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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Oman Indiana Offices

Mrs. Kate Taylor, Bedford, de-
partlnent president of the Women's
Relief Corps; Mrs. Martha Given,
department secretary, and Mrs.
Ocie Rumey, department treasurer,
4eft for Cincinnati today to open
Indiana w. r. G. headquarters Of
the national encampment in the
Gibson hotel there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Call Special Meetind

Special meeting of members of
the Danzarite Club will be held to-
night at the home of Walter Heck
man, 1919 Kessler boulevard. Reg
ular meeting will be held in the
Chamber of Commerce at s
"Wednesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
HnttO1l-ROth

Engagement of Miss Ernestine
Hatton, daughter of Charles E.
Hatton, Wingate, to Dale G. Roth,
Cleveland, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in the fall
Mr.. Roth as graduated from Wa
bash college, where he was Kappa
Sigma.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Sorority to Meet

Members of Alpha chapter. Iota
Psi Omega sorority will meet at S:15
tonight at the home of Miss Mary
Louise O'Donnell, 1912 North Della
ware street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Luncheon Bridne Slated

Daughters of the Nile will be en-
ertained with a luncheon bridge
party Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. John C. vollrath, s010 South
Meridian street. Members will be
met at the South Meridian car line
from I1s11rnfil I --.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
CHATTER to Meet

Miss Mary McGovern, 242 North
Arsenal avenue. will be hostess for
meeting of Gamma chapter, So
Fra Club, Tuesday night at her
home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Married 81 Years

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gantz, Odon,
observed their fifty-f1rst wedding
anniversary at their home. They
have two children, Miss Helen
Gantz and J. Ralph Gantz, both OF
Odon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
: RecentiO1n Is Held

1VOOOPOOO7O TO II UUCO
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Gun
ningham, Cutler, entertained with
an informal reception Sunday after
noon at their home in celebration
of their golden wedding anniver-
Sary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Slate RennLnr Meetinn

Regular meet of Beta chapter,
Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority, will
be held at the home of Miss Paul
inc Porter, 513l East North street,
at s tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25

Hey, hey, why so serious today.
oh, well, maybe 1 slept too much
"a good way to put on weight
that you don't want, by the way.
Anyhow, have you sent your g
cent stamp to the Dare Depart
ment of The Times for the illus
trated IeafIet telling on how to
make all the kind of skirts you
would ever need? Wrap around
ones, pleated ones, circular ones
box pleated ones, divided ones.
And just to be real generous,
remembering how one fan-lady
complained that she never had
the skirt leaf1et when she had the
blouse one and vice versa, 1 told
you how to make smart blouse
tops in the same Ieafiet. That's
how helpful I ana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25

contact. And follower of this
column, too!
For, oh, dear, women have such
a hard time! And how we'll 1 know
that the only way a woman can
compete with the times, the only
way she can win and keep any
sort of place for herself in life at
all, is to develop herself, her wom-
anliness, all the things women are
supposed to know and do and be,
all her possible beauty, her charm,
daintiness, kindliness, intelligence.
Look around you beg. See the
women who fail. fail in their car
eer, in their home. Then compare
them to the quiet voiced, smartly
dressed, assured women who do not
fail.
These successful women have
nothing you haven't, nothing more
in education than college can afford
nothing more in talent than any one
can develop, SO what is the answer?
That they do use their intelligence,
and all of it, not just one part of
the brain that learns how to pound
typewriter keys, or another part of
it that learns how to dress, or still
another that learns how to impose
upon men.
And that's what any woman has
to do, today. Take inventory of
yourself, I beg, and please try to
read this little article with more
than just a superficial air-remem-
Der, there are lot Of people work.
ing hard to put worthwhile things
into it.
nor instance, in selecting the
Il smart dress and coat I have
sketched for you today, a Drecoll-
Beer ensemble. 1t would be so
easy to sketch for you only decora-
tive and f1owery things, odd and un-
usual things, exotic and impractical
things.
But instead, a selection like this
one carried a message of quiet
smartneSS and chic, and tells you
what truly elegant women wear in
the smartest cities of the world. The
dress for instance, is blue crepe with
white collar, beautifully fashioned,
simple, appropriate as well for the
business office as for the tea hour.
The coat has the same qualities,
those Of quiet elegance and chic, and
was of wooden material, with a tiny
fur strip incrusted into the collar,
and this is an excellent street coat
for autumn.
There's always a reason why
show you what I do in the way If
garments, and the reason is alv
explained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
Obsc1re Annirersnr1L

