The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-25
The City in
Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

knights of Columbus luncheon, SPHINX
Optimists Club luncheon, C1aypOOI.
AItrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Columbia
Marion County Rainbow Division Vet
mory, D. m.
A special meeting of the Indian
apoliS Bar Association will be hello
Friday afternoon in the Marion
county circuit court room to con-
slider matters connected with the
Snow bequest and hear the report
Of the committee on court rules.
Joseph M. Bloch, general man.
ager of the Gibson company, re-
Gently was elected president of the
Super-Service Club, it was learned
on his return from Chicago, where
he attended the annual convention
of the national organization OF
automobile jobbers.
E. Nj. Lichtenauer, 1705 North
Alabama street, discovered a Negro
stripping an automobile in an alley
in the rear Of his home today. The
Negro said he was repairing the
car and fled before police arrived.
Police discovered the car was stolen
from Danville, Ind. Tires and equip
ment had been removed.
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The Negro Democrats of the
Fifth ward will hold their final pre-
election mass meeting at Friday
night at $50 Minerva street. All
candidates are invited to speak.
Fire believed to have been caused
by an overheated furnace did dam
age estimated at $500 Wednesday
afternoon to the home of w. c.
Grauel, 1850 Ruckle street.
Two hundred and fifty state deal
ers of the Brunswick Bake Col
lender Company attended a sales
convention at the SEVERN today. A.
advance showing of Brunswick
radios, Panatropes and radicals was
on the program. L. E. Morrison, fac
tory technician, instructed the deal
erS on service and William Hover
spoke on billboard advertising.
II. NJ. COchrane of indianapolis
and c.. o. Grafton, Muncie, officials
of the Indiana Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION, are attending the thirty
third annual meeting of the Ma
tional Association of Manufactur-
ers in New York.
DIR. George L. Clark, professor of
chemistry at the University of Il
linois, told members of the Indian
apolis Medical Society at a meeting
at the Athenauem Wednesday night
that radio photography can be used
to advantage in cases ranging from
the treatment of disease to a study
of the holes in Swiss cheese.
DIR. Thursman B. Rice, assistant
professor of hygiene and sanitary
science at the Indiana University
School of Medicine, will be the main
speaker at the regular luncheon to-
day of the Caravan Club Of Murat
temple. Special musical features
and attendance prizes have been
arranged.
Mrs. Lulu Hartzog was elected
president of the Federated Patri-
otto Societies, allied with the G. A.
r., at a meeting of the group
Wednesday night. The organization
discussed plans for a reception in
honor of Mrs. Lillian Ball of Indi-
annapolis, state president of the
Sons of Union Veterans AUXILIARY,
to be held at Ft. Friendly Nov. "a.
DIR. L. L. Writ of California, noted
Pacific coast orator, will speak at
the Advertising Club luncheon at
the Columbia Club Thursday.
What it will cost to deliver voting
machines to 269 polling places for
the general election Nov. will be
determined Friday, when county
commissioners receive bids on haul
ing the machines. Several city
transfer companies are expected to
file bids.
Formal opening of Traub avenue
north of Washington street was
celebrated by residents and friends
Wednesday night. Hundreds of west
side citizens attended the celebra-
ton. Carnival features, speeches
and dancing were on the program.
Detective Emmert EngIebright
went to Chicago today to bring Gene
Hinesley here from Chicago, where
he is under arrest. Hinseley, an
errand boy at the Kroger grocery
at Hamilton avenue and Washing
ton street, is alleged to have run
off with $152 with which he was
sent to a bank.
Thieves stole $40 and fifteen car
tons of cigarets from the Kroger
grocery at Bosart avenue and Tenth
street, Jess Dandy, manager, re-
ported to police.
Laurissa ATTAIN, Is, of AZ North
Hamilton avenue, was reported
missing from her home today. The
girl took a suit case of her clothes
with her, her father, George w
Atom, said.
Alvin p. HOvey Corps, w. r. c.,
No. 1876, will hold its regular meet
ing Friday at 2 p. m. at 512 North
Illinois street. A card party will
be held at p. m.
william Banks, %, Negro, 2115
North Arsenal avenue, was held
under high bond on a vagrancy
charge today, when Jacob Shallat
identified four suits Banks pawned
as ones stolen from his store at sos
East washington street