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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-11
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Mrs. Hahn

Mrs. E. May Hahn was elected
president of the Marion county
chapter of American War Mothers
at their meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Other officers for 1929-1930 are:
First e-president, Mrs. M. L.
Moon; second vice president, Mrs.
John Kutchback; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. M. E. Cochran; fourth
president, Mrs. Olive Barker;
recording secretary, Mrs. John Pohl-
man; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Emma Flick; treasurer, Mrs. H. F.
Reynolds; chaplain, Mrs. Oscar
Lewis; historian, Mrs. j. E. Barcus;
parliamentarian, Mrs, Ralph Pen
nington.
Three hundred dollars was
pledged to furnish a room In the
new Indiana Christian hospital
when completed.
A gift of $50 was made to the
Charlotte Ruth Bush endowment
fund to Indiana unit of Woman
Overseas League, to aid in caring
for disabled women who served
overseas.
Provisions, also were made to
furnish Christmas baskets to several
worthy families and boxes sent to
Indiana eX-service men at the
United States Veterans hospital at
Camp Custer, Michigan.
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125 Attend
Dinner of
Press Club

One hundred twenty-five men,
bers and guests attended the annual
Christmas luncheon given by the
Woman's Press Club of Indiana at
the Columbia Club ballroom Tues
day afternoon.
The tables were conferred with
mounds of Christmas greene1y
topped with silver pine cones and
red berries, with a lighted red taper
in the center.
Favors were distributed to those
who attended by Mrs. Edward
Franklin White. Maurice Robert
choir at Christ church, accompanied
choir at Christ church, accompanied
by Mrs. H. L. Clippinger, sang
Christmas songs. The second act OF
the Birds Christmas Carol" by
Nate Douglass Wiggin, was pre-
sented under the direction Of Mrs
Clifford Wagner, by Barbara Har-
rison, Amy Louise Jose, Carol Wag-
ner, John Harris, Victor Jose Jr.
Thomas Harrison and Hugh Wagner
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb, president
gave greetings. She also extended
greetings from Mrs. Dwight E. Ault-
man, honorary member, who lives
in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Bernard Korbly chairman
was assisted in making arrange
ments by Mrs. Alvin Hall, Danville;
NGrc I1lOrn,1ca TIe,,z CtO1o Mrs Will
liam Herschell, Mrs. Gladys Craig,
Miss Mabel Wheeler and Miss Edith
Evans.
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Miss Killer Is
Hostess for
ZOntaS' Party

Miss Olive Killer entertained mem
bers of the Indianapolis zonta Club
with Christmas party at her stu
dio in the When building Tuesday
night. The supper table was lighted
with red and green tapers and the
studio was decorated with evergreen
and holly.
Miss Frieda Heider, Miss Killer
and Miss Eleanor Saunders gave a
musical program. Miss Katherine
Kiefer gave a program of Christmas
readings. Gifts were distributed.
Plans we're completed for Christ
mas box to be sent by the club to
children of the Glen Eden COM
munity center, in the mountains of
Kentucky.
Next weekly luncheon meeting will
be held at the Columbia Club Tues
day. A short business session will
be held. Reservations may be made
with Miss Sadie Mae McNutt.
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HOSteSSeS
for Session
Are Named

Hostesses for the meeting of the
indianapolis branch OF the Amer
lean Association Of University Wom-
en-, which will hold its annual meet
ing in honor of state officers, branch
presidents and past presidents of
the Indianapolis branch at 1890
Saturday at the Columbia Club will
be:
Mrs. N Taylor Todd, chairman;
Mrs. T. Victor Keene. Mrs. T. z.
Grinslade. Mrs. Paul j. Stokes,
Mrs. Nathan E. Pearson. Mrs. j.
H. Beck, Mrs. Paul Tombaugh and
Mrs. Lowell Fisher.
DR. w. L. Richardson, Butler uni
versity, will talk on Exploring the
Child Mind" Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Todd, Humboldt
5977.
There will be a meeting of the
state executive board at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. Visiting branch
presidents will attend a meeting at
II o'clock, before the luncheon.
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MISS SHORT TALKS AT
NURSES MEETING

