The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-08
THURSDAY EVENTS

Indiana Brotherhood of Threshmen,
SEVERN, all day.
Mutual Insurance Companies Union
Of Indiana annual meeting, Denison, all
Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber
Advertising Club luncheon. Sphinx
Engineering Club luncheon, Board Of
Caravan Club luncheon. Murat Temple.
Retail Credit Mems Association lunch
con. Chamber Of Commerce; ,
American Business Club luncheon,
Loyal Knights of the Round Table,
Sigma NJ luncheon. Board of Trade.
Sigma Chi luncheon, Chamber of Com
Panamoniam Chapter. D. r., luncheon,
veterans OF Foreign Wars dinner, Clay
Indiana Section. Society of Automotive
meeting, p. m.
Thomas Snyder, president Of the
Motor Truckmens Association OF
Indiana, will leave Friday for Wash
ington, D. c., to represent Indiana
and Kentucky at an Interstate
Commerce Commission hearing on
placing of motor trucks, hauling for
hire under the commission. Snyder,
who was appointed at luncheon
Tuesday at the Chamber Of Com
merce, will oppose Government
regulation.
Essentials of business leadership
were stressed by w. S. Elliott, G..
g. j. Tire Company, before the
Stewards Club Tuesday night at
Whites Cafeteria.
The Central States Association,
Phi Beta Pi, medical fraternity, will
holds its convention in Indian
apolis, March and 10, Henry T.
Davis, Indianapolis Convention Bu
reau manager, announced today.
Herman Wolf Of 1861 Guilford
Ave. reported to police that thieves
entered his garage Tuesday night.
lacked up his car and took two rear
tires.
Mrs. Geo. SpindIer, 4O11 N. Merid
ian ST.. reported to police today that
on Jan. 90 she lost diamond brace
let valued at $3.50 en- route from her
home to st. Vincent Hospital. The
bracelet was set with forty dia-
monds, she declared.
The Advertising Club will observe
Ladies day" at the Sphinx Arms
Thursday noon. Harry Boyd Brown
of Philadelphia. advertising coun-
selor to the Philadelphia Storage
Battery Company, will speak on
Speeding Up Advertising"
"Farms" will be the subject of
G. N. Williams, Farmers Trust
Company president. at the Real
Estate Board luncheon at the Cham
Der of Commerce Thursday.
Police today are looking for a
young woman who leaped through
window glass and escaped from a
vacant house at $40 S. California
st. They were called to the ad-
dress late Tuesday by Mrs. Rolla
Doolittle of 523 Kentucky Ave, who
said she saw three men and two
women enter the house. Later she
heard one of the women scream and
leap through a window. Police
found no one.
Hijackers, or maybe just the eX-
haust of an automobile engine
brought police to the home of r. D
williams of 826 E. Fifteenth ST.,
Tuesday night. Williams reported
that two automobiles passed his
house a short time before and that
the passengers IN the rear car fired
several shots at the one ahead. No
trace of the cars or bullets were
found.
Officials Of the Indiana Travellers
Assurance Company reported a sub
Stantial increase in business in 1927
at the recent thirty eighth annual
meeting of the company here. The
company, organized in 1892, is the
oldest mutual accident and health
insurance organization in Indiana.
officers are: j. A. Cox, president,
and d. G. Trone, Secretary treas
urer. The officers and J. H. New
nam. J. M. Eldredge, r. D. Fielding
and Riley Hunt are directors.
Miss Georgia MaGge, "a, Of 2S4
Miley Ave. was injured slightly
Tuesday night when an automobile
in which she was riding was struck
by another car, believed by police to
have been stolen. The automobile
was found short time later
wrecked at Senate Ave. and New
York St., block from the scene of
the accident, Capitol Ave. and New
York st.
Police broadcast a request today
to departments over the country
asking that efforts be made to To-
cate Harry Monroe Deck. He was
last heard of in Denver, Colo. His
mother, Mrs. Francis Deck McIn-
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