limitation. Kl> r nitrd /*- .. WASHINGTON Sept. 13. Negotiations with other powers looking toward further disarmament, v ere described as ' most hopeful" by President Hoover, in a radio speech from his White House study Wednesday night, in connection with the dedication of the Columbia Broadcasting Company’s new studio, WABC. in New York. The President said he receives daily “evidences of almost universal prayer" that the negotiations will succeed. The proposals involved, Hoover said “would preserve our national defenses, and yet would relieve the backs of those who toil from gigantic expenditures and the world lrom the hate and fear which flows from the rivalry in building warships." The President recalled that Presidents from John Adams down liad sat in the room from which he made his address. “In this room.” Hoover said, “have been taken those reluctant steps which have led our nation to war and those w illing steps which again have led to peace. Never has there been a President who did not pray that his administration might be one of peace, and that peace should be more assured for his successor. Ye; the.se men never have hesitated when war became the duty ol the nation. "Always in these years the thought of our Presidents lias been adequate preparedness for defense as one of the assurances of peace But that preparedness must not exceed the barest necessity for defense or it becomes a threat of aggression against others and thus a cause of fear and animosity of tbc world.” Girl Becomes Lawyer H Tin.- *i>t vitil PORTLAND. Ind., Sept. 19.—Miss Marguerite Miller celebrated her twenty-first birthday by being admitted to the Jay county bar.

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me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. Yea. though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. I will fear no evil; for Thou art with me: Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house ot the Lord forever. 11 oinvilcil b-i Hi* Bible Guild) Next: Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt.

SPECIAL PROGRAM IS FEATURE OF MEETING W'KBF Broadcasts Entertainment for Freed Radio Convention. One of the features of the Freed radio dealers’ meeting at the Severin today was the broadcasting of a special program from WKBF at noon. New type Freed receivers were used to provide the representatives with music while at their luncheon. Several hundred Indiana dealers arc expected to attend the convention which has been called to explain the sales and advertising campaign to be staged by the Freed company during the coming season. The Freed company has secured license to build two television transmitting stations, representatives said today. The orchestra naming contest now' being conducted by the Crescent Paper Company will be explained at the meeting.

LEAGUE HEARS ADDRESS Attorney Speaks Before County Good Government Group. Howard M. Meyer, attorney, and northern district chairman of thc Marion County Good Government League, spoke Wednesday night before 300 league members at the Lincoln. "Delbert O. Wilmeth. attorney, will speak before the club Oct. 2 at thc Lincoln. Thc southern district meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Mueller, 1875 Barth avenue. Friday night. rebuTld model home Association Invites Public for Inspections After Sept. 28. Reconstruction of the 1929 model home of the Indianapolis Home. Builders’ Association will be completed and the house opened for public inspection Sept. 28. The house is at Park avenue and Seventieth street. Furniture, rugs and draperies in the home will be furnished by the Colonial Furniture Company and the William H. Block Company.

!FOUR TICKETS WILL VIE FOR GOTHAM VOTE iG. 0. P. Drys to Contest j La Guardia’s Election at Polls. I B>i I niti and Pern* I NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Having ; won his first skirmish —the primary victory over William M. Bennett— Representative Fiorelia H. La Guarj aia, Republican mayoralty candidate. resumed today, with renewed , vigor, his war on Mayor James J. | Walker and his Tammany adminis- ■ tration. Although La Guardia. an avowed | wet, disposed of Bennett, the antij speakeasy candidate, by a majority ; of 45,285 votes :n the primary elec- ! Lions, lie still faced the prospect of opposition from dry Republicans. Mrs. Beatrice Beckerman, defeated candidate for the Republican nomination for president of the board of aldermen, and her husband, Simeon J. Beckerman, Bennett's chief backers, announced they intended to'put up an independent ! candidate for mayor and for district attorney of New York county. Another development, which affected both Mayor Walker and Congressman La Guardia, was the nomination of Richard E. Enright, former police commissioner, for ; mayor on a “square deal" ticket. In accepting the nomination at : town hall Wednesday night, Enright ! said he intended to call for a “vigorous program of law enforcement 1 for the elimination of graft, vice and the suppression of crime.”

VANDALS DAMAGE AUTO Holes Arc Cut in Top and Windshield Is Broken. J. P. Murray, 910 North Bosart avenue, reported today to police vandals damaged his sedan Wednesday night, while it was parked in front of his home. Three holes were cut in the top and a brick was thrown through thc windshield. Given State Position /; i I iini s Siirrial COLUMBUS, Inch. Sept. 19. Harley Talley, superintendent of Bartholomew county schools, has been appointed statistician of thc state board of education, succeeding Eugene B; Butler of Rushville. who resigned. Talley will resign as superintendent here.

