The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-28

WHO IlhS DGCll SCCTGtdIy VI JllS OI-
ganization since its formation was
| reelected.
L. A. Baron, Stutz Motor Car
company comptroller, will speak at
the dinner of the Indianapolis chap
ter of the National Association of
Cost Accountants Thursday night at
the Frances hotel, Kokomo.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White,
?-d-mer reporter of the Indiana
SUPP enc and appellate courts, has
opered law offices at TOT State Life
building.
Rabbi Solomon FreehOf, Chicago,
will speak at Kirshbaum Commun-
ity Center, 1914 North Meridian
street, Tuesday at p. m. DR.. Free
hof is a leading Zionist reform
rabbi He served as a chaplain dur
ing the World war.
The Gyro Club will hold a VAL
entine dance Feb. is, at the Sher-
man Inn, New York street and
Sherman drive. The committee in
charge is headed by Jack Carr.
Maxwell DrOke was elected preSi-
dent of a Saturday noon luncheon
club composed of seventeen men in
the production department of the
Mills Advertising Company, which
held its first meeting at the CO.
lumbia Club Saturday. Speakers on
advertising will be heard at each
meeting. Fred P1umer of Plumer,
Inc, Chicago, talked Saturday on
the use of modernistic art in ad-
vertising.
Although America today is enjoy
ing an excellent state of prosperity
she is in a precarious situation be-
cause we are substituting the ma
terial for spiritual growth, declared
Elwood T. Bailey, California capital
ist and broker, at the weekly Big
Meeting at English's Sunday after
noon.
Depth of character is revealed in
the sacrifices of hum-drum home
life, says j. L. Rogers, Dayton, ..
Rogers told 300 young people at the
Marion County Council of Religious
Education banquet Saturday night
at Zion Evangelical church that ga
child can furnish the most accurate
evaluation of character"
Miss Carnelia Otis Skinner will be
the principal speaker at the Con-
Temporary Club meeting at the Ma
/ sonic temple, 525 North Illinois
street, Monday night, Feb. a. Mem
bers of the club have been asked to
bring one guest each.
Thieves Sunday night stole large
quantity of flour from several box
cars on the Nickle Plate railroad
tracks at Walnut and Davidson
streets, it was reported to police to-
day.
Addresses will be given by DIR. p.
! E. McCown and: DR.. David Smith
Tuesday evening at the weekly meet
ing of the indianapolis Medical So
ciety at the Athenaeum. Discussion
after the addresses will be led by
DR.. c.. w. Gustafson and DR.. G. O.
Mccormick.
The fund being raised by army
reserve officers for the widow and
three children of Lieutenant VIII
liam G. Senges, reserve flier killed
in a plane crash at Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, has reached an $3.50 total,
it was announced today.
Rabbi Lee ]. Levinger, new ma
tional chaplain of the American
Legion, conferred with National
Commander Paul v. McNutt for
few hours Saturday and returned
to his home at Columbus, o. 1t was
his first visit tc national headquar-
tiers since his recent appointment.
George I'll. Doane today was named
Indianapolis representative of Otis
& Co., Cleveland, O., investment and
brokerage house. Doane was graSu-
ated from West Point Military
academy in 1924. He was a resident
of Indiana for several years.
The Rev. Homer p. Boblitt, Lin
wood Christian church pastor, will
speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon
at the Claypool. Wednesday, on
Red Russia"
Pointing out a discrepancy in
dates on a diploma issued Sylvester
Lee Pope of Linton, by Chicago
school, attorney James M Ogden
has advised DR.. E. M. Shanklin, sec
rotary of the state medical registra-
ton board that Pope not be issued
chiropractor's license.
State Senator Winfield Miller viii
speak at the Rotary Club luncheon
at the Claypool, Tuesday, on 1.-THE
Need of a Permanent Registration
Law in Indiana"
DIR. Frank T. HutchinS will speak
at the monthly luncheon Of the Re-
serve Officers Association Friday at
the Lincoln. Major Wood Unger,
president of the Seventh District
Association, announced today.
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