1.-The Plan of Work at the Teach
ing Center" was the subject of a
talk given by Miss Beatrice Short
of the nursing center at the lunch
con meeting of the Public Health
Nursing Association auxiliary of the
Woman's Department Club held at
the home Of Mrs. P. A. Keller, 1923
Balsam avenue, Tuesday. The aux
Hilary voted, as an eighth anniver-
sary present, to become a life mem
Der of the P. H. N. A. Mrs. Everett
Schofield, president of the Depart
ment Club, was a guest at the
luncheon.
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ITHACA WOMAN TO
GIVE RECITAL

Miss LoRean Hodapp, ithaca, N
Y, who recently has returned from
Europe, will give a recital under
auspices of the Woman's auxiliary
to the First Presbyterian church
Monday night at the church. Miss
Hodapp is soprano soloist Of the
Westminster choir.
Mrs. D. A. House is general chair
man in charge of arrangements fol
the concert. This will be one o.
the outstanding musical events o.
the pre-holiday season. While she
is in Indianapolis Miss Hodapp vii
be the guest of Mrs. James w. Lilly
IT'S North Meridian street.
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Study Club to
Present annual
Luncheon Party

Trvington Catholic Women's Study
Club will hold its annual covered
dish luncheon Thursday at l o'clock
at Our Lady Of LOurdes hall. Il
will be followed by a Christmas
entertainment.
The program will be presented by
Mrs. A. j. Ullrich, vocalist; Miss
Edna LaramoW, reader. of the Be-
riot School Of Expression, and Miss
Helene Elder, who will give several
'anceS.
The program will be in charge of
he social and program committee.
composed Of Mrs o. H. Worley. Mrs.
Edward E. Dallman, and Mrs. I'LL
rich, Mrs. Leo STATE, Mrs. o. N.
Allen, and Mrs. Albert Ehrensper-
ger.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY Is
GIVEN FOR FRIENDS

Mrs. Albert E. Whitehead enters
tanned this afternoon at her home,
1920 North Delaware street, with a
Christmas party, for few close
friends.
The dining room was decorated
with Christmas colors and motifs,
including a Christmas tree, on
which gifts were hung. Following
luncheon, the guests were enter
tanned at bridge.
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ATTEND SESSION OF
JUNIOR LEAGUERS

Mrs. Charles Latham, 1914 North
Delaware street, and Mrs. Robert
Adams, No. Hampton Court, are
in Chicago, attending the fourth
annual convention of the Associa-
ton of Junior Leagues, which
opened a three-day discussion or
amateur theatricals Tuesday.
Headquarters for the convention
is the Drake hotel. Delegates from
other cities are being entertained
at the homes of Chicago Junior
League members. Barrett Clarke
playwright, is among the speakers
who will present features of anna
teur theatricalS.
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BRlOE-ELECT NAMES
AIDS FOR WEDDING

Miss Emily BroSsman, whose mar
riage to Francis w. Meyer will take
place Dec. 30, has chosen her at
tendantS. Mrs. George Maynard
Halverson, her cousin, will be ma
iron Of honor. Her sister, Miss Mary
Edith BrosSman, will be maid of
honor.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Adeline
Meyer, Madison, Wis, sister of the
bridegroom; Mrs. Brewer Graham,
South Bend; Miss Frances Bell,
Connersville; Miss Agnes McNutt,
Charlottesville; Mrs. Raymond F.
Hoffman and Mrs. Harold AIR
becker.
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CARD PARTIES

Holy Cross Altar Society will give
a pillow slip card party and jitney
supper Thursday afternoon and
night.
Members of the Lauter Mothers
Club will give a card party at
Thursday afternoon in the club
rooms. Greeley and Market streets.
Social Club of Capitol Rebekah
lodge will give a card party at
Friday afternoon at the Odd Eel
lows hall, Hamilton avenue and
East Washington street.
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MRS. CARTER HOSTESS
FOR VOTERS SESSION

Mrs. Ralph E. Carter, 1891 Suther-
land avenue, was hostess for a meet
ing of the board of the Indian
apolis League of Women Voters
study group of constitutional re-
vision at GAS this morning at her
home.
The subject for discussion was
state Departments and Commits
sionS."
Mrs. Joseph Slime reported on
Reorganization of State Depart
ments in Illinois" Mrs. Carter talked
on" Activities and Organizations of
the Department of Education in In
diana" and Mrs. B. G. Ellis dis
cuSSed state Board Of Health"
Mrs. Warren K. Mannon gave re-
port on Budgets of All Departments
and Commissions"
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O'ROURKES WILL BE
PARTY GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar c. Hagemier,
1901 North Capitol avenue, will en-
terrain tonight at their home with
a bridge party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. O'Rourke, who will leave
Saturday to make their home in
Cleveland.
Guests with the honor guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Suffrins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Bible, Miss Hazen
Van Auken and Sect Wade. Mr..
Wade will give a dinner-bridge
party at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club Thursday night in honor Of
Mrs. and Mrs. O'Rourke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-11
Hold PIedQe Services

