Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1925 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, iyzs

MERCHANTS GIVE OUT COMMITTEE Appointments Announced by Association. The following committees were announced today by the East Washington Street Merchants’ Association: Membership—Harry W. Krause. C. F. Mode. Ralph Vorinegut. E. J. Baker. Samuel Mueller. Julius Goldsmith. Raymond Kiser. Ferdinand Mueller. Advertising—G. C. Hicks. H. W. Krause, A. G. Goldstein. Stanley Upton, Leslie Meyer. <Xharles Lehman. Jessie Fletcher. Court House—Sol S. Kiser. Samuel MuelJer. Chtries L. Hartmann. H. W. Krause, Trank Kotteman, Sol Schloss, Otio R. Lindst&edt. Coliseum—Charles L. Hartmann. Charles Kotteman. Clarence Baker. James Lilly. Street Car—Samuel Mueller. Albert Goldstein ,A. S. Pierson. Otto R. Lindetaedt, Meyer Cohn, Simon Kiser. Printing and Publicity—Ford A. Meyer. Hospitality—Charles F. Mode, A. G. Goldstein. Frank Carlin. Leslie Meyer. Lee Walker. Market—Julian Schwab. C. X. Baker. H. H. ITescott. Frank Carlin. Street® —Raymond Kiser. W. R. Beard. Frank Krause. Daniel Green wold. Grievance. Constitution and By-Laws— Frank Kotteman. Ferd A. Meyer. Meyer Cohn. /

THREE CHILDREN HURT BYAUTOS Police Slate Motorists After Accidents. Three children were Injured when struck by automobiles Wednesdfay night, according to reports received bv police today. Drivers were all slatud on charges of assault and battery. L'ttle Mary Cook, 2, was taken home, 1856 Keystone Ave., after being struck by an automobile driven by Paul Allen, 1010 Churchman Ave. She was cut about the face. Elizabeth Grant, 10, Southeastern and Keystone Aves., was struck by an automobile driven by Carl Peterson, 1915 Hoyt Ave., in the 1700 block on Southeastern Ave. She was cut and bruised about tte face and taken home. John Snape, 610 N. Colorado Ave., was driving an automobile that struck Betty Wysong, 602 N. Colorado Ave. She was taken to Methodist Hospital with a broken left leg. CURB SHIPPING BOARD? Coolidge Recommends Fleet Corporation Negotiate Sales. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, June 11. —Because of the continual disagreements within the shipping board, President Coolidge has recommended to Chairman O’Connor that the board surrender all negotiations over ship sales to the emergency fleet corporation, retaining only power Anally to approve or disapprove sales recommended by the corporation. SECTION HAND KILLED Bit United Press CLINTON, Ind., June 11.—Falling under the wheels of h locomotive at the St. Benrlne junction, Paul Judy, 23, a section hand on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, was instantly killed. MISS BRANCH DIES Bu United Press MARTINSVILLE, Ind., June 11.— Funeral arrangements were being made today tor Miss Leafy. Dell Branch, 63, sister of the former Governor Branch, who died at her home here Wednesday.

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DRAFTSMEN DISMISSED City Engineer’s Department Curtailed by Lack of Funds. Reduction of the number of employes in the city engineer’s department, predicted by Frank C. Ltngenfelter, city engineer, because of lack of funds, was started Wednesday when the board of works dismissed three draftsmen. Those who lost their positions were V. B. Brown, E. T. McCarty f ad Boynton Jacoby. Drastic redu tion In the number of inspectors of that department is expected soon for the same cause, since the boar3 of wcrks has paved the way by suspending all street improvements.

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