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CITY MAN ELECTED BARBERS’ UNION HEAD James C. Sbanessy Wins Presidency; Herman Wenzel, Secretary.

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Following unanimous election, James C. Shanessy of Indianapolis, and Herman Wenzel of St. Paul. Minn., took their posts at president and secretary-treasurer, respectively, of the Journeymen Barbers and Beauticians’ International Union today.

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MASONS ARRIVE FOR DEDICATION Cathedral Rites Will Be Held Friday. Visiting Masons from all parts of the country arrived in Indianapolis today to attend formal dedication of the new Scottish Rite cathedra! Friday afternoon, under auspices cf Leon M. Abbott, Boston, sovereign grand commander. Tine P. Dickinson, thrice potent master, will open dedication ceremonies at 3:30 p. m. A reception ot the cathedral building committee will follow and supreme officials will make their formal entry at 4 p.m. Among visitors expected for the ceremonies is the Earl of Donoughmore, sovereign grand commander of England. Honorary thirty-third degree members of the valleys of Indianapolis will be special guests, with members from Ft. Wayne, Evansville and South Bend.

PETTIS 76 Years Young October First LOWER PRICE STORE DOWNSTAIRS

Spring Coats 5 These arc much higher priced coats reduced for quick clearance. Tailored and fur trimmed models in different fabrics, colors and styles. Just 22 in the group at this price. —Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Tweed Coats 15 Every wardrobe needs a tweed coat for street and sports wear. These are specially priced and most reasonable. Tan and gray mixtures, smartly tailored. Sizes 14 to 20. —Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Women’s Shoes $1 ,98 Pump and strap models with high and low heels. Specially priced for one day. Outsize Hose 69c Pure thread silk hose for women. French and pointed heels Smart shades. All sizes. Lamp Bases SO-29 25 Junior lamp bases attractively shaped and trimmed effectively in onyx effect. Lamp Shades 98cto $ I=~ Parchment shades in a large assortment of designs. A variety of color combinations. Bed Sets sg.9| Anew shipment of French bed sets with large flounced pillow. Blue, rose, gold green and orchid. Window Shades 59c 60 Window shades in green and tan. 36 Inches wide, 6 feet long Slightly irregular. Women’s Gowns 59c Porto Rican gowns appiiqued in pastel colored flowers. White and flesh color. Cretonnes 19c to 25c Buy your cretonnes from among this unusual assortment All colors and designs, for all uses.

Summer Dresses $f1.95 2 Dresses, $9.00 325 Summer dresses in crepes, georgettes and prints. Short and long sleeve styles, all cleverly styled and well made. A splendid assortment of colors from which to choose. Attractive details usually found in much higher priced dresses. Sizes 14 to 20. —Pettis, Downstairs Store.

Women’s Gowns $ *1 .00 JSO Outing flannel gowns with yoke. Long sleeves. Trimmed in ribbon and colored hemstitching. Muslin Slips ’ 59 c Cotton slips of fine quality muslin. 8-Inch hem. Laec trimmed. White and flesh color. Blankets Pr. ‘2£ Regular $2.75 values. Fine quality blankets in gray and tan with pink and blue stripes. 66x80 Inches. Jersey Dresses $5.00 Two-piece jersey dresses. Hand-embroidered. All wool, in red. tan. rose, green and blue. Sizes 8 to 14 and 16 to 20. Remnants 1 Qc to $1 Prints, outing flannel, pillow tubing. muslin and other materials. Unusual values.

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Rain Coats s4 *s— omen’s fieecelined’ rain coats of fine quality. Black and blue. Sizes include 18 to 02. An exceptional value. Girls’ Rain Coats, s 2^ Smart rain coats for school girls. Rain coat in modernistic designs with buckled belt and patch pockets. Sizes 14 to 20 years. —Pettis. Downstairs Store. Taffeta 69c Sunfasl taffeta for draperies and coverings. Varied combination of colors. 45 Inches wide. Tapestries 69cto $ 1’L 8 Attractive tapestries in two different sizes and shapes for pillow tops and wall hangings. Boudoir Lamps 98c 150 Boudoir lamps with metal base and parchment or glass shade. Lovely pastel shades. Bedspreads $1 .58 100 Dormitory spreads of erinkly cotton. Blue, rose, gold green and orchid. 80x105 Inches.