The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-21
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

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Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
Kiwanis Club luncheon. ClaypooI.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
| Junior Chamber of Commerce lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Lambda Chi Alpha luncheon. Board OF
Trade
services, Robert Parks M E. Church.
Alpha Eta Pi meeting, Lincoln. 7:sO
| p. m.
A truck bearing an Indianapolis
license and a State license issued to
a local man, and loaded with uced
tires, was held by Kokomo und)
police today while police here
checked up on the activities of the
owner Monday night. Kokomo de-
tectiVeS phoned that two men ran
from the truck they had parked
along side of an automobile while
they removed a tire from the car.
City Council Monday night adopt
ed resolution expressing regret
over the death of Harold Bartholo-
NEW, son of Council President Otis
E. Bartholomew.
Attorney Michael E. Foley, city
park board member, will be the
KiwaniS Club speaker at a special
Washington birthday luncheon at
the Claypool Wednesday noon. Plans
for the Kiwanis international at
tendance contest will be announced
by President Dwight S. Ritter. 1t
starts Feb. 26.
Y. M. G. A. membership drive
captains reported ZIG new memt erS
at a dinner Monday night. F. l..
Humphrey was awarded a gold
watch for bringing in the most
members, seventy-three. The Duke
division was first, Brown second,
and Traylor, third.
Musical entertainment and a
luncheon will mark the celebration
of the Seventy-flfth anniversary Of
Germania Lodge I. o. 0. F., tonight
in the lodge rooms, Prospect and
East SITS. Plans for the conStruc-
ton of new hall will be discussed.
Adjustment of freight rates
charged by the Evansville, Indian
apoiiS & Terre Haute Railway Com
pany for interstate shipments of
coal from its mines in Pike County,
is asked in a petition filed with the
public service commission by the
George A. EnoS Coal Company.
Petition declares the rates are I'M
fair in comparison to those charged
by competitors.
Inspection of National Guard
units in the State by Federal Of
GERS headed by Col. Hugh S. Brown
of Columbus, Ohio. will be con-
tinued until March 2, it was an
nounced today. The State staff.
headquarters attachments and
State Storehouse headquarters de-
tachment Of 38th Division and 15Oth
Field Artillery were inspected Mon
day.
J. E. Green of Muncie, has been
appointed director of the speed de-
partment of the Indiana State Fair
| to succeed Lin r. Wilson of Fair
mount, who died suddenly at the
Statehouse last week. Green will
be assisted by Harry Jones of
RuShville.
Petition has been filed with the
public service commission by patrons
of the E. Washington line of the
Indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany asking that the commission
rule that all persons inadvertently
boarding cars going only as far out
as Gray ST.. may transfer without
charge to another car operaSi ing be-
tween that point and Irvington.
La Porte Telephone Company, re-
fused an increase in rates by the
public service commission has filed
notice that it will appeal to the La
Porte Circuit Court.
Quadrille, waltz and other old
time dances are to be included in
the program OF the Washington
Birthday dance and card party to
be held by the Indianapolis Adver-
Using Club Wednesday night at the
Sphinx Arms.
Acute Indigestion was the cause
of death of William Litel, IS, of
1916 Standard Ave, who died sud-
denly in the rear yard of his home
Monday night, Coroner c. H. Keever
said today. Litel was widely known
through his many years as meat
cutter at the Kingan g. Co. market.
Municipal Judge Thomas z. Gar
vim will be the principal speaker at
the annual banquet of the Mems
Club of Our Lady of Lourdes par
ish at the parish hall tonight. He
will speak on Lincoln, Washington
and the Constitution" The Rev.
M. w. Lyons, pastor of the church,
will also speak.
The Junior Temple Players Of
University Heights United Brethren
church, under the direction OF
Commission PnNu