The Indianapolis times., 1927-08-25
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

FRIDAY EVENTS
Indianapolis Military Bank concert. High
land Park, 7:30 p. m.
Rainbow Division Veterans Association,
Optimists Club luncheon. Claypool.
Gyro Club luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Phi Delta Theta, luncheon. Chamber OF
knights of Columbus luncheon. Sphinx
Arms.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Board OF
Trade.
Mrs. Lulu HartsOx has been ap-
pointed committee chairmen to ar
range plans for a spelling bee and
box social to be given by the Fed
Grated Patriotic Societies, Oct. 18.
The appointment was announced by
Mrs. Frances Bilyeu, federation
president, Ft. Friendly, 152 N. Illi-
noiS st.
Maurice G.. Lipson of the Russell
M. Seeds Advertising Agency left
for New York today, en- route to
London to visit relatives there be-
fore going to Paris for the Ameri-
can Legion convention, Sept. 1928.
Although mainly a vacation trip,
while in England Lipson will study
business conditions.
Hospitality lueant nothing to
Charles Foster, Negro, police said
today. He has been living the last
week at the. home of Isaac Lewis,
Negro, r. r. B, Box 323-D. Lewis
filed a warrant with police asking
for Fosters arrest on a larceny
charge. While guest at the Lewis
home, Foster is said to have taken
SGT.
George Parker, Terrc Haute, Ind,
used vacant lot next to 722 Mad
ison Ave-, for a garage Wednesday
night while in the city for a few
hours and thieves made him sorry.
Parker told police he was inside the
house but a few minutes when he
heard the motor of his truck start
and saw two men driving away in at.
When bandits pick out future VIC
tins it would be we'll that they pass
up U. R. Owen, Montmorenci, Ind.
Owen told police Wednesday night
he was EN- route to this city when
two men tried to hold him up on
the road. Owen drew his revolver
before they could get into action,
and two shots he fired at their auto
put them to flight.
F. o. Belzer, Scout executive, de-
sCribed Boy Scout summer camp
work Wednesday noon before the
Lions Club at the Lincoln. Four
senior Scouts, Harry Ice, Raymond
Johnson, Chic Shields and Paul
Sedan reviewed Scout reservation
activities.
The Rev. Frank Kerner, Friends
wood Baptist Church PASTOR was
ordained Tuesday evening at the
Beech Grove Baptist Church. The
Rev. F. A. Hayward, Indianapolis
Federated Baptist Churches, sec
retary; the Rev. w. H. Zimmerman,
Tabernacle Baptist Church; the
Rev. G. P. Greenfield, Garfield Park
Church; the Rev. Louis G. Grafton,
Beech Grove Church; DR.. o. E. Nc
Kay, First Baptist Church; the Rev.
H. L. Proppe, College Avenue
Church, and the Rev. j. H. Julian,
Acton Baptist Church took part in
the ceremonies.
Paul J. Stokes, economist and Ma
tional Retail Hardware Association
director, will discuss Business Con-
ditions" at the first fall meeting of
the Purchasing Agents Association,
Sept. 6.
indianapolis Military Band, under
direction Of w. S. Mitchell, conduc-
tor. will present program at Uni
versity Park beginning at 7 p. M. to-
day. Concerts will be given Friday
evening at Highland Park, Saturday
afternoon at Christian Park and at
Fall Greek playground in the even
ing.
Harold CiciI, 13, of Is s. Chris
tian ST., received cuts and bruises
when struck by an automobile
driven by Raymond Sparks, 1923 E.
New York st. The boy rode his
bicycle out of an alley into Wash
ington ST., east of Rural ST., when
struck.
Police sought Mrs. Bessie Ellis, 80,
of 914 Wright St.. today after her
husband. Harley Ellis, told them he
searched for her for two days. She
left home Tuesday wearing her best
clothing and carrying a camera. He
gave illness IS possible cause for
her disappearance.