The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-05
The City in
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THURSDAY EVENTS


con, Chamber of Commerce.
| Sigma M luncheon, Board of Trade.
indianapolis Engineering Club lunch
American Business Club luncheon, Co
Iumbia Club.
Fifty members of the HOosier AS
ISOLATION of Finance Companies at
tended the third annual meeting Of
the organization at the Claypool
Tuesday. Principal speakers were
John C.. Allaback of Cincinnati, q
member of the Ohio Finance Asso-
citation, and Prof. Fred w. Chew
of Indiana university.
Marion county committee No. 2,
National Order of Elephants, will
initiate 1873 candidates tonight at
American Woodman hall, Vermont
street and Senate avenue. Harry
D. Tutewiller and Sumner Clancy
will conduct the ceremony.
TRADE Opportunities In the ORR
ent" will be the subject of Adachi
Kinnosuke, New York, American
correspondent of J. ii Shimpo, To-
kio, Japan, at the Chamber of
Commerce open forum luncheon
Friday. Kinnosuke, author of sew
eral books on the Orient, and at
one time literary editor of the Los
Angeles Times, has lived in the
United States thirty years.
Karl L. Simpson, indianapolis
postal clerk and fifth -presi-
dent of the National Federation of
PoStofice Clerks, is attending the
federation executive committee
meeting at Washington. The COM
mittee plans to push the Dale
Lehbach liberahzed retirement
measure, and the La Toilette Mead
bill for Saturday half holidays.
Republican state committeeman
and state officials today attended
the funeral of John Killigrew, Tenth
district Republican chairman, at
Hobart, Ind. Mr.. Killigrew died Sum-
day at Mercy hospital, Gary. He
underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis two weeks previously. Two
succeeding operations were per-
formed in an effort to save his life.
"FolIies of 1928" will be the SER
mon topic of the Rev. Orville Ben
ham, Portland Ore, evangelist, to-
night at Indianapolis Gospel taber-
nacle, North and Alabama streets.
He spoke Tuesday night on Jonah
and the Whale"
More than $50 members of the
sales organization of the Indian
apolis Power and Light Company
were the dinner guests of the Lake
State division of the General Elec-
trio Supply Corporation at the Hotel
SEVERN Monday night. Dancing
and musical program followed the
dinner.
Police today sought two bandits
who held up the Kroger grocery at
1547 Roosevelt avenue at Sis p. M.
Tuesday The men covered T. E.
Jones, 1911 Newman street, man
ager, and a clerk with a revolver
while they took $18 from the cash
register They fled in an old Ford.
The Indianapolis Water Company
today reported to the public service
commission that 5,731 feet of water
mains were laid here in November
Thirteen fire hydrants were in
stalled. The company now has g.
045,410 feet of mains.
Mss Daisy June Trout, head of
the department of missionary or
ganization, United Christian Mis-
sionary Society, will speak before
the fellowship dinner of the North
wood Christian church Thursday
night on Oneness of Purpose"
The Rev. Albert v. Deery of
Bloomington will conduct the
Young Ladies' Sodality Retreat at
st. GATHERINGS church tonight,
Thursday, Friday and Sunday
nights. Meetings begin at 7:45 p. m.
All Socialists in indianapolis are
invited.
The Chamber of Commerce edu-
cation committee today heard an
address by DR.. Irby j. Good, Indi-
ana Central college president.
Heads of various other Indianapo-
lis educational institutions are to
be invited to address sthe commit
tee this winter.