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money on children who will be
slavish, cowardly or tinlid in the end
corporal punishment is the correct
method.
No doubt. some OF my readers
think this picture of family life is
overdrawn. So might I, had l not
constant reminders that prove II
still to be a true picture. Think OF
this incident! Last week while busy
in a room which overlooks the
neighbor's back yard, I was startled
by the terrified screeching OF child
rem across the fence. A hurried peer
ing through the window showed two
tots about three and four years olo'
backed into corner on tip-toess,
with hands in the air, trying to get
away from a white fox terrier. The
little rascal was enjoying teasing
the children. But they could not see
the fun. It might have been an
amusing picture because the dog was
SO small But, so were the children
and they were genuinely scared. l
was lust thinking Of the picture ana
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CHILD TRAINING
Bv ELISE AVER

land re-assure them, when very
angry woman burst through the door
and bounced upon the two with a
long strap. She belabored them
about the head and legs. The child
rem were in panic. They had been
attacked by larger animal and one
they would ordinarily least expect.
Twill you shut up?" she yelled as
she let fly. "You know that dog
amt nuthin.' I'm tired OF that
noise. Shut up!"
Poor youngsters. 1t was a small
tragedy to me, but a large one TO
them. Could they shut up when they
were being scared and hurt more
than the dog could scare them?
Would beating teach them how TO
stop fearing dogs? In one way only,
by making the dog the less ferocious
of the two animals attacking them.
to this parent with trust for guild
ance in time of difficulty? 1t ac-
complished nothing except to allow
selfish and cruel mother to rid her
self of excess energy generated by the
irritation Of the barking and the
crying.
It is such frequent demonstra-
tons that make me characterize the
rod as a vicious instrument and,
the saying, Spare the rod and spoil
the child" as vicious propaganda.
It salves the conscience Of lazy par
ents into thinking they are following
out time-honored methods which
are. because of the saying. still
thought to be good. Rather. the
words should run: BE sparing with
the rod, or you will spoil the child"
Use every other means before resort
ing to the whip.
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ADAINTY DISH

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
Yank, British
Women Clash
for Net Cup

Bu United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June IL.
Order of play in Fridays Wight
man cup tennis competition was
announced today.
American players are led by Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody and include Miss
Helen Jaccbs and Miss Edith Gross,
all of California, and Miss Sarah
PaIf~ey of Brookline, Mass. The
British representatives include Mrs.
Leslie Godfree, Miss Holcroft Wat
son, Miss Joan Fry, Miss E. Harvey
and Miss Phillis Mudford.
Mrs. Moody will meet Miss Fry
Friday afternoon. Their match will
be followed by enc between Miss
Jacobs and Mrs. Watson. A doubles
contest will be played involving Miss
Cross and Miss Palfrey against Miss
Fry and Mss Harvey.
Miss Jacobs will play Miss Fry on
Saturday. Mrs. Moody and Mrs.
Watson will have a second singles
contest. Miss Palfrey and Miss
Mudford also are to play. A doubles
contest between Mrs. Moody and
Miss Jacobs and Mrs. Watson and
Miss Godfree will end the compe-
titiOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
7 list Given of
Re-Scheduled
National Tits

United Press
NEW YORK, June IA re-
capitulation of re-scheduled Ma
tional League games was announced
today. Two games will be played
on each of the dates except on those
specifically marked for one game.
The list:
At Boston-July 1e. Pittsburgh; Aug. 2,
Philadelphia; Aug. 3, Philadelphia; Sept.
8. New York; Sept. s. New York. Sept. 4.
Philadelphia.
At Brooklyn--June %. Pittsburgh Zone
game moved up from Sept. 1871; July 6,
was originally scheduled Is double header1 !;
July IS, Chicago; July %, Cincinnati; July
81. Philadelphia; Aug. II. Pittsburgh lone
game moved UP from Sept. 22)
At New York-July 6. Philadelphia; July
-. ST. Louis; July ~. Pittsburgh; Aug. 81.
At PhiIadelphia-July u, Cincinnati:
July 10. Cincinnati; July 80. Brooklyn
Sept. 8 Brooklyn.
At Pittsbu~gh-June 2e, Philadelphia:
June %. Philadelphia; July 81. st. Louis
lone game: Aug IL, Philadelphia; Aug.
%. Cincinnati, Aug. 90. Cincinnati.
At Cincinnati-June ii, BROOKLYN: June
80. ana July q, games scheduled for these
oates with Philadelphia were PLAYED June
8; Aug. 20. Brooklyn.
At Chicago 81. Boston: .Julv %
Cincinnati; Aug. Is. Philadelphia Sept. 26,
Cincinnati.
At st. LouIs-June %. PhiladeInbia.
June ~. New York; July 6. Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
Tenth Win
Is Sought
by Giants
McGrawmen Hope to Break
National Loop Straight
Victories Mark.

