The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-18
The City i'm Brief

A report of a special committee to
investigate the proposed street rail-
way franchise will be made at the
Knights of Columbus Club luncheon
Friday at the Spink-Arms. Thomas
D. MCGEE, attorney, and William D.
Madden, accountant, compose the
special committee.
William r. Herring, Indianapolis,
has a part in "A Corner on Art" a
comedy drama to be presented by
the Playshop Players of Purdue uni
versity Dec. 10 at Lafayette. Herring
is a senior in the school of agricul-
ture.
Pledge members of the Phi Beta
Pi medical fraternity at Indiana
university were guests of the physi-
clans and alumni members Wednes-
Gay night at the SEVERN.
A Christmas pageant, 1.-THE Great
Light" will be presented by the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church
school at Tuesday night Seven
teen Biblical scenes will be por-
trayed.
Rabbi Solomon Goldman, Chicago,
one of the leading scholars and ora
tors of the Jewish pulpit, will ID
dress the members and friends of
the congregation Beth El-Zedeck at
the annual Hannukah celebration
Sunday night. A banquet will be
served at $50 followed by pro-
gram at 8.
Charles w. Chase, president of
the Gary Street Railway Company,
will speak in behalf of the proposed
street railway franchise sought by
the insult interests at the Exchange
Club luncheon Friday at the Lin
coin.
Members of Madden Nottingham
post No. 348, American Legion, will
give their annual entertainment and
minstrel show Friday night at
at the Community house, Udell and
Annette streets. The Brown County
Revelers will be featured. Food &C
copied for admission will be dis
tributed- to needy families.
Charles F. Coffin, president of the
State Life Insurance Company, will
make an address on Activities of
the Police and Fire Departments, >
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E. church. Police Chief Jerry E.
Kinney, Fire Chief Harry E.
Voshell and other city officials will
be guests.
Judgment for S1,12O.14 in favor
of the Electric Bleaching Gas
Company and Wallace & Tiernan
Inc, New York, against the Vim
cennes Water Company, was re-
turned Wednesday in an injunction
suit in federal court. The New
York firms also we're given g
permanent injunction preventing
further patent infringement by the
VincenneS company.
preparation for the job" third
OF a series Of discussions on Build
ing a Career" will be conducted by
Fred Hoke of the Holcomb & Hoke
Manufacturing Company Friday
night at in Room A of the Y. M.
c. A.
F. Elmer Marshall, instructor in
the dramatic art department of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Mu-
sic, will present Dickens Christ
mas Carol' at tonight in the
Pfrimmer chapel of the First United
Brethren church. Walnut street and
Park avenue.
Unemployment Insurance" will
be the subject of an address by DR..
L NJ. Rubinow of Cincinnati before
the Indianapolis chapter of the
American Association of Social
Workers at their monthly dinner
meeting at Christ church Friday
night. DR.. Rubinow is international
secretary of B'nai Birth and an ex-
pert on social insurance.
Petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed in federal court Wednes-
day by Jacob Slutzky, 3541 North
Meridian street, giving his occupa-
ton as sales manager. He listed
liabilities of s13,814.64 and assets
of S655.50
New officers of the World Trade
Club. elected recently, were intro
duced at the meeting today at the
Chamber of Commerce. William
Higburg of the Republic Creosoting
Company is president; F. A. Bah
lcock, vice-president; Francis Wells