The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
TUESDAY EVENTS

TUESDAY EVENTS
Indiana Retail Clothiers and Fur
all day.
ton convention, SEVERN, all day.
Indiana Anti-Saloon League meeting,
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
Gyro Club luncheon, spink-Arms.
Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool.
State Police luncheon and meeting,
Mercator Club luncheon. spink-Arms.
-, Universal Club luncheon, Columbia
university of Michigan Alumni
luncheon. Lincoln.
american, Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber OF Commerce.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber
Womens Whist Club, SEVERN. 1870
indianapolis Credit Men Auto Access
sorry Group meeting. SEVERN, meeting.
Indiana oiB Buldefs supply up Association
dinner Claypool, $50 p. m.
When Arthur SudIing passed
2435 N. Illinois ST., he saw the car
Of A. G. Bradley, who lives in the
same apartment house at 1880 N.
Meridian St., parked at the curb.
After he called police, two men
drove it away.
Miss Martha MearOd, 20, Negro,
Northwestern Ave. and Sixteenth
Pl., was treated at city hospital for
knife wound in her right arm, in
flicted by another woman, who was
arguing with a man at Northwestern
and Seventeenth st. The woman
slashed at the man with knife and
cut Miss Hearod as she walked past.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, 81, Negro, was
stabbed in the left side by her hus-
band, Charles Stewart, 80, during an
argument at their home, 453 w.
Eleventh ST., Sunday night. Mrs.
Stewart was taken to city hospital,
while her husband was arrested on
a charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill.
Perry Township WOman's Repub-
lican Club will be addressed by
Judson l.. Stark, chief deputy prose-
cutor, in the girls dormitory at In
diana Central. College, Tuesday, at
2 p. m. Mrs. Hubert Jordan will
lead the open form discussion and
Mrs. Adeline Mckay, president, will
preside.
Nelson Fletcher, SO, Negro, 744 w.
Pratt ST., is in a serious condition in
city hospital today result of
shooting at his home, Sunday.
Fletcher was shot in the nose by
another Negro. Police were unable
to determine the cause of the shoot
ing.
Seventeen pocket knives, valued
at $25, and 176 pennies, were stolen
from the Matthews g. Wurz hard
ware store, 6125 E. Washington ST.,
over the weekend.
Prof. Paul l.. HaWOrth, Butler
University history department head,
will give an illustrated travelogue
at the Exchange Club luncheon at
the Spink-Arms Tuesday.
The city board of health will ask
the city council to approve tempo
rary loan of $4,000 at council meet
ing tonight. The money will be used
to pay department ext nses until
receipt of taxes.
Professor Edward Bartlett, head
of the religious education depart
plent at De PAW University, will
conduct Tuesday night classes of the
Central Community School of Reli-
giouS Education at the First Presby-
terrain church. Two courses offered
by Professor Bartlett are "Educa-
tional Task of the Local Church"
and Curriculum of Religious Edu-
cation"
IF a stopOver can be arranged,
brief reception will be held here
Friday for William T. Cosgrave,
president of the Irish Free State,
according to J. P. O'NIahoney. Word
that Cosgrave will pass through here
on his way from New York to a
banquet of the Irish Fellowship
Club Of Chicago, was received BY
O'Mahoney, Sur7F"'-
E. c. Atkins = employees who
have worked for the company for
twenty years or more, were enter
tanned by the company at the
twenty-second annual Atkins Pho
neers' banquet Saturday night
Charles A. Fenton, son of the late
Frank Fenton, who aided E. c. At
kins in founding the company, was
honor guest. Fenton has been with
the saw manufacturing firm for