The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-19
The City in
Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS


p. m.
Ninety five applicants for certifi-
Gates to practice dentistry in 1ndi-
ana Monday began their four-day
examination in the House Of Repre-
sentatives under supervision Of the
State dental board.
Petition for a certificate of public
convenience and necessity for bus
line to be known as the Cincinnati
indianapolis Motor Delivery Com
pany was filed Monday with the
public service Commission by Henry
w. Staley, of Cincinnati.
Seven weeks summer school for
thirty-five library appointeeS was
begun Monday in the Senate cham
Der, under direction of Lewis j.
Bailey, State library director.
Richard Lieber, director of the
State Department of Conservation,
left Monday for San Francisco to
attend the national conference of
State Parks Association, of which
he is a director He is to speak
on Acquisition and Management of
State Parks"
Sixteen paddock suits in northern
Indiana cities we're filed at South
Bend, Monday, in Federal Court, &C
cording to word received by George
L. Winkler, deputy dry administra-
tor.
Governor Ed Jackson has ap-
pointed Lynus A. Evans, Terre
Haute attorney, to fill the unexpired
term Of the late w. T. Gleason as
judge of Superior Court Two, Vigo
County. Jackson also has an
nounced reappointment of John G.
Klinger, Brazil, as Democratic mem
Der of the Indiana State farm
trustees.
Chicken thieves carried off 200 of
his choice Rhode Island Reds, Birch
Butler, deputy county auditor, told
police today. They were taken from
his home on w. Riverside Dr., Mon
day night.
F. Lewis Starbuck of Chicago,
field representative of the A. w.
Shaw Company. will talk on Mar
kets and Production" at the Kiwanis
Club luncheon at the Claypool
Wednesday. Starbuck has visited
seventeen States during the past
elevn months and has interviewed
more than 1900 business executives
regarding business conditions. Ar
thur M. Hood will preside. Julian
Wetzel. president, is attending the
Kiwanis international convention at
Seattle, Wash.
Parents of Leona HAST, Is, of
1914 E. Ohio ST., asked police to aid
in finding her. She left home Mon
day and didn't return. When last
seen she wore a white dress, black
slippers. peach colored hose and a
brown hat.
Police today were asked to search
for the mother of three children,
who disappeared from the Indian
apolis Orphans Home, 1910 E.
Washington St., Monday night.
Home officials believe that the
mother took them away.
The Rev, r.. S. Parr, pastor of
First United Brethren Church, will
speak on Abraham Lincoln-An
Unfathomed Man" at the Bible In
vestigation Club meeting at the
Y. M. G. A. Wednesday night. The
address will be the second of a
series on Great Men of History"
being given before the club. An old
fashioned bean supper will be served
at $40 preceding the meeting.
indianapolis chapter of the Ma
tional Association of Cost Account
ants will be addressed Wednesday
night by its national secretary, DR..
S. G. Mcleod of New York, at the
mid-year meeting at the Atha-
naeum. Ten Indianapolis members
we're to be with DR.. Mcleod today
in Louisville for the forming of a
chapter.
Nine Indianapolis persons are at
tending the annual convention of
the National Association of Sanitary
Engineers at Memphis, Tenn, this
week. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Diggle, Mr. and Mrs. Roll
and Cotton, G. T. Watson, Frank
Irish, D. R. Ramsey, Harry H.
Kretsch and Lee Collins. Mrs. John
Orph, Lafayette, and j. Galavan,
Muncie, also are attending.
Burglars broke a plate glass win
dow at the Standard grocery, 1119
E. Michigan st. Monday night, but
we're frightened away before they
robbed the store
Governor Jackson today reap
pointed Miss Anna M. Hoffman, FIT.
Wayne, to the State board of nurs-
ing. He named Miss Mary T. Walsh,
Gary. as the Democratic member of
the board to succeed Miss Clara
Brooks, Indianapolis, beginning July
9. Miss Brooks has served two terms,
the maximum allowed by law.
Daniel B. Luten, chairman of the
city examining board, today set
examinations for building inspectors
for June 30. Applicants to fill posts
in event of vacancies will be ex-
amined.
Harry F. Wright, Bedford, today
filed suit in Federal Court asking
$4,000 judgment on a Government
war risk insurance policy for inju-