OOCNs z 41FUFttUCT OItF II
Mr. and Mrs. L. 5. Fowler, Mar
tinsville. observed their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday with a
dinner for friends and relatives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-25
VISITORS IN CHICAGO
ONO

Miss Cecilia
GuedelhOefer
and
Der brother,
Otto
Guedelhoefer
Jr., are
at the
EdgeWater
Beach hotel,
Gu cago,
for a
short stay.
They are
returning
aOitb their
father,
Otto
Guedelhoefer,
y
1927 North
Meridian
street,
from an
extended
trip through
the 1CeSt.
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White Laughter
Bv WILLIAM T. SMITH

well, now I'm here, you amt gon-
ma chase me, are you?" Elmira asked
softly. She came closer to Carl.
II think you'd better co." the man
told her. His heart was still pound
ing wildly, but he was keenly dis
appointed that his visitor was not
Toto. "You may be in danger here"
well, I'm sho' not in no danger
from you'll" Elmira retorted point
edly.
Nettled, Carl cried, Don't be too
sure!"
The girl glided up to him, and with
a 1.-the motion, her slim arms went
around his neck. Her body was soft
and as yielding as cotton, and she
pressed against him with fierce
strength.
The feel of her smooth skin against
his face seemed to ignite slow fires
in the youth. Almost without his
knowing it his hands began stroking
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-18
Continued from Page Three

He was awakened from his dreamy
state by a soft rapping at his door.
Startled, he leaped from his bed,
then called, "Who is it?"
Without answering, slim figure
entered the room softly. He thought
it was Toto, and his heart leaped
with quick jubilation. With single
bound he sprang across the floor and
EMBODIED the figure in his arms.
ooh, Mistah Carl" Elmira's voice
said, 81 didn't expect you to"
Carl released the girl instantly.
I'm sorry, Elmira," he said, step
ping back. IT didn't know it was
you"
"Oh" The one word from the girl
seemed weighted with hurt. II didn't
know you was expectin' nobody"
II wasn't, you least of ALL" Carl
explained lamely.
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Continued from Page Four

you will know that I am about to
tell you of the third, fourth and last
two rounds. I merely have to say
that the expected did not happen and
of the three men in the ring at the
sound of the final gong, was the
Amost exhausted. In fact, was al
most too fatigued to raise the hand
OF young Larkins.
Johnnie was little particular how
I raised his hand. I wondered why
but when I saw the welts and
bruises, was in sympathy with him,
His left arm was lumpy and through
the brown the red of his blood
showed. Dorsey on the other hand,
did not have a scratch, his eyes Just
ran water from the rubbing they
haASeceived.
After this bout certain sorrow
befeu the sporting world. Cans died.
Hereford, his manager, wept as II
he had lost his dearest relative. And
while others who knew him might
not have given evidence of their feel
ings, am sure that there were none
vino did not. regret the passing OF
the craftiest general who ever reslned
q shoe.
From afar and near people came
to pay their respects to the clay that
had been champion of the world as
it lay in state in an edifice known
as Kings Hill. Cans was dead. Some
have felt as badly when a ruler OF
the land has passed, but, I think,
none have felt more broken-hearted
T than did the sport-loving public
when the word of his defeat by the
grim reaper was cast abroad.
Just what effect the great boxers
death had upon little Johnnie is hard
to say or even guess; but it is known
in the section of the city where he
lived and around the "Y" where 1t
was his custom to train, that he did
not show his head, even in those
terribly hot days that followed, for
several months or more.
From what could be learned OF his
doings during those mourning days,
one is led to believe that young Lar
kins actually became stupefied with
grief. He refused food for two days
and, it is said, he sat and moped
around his home during the entire
calamity. Remember I do not vouch
for this part of the story. This is
only a neighborhood report and at
best these are not absolutely rei-
able)
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her body.

her body.
81 know'd you was human, baby"
Elmira whispered unevenly. II know'd
you'd love me-"
Slowly her mouth sought his. When
their lips met Carl frightened his arms
around her. They kissed with wild
abandon for breathless instant. Carl
felt his blood boiling within him, and
through the misty veil of his emo
ton the consciousness of what he
was doing failed to make an impress
sion.
Seemingly without his own voli-
ton he lifted the girl from the floor
and unsteadily carried her across the
floor to his room. She stroked his
hair and kissed him wildly, muir
muring incoherent love words into
his ear.
Outside the moon dipped discreet-
~ behind a bank of clouds, and the
soft wind grew silent, as though lis
tening. From far away dog howled
thinly, then a deep silence fell, as
though the passionate drama in the
cabin were being watched by even
the trees. 4
Continued Next Week !.
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La gaceta., 1930-09-19
TEMEN EN- ALEMANIA QUE
Los FASCfSTAS TRATEN
DE DERRIBAR LA REPU-
BLICA

