The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-30
The City
in Brief

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THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club Of indianapolis,
luncheon. Columbia Club.
American Business Club luncheon. Co
lumbia Club,
Real Estate Board luncheon. Lincoln.
Sigma M luncheon. Lincoln.
Caravan Club luncheon, Murat temple
indianapolis Engineering Society lunch
con, Board of Trade.
Business men should interest
themselves III the welfare of agri-
culture inaSmuch as it is closely
tied with business in the cities and
one affects the other, Edward S.
Bayard, editor of a number Of Cap
per farm publications told members
of the Rotary Club Tuesday.
The Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment has filed ar
ticleS of incorporation with the Sec
rotary of state. Purpose of the Or
ganization. as set out in the articles,
is to obtain repeal or modification
Of the eighteenth amendment.
The Indianapolis Academy of
Medicine will hold a formal dinner
meeting at the Marott Thursday
night in honor of the indianapolis
Medical Society.
A skating party fOf the benefit of
st. Francis hospital, Beech Grove,
will be given this evening at River
side park Frank Carson is chair
man of the committee in charge.
Weekend excursion fare rates
will become effective on Interstate
electric railway Saturday. Tickets
purchased Saturday or Sunday will
be good for return on any Interstate
train until Monday midnight.
The National party will hold a
meeting at 7:30 tonight at 205 Holli-
day building. Alabama and Ohio
streets, when the state convention
date will be fixed. John Zahnd, ma
tional chairman, will speak on why
Banks Fail"
Deputies OF Prosecutor Judson
Stark, who are attempting to make
people believe that disappointed and
diSgruntled office seekers are lead
ing the attack on the prosecutors
record. ar classifying the issue de-
liberately. declared John j. McShane,
Indianapolis attorney, at a Repub-
lican rally at $500 Rural street
Tuesday night.
DR.. Alfred Henry. associate pro-
lessor of medicine in Indiana uni
versity school of medicine, will
speak on Diagnosis of tuberculosis"
at the twenty sixth annual meeting
Of the National tuberculosis ASso-
citation III Memphis, Tenn, next
week.
V. A. Hahn, Pittsburgh, will adj
dres the Indianapolis chapter of the
American Society for Steel Treat
ing at a dinner Monday night in
the Athenaeum on Heat Treating
Furnaces"
"HOW to Take Dollars From
Debating Machine" will be the sub
ject of Donley Lukens, st. Louis, at
the Advertising Club luncheon in
the Columbia Club Thursday.
A child health week program
sponsored by the Central w. c. T.
U. will be given in the assembly
hall of city hospital at 2:30 Thurs
day. Dr. William A. DoepperS, su-
perintendent of city hospital, will be
the principal speaker.
Frederick Van Nuys will address
the Business and Social Manners
and Mannerism" class in the Y. M.
c. A. Thursday night on 1.-THE ARA
of Impressive Conversation and So
cial and Business Contacts"
Lord BalfOur, deceased British
statesman, will be honored at the
University of Jerusalem by a plaque
bearing his name. The Indianapolis
Zionist district is providing the
necessary funds.
Conservation of Indiana resources
will be discussed by Richard Lie
Der, Indiana state conservation de-
partment director, at the luncheon
of the Murat Caravan Club in Murat
temple Thursday. Shriners will
take guests at the luncheon.
S. c. Bates, 2435 South State ave-
nue., was arrested on speeding and
reckless driving charges after his
truck struck and wrecked a police
car bearing Detectives John Dalton
and John Dugan at Delaware and
Michigan streets today. Occupants
of both cars escaped injury.
Women volunteer workers Of the
Smith-for congress organization will
give dinner at tonight at the
Chamber of Commerce. One hun
dred women are expected to attend
the meeting.
Produce Markets