The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-20
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

/ IN BRIEF
TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club luncheon. Claypool
Purchasing, Agents Association lunch
con. Claypool
University of Michigan Alumni lunch
con. Lincoln.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Gyro Club luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon Spink-Arms.
american Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce
PHI, Gamma Delta luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce
Women's Whist Club, SEVERN. 1870
Religious week INSTRUMENTATION
| meetings. Roberts Park M E.
church, cafeteria supper at $50 fol-
lowed by meeting
Bandits entered the Victor Rich
ards drug store, 1852 Central Ave,
between midnight Sunday and 7:45
this morning and stole S49.50 from
the drawer of the postoffice in the
rear and ST from the soda fountain
cash register.
The Rev. NJ. w. Lyons, pastor of
Our Lady of Lourdes Church, spoke
at the Service Club luncheon at the
Lincoln today on the catholic
Church"
indianapolis Chapter, American
Society of Steel Treating, will give
a series of ten weekly lectures on
the Autobiography of steel begin
ming at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday at
the Chamber of Commerce. A tut
ton fee of $40 will be charged.
Pledges will be initiated and many
prominent physicians from Indian
apoliS and throughout the State
will speak at the annual banquet of
Phi Chi medical fraternity Satur-
day night at the Lincoln. An entire
floor has been engaged.
Charles Barnett, "a, Fifty Ninth
and Michigan Rd.. had his right
arm crushed Saturday night when
he caught the arm In a machine at
the Marmon Sales Company shop,
1881 N Meridian st. He was
taken to the Methodist Hospital
History of the Pennsylvania
Railroad was outlined by r. R. Mace,
Indianapolis division superintend-
ent, at the annual banquet of 200
Veteran Employees Association
members Saturday night at the
Claypool Hotel.
"The BasqueS and Their CGun-
try" will be the subject of Prof.
Allan Daulon, formerly Of Bordeaux
University, who will speak at the
! Tuesday meeting of the Alliance
Franchise Exercises in tranSlating
from English into French at sight
will be conducted by Nine. Yvonne
Chamilovitch before the lecture.
A $4,000 addition IS to be made
to Fletcher Place M. E. Church,
Virginia and Fletcher AYES, for
settlement work of all the Methodist
churches Of the city it has been an
nounced. Work will begin this sum-
mer. The building will supplant the
old social center at Bates and Pine
SITS.
Robert L. Ray, 1923 Shelby St.,
was arrested Saturday night when
he is said to have entered the Bam-
boo Inn and told Henry Chung. 311
Ogden ST., head waiter. to be care
full as he had a blackjack and would
use it if necessary. A pint of whisky
was found in his overcoat pocket.
Two youths arrested at the Silver
Flash filling station. Washington
st. and State Ave- Sunday night
were held by police on charges of
carrying concealed weapons. The
pair gave the names of Clyde Tur-
ley, IS, and Frank Snider, IS, both
of Ironton, Ohio. They we're car
rying revolverS, police said.
William OgIesby, 81, of 1919 S.
Illinois St., is in a serious condition
at city hospital today with a broken
collar bone and body bruises,
suffered Sunday night when he
slipped on the second floor of his
home and tumbled down a flight of
stairs.
Charles Lee, 81, Chinese laundry
man, is at city hospital today with a
fractured skull suffered Sunday
morning when he fell from a step
ladder at his laundry shop, 725
FIT. Wayne Ave-
The address of Albert G. Gibney
$40 w. Twenty Ninth ST., was given
as that of Clifford Harris, Negro
arrested on a liquor charge Friday
This was an error. Harris does not
live at the address nor is he known
there, Gibney says.
Purchase of the Odd Fellows Hall
Prospect and Shelby Sts., for a
community house for the south side
was urged today by John F. White
Federation of Civic Clubs president
Jews Plan 100000 Building
By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 20-The