Berlin, Sept. 10 Rumores
de que los fascistas conspiran
para derribar ia repdblica =
restablecer la monarquia fue-
ron desmentidos hoy por los
partidarios de Hitler y ridicu-
lizados pQr ell gobierno.
81 son autenticos o no, los
rumores han creado un ambien
te de tension en- Berlin y Sc
han reflejado en- la bolsa de
valores, donde las acciones
perdieron hasta 10 puntos.
Jose Goebbels, teniente de
Adolfo Hitler, ha dicho que los
fascistas, tambiGn conocidos
por socialists nacionales, Pc
diran por su participation en-
ell gobierno Sc les permita do
minar el reichawsver y los mi
nisterios del interior.
Los anti-fascistas dicen que
la demanda reveal ell deseo de
destruir la repGblica.
I'm diario de Berlin, ell ITEM
pc, dice que ell mando fascista
ha dispuesto que los grupos
llamados de "tormenta," los
terroristas, de noche SO ejerci-
ten en- ell manejo de las armas.
de fuego, ametralladoras, Ian
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
HAN LLEGADO A UN A
CUERDO DEFINITIVO ES-
Y FABRI-
CANTES

Aprobando un arreglo he
cho por su comite de precios,
arreglo que no merece ser GEN.
surado, los obreros escogedo-
res pusieron aver termino a sus
diferencias con los fabrican-
ties.
A cambio de emplear a la
totalidad de los escogedores
que estan sin trabajo, dentro
de un periodic de tempo que
ha sido fijado, y de que los ta-
bacos seran escogidos y enva-
sados por trabajadores recono-
cidos por ell gremio, los obre-
ros decidieron rebajar 20 cts.
por millar en- las vitolas de re-
gala, vigesimos; 30 centavos
en- los cuadragesimos, por mi
liar; so cts. en- los cherutos
grandes, por millar, y de 30 a
IS centavos en- los cherutos
chicos.
Ell compromise de los fabri-
cantes o los escogedores de-
muestra que los patronos es-
tan orientandose hacia una
mayor Compensation con
u obreros.
Sacrificandose han consegui
do los escogedores ell complete
reconocimiento de su organi :
zacion y han buscado trabajo
para sus camaradas que estan
"paseando."
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
DEBEN CREARSE FONDOS
DE RESERVA PARA So
CORRRER A LOS SIN IRA
BAJO

Newark, New Jersey, Sept.
19.-Hablando aver ante el
Club Kiwanis de aquf, William
Green, presidente de la Fede-
raci6n Americana del Traba-
jo, sugiri6 ell establecimiento
de fondos de reserva para a
yudar a los trabajadores y CO.
mo medic de solucionar los
p~oblemas creados por la es-
casez de trabajo.
Tai sistema, dijo, significa-
ria un ordenado y estabiliZado
programa industrial, en- lugar
de una forma de gobierno "pa
ternalistica."
Estima que debe hacerse un
estudio de los mercedes, por
parte de la industrial, hacienda
possible ell equilibrio de la pro-
ducci6n, en- compahia de fon-
dos conjuntamente creados
por ell mutuo interes.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19

nos sin coraz6n, engendros de
mono y tigre?
Ell cubano quito, que vive ga
dos cuadras de Estados Uni :
dos, que lucho por su indepen-
dencia y sabe apreciar ell eXac
to valor de la libertad, ha sido
puesto por la Dictadura en- la
"situacion" de un indio perua-
no, infeliz, ignorante, de los
que Leguia hacia TRAFALGAR en-
los caminos-de los que nj ST
quiera tienen ell placer de ha-
blair y leer ell idioma espanol.
Todavia puede comprender
Sc que ell Peru, con cinco mi
Homes de habitantes, la mitad
de los cuales son indios semi
esclavoS de los ricos terrate :
nientes y de las companies a
mericanas e inglesas, haya SUI
frido II amos de tirania.
Los indios, analfabetos, sin
preparation Intellectual. traba
jan y mueren. No pueden pro-
testar, no pueden rebelarse.
Pero los cubanos, cultos, ci-
vilizados, no tienen la "excu-
sa" de los indios.
81 toleran la Dictadura no
sera por ignorancia, por infe-
rioridad mental, sera por "pru
dencia" o porque los pies Sc
les han "enfriado" viendo ase-
sinar obreros, periodistas y ca
narios.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
LEGUIA SERA JUZGADO Ell
SABADO

