The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-27
1 T NEWS NOTES.

Patrolman Edward Petticord reported at
police Headquarters last night that he had
lost his monthly pay check.
The Rev. j. H. Duncan, Shelbyville. will
deliver a lecture tonight in Hall-place NJ.
f. Church. DR.. Duncans theme will be
"Tithing."
The Bible Literature Club of Tabernacle
ming Smith, will meet this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Dugdale.
Members of Harmony Council, No. 263,
NJ. p. L., will give an entertainment i'm their
hall. corner Massachusetts avenue and
BellefOntaine street, Wednesday evening,
April ,.
Queen Esther Auxiliary. o: E. s., will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D.. j. Eastburn, who will be
assisted by Mrs. Mary Guion, Mrs. Mary
Stewart, Mrs. Rose Crawford and Mrs. A.
B. Barker.
The second quarterly tea of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the Roberts
Park Church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Hammel, 4GS North Alabama street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock. A paper
on why a Home Missionary Society,""
will be read by Mrs. Carr.
Joseph lima. of Us South Liberty street,
was severely injured yesterday while work
ing near the Indianapolis hominy mills as
a laborer. He was helping unload steel and
a heavy switch frog dropped on his foot,
MASKING il. He was taken to the City Dis
pensary and treated and then sent to his
home.
The Sunday school of the Central Chris
tian Church will give an entertainment at
the church tomorrow night for the bene-
fit of the mission fund. Frank Shellhouse
will deliver a lecture entitled "A Trip from
Indianapolis to Jerusalem and Return
which will be illustrated with stereopticOn
views.
The management of Charles Mayer &
Co. has agreed to close the store each
day at $50 o'clock, with the exception of
Saturdays when they will close at noon
during the months of July and August and
possibly during the first weeks i'm Septem-
Der. The rule for closing will go into effect
in this store, ii is said, regardless of what
other stores DO.
Harvey Reel, 1O5 South Liberty street;
Claude Mcbride SIC East Georgia street;
Michael Klein. 6S7 East Georgia street. and
Herman Paschel, 521 East Georgia street,
were arrested yesterday and charged with
assault and battery. They are said TO have
engaged in a fight at Georgia and Liberty
streets Tuesdy night, at which time knives
and revOlvers were much in use.
A mass meeting. under the direction of
leading colored citizens, will be held at the
Jones Tabernacle. corner North and Black
The meeting will be for the purpose of
expressing commentator for Representa-
tive Crumpacker's effort for the appoint
ment of a committee to investigate suffrage
conditions in the Southern States where ne
groes have been disfranchised.
The "Cisters' of the 'Cewing Circle" of
the Central Christian Church will have a
"cale" at the residence of Mrs. A. Is. Gates,
IT2 North Meridian street, tomorrow after
noon from 2 until 3 to collect cash" 10 pay
the choir. Cushions. collars, cases. cakes and
candy will be on 'cale.' For 10 cents a
crystal cup" will be served in the dining
room. All ''cisters' whose names COM
mence with will be there, and all others
are invited.
The gymnastic classes Of public school
No. IS, corner Park avenue and Twenty
third street. will give an exhibition Of their
work tomorrow evening In the gymnasium
of the school. The exercises will consist of
isthenics. The boys Of No. ! class will be-
gin with a dumbbell drill, to be followed
by the girls No. l class in an exhibition
on the rings. The exhibition will conclude
with a ladder pyramid by the boys Of class
No. .