The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-28
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

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IN BRIEF 4
FRIDAYS EVENTS
Brookside Civic League Feast of Ian
terms, Spades Park. p. m.
Garfield Civic League. meeting, Garneld
onti TE1ssi Club i luncheon, claypool
: Exchange Club. luncheon, Lincoln. .
/. Delta TAU Delta. luncheon, Board of
+: Knights of Columbus, luncheon. Sphinx
/: Phi Delta Theta, luncheon. Chamber of
. Membership open Forum, luncheon.
03 GYro CUB hi luncheon. Sphinx Arm.
Four Indianapolis men were In
iured in an auto collision near Slael-
byviIle Wednesday night while re-
turning from fishing trip. The in
iured: John R. Conlin, 908 N. Dear
born ST., city fireman; Harrison
Moore 1910 N. Gale ST.; John Kin
lev 2821b E. Tenth ST., and Samuel
Arnett, 1923 Parker Ave.
Chester Grabbe, %, of 3B6 N.
Holmes Ave, was in city prison
charged with failure to stop at a.
preferential street today after his
truck collided with another at Ihir-
tieth and N. Pennsylvania SITS.
Grabbe's truck was overturned and
he suffered cuts on both arms.
Glenn Wood, 713 N. Delaware ST.,
driver of the other truck, escaped
injury.
Terre Haute 0nd) police asked
the local department today to search
for Floyd Henderson,\1 Is, who ran
away from his home there Wednes-
day night. he is said to have Joined
a man and woman in an auto bear
ing an Oklahoma license. The hoy
was to join in their busir ess OF
cleaning cisterns, police we're told.
A "Peeping Tom" said to be a
Negro. was frightened away from
window at the Graystone. 225 n.
Illinois st. An occupant heard a
noise and pulled theSshade back. to
see the man beforeRhe had oppor-
tUnity to run.
Two boys, aged and ! respect
lively, are held in the Detention
Home charged with having in their
possession motion picture films,
tickets, picture slides and other ma
terials taken from the office of the
Gayety Theater, 4O5 W., Washing
ton st.
Federal Judge Robert G. BaltzelL
will leave Saturday for Asheville,
N. c., for a months vacation at a
mountain cottage. Curing his alb
sence Federal Court will be in va
cation. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Baltzell, his brother, G. o.
Baltzell, Princeton attorney; Mrs. c..
o. Baltzell and their niece.
William B. Griffis, superintendent
of fire and police alarms, today is
the new president of Indianapolis
local of Indiana F'iremen'S ASSocia-
ton. Other officers elected were
Battalion Chief Fred Kennedy, vice
president; M. G. Wheat, secretary,
and Charles Milenda, treasurer.
Battalion Chief Roscoe Mckinney
was selected advisor, and Frank
Craig and Phillip Moss were named
directors.
H.T. Lively, Louisville g. Nash
vile claim agent and Louisville
Traffic Club president, will speak
before the Indianapolis Traffic Club
tonight at the Sphinx Arms. why
a Freight Claim" will be his topic.
Horace II. Delano, Christian
science Monitor advertising man
ager, addressed the Advertising Club
luncheon Thursday at the Sphinx
Arms.
Emmett E. Lugar, proprietor Of a
.Luncie hatchery, today flled,a vol
untary petition in bankruptcy in
Federal Court, listing liabilities of
S28,82060 and assets of $465.
Paddock" proceedings were filed
in Superior Court Z today against
Chriss and Ethel Bruce. 1902. E.
Troy st. The complaint alleges that
liquor has been kept and sold on
the premises.
A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in Federal Court
today by Margaret G. Granting,
housekeeper, of 2346 N. Pennsyl-
vania St., listing liabilities of
, ST ,229,80 and assets of $3.50.
william C. Buser, city controller,
left today by automobile for va
cation at Stoughton, Wis, where .he
will visit his parents. He is ex-
pected back Tuesday.
A false alarm at city hospital
Wednesday night was answered by
police and fire department. Police
sought two Negro youths who
turned in the alarm.