Lima, Peru, Sept. 19.-Bajo
IA acusaci6n de haberse apro-
piado de dinero del pueblo,
Augusta B. Leguia, ell expresi-
dente, sera juzgado aqui Ell
sabado.
Tambien sera juzgado ell ex-
primer ministro Benjamin II.
de Los Heros y ti6nese enten-
dido Sc instruira causa contra
18 politicos que estan refugia-
dos en- las embajadas Y lega
cones extranjeras. FL expri-
mer ministro, un refugiado, sc
RI condenado como culpable
= no Sc presenta a juicio.
Leguia esta en- la penitencia
ria de Lima y contin6a enfer-
n O..
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
LA POLICIA DE LA INDIA
ATROPELLO A MAS DE
$50 PERSONALS

Bombay, India, Sept. 10. -
Mas de $50 personals, muchas
de elias mujeres, fueron aver
lesionadas por la policia, que
Sc cans6 de repartir golpes.
Las mujeres Sc pusieron al
frente del movimiento para 10
grar que los hidues no ~votaran
en- los comicios legislativos.
Fueron detenidas 382 mule
res y 18 hombres. Las mujeres
fuelon puestas en- libertad /;
pero los hombres seran juzga-
Gos por violar los bandos del
yirrey.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Mario Menocal, expresidente,
individuo cast responsible del
"hundimiento" de los bancoS de
Cuba, cuando murieron las wa
cas- gordas", recomienda a los
cubanos unload, paz y orden.
Mario dirigi6 la celebre "bra
va contra ell Oral. Jose M. Co
mez, que hizo embarcar a "Pe-
pc Tiburon" para Washington,
a solicitar la intervention anne
ricana:
General de los "que monta a
cabalio", en- contraste con Ge-
rardo, general de "a pie, aun
figura en- la politica Guiana, no
obstante su conducta en- los I'LL
limos cuatro amos que goberna-
ra.
Tan bueno es ell pueblo Gu
BANJO, tan humilde, tan sufrido,
que todavia tiene la paciencia
de escuchar las "evacuaciones"
mentales de Don Mario!
iPero tanto mabtrararan al
"manso', tanto lie haran sufrir,
tantas veces lie "sacaran los CO.
lores a la cara, que llegara a
perder la calma, a indignarse,
y a puntapies Sc librara del "ge
neral de a pie, del general de
a caballo" Y de todos los que
traicionan los principles demo-
craticos, base de la repdblica
que Martf p%rometiera a los ia
baqueros de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19

Celebr6se anoche en- la mo.
rada de los esposos Nisa y Ra-
mon Toribio una simpatiquisi-
ma fiesta infantil, con motive
de ser ell cumpleanos de su pre-
ciosa nina Gloria.
Fue un acto encantador. La
grey infantil jug6 con la ale
grfa propia de la primera edad.
siendo exquisitamente obsequia
dos.
ALI Sc encontraron Maruca
y Alicia Perez, Monura Lopez,
Elisa Llaneza, Tita Perez, Ma
ria Dfaz, Cuquina, Marina, Je-
s1s y divide Perez. Tambien en-
dicha fiesta Sc encontraban es-
tas gentiles senoritas Isabel
Fernandez, Esther Alfonso, Ma
ria Martinez, Esperanto Fer
nandez. Las senoras Felisa
Fernandez, Bola Perez, Lupe
Alfonso, Aurora Lopez, Luisa
Perez, Elena Valdes.
Para la nina Gloria deseo que
Ia felicidad siempre presida su
vida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
LA ACTITUD DE CUBA PU-
DIERA D~IFICULTAR Ell
INGRESO DE ESTADOS
UNIDOS EN- LA CORTE
MUNDIAL

Ginebra, Sep. 19.-Noel Baker,
delegado inglGs, en- I'm discurso
pronunciado ante la asamblea
de la Liga de Naciones dijo hoy
que los esfuerzos de la admins
TRAGIC nde Hoover para llevar a
los Estados Unidos a la corte
mundial pudieran ser seriamen
tie dificultados por la 0posici6n
de Cuba a que el protocolo re-
visando ell estatuto sea puesto
en- vigor. Llam6 la atenci6n el
professor Baker sobre una carta
del secretario de estado ameri-
can0 al presidente Hoover, en-
la cual asegura que los intere-
ses americanos ante la corte
mundial, en- 10 que respecta a
opiniones y consoles, pudieran
ser protegidos por una clausula
especial en- el revisado estatut0
0 por la formula Root, tambien
abarcada en- ell protocolo.
Bajo la preston de las pala-
bras del Br. Baker y la insis-
tencia de las delegaciones de
B6lgica y Francia, tienese en-
tendido que la delegation cuba
ma sc muestra hoy dispuesta a
colaborar en- hacer que Ell proto-
colo entire en- vigor.
Pero no aparece como cierto
que el gobierno de Cuba este
decidido a abandonar SD posi-
ci6n.
Ell intrincado punto sobre 10
qse deba hacerse en- la situa-
ci6n creada por Cuba, no esta
La gaceta., 1930-09-19

