The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

WEDNEoOhL ENEN10
Indianapolis Community Fund lunch
Kiwanis pScSii Club luncheon. claypool.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
Junior chambe. Of Commerce lunch
Butler Mems Club luncheon. Cham
Mercator Club luncheon. spink-Arms.
Associated Employers. directors din
Alpha Eta Fl '' meeting. Lincoln. 7;so
Mag,ghy,ls Gyis IIeaag": :. meeting.
Railroad z. M. G. A. building, 8 p. m.
school 80 Pareht-Teaeher Association
800 N Wallace st.. $50 p. m. ''O- O-'
Eighty workers from six churches
in the district east of the Belt rail-
road received final instructions in
the visitation evangelistic campaign
Monday night at the Garfield Ave.
M. E. Church. Rev. r. H. Benting,
pastor, was in charge. The workers
will canvass the neighborhood for
new church members.
"What Is Christian" will be the
subject tonight of DR.. E. E. Violette
at the Tabernacle, Thirty Eighth
and Illinois SITS. Monday night he
spoke on Effects of False Faith"
Former Attorney General u. s.
Lesh has been named by Governor
Jackson as special judge in Allen
Circuit Court case. Judge A. F.
Briggs, Albion, failed to qualify.
Suit is that of Emil Herman for
w. L. Herman, a minor, against
John A. Toman.
Members of School Al Parent
Teachers Association heard an ad-
dress by Charles F. Miller, school
superintendent, this afternoon. A
play, THE Growing Peace" was
given by the ga class.
Public schools of Indiana are OBJ
serving Indiana education week,
designated in a proclamation by
Governor Ed Jackson, by holding
special programs in cooperation
with the State department of edu-
cation.
Work on the new Indiana Ma
tional Guard armories at Green's
burg and Rensselaer, has been start
ed, Adjt. Gen. William II Kershner
reports. The former will cost $685.
900 and the latter $4,000.
Civil service vacancies announced
by Henry M. Trimpe,. secretary, in
clude occupational therapy aide, vet
erans' bureau; senior land apprais-
er, assistant land appraiser, associ-
ate land praisre, Washington, D. c.,
or in the field; printer, Government
Printing Office.
The annual dinner Of the faculty
and Office force of Arsenal Technical
High School will be held at 6 p. m
Thursday. Dancing and other en-
tertainment will be in the form OF
an annual cruise aboard the myth
ical rs. S. Techonia."
DIR. C. NJ. Wilder, president, has
invited the Indiana Association of
Podiatrists to meet in indianapolis
Aug. 7 to 10, 1928, during the ma
tional convention. The group is in
session at Evansville.
Thieves who broke glass in the
automobile of E. G. Berndt, Sphinx
Hotel, while it was parked at Me-
ridian and Ohio SITS, Monday
night, took a radio valued at $50
and a suit case containing lodge
uniforms and a revolver valued at
$40.
Heart disease was given as the
probable cause of death of William
Bernard, 70, found dead in bed at
SIS NJ, Delaware st. Monday. John
Osborne, who operates the rooming
house, told police he tried to awaken
Bernard twice by knocking and
finally forced the door.
Sergt. William J. Dryer, United
States marines recruiting service,
has been transferred from Detroit
to the Indianapolis office. Dwyer,
who was stationed here for some
time before going to Detroit, was
formerly assistant police chief of
the insular patrol, Island Of Guam.
Motorcycle Officer Harold Ed
wards, 2177 N. Rural St., was injured
about the shoulder and legs when
his motorcycle skidded on car tracks
at 1437 Shelby st. late Monday.
Lawrence N. Helm, Norfolk &
Western Railroad commercial agent
and Indianapolis Traffic Club presi-
dent, spoke at the Purchasing
Agents Association luncheon at the
SEVERN today on Hitting the High
Spots With the Second A. E. F."
F. r. Barr, L. s. Ayres & Co. Op-
trometrist, will speak on Light,
Life, Vision" at the Kiwanis Club
luncheon at the Claypool Wednes-
day.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL MAN
NOON H0LD-UP VICTIM
Daring Robbery Added to Series of
Crimes in Few Days.
| BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. ga
hold-up of the proprietor of hotel
at noon has been added to a series
of robberies and burglaries here
within the psst few days. Two BAN
dts walked into the Grand Hotel
and robbed the proprietor, Nick
| PappaS. of S63 and a gold watch.