Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-23

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invited to address the Kiwanis club at
the Hotel SEVERN Wednesday noon. Mr..
Landers will speak on Industrial Rela-
lions" There viii also be a talk on
Indianapolis as a Busy Town" by Harry
Yockey of the public affairs committee
Luncheon viii be served in the Rainbow
room.
There win be a meeting at the MeCRrty
branch library Thursday evening at 6
o'clock of the Woman's Franchise league
for women Of the Twelfth and Thir-
tenth wards. Every woman is urged to
be present.
Halem Kriffman. national secretary of
the northern Baptist convention of the
World Wide Guild, viii address the chap
ter OF the First Baptist church tonight.
Dinner will be served and the annual re
ports win be read Mrs. Merle Gosney is
president Of the guild and Miss Estella
Harding is counselor and leader.
An open meeting of the Mai. Robert
Anderson port and Relief Corps No. Al
viii be held Thursday night in G. A. r.
hall.
pieces will give concert In connection
with the welcome to be given the Amer
tran Legion national officers at Tomlinson
hall next Monday night.
The WomeRs Missionary Social union
OF Indianapolis viii hold meeting at
the Y. W. C. A. tomorrow morning ut
10 80 a. IN officers OF every missionary
society In the city are urged TO attend.
More than half of the 81 500 fund
which the local branch Of the National
Council Of Jewish Women is seeking to
raise has been raised. Mrs. Louis Wolf.
chairman Of the local drive, expects the
entire amount 10 be raised by Monday.
The money Will 20 toward immigrant aid
and Americanizatlon work.
H. VI. Mounts. travelling passenger
agent Of the l.. E. & W. railroad. will
te-establish passenger and freight offices
for the company in indianapolis
Nine men were fined S6 each on gam
ing charges In city court. Five OF them
were caught IN a raid on a grocery store
operated by Harley Carleton, llO2 Church
street, and four others were arrested at
926 North New Jersey street
At meeting tonight of the Indian
apolis lodge Il. p. O. Elks, Joseph T
Tanning and william r. English, both
past grand exalted rulers Of the Elks,
VIII be present
The city of Indianapolis has awarded a
contract for a temporary loan OF $3.50. 900
with interest at IS per cent, to the Union
~,
Bryson, city controller. The money will
be used TO meet deficit in the general
funds.
The Principles and Aims of NeiRhbor-
hood Work Through Community Houses
will he the subject of a talk to be given
by Dr. James L. Elliot. president OF the
National Federation of Settlements, at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight at o'clock.
When an automobile driven by Thomas
Harmason. "a, and Sanitary Baking
Company's delivery truck collided at
New York and Liberty streets, at 80
this morning, the truck was turned over.
Both machines were damaged, but nobody
was injured.
The Woman's auxiliary TO the Ma
tional Federation of Postoffice Clerks will
give a card party Thursday afternoon at
2 rs at Buschmanns hall, College avenue
and Eleventh street, for the benefit of
the auxlliary's war orphans fund Hos
tesses will be Mrs. L. g. Doerschel, Mrs.
10. x. Nuscher and Mrs. M. F. Higgins.
The orchestra of the william Mckinley
school Will give two concerts in the
school auditorium tomorrow afternoon.
The first will start at l AS and the sec
ond at 2:3O.
MIR. and Mrs. T. r. McCampbefl, 1884
Bellefontaine street, will leave this eve
ming for Marshall Ind, to attend dane
ing party at Turkey Run park, given
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Robinson in
honor Of the latter's sister, Mrs. Otis D.
Walker, recent bride.
The TwO-in-One Sunday school class
Of the Seventh Presbyterian church plans
TO give an entertainment April 10 and
the members are working on the pro-
gram.
The Junior choir of forty voices re-
Gently organized a5 the Victory Memorial
Methodist Protestant church will sing at
the revival services tonight.
Charles +. buckley OF Columbus, o.,
Is visiting his brother. Rev. ]. L. Buck
ley, 1928 Woodlawn avenue.
One of the members Of the forward
movement group of the Grace Evangelical
church win lead at the prayer meeting
at the church Thursday evening.
pageant of all nations will be held
at the Central Avenue Methodist church
Thursday evening. DR.. Rebecca Parrish
of Manila, z. l., will speak.
Those who Will sing at the east sub
district rally of the Epworth league at
the Irvington Methodist church tomor-
row evening will meet tonight at 2o43
Hazsi street.