The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-11
The City in
Brief

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state superintendent conference in
Washington, D. G. They also Will
attend a meeting of the American
Vocational Educational Association
at Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday and
Friday.
Liabilities amounting to S12O,232
and assets of $62,150 are listed BY
Della B. McLeland, of Kempton
Clinton county, who has filed a
voluntary bankruptcy petition III
federal court.
Upon completing a Sixty-day
vagrancy term at the Indiana state
farm, Marvin Richards was ordered
removed to Louisville, KY, where
he faces white slave charges in fed
eral court Monday. He was charged
with taking two girls, aged IA and
II years, from Cloversport, KY, to
Evansville, where he was arrested
He declared he had given the girls
a ride when he passed them hitch
hiking" on the road.
Acquisition of twenty-n nine new
Mack buses for use on its lines IN
Indiana and Ohio was announced
today by the Interstate Transit, Inc
of Cincinnati. The company oper-
ateS a ati-IndianapoliS line
DIR. w. A. RawIeS, dean of the In
diana university school of COM
merce and finance, will be the
principal speaker at the annual
banquet of the Traffic Club Thurs
day night at the Columbia Club
c. c. YOunggreen, Milwaukee
president of the International Ad-
vertiSing Association, will speak at
the Advertising Club luncheon
Thursday at the Columbia Club
All former member of the club and
members of the advertising clubs
OF Muncie and Lafayette have been
invited to the meeting.
Reports will be given and direct
orS elected at the annual dinner of
the Indianapolis Humane Society
at the Chamber of Commerce Jan
7, it was announced Monday night,
following a meeting of the board
of directors. w. P. Hargon, secre-
tary, and Harley w. Rohdeharnel,
president, will be in charge.
Urging members to become ac..
quainted with the national program
of the American Legion, Paul v.
McNutt, Bloomington, Ind, national
commander of the legion, spoke
Monday night before the Hilton U.
Brown post of the legion at the
Spink-ArmS.
DR.. H. o. Pritchard, national Sec
rotary of the educational board Of
the Disciples of Christ, will speak
on Tendencies of Present day Edu-
cation at the Central Christian
church, Thursday night.
DR.. H. E. Bernard, president of
the American Honey Institute, to-
day received a cablegram from
James Ecroyd, secretary of the Ma
tional BeekeeperS Association OF
New Zealand, stating that ton Of
honey had been provided the Com
mander Byrd's polar expedition
Barnard had asked that the honey
be supplied when the expedition left
Dunedin, New Zealand.
E. C. WOIcOtt of Chicago, director
of health and education of the Blue
Valley institute. spoke on Health
at the University Club luncheon a.
the Columbia Club today.
Members of the staff of OrviIIe
Engle, state superintendent of build
ings and grounds, were guests of
Henry Roberts, state sales agent, at
a posSum, rabbit, duck, chicken
and turkey dinner III the Statehouse
basement Monday noon. Governor
Ed Jackson, Alfred Hogston, state
fire marshal; Daley Mccoy, state
purchasing agent, and newspaper
men attended.
Police of several cities have been
aSkd to search for Isaac De Pugh,
81, of 933 Church street, who de-
parted from home Saturday to visit
his wife in Toledo. He has not beer
seen since in either city.
Parent Teacher Association of
School 70, Thirtieth and School
streets, will give Christmas party
at 8 p. m. Wednesday, according to
Mrs. E. M. Lindsey, president.
Mrs. Sarah SpangIer, IS, house.
keeper at the home of Mrs. Henrietta
Kettering, 1914 Winthrop avenue,
was found dead in her bed at the
home today. Death was due to a
heart attack, according to Coroner
G. H. Keever.
James r. Brown of New York
City, noted taxation authority,
will speak at the Kiwanis Club
luncheon at the Claypool Wednes-
day. His subject will be Taxation
What 1t Is and How 1t Should Be
Applied" Brown is the president of
the Manhattan Single Tax Club,
which was founded by Henry
| George.
Bids for from twenty-five to forty
snow plows were received today
by the state highway commission.
Director John D. Williams stated
that the successful bidders will not
be announced until the bids are
| tabulated and group and individual
costs considered.
Mayor L. Ert Slack will attend a
dinner of the Franklin Commandery
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