Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

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Charles stamm today faces a sentence
/ of $50 days on the penal farm and
/ fine of 500. In city court yesterday
afternoon he assumed blame for
whisky still which was found on his
farm by federal agents, and Judge
Pritchard gave the sentence.
THE Psychology of Mobs'' Will be the
[ subject OF Jessie Ackerman's address be-
/ fore the convention of the Woman's As
! ISOLATION of Commerce next Saturday at
/ the SEVERN hotel Miss Alderman has
made eight trips around the world.
/ John Harley, 10, 2s Lexington apart
ments, took three good billiard balls
/ from the Denison hotel poolroom and
/ left three defective balls, It was charged
/ In city court. Judge Pritchard fined
| him 81 and sentenced him to six days
/ in jail.
The Nature Study club of Indiana Will
meet at the public library tonight. Adj
| dresses by F. o. Belzer, boy scout exc
/ cutive; Robert f. Tracy of the NUM-
| cipaI survey department OF the Indian
I dpO1lb GndLnbtE VI SoAAAAGANos AA4A a II.
| Lowry( superintendent Of parks, are on
the program for the evening.
The Indianapolis public library Is
praised as being one Of the first in the
country to establish a business branch
by Edward Hungerford, in an article
published in System Magazine. He
quotes Miss Ethel Cleland, librarian IN
charge of the branch, as stating that
| business firms make frequent use Of this
branch.
The Notwithstanding" doll exhibit at
Irvington branch library win continue
for another week. The exhibit includes
dolls representing girls from q score Of
countries.
Fred Sanders and Arthur Baker. al
legged to have issued fraudulent checks,
we're bound to the county grand jury
by Judge Pritchard of city court, under
bond OF 5000 each. Baker, detectives
say, gave a bad check to L. Strauss &
Co for a suit Of clothes. Aria Kinder,
alleged to have taken cigars from the
Deschler cigar store, Meridian and
Washington streets. was held TO the
grand jury under $1,000 bond.
Charles HaneI and Miss Lucile Rich
ardson were married at the parsonage
of the Woodside Methodist church Fri
day afternoon Rev. Charles H Rose
of1ciated.
Sc. 1dargaret's Hospital guTld VIII meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs &. H. Eewmyer, 1928 East Fall
Creek boulevard.
The Alpha Social club will give a pub
lie card party at Musicians hall, corner
OF Ohio and Delaware streets tonight.
Playing will start at O'Clock.
Rev. George s. HennInger. pastor of the
East Tenth Street NJ E. church, has re-
turned from Rushville, where he has
been assisting in a revival this week.
Rev. william H. Kneirim, pastor of the
Emmanuel Reformed church, viii leave
Tuesday TO speak In the interest Of the
forward movement Of the Reformed
church at Fl Wayne Ind, and In the
interest OF the inter-church movement at
Louisville later in the week.
The vvomen's organizations Of Irvington
who have taken over the campaign for
Irvington War Memorial building fund
are making a house to house canvass
which they expect to complete Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Helen p. Paulsen spoke TO the
Longfellow Community club at a meeting
held at the Seventh Presbyterian church
Friday evening on Child Welfare" A
music program will be given at the
church Sunday evening. There will be a
fifteen minutes organ recital preceding
the program.
A Boys Scout troop to be known as
troop No. 7 is being organized at the
Second Baptist church. The troop Is
soon to receive its charter.
The members of the South Side Chris
tan mission plan to observe st. Patrick's
day with a program to be given in the
parlors of the church on the corner of
Pine and Elm streets, March Is.
The George III. Thomas woman's Re
lief Corps No. 20 will meet Monday aft
ernoon at Castle hall Seven of the
members will give social in the ban
quet hall Immediately after the meeting
Of the corps adjourns.
John T. Boesinger, Indianapolis, was
today appointed receiver to take charge
Of the property Of the Standard Heating
Company IN Indiana by Federal Judge
A. B. Anderson, on petition Of the Central
Trust Company of Chicago, receivers Of
the company in Illinois. It is said the
bankrupt concern has property and
equipment in Greencastle, which win be
turned over to MIR Boesinger.
The next examinations for accountants
certificates will be held by the state
board of public accounts, May IS and 10,
it was announced today. The state board
examines applicants for certificates in
cooperation with the American Institute
i of Accountants. All who pass the tests
successfully ara eligible for membership
In the institute.
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