The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
SATURDAY EVENTS

Indianapolis Commercial Secretaries
Association convention, Board of Trade.
Roxana Petroleum Corporation sales
convention, SEVERN, all day.
Beta Theta Pi luncheon, Board OF
Sigma Alpha EPSILON luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce
Learning he was wanted on a
Federal liquor charge, Sam Phillips,
463 E. Washington ST., Thursday
surrendered to deputy United States
marshals and was released under
$500 bond after being bound over
to the Federal grand jury by John
w. Kern, United States commits
sioner.
Joseph Helms, Butler University
senior and editor of the 1927 Drift,
the college yearbook, was appointed
editor in-chief of next semester's
Butler Collegian, it was announced
today. The staff includes NJ. Scott
Walden, day city editor; Thomas
Caulkins, night city editor, and e.
Gerald Bowman, sports editor.
DIR. Charles Clayton Morrison,
editor of the Christian Century, will
speak on 1.-THE Outlawry Of Wal"
at a luncheon Thursday at the
Sphinx Arms. The meeting was
arranged by the Indiana Council on
International Relations.
indianapolis Whist Club officers
were reelected at a meeting Thurs
day noon at the SEVERN. They are:
Ralph K. Smith, president; Mrs.
Charles L. Buschman, vice pres1-
dent; Mrs. Ralph K. Smith, treas
urer; E. H. Davis, secretary.
William t. COsgrave, Irish Free
State executive council president,
will not pass through Indianapolis
on his way to a banquet in his honor
at Chicago Saturday night, it was
learned today. Among Indianapolis
persons who will attend the BAN
quet are: E. j. Lennon, j. P. O'Ma-
hony, Joseph A. MCGOWAN, P. c.
Reilly, j. j. Liddy, w. P. Holmes, t.
j. Mccarthy, P. ]. Harmon and DR..
NJ j McGinty.
Fourteen indictments and fifteen
discharges were included in partial
report of the Marion County grand
jury to Criminal Judge James A
Collins today. All were routine
cases.
Walter Myers, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for United
States Senator, will address a meet
ing of Ninth Ward Democrats at
Odd Fellows hall, Hamilton Ave.
and Washington St., tonight. Chair
man E. P. Barry announced steps
will be taken toward organization
of a Myers-for- Senator Club.
When DIR. Alfred Storey of S11
Ft. Wayne Ave. treated man on
Thursday night and received a check
for 81 bearing the name John Nc
Coy, he grew'suspiciouS and called
police. The man admitted his real
name was Ammon It. Apple of Oak
landon. He said that he needed
medical attention and was unable to
pay for it. He was charged with
attempting to pass a fraudulent
check.
Mayor L. Ert Slack will speak at
a meeting of the Marion County
Jefferson Club at the DeniSon at 8
tonight.
Mrs. Emily Buddenbaugh reported
to police that burglars entered her
home, 1910 College Ave-, Thursday
night and took a watch and jewelry
valued at SIS.
Two new Chevrolet touring cars,
for use in the two new substations,
arrived at police headquarters
Thursday. Police Chief Claude M.
Worley said that substation 7, at
Thirtieth st. and Kenwood Ave,
and sub-Station 8, at 537 Belle Vieu
Pl, will be completed soon.
Nelson TauIman of Greencastle,
Ind, told police sos worth of mer-
chandise and clothing was taken
from his automobile Thursday after
noon, while it was parked on N.
Capitol Ave, in the downtown dis
trict.
Police charged Oliver Whitaker,
Negro, II, of 1908 Prospect ST., with
burglary today, alleging that he en-
tered the Office of Ballard E. West,
1929 Prospect ST., recently.