The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-15

of all kinds of used goods by the
unemployed.
Scout demonstrations, music and
exhibits will feature the annual
meeting of the Boy Scout Central
Indiana area council Thursday
night at the Sphinx Arms. Fred
Hoke will be principal speaker.
Division managers from midwest
cities and branch managers and
heating engineers from thirty Indi-
ana cities attended the business
session and celebration of the Hol-
land Furnace Company Saturday at
the Claypool. A. L. Mckinney.
regional division manager. was host.
Incorporation papers for Plat
Studios, Inc, formed to take over
the Platt studios in the Roosevelt
building, were to be filed today with
the secretary of state, according 70
an announcement of reorganizing
officials. Officers are Harry C.
Block, former secretary of William
H. Block Company, president:
Frank L. Wertheimer of Pittsburgh,
Pa, vice-president, and Harold l..
Platt, secretary-treasurer.
Finding the correct relationship
between the two sexes is a problem
which threatens our social order.
DR.. Alpha Hunter Kenna, former
chaplain with the A. E. F. and pas
tor of the Roberts Park M. E..
church, told the audience at the Y.
M. G. A. Big Meeting at B. F.. Keith
theater Sunday afternoon.
Roland L. Meyer, manager of the
Lincoln, continued as president of
the Indiana Hotels Association fol-
lowing election of officers at close
of the annual two-day convention
here Saturday LATE Weathers, man
ager of the Edward, was reelected
secretay- treasurer, and Jap Jones,
Martinsville, was named vice-presi-
dent to succeed Jacob Hoffman.
South Bend.
Resolution mourning the death of
Theophilus j. Moll, Dec. 2, who for
twelve years was judge of superior
court five, has been adopted by the
Marion County Lawyers Club, Or
ganization Of Negro attorneys. The
resolution praised Judge Moll for
the example he set for encourage
ment of the Negro race by fire.
quently appointing Negro attorneys
as special judges.
Clarence c. Wysong, Indiana in
surance commissioner and president
of the National Convention of In
surance Commissioners, will address
thre. Acturial Club Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 16, at 6:15 at the Co.
lumbia Club.
Orville Sampson, Morristown, to-
day was appointed traffic officer for
the statehouse parking plot by
Frank Caylor, superintendent of
building and grounds. Sampson
will replace Everett Mcqueen. The
holder of the Offices is given state
police powers.
". I'll. Settle, president of the In
diana Farm Bureau Federation,
will address the indianapolis chap
ter of the National Association of
Cost Accountants Wednesday eve
ming at the Chamber of Commerce.
Sigma Chi fraternity closed its
tri-province convention at the Co.
lumbia Club with dance Saturday
night. More than 500 were present.
Nominations for grand praetor,
made Saturday afternoon, were:
Seventh province. A. c. Mortland,
South Bend; Eighth, Oscar McNab,
Chicago, and Third, Daniel Lau-
renee, Cincinnati.
Major Herbert Fletcher is the new
head of the Indianapolis branch of
the Indiana Police Association.
Other officers are Sergeant Charles
Hodges, president, and Lieu
tenant Francis Reilly, secretary.
Three Negroes, arrested on va
grancy charges last week, today
were reslated on robbery and grand
larceny counts. They are accused
Of having held up John Bardama-
ker, grocer at $50 Camp street, Dec.
q. The trio: Willie Holloway, "a.
of 304 North Senate avenue. gang
leader: James Walker and Elmer
Thompson, 80 Drake street.
Senior Genaro Estrada, Mexican
minister of foreign affairs, who was
married in Mexico City last week,
passed through indianapolis on the
Spirit OF st. Louis, Pennsylvania
crack passenger train, Sunday, To-
cal railway officials said today.
z. L. Osborne, chief of the Indi-
ana criminal bureau, left today for
DeS Moines, Ia, where he will be
guest of the Iowa state Sheriffs'
Association at three-day school
of instruction in criminal identifl-
cation at the University of Iowa.