sBJ United Press
NEW YORK, June 12.-With a
rine-game winning streak intact,
the New York Giants today hoped
10 set a National League season rec
ord for consecutive victories by win
ring one more game from the Pitts
hurgh Pirates. Wednesdays 9 to 2
victory over the Pirates enabled the
Giants to tie the record National
League winning streaks of the ST.
Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs
and a victory today will tie them
with the Phils delphia Athletics, who
won ten straight in the American
League.
Sixteen hits, including Mel Otis
thirteenth homer of the season, be-
hind effective pitching by Carl
Hubbell, who chalked up his sixth
victory. gave the Giants Wednes-
days game.
The Cleveland Indians continued
their sensational play in the Ameri-
can League. defeating the Philadel-
phia Athletics, to 2, and advanc-
ing to within two games Of the
league lead.
Washington defeated Chicago, Q
TO /, and held one-half game lead
over Cleveland for second place.
Hadley held the Sox to two hits in
seven innings. but was relieved in
the eighth after Chicago tied the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
REELECTION OF
CHIEFS ADVISED
BY CLUB BOARD
Women'S Federation Ex-
peCted to Accept Action
on Elections.
BIZ United Press

BH United Press
DENVER. Colo, June 12.-The
twentieth biennial convention of
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs entered its final phases to-
day as the delegates met in, general
session after a day of relaxation
and play.
Foremost on the days program
was the report Of the election
committee under direction Of Mrs.
Wiley Morgan of Knoxville. Tenn.
1t was expected that recommended
tons Of the committee would be
accepted unanimously.
The committee has recommended
all existing officers with the excep-
ton of the treasurer and two mem
bers of the board of trustees be re-
elected for another two-year term.
The delegates, representing 3.00o.-
600 women. have been balloting for
two days.
Following is the slate placed be-
fore the body by the election COM
mittee:
Mrs. John F. sippel, Baltimore,
Md, another term as president.
Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole,
Brockton, Mass, another term as
first vice-president.
Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson. Tulsa,
Okla, another term as second vice.
president.
Mrs. Henry K. Taylor, Bloomfield,
Ia, another term as secretary.
Mrs. Edward Hammette, Sheboy-
gan, Wis, to succeed Mrs. H. Il.
Reynolds, Paducah. KY, as treas
urer.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Edward
Dexter Knight of California to sue
coed Mrs. Florence c. Moore of
Texas and Mrs. Robert j. Burdette
OF California as members of the
board of trustees.
The delegates also were to hear
the reports of the department of
international relations by the chair
man, Mrs. Ben Hopper of Oshkosh,
Wis.
Mrs. Hopper has said she will adj
vocate the federation continue its
efforts in behalf of the entrance of
the United States into the world
court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
FRANK WRIGHT
SIGNS ON line
ONE MORE Time
Dry Exhorter Believes He
Is incorporate of League
Against Crime.

Frank E. Wright, state represen-
tative. former auditor of the state
securities commission and active
dry exhorter, has become one of
the three incorporatorS of the Loyal
Protective League of America.
Purposes of the organization are
rather hazy and nebulouS in
Wright's mind, he admitted today.
"As understand it, the organiza-
ton was formed to encourage law
enforcement and observance of the
federal and state prohibition laws
and to protect the members"
Wright said.
Protect them against what?'
Wright was asked.
"Oh, against the crime wave now
going on" the father of the Wright
bone dry law answered.
What crime wave2"
"Oh, I don't know. You see J.
Daniel Carrick, who is minister of
a little church of his own, asked me
to sign as an incorporation and
just signed. I really don't know
what the organization is all about.
Erie Carrick was the third incor-
porator.
Once before Wright signed on the
dotted line. He then was auditor of
the securities department and
cinyaed q oiYcy,Ia, Ioffa.. for kba T.,
diana Real Estate securities cor
poration.
One man, Edward Crump, head OF
the organization, was found guilty of
violating the blue sky laws and was
sentenced to prison.
Wright resigned as auditor under
fire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
MRS. WALKER BURIED
Last Rites Are Held for
Legislators Daughter.

