Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1925 — Page 12

NEW CHURCH IS TO BE OPENED Dedicate Edifice Sunday at St. Paul. liu Times Special ST. PAUL, Ind., Sept. 4.—The Rev.C. W. Cauble of Indianapolis, State secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Society, will deliver the dedicatory address Sunday at the New Christian Church here. The congregation is planning to make it a great home-coming day. All day services wHI he held with a free dinner served at noon in the basement. The church was organized March 2, 1874, by Elder N. A. Walker, D. R. Vanbuskirk and L. A. Van Syce. It has grown from seventy members to its present roll of 240. In 1884 the congregation disbanded and reorganized in 1888 by Isaac Tomlinson. Os the charter members still living are Edgar and Annie Barnes of St. Paul and Morton Fishback of Goldsmith, Ind. The building includes a large educational plant in keeping with the modern tendency toward religious education. The Rev. Richard O. Lee is pastor, and Frank Hoff, Elmer Palmerton and Clyde R. Yater, members of the building committee. RARE CLUB PROGRAM Varied Talent to Entertain at Booster’s Lunch. . Talent from all parts of the country brought here for the State fair will furnish entertainment for luncheon club members at. a booster meeting Wednesday noon at the Claypool. Inter-Club council arranged the meeting to promote interest in the Fair. Arrangements for the ob-

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—Photo by Perrott. Patrolman Frank A. Allen

Assigned to watch over the chief rooming house district of city, Patrolman Frank A. Allen daily patrols district 37, bounded by St. Clair St., New York St., Alabama and Illinois Sts. He works from 3 to 11 p. m. Women of the underworld seek to take residence in this section along with dope peddlers and others of the same character. Allen sees to it that they don’t park long on his district. Allen was appointed ;o the department May 26. 1924 and has served a commendable first year.

servance of Club day Friday will be made, Henley T. Hottel, secretary, said.

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MORE BUILDINGS ARE GOING UP August Shows Increase of 79 Permits. Seventy-nine more buildings were authorized during August, 1925, than the same month last year, according to the monthly reporft of Francis F. Hamilton, building inspector. Permits this year totalled 1,629, while last year's figure was 1,550. However, issuance of permits for three large apartments and a business block increased the valuation to $3,218,000, while the valuation for August, 1925, was only $1,646,722. Attaches of the office said the boom in small houses continues. The Indian Refining Company today presented plans for construction of uM SII,OOO office building at 3516 11. New York St. JUDGING TEAMS TO VIE At Least Ten Counties Will Be at Dairy Exposition. At least ten Indiana counties will send farmers’ dairy cattle Judging teams to compete with other States and Canada to the National Dairy Exposition to be held here Oct. 10 to 17, according to E. A. Gannon, associate in dairy extension, Purdue University. The farmers' contest will be in charge of R. D. Canan of Purdue. Medals and diplomas will be awarded tQ the highest scoring individuals and teams for judging Ayrshire*, Brown Swiss, Guernseys. Holsteins and Jerseys. X-RAYS STOP COUGH BOSTON. —X-ray treatments reduced the severity of whooping cough, says Dr. Lawrence N. Boston, after using them in 750 cases.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

For the Benefit of State Fair Visitors as Well as the Men and Young Men of Indianapolis, Here Is the Address and the LOCATION of the Richman’s Clothes Store

The Address Is No. 36 East Washington Street Indianapolis

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WHERE RICHMAN’S CLOTHES ARE MADE. THE GREAT RICHMAN FACTORY AT 1600 EAST 55TH STREET, CLEVELAND. DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOU WITH JUST TWO PROFITS—YOURS AND OURS-NO MIDDLEMAN’S. Richman’s Clothes are all one price—$22.50 for the unrestricted choice of any Richman suit, topcoat, overcoat or other garment in any Richman store, anywhere, any time. EXTRA TROUSERS Serviceable Materials $3-$4-$5-$6

Rickmans juniors for high school lads of sixteen to nineteen. All the style , the pep, the material and the perfect fit you young chaps demand. All at the Richman price of $22.50. Follow dad to Richmans. Richman Brothers Company 36 East Washington Street First Door East of Washington Hotel Established 1879 Store Open Saturday Until 9 P. M.

An address is a very important thing to know—and to remember* Especially when it is such an important address as the Richman’s Clothes Store. That’s why we are printing this picture which shows our store at 36 East Washington Street, between the Washington Hotel and the shoe store of Feltman & Curme. So when you are ready for your Richman’s suit, topcoat, overcoat or other garment, you’ll know just where to come. We extend a cordial welcome to State Fair visitors to SEE FOR THEMSELVES the remarkable VALUE, the MATERIALS, the WORKMANSHIP, the STYLE and the FIT which, since 1879, have made Richman’s Clothes the choice of thousands of satisfied customers. Remember —We fit all figures. Whether you are short or tall, stout or slim, you will find a wide choice of patterns and perfectly fitting clothes in any Richman store. Just One Richman Store in Indianapolis

FRIDAY, SEPT. 4,1925

The Location Is Between the Washington Hotel and the Shoe Store of Feltman & Curme