ST al pueblo cubano lie dieran
a escoger entire ell general a
pie" y ell general de a caballo",
SECURES estamos que decidiria
quedarse sin los dos generates.
Para la repdblica los dos han
sido funestos.
Menocal "asesin6" o permit
ito que fuera asesinada la "po-
5encia economical" de la nacion
en- la epoca de abundancia.
Despu6s tuvo que tolerar Ia
intervention "indirecta" del
Grail. Crowder, de la cual Sc Ii
)r6 ell "Chino" que sin andar
"a pie" nj montar a caballo,
'robo' como los otros y demos
tr6 ser un hombre complete yen
do a buscar, zen tren", a los re-
volucionarios de Laredo Bru.
Del 1ltimo periodic ignomi-
nioso-presidencial de Mario, pa
SO Cuba a los amos de "saqueo"
tolerados por Don Alfredo.
Y despues... la regeneration
impuesta por ell egregio Gerar-
do, con asesinatos de periods
tas, violaci6n de los derechos
constituencies de los ciudada-
nos, matanza de canarios, "a
mordazamieHto de la Prensa,
"marchense para la manigua
que va los ire a buscar", "a mi
no me atacan porque me tienen
miedo", y otras demostraciones
de incultura, de repugnante in
ferioridad ciudadana, que a los
cubanos hace ocultar ia cara
entire las manos" y decir:
"a Cuando lie daran la "patada".
virgen de la Carload del Co
bre?"
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
EDISON DICE QUE TODA-
VIA NO ESTA LISTO PA
RIA VOLAR

Newark, New Jersey, Sept.
19.-ThomaS A. Edison sabe
algo mas de aeroplanos de 10
que saba, y esta dispueSto a
aprender mucho mas, y puede
que llegue hasta volar alguna
veZ, 81 puede encontrar IN pi-
Lotto que lie prometa no hacer
loops" e~Xteriores y mucho
menos ell ''rodar del barril."
Por insistencia della Sra. Edi-
son ell inventor fue con ella al
aerodromo de Newark, ano-
che, y hablo durante mas de
una bora con ell teniente Ri
chard Aldworth, director del
aerodromo.
IQu6 listed hace acerca de
acrobacias-le pregunt6 Edi-
son.
Las acrobacias estan pro-
hibidas en- ell negocio de trans
porte, ell teniente contest6."
Isl un aeroplano perdiera
su motor estando en- vuelo, po-
dria aterrizar con seguridad?
Isl, un aeroplano tiene aho-
IA un buen angulo de desliza-
miento."
"jC6mo un aeroplano puede
salir de un descenso violento de
narizY'
I'm mecanico movie los man
dos para demostrar ell metodo.
q BESIDE que altura puede ba-
jarse en- un paracaidas, con Sc
guridad-"
"Quinientos pies.
"JPor queT'
"Porque un paracaidas Sc a
bre con dificultad'.
Mr.. Edison dijo que debia
hacerSe unO que Sc abriera ms
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Sep. 19.-Los peri6-
dicos elogian la actitud del en-
bajador Orestes Ferrara, dele
gado de Cuba en- la asamblea de
la Sociedad de Naciones, contes
tando al delegado griego Poll
lis.
Luego de replicar con vigor a
Politis, Ferrara manifesto que
puede zanzibar de opinion
la revision del estatuto de
Ia corte mundial despues que
otros miembros de la Liga a.
prueben Ell protocolo.
N. R.-En la edici6n de aver
pubiieamos las energicas frases
de Ferrara.
La gaceta., 1930-09-19
NUEVO SERVICIO DE VAPO
RES ENTIRE M Y
MOBILE

La compania Mccormack
Gulf Line, que presta servicio
entire New Orleans, Filadelfia
Y Tampa, comenzara Ell dia 6
de octubre a rendir serTicio
entire Tampa Y Mobile.
Los vapores llegaran aqui Ell
lunes en- lugar del domingo
por la tarde.
Esta compania espera dem
tro de pocos dias a los vapores
Commercial 0rleanian y Ell
Commercial Bostonian.