The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-13
The Oty
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FRInAY EVENTS

Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Chamber of
optimists Club. luncheon. ClaypooI'
Altrusa. Club, Columbia Club.
knights of Columbus luncheon
Spinks- Arms.
First Ward Republican Club. 3 p. m,
Indiana Coal Booster dinner, Clay
Master Painters Association, luncheon,
EIks Club.
Exchange Club. luncheon. Lincoln.
Indianapoli: Round Table, luncheon,
Lincoln. ,,.-
Delta Tau Delta. luncheon, Columbia
lambda Chi Alpha. luncheon, Board
PoiificaI Science Discussion Club,
p. M, 49l9 South Delaware street.
Professor Tolbert F, Reayis of
Butler university will discuss Latin
American conditions before the In
dianapolis Exchange Club at the
Lincoln Friday noon.
Political Science Discussion Club
will hold an open meeting Friday
night at o'clock in the city hall
at 4915 South Delaware street, with
Dr.. E. G. GRAIN leading.
Petition to have the Wolf Manu-
featuring Industries of KOk0mo de-
clared an involuntary bankrupt has
been filed in federal court by J. c.
Dee con Company and the R. c.
Clark Veneer Company, Chicago,
and the Jasper Wood Products
Company, Jasper
Fifty members Of the indianapolis
Sheet Metal and Warm Air Heating
Association will attend q meeting
of the Bloomington district of the
association at Bloomington. June Il.
William S. Waters, chairman Of the
committee in charge, announces.
Preparations for a midsummer
messing and outing to be held
during the latter part Of August
were made at an executive COM
mittee meeting of the Indiana
Bakers Association Wednesday at
the SEVERN. The outing will be held
at either Lake Tippecanoe or Lake
Wawassee.
Herbert FOltz. architect, will speak
at the Scientech club luncheon
Monday at the Chamber of Com
merce.
Carl l.. Hedges, manager of the
Dairy Producers Exchange. arrived
in Washington today to appear be-
fore the finance committee of the
United States senate in the interest (
OF a high tariff on milk products.
Robert Kesner, 81. of Louisville
KY, is recovering in city hospital |
today from noisou taken Wednes- !
day night in a downtown hotel.
Commission Of three burgIaries /
and the issuance Of four fraudulent /
checks has been admitted police .
said. by Richard Walker, Negro 80,
of 1888 Boulevard place, who came /
to Indianapolis recently from Chi
cago. The checks t0taled s1l6, po-
lice said.
Miss Rae PIONEER. II, of 902 Ray
mond street alghted from a taXiCab
in front Of her home at l a. m to-
day when a man drew up in blue
sedan and attempted to force her
into his car. Miss PIONEER told DO
lice. Her screams frightened the
man away. He was about Is and in
shirt sleeves, she said.
Charles Williams, SIC North Sher-
man drive. was held in the deten-
ton ward OF city hospital on
charges Of drunkenness and vag-
rancy. after Sergeant Frank Vol
derauer found him at New York and
streets Wednesday night,
from cuts on the face. Will
Iiams, who displayed a pocketbook
containing 40 cents. told the police
officer he had been robbed and
beaten.
When two men in a Ford coupe
ireW up alongside the car in which
Cecil Clark of Rushyille, Ind, was
driving on Pleasant Run boulevard
1t Shelby street Wednesday night,
and threatened him with a gun.
Clark stepped on the accelerator ]
and left them far behind he told
police.