The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-17
The City
Brief
FRTDAY EyENTs

Cocoa-Cola botters OF the Onited
States convention. Claypool, all day.
Indianapolis police safety fair, Tomlin-
| son han, ell day.
knights of Columbus luncheon. Sphinx
i Arms.
optimists Club luncheon, CIaypooL
| AItrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber of
| Commerce.
indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Exchasge Club luncheon, Lincoln.
| Master Painters Association luncheon,
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
lambda Chi Alpha luncheon, Board of
| United states Na.aI Academy grad
! yates luncheon. Columbia Club.
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sec
First Ward Republican Club meeting,
| Compton hall p. m.
r. AngIada, export sales manager,
Swan Myers Company. has sailed
from New York on a business trip
| in Latin American countries.
A bill seeking to substitute the
American Men Table of Mortality
Ultimate for the American Expert
ence Table now in use by insurance
companies will be introduced by
Senator William v. Doogs of Can
Melton. Holders of insurance policies
in Indiana would be saved approx
mately 100000 annually, Dogs
claims. A similar bill was killed two
years ago.
Suit to recover judgment of
$1O.28O on a promissory note has
been filed in federal court by the
Gasteam Heating Company. Chi
cago, against John H. Roberts, In
dianapolis.
Rabbi Phillip Laugh, Chicago,
spoke Wednesday night before the
indianapolis chapter, HadaSsah, at
the Kirshbaum Community Cen
ter and related experiences in New
Palestine. Pictures were shown, ac-
companied by descriptions, of places
Of interest in the Holy Land.
Involuntary bankruptcy proceed
ings against the G. H. Meyer Cigar
and Candy Company, 4l-49 West
South street, have been filed In
federal court by the Curtiss Candy
Company, Johnson Candy Company
and Shotwell Manufacturing Com
pany, all of Chicago The petition
| alleges indebtedness of the COM
pany is more than $4,000, and asks
appointment of a receiver.
S. o. Klindlesmith and w. A.
Gearhart were chosen elders
Wednesday night at meeting of
the Beech Grove Christian church
congregation. Other officers chosen
are Charles Longacre and Grant
Vandiver, deacons; Emerson Whit
aker, financial secretary; S. o.
Klindlesmith, treasurer; and M A.
Poe, clerk. The Rev. K E. Thorne,
pastor and Mrs. Thorne, were guests
Of honor at reception.
Julius L. Williams, Negro, Gus
todian at 2140 College avenue, told
police Wednesday night that his
nephew, Roy Harris, Negro, 10, same
address, had shot him in the leg in
an argument over who should fire
the furnace EarriS could not be
found by police.
The Sterling Laundry Company
gave it's annual dinner and dance
at the HooSier Athletic Club
Wednesday evening, Roy G. Shane
berger, president of the company,
spoke.
The annual melting Of the Elec-
trio League of Indianapolis will be
held tonight at the Lincoln. Fol-
lowing readings of annual reports,
officers for the year will be elected.
The Rev. III. E. Eberhardt, super
intendent of Wheeler City mission,
spoke on the Importance of rescue
mission work Wednesday at the
chapel service for students of the
Butler university school of religion.
He traced rescue mission work from
its beginning, about fifty years ago,
to today.