Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13


will hold a dinner and smoker at the
Lincoln hotel next Saturday evening at
O'Clock TO discuss plans for a celebration
May "a, Queen victoria's birth ami
versary. Men wishing to attend the din
ner may communicate with Bernard r.
Haddath, sos Hume Mansur bulldog.
A large day looms on the small boys
horizon. 1t is April 81 when the Carl
Hagenbeck and Great Wallace Shows,
combined, will open the circus season in
Indianapolis.
special car carried indianapolis men,
bers of the American Chemical society to
the st. Louis national convention, leaving
here last night.
William Corydon, SIG South Missouri
street, won't be worried by strike news
for thirty days Judge Pritchard gave
him a 500 fine and thirty days on the
penal farm for violation of the state pro-
hibition law.
Chester jackson, 500 North Illinois
street, will appear next week in the
Juvenile court for trial on a charge of
contributing to the delinquency of his
minor son by sending him to purchase
eigarets-
The protest of members of the First
Congregational and First Presbyterian
churches against the proposal of the
Standard Oil Company to build 4 gaso-
line filling station at Sixteenth and North
Delaware streets has been forwarded to
the main Offices of the company by
William c. Cheesebro, local manager.
The company has an option on the site.
now occupied by large brick house.
Jess RatcIif, coIOred, when arrested
yesterday for throwing stones at a street
car. gave his address at 219 North Lib
erty street, according to the police. In
vestigation showed Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sietler live there and that Ratcliff does
not.
Mrs. 4. +. Brandenburg, 29a5 RAIDER
street, declared today it took the post
office department twelve days to deliver
package Of coloring for Easter eggs.
which was mailed less than eighty miles
from Indianapolis. The package was
mailed on April l and reached her yes
terday. A carton of eggs mailed at the
same time, however, arrived for Easter
Mrs. Brandenburg cited this as an ex-
ample of the need for higher wages for
postoffice employees.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Mora
Wan Episcopal church will give a noon
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred VIII,
rs, 251G North Pennsylvania street,
Wednesday evening.
The Sunday school class formerly
taught by Mrs. Emma Wheatly gave q
farewell reception in her honor this aft
ernOOn AZ the home of Mrs. Hersehel
Stiner, 1906 Woodlawn avenue
The monthly meeting of the Calendar
club OF the Edwin Ray Methodist church
will be held at the church Wednesday
afternoon. Refreshments will be served
and the April reports read.
The quarterly meeting of the Baptist
city Missionary society met at the Sec.
ond Baptist church Monday evening
Plans for religious and AUGMENTATION
work among TIE foreign population OF
the city were discussed.
MEETINGS.
4 carnival dance will be given tomor-
row night by the young women Of as
sumption parish at Assumption hall. 11OJ
Blaine avenue.
The Only Euchre club will give card
party tonight at Musicians hall 143
East. Ohio street.
The Wednesday Needle club. Myrtle
temple No. Z, Pythian Sisters. hold an
all-day meeting Wednesday ar the home
OF Mrs. verna Arnold, 1916 West Twenty
fifth street.