The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-22
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
WEDNESDAY, EVENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation con-
vention, Claypool, 8 a. m:
Butler Mems Club luncheon, Chamber
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
Kiwanis Club luncheon, Claypool. -
Junior Chamber of Commerce lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Alpha Eta Pt meeting. Lincoln, 7:S0
p. m.
Fred Odiet of 1856 Salem ST., was
charged with driving while intoxi-
Gated after his automobile collided
with an automobile driven by Rus
sell Garuber of 443 N. Walcott ST.,
and a parked auto owned by B. E.
Silver, 1916 Kenwood Ave-, at Della
ware and Washington SITS.
Fac w. Patrick, United States
commissioner, Monday held five al
legged Federal liquor defendants to
the grand jury. They were Sam
Lee, charged with transporting;
Georgia Brown and Ebb Hudgins,
Negroes, proprietors Of a soft drink
parlor at 905 Ogden ST., and Ralph
and Mary Patterson, 628 N. Alabama
ST., arrested when they are alleged
to have delivered five gallons of
liquor to the Hudgins place.
Charles Standlin, 1247 N. Belle
fontaine ST., today asked police to
search for his missing stepdaughter,
Helen Harvey, Is.
Earl Lloyd, %, left his home at 226
Patterson ST., in his Essex automo-
bile Monday afternoon and had not
been seen since, his father reported
to police.
The lure of cowboys and bucking
bronchos led Edgar Harved, ID, of
81 S. Addison ST., and Charles Ba-
ker, IS, of IL S. Mount ST., to run
away, their parents told police they
believed today.
John Brown, Negro, 80, of 439 w.
Michigan ST., is held by police on
a charge of stealing jewelry valued
at $125 from the home of Mrs.
Alice Williams, 2725 Boulevard Pl.
Wayman Brown, 81 S. West St.,
waited until today to report to po-
lice that he was seized by two
Negroes at Blake and Minerva SITS.
about 7 p. m. Saturday and robbed
of $40 gold watch.
Mrs. Fannie McIntire, 81, of All
E. Ohio St., is in the city hospital
suffering from a serious skull injury
received Monday night when she
fell on the front steps at her home.
Unless police come to his rescue,
Cleve Bottoms, 1914 Shriver Ave,
will have to do without his
saxophone practice for time. His
gold-plated $3.50 horn was stolen
from his car parked in Indiana
Ave, between Michigan and YER
mont StS., he reported.
Buses will be placed in operation
between Marion and Indianapolis
as soon as the necessary rolling
stock is obtained, officials of the
Marion-Ft. Wayne Motor Coach Co.
announced today. The concern was
granted permission to operate the
service by the public service COM
mission Monday The route will in
clude Alexandria, Anderson, Pendle-
ton, Fortville and McCordsville.
A thief entered her house and
stole $50 from under the bathroom
linoleum, Mrs. Samuel Kipps, 9O3
S. Capitol Ave, reported)to police
today. Two men from whom she
had bought a chicken saw her get
some money from the hiding place
Monday, she said.
G.. A. Newport has been elected
president of the Emblem Club,
which includes Y. M. c. A. mem
bers who have obtained one or
more new members during the last
year. Other officers will be elected
Dec. IS. Newport has belonged to
the Y. M. G. A. since 1888.
Preliminary organization meeting
of the indianapolis Safety Council
at the Chamber of Commerce Mon
day was attended by representatives
of thirty-four business concerns.
Secretary of State Frederick E.
Schortemeier presided. Budget
plans were outlined. The organi-