Last rites for Mrs. Ella B. Walker,
60, of 1925 North Pennsylvania
street, daughter of Colonel Samuel
H. Taylor, former state legislator,
were held at the Flanner & Blu
chanan mortuary at 10 this morn
ing, with Bishop H. H. Fout of the
Indianapolis district of the United
Brethren church in charge. Burial
was in Crown Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Walker, who was the Wild
ow of T. H. Walker, a former Wash
ington Gnd.) resident, died Tuesday
night after a long illness. She was
born in Washington.
Surviving her are two daughters,
Mrs. E. D. Fouts and Mrs. Harry
L. Yelch, both of Indianapolis; a
son, S. T. Walker, Chicago: a
brother, N I. Taylor, Sacramento,
Cal, and three sisters, Mrs. Adrian
Hammersley, Indianapolis; Mrs.
Ralph Hyatt, Chicago, and Mrs. T.
F. Gambler, Long Beach, Cal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
James Allie. 21S Henry street. Overland
sedan. 72-196, from in front Of 2l3 Henry
street..
street, Nash sedan 734-363, from BIS West
Twenty ninth street.
Vernon Langford. r. r. 7. Box z,
avenue and Maryland street
Bronson Lightfoot ia North Senate
avenue. Chry5ler coupe, 758-994, from
North street and Senate avenue.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to:
Kenneth Davis. 312o East Washington
street, Essex coach, found at 400 West
Ed Porter, 1902 West Vermont street,
Dodge coupe. found Beauty avenue and
New YORK street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
BOY, II, is SOUGHT FOR
THEFT OF SIS BILL

Little Miss Jennie Kirkham, 8, Of
735 Ketcham street, today was re-
viewing to neighborhood pals her
first contact with the juvenile crime
world.
Sent to grocery at 3O15 West
Michigan street Wednesday after
noon by neighbor woman, she
clutched IS bill and note to the
grocer in her hand.
Near the store a freckled boy,
about II, approached her. He took
the money and fled, she told her
mother and police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
BERG BEATS PERLICK

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 12.-Jack
(KiO Berg, 1884, England, defeat
ed Herman Perlick, 1881, Kalama-
ZOO, Mich, in ten rounds here
Wednesday. Willie Siegel, 1872,
New York, defeated Henry Perlick,
Kalamazoo, Mich, ten rounds;
Sammy Dorfman, 1861, New York,
defeated johnny Farr, 1884,, CIeve-
land, ten rounds; Harry Haskell,
1851, New York, defeated Joe
jeanette, 206A, st. Louis, four
rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
HUNT WHIPS CARTER

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Babe
Hunt, 1876, Oklahoma, won from
Carl Carter, 1877, New York; Frank
lie Cawley, 1S9, Pittsburgh, defeated
Phila Mercurio, 181, Philadelphia,
and Long Tom Hawkins, go, Cali
fornia, defeated Jake Warren, 1873,
New York, in ten-round bouts here
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
Mother
Is Confident

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, June 12.-Max Schmel-
ing'S mother, in conversation with
a United Press correspondent to-
day, appeared calm and confident.
Mrs. Schmeling said she would re-
main up to listen to the fight over
the radio.
The last letter she received from
Max stated he would remain in
United States, even if he lost, Mrs.
Schmeling said. The German con-
tenders mother cabled him Wednes-
day, wishing him success in his try
for the heavyweight title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-12
Business
and
Finance

Having changed the closing of its
fiscal year to March 81, Bulova
Watch Company, Inc, reports net
earnings for the fifteen months
ended March 81, 1880, of $1,55s,231
After deducting preferred dividends
from date Of issuance, the balance
available for dividends on the COM
mon stock amounted to $685. ,42S,
equivalent to s504 per common
share.
During the two-week period ended
June 6. which was characterized BY d.
verKent trends among aarstocks. the fif-
teen aviation issues quoted May %. and
June 8, showed total recession in mar
ket value Of sci ,20S. 1876 or SO per cent.
according to DR.. H. B. Dorau, econo-
mist Of August Belmont & Co.
The board of directors of the Midland
Utilities Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of lat per cent and
ia per cent respectively on the outstand-
ing 7 per cent and per cent Prior Lien
stocks Of the company. payable July Z.
1880. to stockholders of record. June 81.
1880.
West Virginia Water Service Company.
subsidiary Of Federal Water Service Cor
poration; reports, gross, revenues Of $500
96S for the year ended April 80. 1880, as
compared with $7s1.2 1893 for the preceding
twelve months. Operating expenses. main
tenance and taxes. other than federal in
come tax. totaled s440.1T9 as against
$422, 09S. Gross income amounted to
$380.0i0. which compares with S35o,200 for
the year ended April 80, 1929.
The liauidating value Of the outstand-
ing shares Of international Superpower
Corporation increased 1884 per share
since Jan. /. $780, according to an Off
ciaI letter sent TO stockholders by Calvin
Bullock, president.
Directors of the American Commercial
Alcohol Corporation Wednesday voted to
omit both cash and stock dividends, which
have been paid at the annual rate Of
$1.60 share and per cent stock.