The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

H
ney, from the firm of Newberger,
Simon, Davis and King, attorneys,
which was formed last July has
been announced. The firm will be
known as Newberger, Simon &
Davis. Although no longer affiliated
with the firm, King will continue
to have office space with it.
Complaints on notes asking $4,000
and $4,000, respectively, were filed
Wednesday in federal court here by
the Burns Mortgage Company
against j. L. Sailors, Kokomo, and
Wilbur N. Waters, Newcastle.
Falling eight feet down an eIe-
vator shaft in a building at 108
South Capitol avenue late Wednes-
day, Charles, O'Brien, SO, of 323
North Rural street, suffered minor
injuries. Police were informed that
O'Brien opened the door leading to
the shaft and stepped in. He fell
to the base of the shaft.
Albert SpurgiOn, so, 1924 West
Washington street, suffered broken
left arm when he fell downstairs
Wednesday night.
Organization of a Boy Scout
troop will be undertaken at a meet
ing at 1880 tonight in the Chris
tian Park Community house, under
auspices of the Women's Club of
Christian park. F. o. Belzer, scout
executive, will preside. Scouts will
give program of entertainment.
Plans to hold an Indiana confer
ence on child health, along lines
laid down by the recent White
House conference, were discussed at
a meeting of committe under DR..
William F. King, state health di-
rector, with Governor Harry G..
Leslie Wednesday. Three thousand
Hoosiers will be invited to the con-
ference in Indianapolis, Jan. Is
to II.
DIR. Oliver Kamm, director of re-
search for Parke, Davis & Co. of
Detroit, will address. the Indiana
section of the American Chemical
Society at the Chamber of Com
MERGE Friday night.
The Rainbow Division Veterans
Association, Marion County chapter,
will hold special Christmas dinner
and meeting at the Hotel Antlers
at $50 Friday night.
Scout executives considered the
1881 program for Indianapolis
vicinity at luncheon at the Chamber
of Commerce today. Edward A.
Kahn, president Of the council, pre-
sided.
Vacant stores windows on Mas
sachusetts avenue are soon to be
filed with displays. The neighbor-
hood merchants association is CO.
operating.
A meeting Of the Converts League
of the Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea will be held tonight at at the
Catholic Community Center, 1904
North Pennsylvania street. The
Rev. Elmer Ritter, S. T. D., rector
>of IS. Peter and Paul cathedral,
will speak. There will, be brief
entertainment program.
b. r. Null, advertising staff mem
Der of Eli Lilly & Co., will speak
tonight at the Indiana university
extension center before the class in
publicity methods.
Turn of modern business to mod
ern market research and advertis-
ing to reach consumers was advo-
Gated by Edward H. Gardner, Chi
cago, to the Advertising Club of
Indianapolis at the Columbia Club
at luncheon today, in an address on
What Makes Advertising Pay?"
Police were asked today by Mrs.
Luther McHargue Of Cincinnati, to
try to locate her mother, Mrs. Hat
tie McClane, believed to be living
in Indianapolis. Mrs. McClane left
her daughter in a Cincinnati or
phanage twenty-one years ago.
Walter Wilson, Gary, was named
by State Police Chief Grover G.
Garrett today as a lieutenant on
the force. Prank Youngblood,
Veedersburg, and Donald M. Frank
lin, Spencer, were made patrolmen.
william H. Brown was elected
president Of the Riverside Demo-