Pledge services were held at the
regular meeting of Tau Delta Sigma
sorority Monday night at the Hotel
Lincoln. New members are Mrs.
Celestine Nicewander, Miss Nina
Phares, Miss Mildred Leudeman
Miss Martha Leudeman, Miss Marie
Trieb, Miss Mary Orion, Miss Rosa
mund Gabriel, Miss Helen Wiese.
Miss Betty Sommers and Miss En-
ma Dobbins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-11
KAPPA MOTHERS IN
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mothers Club of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority, Butler university,
will give its annual Christmas party
at the chapter house, 1916 North
Pennsylvania street, Friday. Lunch
con will be served at noon.
Members of the active chapter
will sing Christmas carols. Miss
Nancy Moore will play two piano
solos and Miss Anne Lee Howell will
give readings. Miss Betty Baker will
play several harp solos. Mrs. Fred
erick E. Barrett is chairman for the
affair.
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cine MO21thZU PnTf7j

Ladies auxiliary to the General
Protestant Orphans Home will give
it's monthly card party Thursday
night at at the home, 1404 South
State avenue. Euchre and bunco
will be played. Hostesses for the
affair are Mrs. William Winkel-
meyer. Mrs. Amelia Emrick, Mrs.
Ella Behrenn, Mrs. Dora Weber,
Mrs Clara SUMMER, Mrs Charlotte
Meyers, Mrs. Anna Habeney and
Miss May Shields.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE
is SELECTED

Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, chairman
in charge of arrangements for the
fourteenth annual meeting and din
ner of the society of Indiana Pho
neers. to te held at the Claypool
hotel. Saturday night, has an
nolmced the following reception
colamittee.
Mrs. ". J. Mckee, Mrs. Evans
Woolsan. Mrs. Joseph j. Daniels,
Mrs. j. A. Macdonald, Mrs. Paul H.
White. Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb. Miss
Julia Moore, DR.. Stanley Coulter,
Judge Louis B. Eubank, DR.. Herbert
Wagner, Reginald Sullivan, Thomas
c. Howe and Maurice Tenant.
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Tea to Be GiUen

Mrs. Margaret Breckenridge,
Richmond, will be the honor guest
at a tea given from 2 until 5 Satur-
day afternoon at the Arbors by Miss
Anna Hosea and Miss Lou Hosea.
Mrs. Breckenridge will talk on "Old
Linens as Combined With Modern
Art" The hostesses viii be assisted
by Mrs. n. 2. Roberts, Oxford. Q.
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PERSONALS

Miss Martha Slaymaker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Slaymaker,
$3.50 Washington boulevard, and
Miss Dorothy Farber, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farber, 2440
North Meridian street, will return
from Washington, where they at
tend Chevy Chase. Dec. 81, to spend
the Christmas holidays with their
parents.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cure, 1903
Broadway, have gone to Louisville,
where they will make their home.
w. G. Quinn, 1903 North New
Jersey street, has gone to Chicago
where he is at the Drake htoel.
Mrs. Theo Morris, Chicago, is the
house guest of Mrs. Paul H. Krauss
1921 Guilford avenue.
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Au Revoir!
Professor to Talk

