The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-18
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
THURSDAY EVENTS

nlShers Association conNenCloh' LII
Retail Lumber Dealers Association con-
vention, Claypool, all day.
Indiana Veterinary Medical ASsocia-
ton convention, SEVERN, all day.
Advertising Club luncheon, sphinx
Real Estate Board luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce; annual banquet,
Marott Hotel; 6; 30 p m; Mrrot rsmr,s
Engineering Club luncheon, Board OF
Loyal Knights of the Round Table
American Business Club luncheon.
sigma Chi luncheon, Chamber of
sigma M luncheon. Board of Trade.
Indiana Whist Association, SEVERN,
IT fY9vhngttaooin Commercial and Welfare AS
ISOLATION meeting, 80 Layman Ave, o
q. m.
Arthur Sullivan, George II. Rad
cliffe and Thomas j. Butler, manag-
ers of the Travellers Insurance
branch Office in the Chamber Of
Commerce Bldg, will attend a con-
ference of managers of the Travel
ers companies at the home Office IN
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 24-27.
Land Trust Certificate Financing"
will be the subject of George G.
Forrey, Jr., Fletcher American Com
pany president, at the real estate
board luncheon at the Chamber of
Commerce Thursday.
Horace S. Vale of Chicago, in
dustrial marketing counselor OF the
McGraw- Hill Publishing Company,
will speak on Industrial Marketing
at Work" at the Ad Club luncheon
at the Sphinx Arms Thursday.
Uneasiness growing out of the
Hickman and Hotelling child muir
der cases caused Fred 'Glosbrenner,
923 Fifty-Sixth St., to report to po-
lice that a stranger called at his
home and inquired of maid if any
children lived there. Questioned, the
man said he was operating a fair
on Illinois ST., and left hurriedly.
ReplicaS of the Indiana World
War Memorial, erected in the lobby
of the Statehouse for benefit of
members of the. 1927 Legislature and
paid for by the Memorial commits
sion, we're dismantled today for re-
moval to the commission head
quarters in the American Legion
Bldg.
Captain Charles Sewers, assistant
director of the State conservation
department, went to LoganSport,
Ind, today to address $50 club
women on the work being done by
the department.
Found in parked automobile
from which an alleged bootlegger
had disappeared when police ar
rived Tuesday night, Raymond NC
Avoy, 141 w. Eighteenth ST., was
arrested on a vagrancy charge by
Sergt. John Eisenhut and squad at
Cotton and Blake Sts The owner
fled with a f1ve-gallon container
shortly before police arrived.
Charles Stevens, IS, who has lived
at the Roosevelt Hotel the past year,
was found dead in bed early today
by Nolan Spann, night clerk. Spann
said Stevens had been suffering
heart disease. Coroner G. H. Keev-
err was told that Stevens came here
from Danville, Ill.
Supreme Court Judge Clarence n.
Martin will speak at the Traffic
Club luncheon Thursday at the
SEVERN. This will be the last lunch
con under the present administra-
ton and ladies are to be guests. New
officers will be elected Jan. 26. at
a dinner meeting in the SEVERN
roof garden. Lawrence N. Helm is
president and M. D. Collins Sec
rotary and treasurer
Rebekah lodges will hold a dis
trict meeting at 2 p. m. Thursday
at Southeastern Rebekah Lodge,
Cottage and Olive Sts., according to
Mrs. Edna Murphy, publicity chair
man for Olive Branch Rebekah
Lodge.
Civil service examinations to be
held here soon include: Chief of
radio service, department of agri-
culture; special agent, internal
revenue bureau, Junior medical Of
flcers, veterans bureau, assistant
medical officer, graduate nurse,
dietitian, public health service, So
cial economist, bureau of efficiency.
Police gained in their war on au-
tomohile thieves Tuesday night when
Patrolman Dale Smith arrested
Jack Barrett, Negro, of POSI- Sheldon
ST., and William Denton, %, Negro,
of 623 N. Senate Ave, in car be-