The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-10
The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS


Kiwanis Club. luncheon. Claypool.
r Junior Chamber of Commerce. lunch
cen. Chamber of Commerce.
Lions Club. luncheon, Lincoln.
Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon,
Inini Club, luncheon. Board of Trade.
Solo Club. luncheon, Columbia Club.
American Electrotherapeutic Associa-
ton and Western Association Of Ply
steal Therapy, convention, Lneoln.
John E. Smith, former president
of Central Labor Union, today as
Sumed duties as organizer. succeed
ing Charles LutZ, who resigned on
Monday night at the monthly meet
ing in Plumbers hall.
Ransacking offices of the Federal
Auto Supply Company, sis North
Capitol avenue, burglars today OBJ
tanned S22.73 in cash.
Wilbur Patrick, ~, of louisville.
will be tried in municipal court
three, Sept. II, on assault and bat
terry charges for an alleged attack
on his wife Saturday night. Mrs.
Patrick is in city hospital. Her con-
dition is improved.
The Sherman Emerson Civic
League will elect officers tonight
at School 60. John F. White, city
councilman, will speak.
John III. Haramy head of the his
tory department. of Indiana Central
college, spoke at the Universal CLUB
! luncheon today at the Columbia
Club Haramy is a native of
Jerusalem and served two years as
a correspondent for the Associated
Press in Palestine.
Ten years ago Thomas Mall, 66.
of 32l2 North Senate avenue, dis
| located his left hip. A fall Monday
night dislocated the same hip.
DR.. Hugh w. Macmillan, Gin
cinnati spoke at the monthly meet
ing of the Indianapolis Dental So
ciety at the Lincoln Monday night.
Superintendent George Manifold
and George Berg of the fish and
game division of the state conser-
vation department, are representing
Indiana at the conference this week
Of the American Fisheries Society
anG international Association of
Game, Fish and Conservation Com
miSSionerS at Milwaukee.
Alternate plans for state high
way bridge projects will be barred
in the future under a ruling by the
attorney generals office The rul-
Ing was asked by John j. Brown,
director of the state highway de-
pertinent.
Joe Thomas, 50, Negro, was found
dead early today in a livery stable
operated by Tom Sawyer, at 1851
Kentucky avenue. Deputy Coroner
o. H. Bakemeier said death was due
to hemorrhage Of the lungs.
William Van Zyvcrden. assistant
general passenger managed of the
French line. New York. will give
lecture at the Chamber Of Commerce
at Wednesday night on the French
Lines S. S. Frame Mediterranean
cruises and North African motor
tours.
Final round Of the Service Clubs
golf tournament Was to be played at
l this afternoon at the Speedway
golf course. A dinner at which golf
trophies will be awarded will be held
soon, club members said.
William Borden, 33, OF S13 River
avenue. was recovering today from
arm decorations received when he
prevented a ladder from falling on
his daughter Anna Marie. Borden,
in knocking the ladder aside. plunged
his hand through a glass door
William Kelly, 20, Of. 219 North
Beville avenue. suffered bruises and
cuts today when he Wes struck
by an auto driven by Dana Wick
line. %. of Rio Grande. o.. as he
crossed the street at Beville avenue
and Washington street. Kelly was
taken to city hospital.