The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-12
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club luncheon, ClaypooI.
Annarican Charnica1 Gnciafn 1inchan


shortridge High School Parent;Teacher
Association meeting. school AUDITORIUM
Riverside civic Association meeting.
Riverside M. E. Church. p. m.
Frost N. Summers, Henry County
farmer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy
petition in Federal Court Saturday,
listing liabilities of $14,215 and no
assets.
Urging efficiency as a means Of
erasing the color line, DR.. John
Hope, president of Moorehouse Col
lege, Atlanta. Ga, addressed the Y.
M. c. A. Monster Meeting at the
Negro Y. M. c. A., Sunday afternoon.
Transfer of Lieut.. F. d. HanIon, in
charge of the Marine Corps recruit
ing Offices here to the Marine base
at Portsmouth, N. H., and of Capt.
F. E. Dreamer from Portsmouth to
Indianapolis, has been announced.
Lieutenant Hanlon came to Indian
apoliS in October, 1926.
Attorney Albert Stump, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator, will speak at
the Gyro Club luncheon at Sphinx
Arms Tuesday. The club will have
its annual Christmas party Dec. %
at Sphinx Arms.
Lawns" will be the subject OF
Prof. S. D. Conner of Purdue agri-
cultural experiment station, on
Wednesday night at meeting of
the Garden Flowers Society in the
auditorium of the Central Libarry.
The meeting is public.
Mrs. Irma Lindheim Of New York,
national president of Hadassah, will
tell of her recent trip to the Holy
Land, Thursday night at Kirsch-
baum Community Center.
Spring meeting Of the National
Insurance Commissioners Associ-
alton will be held at West Baden
in May, State Commissioner Clar-
ence Wysong announced today upon
his return from the winter meeting
in New York.
Charges of keeping gaming houses
we're placed against Martin Braziger.
1887 w. Tenth ST., and Alex Conn,
Negro, of 800 Indiana Ave. and
Bud Loving, Negro, of 762 Indiana
Ave, all pool room proprietorS.
Sergeant Ralph Dean reports he
found twelve men shooting craps at
Braziger's place, eight at Conn'S
place, and seven at Loving's room.
Jack Shurman, 81, Adams Hotel,
was arrested on blind tiger and
vagrancy charges Sunday, after
Sergt. Clifford Richter had found
sixty half-pints Of alleged liquor in
his room.
Burglars entered the ChilIsOn-
Bohannon Sales Company Office,
1908 N. Meridian ST., Saturday night
and used a pinch bar obtained from
the garage in rear to pry open a
filing cabinet safe and take SIS.
Miss Lola Beattie, S3s Union St.,
reported to police today that, while
she was walking home, a man ran
from an alley and seized her purse
containing So.
Mayor L. Ert Slack will address
the Sherman Emerson Civic League
Wednesday night at School 81. r.
M. Swartz, president, announced
bus service for the community will
be discussed.
Marital troubles, police said, and
difficulties of supporting two chill
dren by a former marriage, caused
Mrs. Belle Grimes, A, of 10 N. West
ST., to attempt suicide Sunday
night. She will recover, city hos
pital attaches said.
A man who followed Mrs. Ray
Jones to her home, 1896 E. Ohio
ST., failed in an effort to force a
side door, she told police.
William Dard, 10, ran away from
home in Knightstown, Ind, Sunday
morning, his mother reported to
local police.
Police today searched for Timothy
Sheehan to convey a death message
to him. Mrs. Margaret TimmonS,
1927 Fletcher Ave-, told the officers
,Sheehan's brother william is dead
and will be buried from that adj
dress.
Two boys FAN away from the In
diana Boys School at Plainfield,
Ind, over the weekend, according
to officials. They were Marlin Pill
grim, Is, at Vincennes, Ind, and
Virgil Beasley, Is, Bedford, Ind.
William Rogers, 1922 Berkshire
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio, is searching
for a brother, James Rogers, who,
he says, formerly lived at 1247
Yandes ST., Indianapolis. The
brother was soda fountain man.
Kappa Sigma Fraternity observed
Founders's day with a dinner at
the Lincoln Saturday. A short talk
was given by Marvin Curle. The
local members listened in on a ma
tional celebration broadcast from
st. Louis.
Indiana Grain Dealers AssOci-
alton will hold It's annual meeting
at the Board of Trade Jan. 1918.
A dinner and entertainment by In
dianapolis grain dealers will be held
Jan. IL.
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