The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-15
The City i'm Brief

I Lucille Saylor, Is, of $40 North
Illinois street, were arrested Satur-
day night.
"Your Responsibility in the Fall
Election" will be the subject of Mrs.
Grace Wilson Evans, Terre Haute,
at the meeting tonight at Shiloh
Baptist church of the Colored
Women'S Republican Club, Inc.
Frank Byron of Washington, and
Howard Meyers also will be
speakers.
The Homer Mckee, Inc. Of ILL
nois, a sister company of the local
advertising company, has been
formed to conduct a general sdver-
Using service in Chicago. 1ncorpo-
rators are Mckee, president; A. L.
Salisbury, general manager, and E.
w. Springer, secretary-treasurer.
Leo N. Burnett is vice president in
charge of production.
Parent Teacher association of
School SO will, meet at 3:l5 p. m.
Wednesday at the school building,
Bloyd and Winter avenues. Lieu
tenant Frank owen Of the accident
prevention bureau will speak.
Louis Ludlow, Democratic NOM
inee for Congressman from the
Seventh district, will lecture Oh
Scenes and Personalities of the
/ Nations Capital" at the North Side
Seventh Day Adventists' Church
SIG E. Twenty Third ST., Oct. Ii,
at 8.
Amos w. Woods was the prin-
cipal speaker at a Democratic dis
trict meeting Friday night at l722
N. New Jersey st. More than fifty
attended.
Charles E. Lutz, representative
of the Electrical Workers local
was appointed district chairman OF
the Democratic labor bureau for
the Seventh district today. The
appointment was made by j.
Thomas McHugh, chairman Of the
partys State labor bureau.
The Kiwanis Club will observe
ladies' day, Wednesday. DR.. George
L. Macintosh, former president OF
Wabash college, will speak at the
luncheon at the Claypool and Mrs
Macintosh will be a guest. Wives
of the members of the club also will
be guests.
The Indiana Building Congress
will hold its semi annual convention
at the Hoosier Athletic Club,
wednesday. Certificates of superior
craftsmanship to men working on
the Scottish Rite cathedral will be
awarded.
Local sign contractors are taking
steps to organize a local unit of the
Associated Sign Crafts of America.
Plans were discussed at meeting
at the Lincoln Saturday.
Members Of the Queens council,
A. U. K. and D. of A, will hold
their monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lu-
ellie Miles, 2246 Dearborn street.
Mrs. Ada Coins is president.
Five downtown theaters were pre-
vented from remaining open after
midnight Saturday, by police chief
Claude M. Worley. Worley sent word
to the managers that he would en-
force the midnight closing order and
all cancelled midnight" shows.
Announcement was made today
by the state highway commission
that paving had been laid on the
last gap in u. S. highway 30. The
gap. between Hanna and Hamlet, in
Starke county, will be opened to
traffic Oct. Is.
"The School and the Home" will
be the round table discussion topic
of the Shortridge Parent Teacher
Association meeting Tuesday night.
George Buck. principal Of the school,
will lead the discussion. Parents
of new Shortridge pupils invited to
attend.
George L. Clark, professor OF
chemistry at the University OF ILL
nois. will speak Tuesday night at
dinner of the Indiana section OF
the American Chemical Society in
the Athenaeum.