The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-19

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indianapolis Federation Of Community
| Civic Clubs conference. Chamber OF Com
M Nortth%ood Christian Church. fellowship
oic Capitol II Avenue en- 1 M. E. Church Calendar
Club meeting, church chapel, 7:45 p. m.
Police have been asked to Search
for Clarence Martin Smith, 10,
Rushville, Ind, who left his home
Tuesday, according to his father,
James Smith, for Indianapolis. The
boy had ambitions to join the Navy,
his father said.
A three-story 100000 garage is
being planned by the Test Realty
Company for erection at 1452-54 N.
Pennsylvania st. A lease under ne
gotiation calls for $4,000 to be paid
in twenty years.
-Four radio outfits valued at $3.50
were stolen from a shed at the
home of Edward Newell, 5120 Madi-
son Ave, police were told today.
CigaretS, candy and chewing gum
worth $12 were stolen by thieves
who Tuesday night broke plate
glass window in a confectionery at
1901 Bates ST., Martin Mullen, pro-
prietor. told police today.
Miss Louise Keown, 10, Of 1923
Churchman Ave, and Fred Powell,
40, of 2647 Marker Ave, we're in
jured when a car, driven by Miss
Keown, collided with another driven
by sam Imbler, So, of GIT N. Illi-
nois ST., at Market and Noble SITS.
today. Miss Keown received body
bruises and decorations and was
unconscious until revived by police.
Powell was injured about the head.
At a smoker tOnieht at new Ca
thedral High School, Notre Dame
Indianapolis Club members will lay
plans for attending the annual
Notre Dame-Indiana University
football game Saturday at Bloom
ington. L. j. Reach is president.
Funeral services for Charles E.
Clark, SIS, a painter, who was found
dead near White River between
Oliver and Kentucky Ave. bridges
Monday, will be held at st. Johns
church Thursday at p. m. Burial
will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Clark has no relatives here.
Andrew NJ. Schwab, go, of 123 w.
Twelfth St., was taken to city
hospital with cuts and bruises when
he was struck by an auto driven by
George harrison, rs, of r. R.. 4, Box
494, at Fletcher Ave. and East st.
Harold Green of Cleveland, Ohio,
advertising representative of the Ma
tional Lamp Works, will speak at
the Advertising Club luncheon at
the Spink-Arms, Thursday.
JCMS VIII DC
sented at Nationwide construc-
tive relief conference of the
$25, 100000 United Jewish Campaign
and the American Jewish joint dis
tribution committee in Chicago,
Saturday and Sunday, by Rabbi
Morris M. Feuerlicht, George w.
Rabinoff, S. E. Rauh and Louis j.
Borinstein. More than 400 leading
Jews in the United States will at
tend.
Lawrence v. Sheridan, landscape
architect, will speak on "The Flu
ture Development of Our Indiana
World War Memorial Plaza" at the
Real Etate Board luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce Thursday.
"OId Wine in New Bottles" will
be the subject, of Attorney Lloyd D.
Claycombe at the Traffic Club
luncheon at the SEVERN Thursday.
A rubbish fire in the basement of
the Indiana Pythian Bldg, Pennsyl-
vania ST. and Massachusetts, Ave-,
Tuesday night, caused damage s.
timated at 500.
Frank Lake, IS, of Alexandria,
seriously injured in an auto accident
near his home Saturday; died at
Robert Long hospital Tuesday of a
fractured skull. He was brought to
the hospital unconscious and did
not revive. Coroner Keever sent
the body to Alexandria.
Sunday Island, in the Pacific, is
said to be the talIest mountain in
the world. It rises 1000 feet out of
five miles of water, making its
height nearly 10000 feet.