The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-12
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

A "peeping Tom" who was peer
ing into windows at the home OF
Fred Bischop, 1888 Barth Ave-, was
put to fight Thursday night when
discovered. Bischop described him
to police.
Police held two runaway youths
from an institute at Armstrong
Springs, Ark, at Detention Home
today. The boys, who said their
names were Raymond Myers and
John Huey, both Is, were taken into
custody when Thomas Reilly, 2235
N. Talbot Ave-, became suspicious
of the boys when he saw them at
1876 N. Pennsylvania st.
Mrs. Merle Dortch, 80, of 1907 N.
West ST., Negro, was arrested
Thursday night, charged with fail
ure to stop after an accident and
with driving without certificate of
title. Frederick Elder, 10, of 1858
indianapolis Ave-, said his car had
been struck, hurting Henry Holtz,
10, of 1884 indianapolis Ave-, from
the auto onto his head at Senate
Ave. and st. Clair st.
DIR. Leon G. Zerfas of the Eli Lilly
Company will speak at the Scien-
tech Club luncheon Monday at the
Chamber of Commerce on PERM
cious Anaemia.'
Miss Catherine Walters, 20, tele-
phone operator, of Ills Dennison
Ave, was given suspended fine of
$40 by Municipal Judge Paul Roch-
ford, when arraigned for theft of a
coat from Miss Fern Steel, another
telephone operator. The coat was
taken from locker at the Belmont
exchange last Sunday night.
A turkey-in-th straw dance will
be given by the Charming Club of
All Souls Unitarian Church tonight
in the church parlors.
Melvin Streber, &c, of 3705 Gar
field Ave-, was fined $25 and costs
for reckless driving, and S. and costs
for failing to give hand signal, by
Municipal Judge Dan v. White.
Streber was arrested Nov. 8, when
his automobile collided with the
motorcycle of Policeman Patsy NC
Mahon.
Officers Of the new Caravan Club
of Murat Temple Shriners, elected
Thursday at luncheon are Frank D.
Stalnaker, president; Ed V. F1tz-
patrick, vice president; w j. Baker,
secretary; Frank V. Martin, treasur-
er, and William F. Kruger, sergeant
alarms.
E, A. Beamer, Blissfield, Mich;
F. G.. Ketner, Columbus, Ohio, and
j. r. Riggs, Sullivan, were appoint
ed to cooperate with the Interna-
-tional Corn Borer Organization at
the quarterly meeting of the Ma
tional Livestock Producers Associa-
ton Thursday at the Lincoln
National officers of the Retail
Furniture Dealers Association at
tended an all-day session of the In
diana Retail Furniture Dealers As
ISOLATION at the Lincoln Thursday.
The Rev. Joseph B. ROsemurgy,
Irvington M. E. Church pastor, to-
day delivered an Armistice day ad-
dress at a luncheon of the Emerson
Avenue Baptist Church Bertha B.
Dinsmore Bible class.
When persons living near West
and Walnut SITS. saw red glow
Thursday night, they turned in a
fire alarm. Firemen found the glow
caused by red flares used by Negro
Elks and Knights of Pythias Lodges
in a celebration.
Grady Hoard, rs, Negro, 1149 Van
dan Ave-, is in jail on charge of
vagrancy, under bond of 1000, while
police investigate the story of Gar
field Easily, Negro, of 9O6 Fayette
ST., that Hoard stole a gold watch
from a pocket of Easly's coat at
the Republic Creosoting Company,
Minnesota st. and Tibbs Ave, where
both are employed.