Americans Gift of Liberty to the
World" will be the subject of a
talk to be given by Professor John
j. Haramy of the history depart
ment of the Indiana Central
college before members of the Al
trusa Club at the luncheon meet
ing Friday at the Columbia Club.
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Members of the Central w. G. T.
q. will meet from ? to 4 Friday
afternoon in the ladies' parlors of
the Fletcher American Bank build
King. Mrs. Mary f. Stryker will lead
Sevotions. Reports of the commit
Ae for the Wheeler Mission Christ
SaS tree viii be given.
A report also will be read of the
8aper sale. New year books will be
distributed.
il The Young Peoples division of
the union will meet at Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Vivian
Prochaska, 6IO6 Park avenue.
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change such as we are
going through rather Simpli-
fes things for the women
who must squeeze along on a
limited dress allowance, for
with the present array of long
skirts and short skirts, high
waistlines and low, slanting
hemlines and straight, it is
difficult to say just what is in
style and what is not.
AS a result, you should be able to
look over your last seasons ward
robe. and with a few clever touches
he1e and there. aided by the hints
we give you from day to day, bring
it right up to the minute.
NOR instance, a very popular
Z model at the moment features
a sort of three quarter length tunic
and below this a skirt of contrast
ing color, often pleated.
Suppose, then, that you were TO
take last seasons frock and raise
the wa!stline, letting the bodice
blouse over. then cut enough off the
skirt to make tunic of it, and wear
this with a pleated skirt which
starts its fulness between the hips
and the knees. Who ever would
guess that it was of an earlier sea-
son?
A MOTHER big help for the
Awoman who must consider such
things is the present popularity OF
the two-tone frock, which uses two
contrasting shades of a color, such
as beige and brown, gray and black
light and dark blue, pale and deep
green, or the like.
This makes it possible for you
slillfully to alter frock, raising
the waistline, frightening the skirt
and giving it increased fulness-and
if Won use little touches of the con
trasting material, such as belt
and collar and cuffs, it will not have
the highest patched up" look.
You can, too, color photo
rraphs, No. don't mean that
YOU have to be an artist either
We Just bet you well,
/ Christmas card that if you send
A two-cent stamp to the Dare
department of The Times for our
| specific directions. you can tint
your Christmas photographs in a
most professional way. Better
send for ii. Some day you may
want to color some photographs,
even if you don't right this
minute!
TINE occasional gown Of collec-
ton that is startling by virtue
Of its silhouette and its effective
material is the one the clever wo-
man spots as being something she
wants to have in her wardrobe
/ for she feels the occasion Will arise
when she wants just that gown and
no other.
And such a dress illustrated Tor
Won today. 1t is not to be construed
as of we;ghty style Importance; l:
is inst what it is a lovely and
distinctive occasion" gown.
TT WAS such toss-up-whether
L the back or front should be
used. they we're both so d1stln-
guished and unusual-so we just de-
1 cided to sketch one for you today
and the other tomorrow.
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Cub to Hold Session

Important business meeting OF
Sigma Phi Alpha sorority will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce
building tonight at tbs. Members
are asked to attend.
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Schedule Christmas Party
Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau
sorority, will meet at $3.50 tonight
at the Chamber of Commerce build
ing. Plans for the Christmas party
will be discussed. Every member
is asked to attend.
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Sponsor .JeWeLru Sale

Delta Delta Delta sorority OF
Butler university will sponsor a
jewelry sale Friday and Saturday
at 4635 North Capitol avenue. Pro-
ceeds will be added to the building
fund of the sorority.
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$685.. Linen, Peter Pan cloth, fan
mel, pongee, tweed and velveteen
are appropriate for this model. The
blouse is finished with coat clos
ing, and small round collar. The
sleeve may be in wrist length or
short as in the large view. The
trousers are cut on regulation lines,
and with inserted side pockets and
side closings
Cut in four sizes, 2, 3. 4 and 5
years. A 3-year size with long
sleeves requires 2t8 yards of 81
inch material. With short sleeves
2 yards will be required. Pockets
and inside bands Of coarse muslin
requires y yard cut crosswise.
Price IS cents.
Send u cents in silver or stamps
for our up-to-date fall and winter
1929 book of fashions.
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Missionary Society Meets

Members of the Women'S Mission
airy Society of the Second Presby-
terrain church met at the home of
Mrs, Samuel Lewis Shank, Golden
Hill, this afternoon.
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Discusses Work of Board

Work of the board of childrens
guardians was the subject of a talk
given by Mrs. John w. Kern before
members Of the Gyro Club at the
luncheon at the Sphinx Arms hotel
Tuesday. Plans for the annual
Gvro Club Christmas party at the
Hoosier Athletic Club Friday, Dec.
20, we're made.
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Complete Plans for Part
Regular business meeting Of zeta
Rho sorority will be held tonight at
the Spink-Arms hotel. Plans will
be completed for a card party to
be held Thursday night.
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CEdDteT to Meet

