The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-18
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

Frank DangellO, Is, of Louisville,
KY, is held at the Detention Home
pending arrival of his parents. The
youth wired home for funds and
his parents wired police here to
hold him.
Next years Realtors Home Show
will be q ten-days' show, the home
show committee of the indianapolis
Real Estate Board voted at q lunch
con at the Columbia Club Tuesday.
The show will be held in the manu-
fsctTers' building at the State fair
ground, as was this years show, it
was decided.
Fred E. WinSOr of st. Louis, Mo-,
representative of the General Out
door Advertising Company. will
speak at the Advertisig Club lunch
con at the Spink-Arms Thursday
on Your Outdoor Advertising"
Democratic headquarters of the
First district of the Ninth ward, in
GLIDING the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth precints, will be
open at 437 N Highland Ave. for
Democratic workers and candidates
every evening after p. m, Frank
G.. Mathusack, district committee
man, announced today.
England: Is Her Empire Dis
f,,t VIII Tos~a O,,f sc
Her Present Distress?" will be the
subject Of an address tonight at the
Bible Investigation Club at the
Y. M. G. A. auditorium by Walter
B. Harding, president of the G. & j.
Tire and Rubber Company. Harding
is a native of England and an In
dianapoliS business leader. He
formerly was president of the In
dianapolis Kiwanis Club.
Republican candidates have been
invited to address the Eleventh
ward Republican Club rally tonight,
O'Clock, at the Indiana Producers
Market, South and East Sts.,
Leonard Backley, ward chairman,
announced today.
Appointment of Edgar T. Daab,
1912 Park Ave, as general manager
of the Pearson Piano Company, was
announced today by John S. Pier
son, secretary-treaSurer of the firm.
Daab has been manager of the
Steinway department of the firm.
Henry NJ. COchrane, for four
years secretary and treasurer OF
the Stutz Fire Engine Company, has
been elected secretary of the Indi-
ana Manufacturers Association,
succeeding Ora J. Davies of Koko-
mo, who resigned. The Office of the
association is at 1858 Consolidated
Bldg.
A play, "a Meeting of the Old
Maids Matrimonial Society" will
be given in the community room of
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening, April "a.
Edward and Leroy New, who broad
cast over Station WFBM as the
STRAUSS Juniors" will feature the
program.
DIR. o. E. SimOns was elected
president Of the Indianapolis Society
of Prosthetic Dentistry at the annual
banquet at the Spink-Arms hotel,
Tuesday night. DR.. George Ear
hart was named vice president; DR..
P. A. Keller, treasurer, and Dr.
Chester Miller, secretary. Meetings
have been discontinued until fall.
DIR. Earl Harper, president of
Evansville College, spoke at the
luncheon of the Universal Club at
the Columbia Club Tuesday noon.
He emphasized the important place
Of the luncheon club in modern
communities. Frederick E. Schorte-
meier, Secretary of State, talked
briefly.
The human side of railroads was
discussed by Frank E. Strouse, Chi
cago, at dedication of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad shop crafts new
clubroons at the new Pennsylvania
gymnasium Tuesday night.
G. G. Heat, Louisville, KY, past
president of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards, will be
the speaker at the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce Thursday.
His subject will be 1.-THE Relation
of Real Estate to Prosperity"
The Mothers Club of the English
Ave. Boys Club will hold a euchre
party at the clubhouse, 1400 Eng
lish Ave-, Thursday at p. m.
Wallace WeatherhOlt, State Sc
curities commissioner, explained the
Indiana blue sky securities law to
the economics class at Indiana Cen
trail College today.
Fire Damages City Plant.
Spontaneous combustion caused a
fire at the Guarantee Metal Enamel