The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-11

Daughters OF America district meeting.
Baptist State convention. Woodruff Place
Baptist Church, all day.
Discovery day dinner. Claypool. $50
women's Missionary Union. Society of
Friends IN Am9sricSs general , conference.
Purdue Alumni Association. luncheon.
Kiwalis Club luncheon, Claypool.
Liens Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce. luncheon.
Chamber OF Commerce.
Alpha Eta Pi meeting. Lincoln. 1880
o. m.
Six liquor defendants were bound
over to the Federal grand jury
under $1,000 bond each by John w.
Kern, United States commissioner,
Monday afternoon. They were Sam
uel and Manuel Levine of 535 E.
Washington Sts.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Orme of 152 N. Blackford St.;
John Scheau and John Sandi of 551
w. Washington St., and George
Lucas of 18 S. West st.
Registration opened today for two
schools of religious education here:
the Tuxedo community training
school at the Garfield Ave. Method
list Episcopal Church and the Central
community school at the First
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and
Delaware SITS.
Charles Eggers, Whiting, was re-
elected president of the State Ma
sonry conference Monday at Castle
Hall. other officers: M. j. Snider,
Muncie, vice president; Bernard
johnson, indianapolis, secretary,
and C. E. Blood, Terre Haute, treas
urer.
approximately 100 indianapolis
industries and organizations have
been asked to send representatives
to the National Safety Council,
Nov. 4, at Chicago. Plans for the
establishing of an Indianapolis
branch of the council were made at
meeting Monday of Chamber Of
Commerce officials and Frederick
E. Schortemeier, secretary of State.
Branches in other Indiana cities are
expected to follow.
Indiana public service commission
will act soon upon petitif'I of the
southern Indiana Light and Power
Company, filed Monday, for permits
sion to acquire the Trafalgar Light
and Power Company and The H. F..
Clevenger Electric Company, serv-
ing small towns near Columbus. The
valuation of the two properties is
set at $4,000.
Police took Miss Dorothy Goudy,
10, to her home. 5770 Harden ST.,
late Monday after she stepped from
a curb at Pennsylvania and Market
SITS. and sprained her ankle.
A bag containing mems clothing
valued at 5000 and handbag con-
tanning women's clothing valued at
5000 were taken from a parked auto
at Delaware and Washington Sts.,
owned by D. l.. Harmon, 729 Meyer
Kiser Bank building, Monday night.
John Preston, 20, Negro, Louis
vile, KY, Is charged with burglary
and entering house to commit a
felony. Police called to the Charles
Jackson grocery, sol Agnes ST., said
they found Preston inside with meat
and groceries piled near the door
ready for removal.
Frank Bennett, 38, Of 1921 Gillis-
pie ST., is missing from home and
his wife told police he was seen to
board train for st. Louis, Mo.
Vandals threw rocks and potatoes
at his glass-inclosed chicken house
and broke twenty-five panes of |
glass, Edwin Cordell, 1850 Pruitt St.,
reported to police.
Morton Copeland, 81, Of 314 N.
Noble ST., and c. G. Smiley, So, of |
925 Sanders ST., injured when a
scaffold on which they were work
ing fell twenty-five feet at 1909 |
Park Ave-, were reported improved |
at city hospital today.
An accusation that grew out of |
the arrest of youth on an in
toxication charge resulted in John
Taylor, manager Of a poolroom at |
3547 Massachusetts, Ave, being |
placed in Jail Monday night charged
with sale of liquor. Police Sergeant |
Patrick O'Connor said the youth |
had part of the half pint in his
pocket when they arrested him. He |
told the Judge in municipal court |
that he bought the liquor from Tay- |
lor for 81.
Henry Owens, 1928 E. Twenty
Second ST., shot him in the arm
after accusing him of stealing |
whisky. owens had hid in a |
vacant house, Walter Woods, 1882 |
E. Twenty-Second ST., told police.
Police searched the vacant house,
but found no whisky. Owens was
charged with shooting with intent
to kill and Woods with vagrancy.
Dependent over illness In his
family, Clarence Cole, 43, mechanic,
of zoos Ashland Ave-, is said by po-
lice to have taken poison at his
home Monday night. He was rushed
to city hospital, treated and re-
turned home apparently out Of dan
ger. He is former policeman, 1t Is