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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1922

Page

7

Holiday buyers break records in Christmas trade push

United Press dispatches report a nationwide peak in Christmas buying with wearing apparel and house furnishings leading. Stores in San Francisco Pittsburgh Buffalo Columbus Washington Detroit St Louis Denver Portland New York Kansas City Oklahoma City Cleveland note record or near record sales, with practical gifts and toys driving the surge and shoppers urged to buy early.

America United Press San Francisco C. W. Steins Emporium Pittsburgh Kauffman, Kauffman & Barr Buffalo Useful Gifts Columbus Ohio Fred Lazarus Washington Detroit H. L. Ware ST. Louis Stix, Baer & Fuller Denver Lucian York M. Richard Brothers Portland New York Lord and Taylor's Kansas City Oklahoma City Cleveland

Night Burglary Report Totals 122.50 In Losses

Three burglaries were reported in one night with losses totaling 122.50. Cleaner at 3308 E New York St. robbed of 2.50 cash after being held up by two men. Rail yard freight house entered, poultry and alarm clocks worth 100 taken. Home at Forty-Sixth St and Shadeland Ave. entered, 20 stolen.

Cc. O. Todd New York St Sergt. R. L. Adams E. A. Gardner Forty-Sixth St Shadeland Ave

National Church Leaders Gather for Annual Federated Council Meeting

National church leaders led by retiring FC CCA president Rev F M North and Bishop William F MacDowell gather in Indianapolis for the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America annual three day meeting at First Baptist Church. About 150 delegates from 32 denominations attend open sessions on Christian Cooperation and related topics.

F. M. North Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America William F. MacDowell C. L. Goodell Indianapolis C. H. Winders Indianapolis Church Federation Severin Robert E

Brookside Civic Club Re elects Officers for 1923

Brookside Civic League last night at Library No. 6 elected officers for 1923. A Le Roy Portteus remained president with J A Schneider as secretary and H W Painter as first vice president. Other leaders include Dr William Kimkel second vice president Mrs Frank Erath third vice president M F Ho sea treasurer and C A James assistant secretary. Portteus outlined 1923 plans and spoke of a probable community house. Committee members were named to arrange a community Christmas celebration.

Brookside Civic League Ubrary No. 6 Commerce and Nolan Sts A. le Roy Portreus J. A. Schneider H. W. Painter William Kimkel Frank Erath M. F. Hosea C. A. James Portteus J. Hubert Patton G. E. Peterson

Whimsical Street Sights Noted by Observers

A series of brief vignettes from city streets describe a police officer entering a theater for a burlesque show, a traveler weighing luggage on a scale near Illinois Street 8, a bag labeled Fresh Fish near a walnut display, a bakery advert proclaiming Hoe Maid Pies, and two deacons embracing after a Methodist Church board meeting.

Massachusetts Ave

Special Call To Rainbow Division Veterans Meeting

A special call was issued for all Rain bow Division Veterans Association members to attend the regular meeting in Superior Court Room 3 at 6 p m on Wednesday by Dr E J Du Bois president.

Rainbow Division Veterans Association Superior Court Room E. J. du Bois

Cooperation Among Farmers Aims at National Cooperative Marketing

Washington December 12 Cooperatives unite for growth at a conference December 14 16 with leaders from national marketing associations. Charles M Morgan of the American Cotton Growers Exchange notes rapid expansion in tobacco cotton and wheat cooperatives and cites the need for a national voice through the new Cooperative Council to coordinate efforts.

Harry Hunt Washington Ing Cooperation Movement Charles M. Morgan Field American Cotton Growers Exchange Morgan Cooperative Council

Baby Mine Stuns Statehouse Rotunda Crowd

A young mother left her 1 month old baby perched on a third floor railing at the Statehouse. Six bystanders prepared to catch the child as it swayed. Elevator operator Robert Bailey stopped the car and rushed to the infant before the mother returned and took the baby away.

Statehouse Robert Bailey

Near Eastern Meeting Secret Advances Straits Issue

In Lausanne on December 12, Ismet Pasha and Lord Curzon lead secret sessions of the Near Eastern Peace Conference. Key topics include Ottoman debt reduction, prisoner exchanges, evacuation of civilians, capitulations, and Straits settlement details, with Turks showing increased conciliatory attitude.

United News Lausanne Ismet Pasha Lord Curzon Great Britain Straits Ismet Curzon Turkey

County to Build $14 500 Steel Truss Bridge Over Fall Creek

The board of county commissioners ordered plans prepared for a steel truss bridge on the Keystone road costing 14500 dollars. The old covered bridge, condemned by county engineer John J. Griffith, was repaired last January but deemed unsafe by heavy trucks.

Fall Creek Keystone Road Board of County Commissioners John J. Griffith Griffith

Indianapolis Market Project Outlined Before Central Labor Union

John F. White of the city market survey commission presented plans to improve Indianapolis market facilities. He said the current site is the only practical option and that the market would be self sustaining and eventually pay for itself. The proposal includes a new multiuse building, and R. H. Gilmore urged Central Labor Union support while White asked for action before the upcoming Legislature. A Women's Department Club education campaign on smoke nuisance received indorsement.

John F. White City Market Survey Commission Commission Indianapolis Central Labor Union Tomlinson Hall R. H. Gilmore White Women’s Department Club

Thief Steals Meter From Car In Front Of Home

A motometer was stolen from Henry W. Carson's automobile parked in front of his residence at 502 South East Street. Police investigated the theft as neighbors reported the incident.

Henry W. Carson S. East St Carson

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