The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-10
Corn Belt NOblen1an
WOOS HOOSier Beauty
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

Tuesday Events
Baptist State convention, Woodruff Place
Baptist Church, all day.
Friends in America, conference, First
Friends Church, all day.
E.. Tenth st. carnival. Keystone and
University of Michigan alumni lunch
Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool.
Gyro Club luncheon, lincoln.
Mercator Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber
of Commerce.
Thomas ii. EscOtt, field assistant
of the Indianapolis branch Office of
ne Travellers Insurance Company,
has returned from Hartford, Conn,
where he completed a four weeks
training course in life, accident and
group insurance.
Forty dollars were stolen from the
Shell gasoline filling station at
Madison Ave. and Meridian st. on
Sunday night. G. o. Phillips, man
ager, reported to police. The bur-
glar broke in rear door.
Jesse r. Allen, Davenport, Iowa,
was charged with operating an en-
ployment agencywithout a license
and false advertising when the Bet
ter Business Bureau charged he adj
vertised opening of teachers en-
plyoment bureau here.
The Rev. Omer Eisenmann of
Terre Haute will give the closing
sermon of forty hours devotion of
the blessed sacrament at SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral Tuesday, p,
m. The devotion opened Sunday
morning with Bishop Joseph Char
trand of the Indianapolis diocese as
celebrant.
Mayor Duvall today proclaimed
Oct. 81 as Navy day and called upon
Indianapolis citizens to join in the
celebration of the 150th birthday of
the United States Navy.
Auto thieves abandoned his auto,
but kept his white fox terrier, Tony,
worth $50, H. T. Everroad, 204 High
land Ave, told police. The car and
dog were stolen from Ohio st. and
Capitol Ave. Saturday afternoon.
Everroad found the abandoned car
at Sixty-Fourth st. and Lebanon
Rd. Sunday.
Art Meeker, said to be known in
the vicinity of Traders Alley, is
wanted at Danville, Ill, on account
of the death of his mother. Andy
Cooper of Danville, called police, re-
questing a search be made for
Meeker.
A young man who rode on Penn
sylvania Street car late Saturday
night, pulled a gun on Leonard Van
Kirk, %, of lat McLain Pl., con-
ductor, at Nineteenth st. and took
$40 in change from his pocket. He
escaped.
Mrs. Ida Angelo, Louisville, KY,
wired police to watch incoming
trains for her son Frank, IS, who
ran away from home late Sunday.
Specification for the State print
ing contract for 1928-29, were APP
proved at a meeting of the State
printing board. Bids will be adj
vertised Oct. 25, and received Nov.
81, Board Secretary j. Otto Lee an
nouneed. The new two-year con-
tract will be let Dec. 2, the present
one with William B. Burford eXpir-
ing at that time.
Banner Gr0cers Baking Company
of Ohio, and an employe, Leland G.
Huey, of indianapolis are named
defendants in a $25,250 damage suit
filed in Federal Court today by
Violet Newly of Huntington, w. Va.
The suit charges the girl was
seriously injured in collision with
u baking truck driven by Huey, near
Falmouth, KY, Oct. IL, 1925.
Police shot horse which suffered
ar broken hin when a tWO-hOrSe