The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-03
MEETINGS TUESDAY

MEETINGS TUESDAY
Indiana State Fair, Fairgrounds all
day. ., -.
ridge High School, all day.
Indiana Kennel Club, dog show, In
diana State fairgrounds, all day; 49,,
Rotary Club. luncheon, Claypool HOTEL
Gyro CLUB. luncheon, spink-Arms Hotel
Mercator Club, luncheon, spink-Arms
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
con, SEVERN, noon. ,
American Chemical Society, luncneoh'
Chamber OF Commerce, noon. -.-,.,,.
University Club, luncheon, Columbia
Phi Gamma Delta. luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce, noon. -,
university Of Michigan Alumni
Tau Kappa EPSILON luncheon ENG
lish, noon.
Local police have been requested
to watch for bandits who late Sat
urday held up the paymaster for
the Wiley Construction Company,
Dayton, Ohio, and took the pay roll
amounting to 500 and $4,000 Ill
checks.
A Negro pickpOcket was seen to
attempt several robberies at the
market house Saturday night, but
his fingers appeared be be all
thumbs. Patrolman Charles Hill
man searched the building, but
could not locate the f1eet-footed dip
Mystery surrounds the shooting
that is said to have oc-
Cured at Twenty-First and PiersoE
SITS. at $40 p. m. Sunday. j. C..
Hops, Apartment 2, 2044 N. Me-
ridian ST., said he heard a shot in
the rear of his apartment, heard a
glass break and saw Negro Wom-
an run. She had gun in her hand
w. G. Starks, in a garage in the
rear of 2O36 Pierson St., said he
heard the shot and saw couple
drive from the alley. The police
searched, but failed to find the won-
an Or any person who had been shot.
The StatehOuSe Literary Club
met in annual session at Bonner
Park, Columbus Ind) Sunday,
with the Bartholomew County His
torical Society as host. An address
by C. B. &C eman, indianapolis, on
"The American Revolution in the
West" was a feature. Life officers
Of the Literary Club are: H.
w. Pershing, president; George
Pence, vice president; Mr.. Hersh-
man, secretary. and Major Nc
Cormack, treasurer.
A family argument in which Earl
Patton, his wife and mother-in-laW,
Mrs. Dollie Wilson, all mixed into
at the Wilson home, 1859 w. North
St, Sunday night, ended when po-
lice took Patton to the city prison,
where they charged him with as
sault and battery and malicious
trespass. He beat both women and
then broke up most of the fur
niture police reports state.
Because he refused to explain how
he received a stab wound in the
arm which he said was made with
a screw driver, George Berwanger,
30. of 1923 Royal Ave, was held at
the city prison on a vagrancy charge
after he received treatment at city
hospital.
An address on "PyrOmetry," by
Claude S. Gordon, Chicago, Sept.
10. at the Chamber of Commerce
will open the 1928-1929 season OF
The Indianapolis Chapter American
Society for Steel Treating. A dinner
will be held in the chamber dining
room at $50 p. m.
Homer Rogers, South Bend, has
been named Indiana agency man.
ager of the Equitable Life Insurance
Society of New York and will take
charge at once of the Offices here.
He will move his family to 10 E..
Thirty second st. this week. Rogers
has named Fitzhugh Taylor, Terre
Haute, assistant State manager.
Offices of GrassyfOrk Fisheries,
Inc, formerly in the Peoples State
Bank Bldg, have been moved to the
hatcheries near Martinsville to IA