Alpha chapter, Beta Sigma Delta
sorority, will hold a meeting at 8
Thursday night at the home OF Miss
Mary Quigley, 345 Leslie avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-11
HoOSier Fair Opens

The annual HooSier fair, given
by the students of Teachers College
of Indianapolis, opened at 1:30 this
afternoon at the college. Miss
Emma Colbert, dean, is general
chairman in charge of the affair.
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Tournament to Be Held
Tri Psi sorority card tournament
will be held at 2 Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas A..
Bowser, 3O39 Ruckle street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. G..
H. Maxwell.
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Theta Beta Delta sorority will
meet Friday at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Scheidegger. 942 North
Parker avenue.
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HOLD Joint MeetiHQ

Alpha and Beta chapters Of Chi
Delta Chi sorority will meet Jointly
tonight at 8 at the home Of Miss
Aileen Armstrong, 1914 Montcalm
street.
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Entertain for Husbands
Members of the Woman'S Lions
Club will entertain their husbands
with a dinner bridge party at $50
tonight at the Avalon Country Club.
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RMsiness SESSION. Slated

Beta chapter, Omega Psi Tau So
rority, will meet Wednesday night
at 8 at the home of Miss Lillian
Allen, 100 North Gale street. Mem
bers are asked to be present.
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Celebrate Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Story cele-
brated their thirtieth wedding an
niversary Thursday at their home,
1928 North Harding street, with a
bridge party.
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Fashion French

Gland (glahnh) -taSsel.
Godet (go-day)-pucker, flare.
Gorge (gorzh)-breast.
Gonfie (gon-fay)-puffy.
Gousset (goo-Say)-gussett.
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DOWN
The knowledge Test for
Readers of The Times

Match correctly:
l. Declaration Of Independence 1859
Louisiana Purchase 1878
Battle of Waterloo 1T70
Lincon's Emancipation Proclamation 1912
s. China became q republic 1903
Match correctly:
g. longest river In Europe Nile River
T. An inland lake GangeS River
q. Rises almost the Equator Victoria Nyanza
"A great lake in central Africa Volga River
TO- Millions Hndus worship it Caspian Sea
Do you know:
IL Who discovered the upper Mississippi River?
H. What populous countries in the wordP
49, Where the castle Of Chilon2
What is cider?
49, What city called the city Of Davdi2
(AnSwsrs N Fiction Pags)
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-29

"miser,' which might be cited as evidence of the universally .y of the buying habit.
 This tendency among the masses to spcnl alI buy $ recognized by those who ha, } something to sell. Before so1 . may spend there must be ota- CTS with something to sell a.d the times when the demand has exceeded the supply have been infreQuent and of brief durat- ion. There are many degrees of buying and spending. Some buy for the love of shopping" and others because they need the things they purchase. There are the heavy spenders as well as the thrifty ependers. Every member of civilized so- ciety must spend or buy in greater or less degree.
 Bat there are only two types of sellers. There is that type which strives to give the buyer his moneys worth" and there is the second type which sees in the spending propensity an opportunity to get the other fellows money for nothing. l. is indeed unfortunate that the public does not do all it's spend~ ing with those who give them a "square-deal" for their dol lars. If it did there would be no need for laws against using che mails to defraud, wildcat stocks, bogus promotions and confidence men.
Hyder weekly herald., 1929-06-29
THE WAY TOWARD WORLD
 PEACE
(From Mining Truth)

The surest method to avert a world crisis is the stabalization of silver and other metals at a fixed parity with gold. India and China have the silver stan. dard, and never will have any other. Stabilization of silver at $1.32 an ounce would raise the purchasing power of one billion people by 12OG6, pro- vide new markets for the man. ufactures of America and Flu rope, and avert the catastrophe which will ever loom when one-third of the world denies economic justice to the other two-thirds.
 Latin Americas purchasing power would likewise be raised and the debased coinage of Eu- rope could be restored to a bas- is that would not compel every government to be it's own coun- tei feiter.
 Stabalization of metal prices throughout the world would end the present necessity for a protective tariff, and the need for immigration restrictions in North America. Sooner or lat CT all tariffs will be abolished. If far-seeing economists have their way the disappearance of tariffs will accompany the es- tablishment of international peace. If jingoes and shylocks have their way it will be ush- cred in by a universal orgy of blood that will make the late World War seem like a Y. M. c. A. boxing-match.
 Millions on earth today may live to see international parity introduced by one method or the other.