The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-01


Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
junior Chamber OF Commerce lunch
con. Chamber Of Commerce
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
lambda Chi Alpha luncheon. Board Of
American Plasterers' Association
luncheon, SEVERN.
Alpha Eta Pi meeting. Lincoln, 1880
p Master BARRIERS Association meeting
p. IN.
Police have been asked to find
Walter r. Chinn, who last lived at
2l5 Ray St, to notify him that
telegram from Boonville, Ind, beaPS
the information that his father died
Saturday.
Thomas Thompson, 45S Agnes
ST., and Nathaniel Stivers, of 8l9
Maxwell St, were arrested Monday
night by Sergt. William COX anu
squad and held at city prison for
Federal investigation. Cox reported
he found a gallon of alcohol in the
automobile in which the men were
sitting.
Frederick LOrenz Jr., II. member
Of Troop 30. Church of Advent, won
a silver plated bugle in a trumpet
ing contest in his troop. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lorenz,
1928 Salem st.
Democrats of the Fifteenth ward
will hold a political meeting at the
Hawthorne Community House,
Wednesday. at 8 p. m. Alvin Gulley
will be chairman Of the meeting.
Ray Ehrensperger, Wabash Col
lege student who won the Indiana
intercollegiate oratorical contest and
the Midwest interstate Oratorical
contest, will speak at the Claypool
luncheon at the Claypool Wednes-
day. He will give his contest win
ming address, 1.-THE King Can Do
No Wrong" discussion of the pres
ent trend of American courts.
Representatives of newspaper or
CARNATIONS of the State and depart
ment of conservation officials Mon
day discussed a campaign to en-
courage Hoosiers to visit State
places of scenic beauty.
Barton j. Wall, formerly with
the Chamber of Commerce in the
advertising department, was named
advertising manager of the Column
bian, Columbia CLUB publication,
Monday, by Norman A. Perry,
president.
Mrs. o. B. Hes, 44OO N. Meridian
ST., filed a $4,000 damage suit in
Circuit Court late Monday against
the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction Company, as a
result of her car being struck by
a traction car March 8, at Culnber-
land.
Firemen found still blazing
when they were called to a garage
fire at SIS w. Vermont ST., Monday
night. They called police. The Off
GERS confiscated ten fifty-gallon
barrels of mash, 300 pounds of corn
sugar, a three-burner stove and
four-gallon can of corn liquor. They
reported Mrs. Elzora Patterson, who
lives at the address, told them she
had nothing to do with renting the
garage.
The famous horned toad which
spent thirty-one years in the East
land County CTeXas) Courthouse
corner stone, passed through Indi-
annapolis, with its owner, Will M.
Wood, Monday night. Wood is on
his way to New York to show the
animal to William T. Hornaday,
noted naturalist and to S. discuss
plans for exploitation.
Baron J. Wall has been appointed
advertising manager of 1.-THE Co.
lumbian," official publication of the
Columbia Club, President Norman
A. Perry announced today. He for
merly was assistant manager of the
convention bureau of the Indian
apolis Chamber of Commerce.
Negro Republican voters will at
tend a Hoover-for-P President meet
ing Friday, p. m, in the Negro
Masonic Hall, Vermont st. and In
diana Ave, to hear addresses by the
Rev. G. G. Neal of Pine Bluff, Ark,
and the Rev. j. c. Olden of Wash
ington, D. G.