Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-06

Ben GundeIhnger, known professional
Iy as "Tekar, the Magician, ~ will give an
entertainment in Putnamville Saturday
night.
An opening meeting of the Fifth Ward
Republican club will be held at the
headquarters, Douglas and North streets,
tomorrow night. There win be lunch,
music and lots of speaking. The club
Invites all candidates.
Damages of $4,000 is asked by
Charles A. Parker in superior court,
room 3. against the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company for alleged injuries
when a street car struck an automobile,
hurting the machine against Parker.
Charles L. Henry. president of the In
dianapOlis & Cincinnati Traction COM
pany. will be the speaker at the weekly
luncheon of the Indianapolis Advertising
club at its weekly luncheon in the Flor
entine room of the Claypool Wednesday
noon. Mr.. Henry's talk will be one of
the Know Your City" series. He will
have as his subject indianapolis and
the Interurban."
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hoover of st. LaW-
renee, Kas., are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Parsons, 1915 Olney street.
Jerry Pic<ard and family have returned
to their home at HillsborO, after spend
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Pickard, 1914 East st. Clair street.
Many relatives and friends attended the
birthday party given for Ernest Rinard,
1903 East Pratt street, Monday evening.
The revival services which haze been In
progress for several weeks at the Brook
side Park U. B. church will close this
eentng. They have been the most sue
cessfuI ever held by the church.
A poker game which was participated
in by six men at 523 Kentucky avenue
brought fines of IS each in city court. A
charge of keeping a gaming house against
Edward Stills was dismissed.
The cafeteria Installed in the Masonic
temple, North and Illinois street, is be-
ing patroEJzed by an increasing number
Of Masons for luncheon, according to the
committee IN charge.
DIR. j. b. Young has been named as
sOciate medical director of the IndianapO-
lis Life Insurance Company, succeeding
DR.. VI. o. Devaney. DR.. Young held a
captains commission in the army during
the war.
The MISUNDERSTANDING Post No. Iss.
American legion, Endorsed the legion's
fourfold adjusted compensation plan for
former service men, at a meeting last
night. Lemuel L. Bolles, national ad-
jutant, addressed the members.
The program for the Indiana state
vocational training conference, to be
held at the ClaypoOl hotel April 1911,
probably viii be completed this week.
according to E L. Graf. superintendent
Of city schools. Among the speakers
VIII be DR.. Stanley Coulter Of Purdue
university. General problems In con.
nection with vocational training win
lie taken up at the conference and many
prominent speakers will appear.
The drill team of Marion Camp No.
1888, Modern Woodmen, win give a dance
Wednesday evening at Marsh's dance hall.
North and Illinois streets.
The Loyal AIphas will give kid
Party at the home OF Miss Gertrude
Akey. 1905 Ashland avenue, this eve
ming.
William r. Buckner, memory expert
will be the guest Of the Ktwnnis club
at the Hotel SEVERN Wednesday noon
and viii give a talk on the Art OF Never
Forgetting The club viii also have an
educational talk about indianapolis either
from former Mayor Joseph z. Bell or
Harry Jockey. The talk Will include
facts about the street railway.
Samuel Weinstein. 1897 North Capitol
avenue. is recovering today from injuries
he received when struck by an auto as
lie was crossing Capitol avenue. near Six
teenth street, Monday night. Floyd
Burcham. S1l Eastern avenue was the
driver Of the automobile, and Weinstein
told the police he stepped in front Of the
autOmObfla bafora ha sau e.