The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-25

All officers of the Indiana, ILL
nois and Kentucky Tent and Avn
ing Manufacturers Association were
reelected at the annual convention
at the Hotel Lincoln Monday. The
officers are o. P. Wolf, Fit. Wayne,
president; A. E. Shrode, Champaign,
ILL.,, vice president; j. F. Brennan,
Indianapolis, secretary treasurer,
and Thomas Bartlett, Louisville,
George Griffin, Indianapolis, and
Harvey Averett, Decatur, Ill, di-
rectorS.
Improvement of accounting pro-
cedure and preparation of stand
ard forms for financial statements,
certificates and budget sheets will
be urged at the Semi-annual meet
ing of the Affiliated Firms of Ac-
countants at Kansas City, Sept.
26-29, George S. Olive, Indianapolis
representative to the meeting, an
nounceS.
Representatives of the Indiana,
Purdue and De Paw chapters of
the Delta Chi fraternity entertained
with State luncheon at the Hotel
Lincoln Monday in honor of Albert
Tousley of Iowa City. Iowa, ma
tional travelling secretary of the fra
ternity and editor of the organiza-
tons publication. Erich Sonnich
and Preston Woolf were in charge
of arrangements.
Three indianapolis students are
included in the 1000 enrolment at
st. Xavier College at Cincinnati.
They are Thomas j. Daugherty,
lit Rembrandt ST.; David Harmon
and Joseph Finneran, 1906 st. Peter
st.
DR.. John F. Spaunhurst is at
tending a meeting of the American
Electronic Research Association,
Morrison hotel, Chicago, where he
will speak on the Progress of
Electronic Forces in the Diagnosis
and Treatment of Disease"
William p. Holmes, local Big Four
yardmaster, was appointed chair
man of the railway division of the
Republican State committees labor
department today by Eliza o. Rog-
erS, State chairman, and will direct
organization of G. o. P. clubs in all
railroad centers of the State.
Charged with operating a motor
car while intoxicated, Walter Wood
ward, Negro, 81, of 624 Roanoke ST.,
Monday was fined 500 and SEN
fenced to 100 days on the State
Farm by Municipal Judge Clifton
R. Cameron. Woodwards arrest fol-
lowed an accident in which his car
was involved Sunday.
Two lectures on psychology will
be given Tuesday and Wednesday
nights in the D. A. r. chapter house
at 824 N. Pennsylvania ST., by DR..
Alfred E. G.. Hall, dean of Ameri-
can Academy of Psychological Re-
search. The lectures begin at 8
p. m.
Opportunities in Christian piO-
neering have not been exhausted,
but still are with us in abundance,
Harold L. Singer of Kansas City,
midwest field secretary of the -
ternational Christian Endeavor
Union, declared here Monday night
at the quarterly rally of the Mar
ion County Christian EndeaVor
Union.
Its latest sOjOurn ended, the
thrice stolen motor car of Jacob
Goldfarb, 3419 Winthrop Ave-, is "at
home again. Stolen Friday, the
car was recovered Monday night at
w. Washington st. and Lyndhurst
DR..
Damage suits asking $4,000 were
filed in Superior Courts Monday aft
ernoon against Leon R. Cady, 3438
E. Twenty-Sixth ST., as the result
of an auto accident near North
Vernon, Sept. 16, in which his car
collided with one driven by Gilbert
Hanley. Hanley asked for $4,000;
Mrs. Hanley, $4,000 and Melvin
Bailey, passenger in Hanley's car,
filed suit for $4,000.
A lesson from the book of Genesis
was offered at the opening session OF
the Indianapolis Bible Institute i'll
Shortridge High School Monday