The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-22
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
FRIDAY

Atrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
knights Of Columbus luncheon. Sphinx
Master Painters Association luncheon,
ElkS Club.
Optimists Club luncheon. Claypool.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber of
indianapolis Association of Franklin
College Alumni dinner. Columbia Club,
Broadway NJ. E. Church Mems dinner,
'' american an Society ETY. OF Mechanical En-
gineers dinner, Chamber Of Commerce.
81 shoSrtr tiitd High school alumni pro-
gram. Caleb Mills Hall, 7:sO D. m.
Harry b. McNeeIy, owner of a lot
at Forty-S Sixth and Illinois StS., APP
pealed to Circuit Court Wednesday
to annul the order of the city board
CT coming appeals denying a permit
to erect a filling station.
"The present Russian government
is based on no recognized principles
of integrity and is bound to pass
away unless prompt and radical
changes are made in the national
istic viewpoint of the inhabitants y
the Rev. Homer Boblitt, Linwood
Christian Church pastor, declared
at the Bible Investigation Club din
ner at the Y. M. c. A. Wednesday
evening.
Belief that all criminals should
be segregated from society whether
they are sane or insane was eX-
pressed Wednesday night by Torch
Club members at the Chamber Of
Commerce. DR.. LaRue Carter,
Charles F. Reny, attorney; the Rev.
c. G.. Baker and DR.. William A.
Doeppers. city hospital superintend-
ent, spoke.
Systems Of cost accounting we're
outlined by w. B. Castenholz, of
La Sale Extension university. Chi
Cago. before the Indiana chapter Of
the National Association of Cost Ac-
countants, Wednesday night, at the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Frank ID. Stalnaker. Caravan Club
president, spoke at the clubs lunch
con at the Murat Temple today on
experiences on trip 20 Egypt from
which he has just returned. A walk
ing stick he obtained IN Egypt was
given as an attendance prize.
Australia, China, Greece and the
Philippines are among the addresses
listed in this years directory of the
1857 students at Butler University.
The largest number of students are
indianapolis residents, while Green
field provides the second largest
number. Miss Lucille Summers was
editor of the directory and Fenlcy
Shepherd business manager.
A. L. Beck. KOkOmO shoe dealer,
Wednesday filed a voluntary bank
ruptcy petition in Federal Court,
listing liabilities of $10,415 and as
sets of $4,469.
Free love and cOmpaniOnate mar
riage are but polite terms to dis
guise lust. the Rev. G. A. Trinkle,
Englewood Christian Church pastor,
told more than 800 persons attend
ing the revival services in the COM
munity hall at the church WedneS-
day night. Music was provided by
choir of $50 voices. Tonight Mr..
Trinkle will talk on Gods Law Of
Pardon"
Coroner G. ii. Keever pronounced
the death of Joseph w. Harris, Ga,
of 1893 S. Temple Ave, Wednesday
night, due to heart trouble. Harris
became i'll and the family in their
efforts to get a doctor called police
but before the city ambulance could
arrive, Harris died.
Mayor l.. Ert Slack left Indian
apolis today for Milwaukee with the
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
home complete committee to visit
the Milwaukee homeshow. Friday.
The committee is sponsoring the In
oianapolis home show early in April
Charles COrnvilIe of the Salvation
Army Hotel, asked police today to
aid in finding his wife, Blanche,
whom he says left him in Florida
and, he believes, came here.
Hits Car, Flees; Arrested