The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-21

Mrs Katie Allen, Al, Of 7091s In
diana Ave-, was taken to city hos
pital today when she fell and broke
her left leg while leaving a grocery
at 1873 S. Noble st.
Greenfield, where twenty-fOur
cases of typhoid were reported some
weeks ago. has inaugurated clean
up campaign which will put the
place on the map as "spotless
town." the mayor and councilmen
informed State Health Board Sec
retaary William F. King in letter
today.
Lester Colley, has z. Pratt st.,
wwas bound over to the Federal
grand jury on Liquor charges by Fac
w. Patrick, United States commits
sioner, today. He was charged with
selling three quarts Of alcohol to a
Federal agent.
Mrs. Minnie Bartlett, 48, Of 1928
Bellefontaine St., left her home
Sunday and has not been seen since,
her husband told police today. She
wore a black coat. brown hat, black
dress trimmed in red flowers, and
light tan slippers.
"How Safe Are Your Business In
terests?" will be the subject Of
Michael e. Foley, indianapolis
Street Railway Company attorney.
at the Advertising Club luncheon,
Thursday at the Sphinx Arms.
Butler University Day" will be
observed by the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board at its luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce, Thursday.
University officials and George
(Potsy) Clark, new Butler ath-
letic director, will be guests.
X. c. Hitler was named chairman
of a temporary committee Tues
day night at meeting Of the Sta
TONERS and Office Outf1tters' Club,
held at Hotel Lincoln for the pur-
pose of organizing a local associa-
ton to affiliate with the National
Stationers and Outf1tters' Associa-
ton. The 1923 convention will be
sought for indianapolis at the ma
tional gathering at Boston in &C.
tober.
- fIa f,.fa on..
ference on faith and order held at
Lausanne, Switzerland, will be given
at the midweek service OF Third
Christian Church Thursday evening
by Warren Grafton and the Rev.
and Mrs. F. z. Smith, who attended
the conference.
Change I'm Anderson municipal
light and power rates is asked in
petition filed with the public Serv-
ice commission Tuesday by the
mayor and common council OF that
city. Vacation OF a commission Or
der Of Sept. 20. 1926, reducing rates,
is asked, and substitute rates pro-
posed.
A suitcase containing clothing
worth $13750 was stolen from his
auto. parked near Capitol Ave. and
Washington St.. E. D. Russell, Chi
cago, reported to police.
John williams, 81. OF PIG N. ORR
entail ST., tainted at the wheel of
his auto Tuesday night, causing the
machine to crash into the signal
light base at Sixteenth and Penn
sylvania SITS, witnesses told police.
Williams was badly cut about the
head.
Glenn Higgins sang the fisher
mans blues today. His lines, hooks
and fishing license were stolen
from his auto, parked at wilkins
and Meridian SITS, Tuesday night.
ii. T. McAnly, systems manager of
Ernst and Ernst, accountants, will
speak on TYPES of Cost Systems to
Meet Manufacturing Requirements"
at the first fall netting Of the In
dianapolis Chapter Of the National
Association of Cost Accountants at
the Chamber of Commerce at $50
tonight.
"How to Rear Our Boys" will be
discussed by F. o. Belzer, Boy Scout
executive at the Traffic Club lunch
con at the SEVERN Thursday. Several
Scouts will demonstrate scout ac-
tivities.