The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-08
The City
i'm Brief

/ livestock DTOk6T, owes MIN SI4,OUOi
for services rendered him while in
the livestock business in Buffalo in
1927.
Robert Fl. BrySOn, Indianapolis
postmaster, left Monday for Wash
ington, D. c., to attend the annual
meeting of the executive committee
of the National Association of Post
masters of the first, second, and
| third classes.
CarlysIe P. NOling, member of
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
Park avenue and Tenth street, will
graduate from Moody Bible Insti-
tute Of Chicago, April II.
Display of toy furniture, bags,
table runners. purses, baskets and
footstools made by children in Riley
hospital under tutelage Of the Jun
ior League, has been arranged in
the artroom of indianapolis public
library.
Richard NJ. Mcclure, president OF
Chicago Business Secretaries Fo-
rum. will address the KiwaniS Club
at its weekly luncheon Wednesday
in the Claypool.
Memorial day observance In In
dianapolis will be planned at a
meeting of all committees at the
armory at 1880 Friday night. The
meeting was called today by George
Hawkins, secretary of the geenral
committee.
Sutherland players viii present
"A Russian Honeymoon" translated
from the French by Eugene Serce'
at Riverside Park M. E. church at
8:15 tonight.
Resolved. That the Harvard plan
for enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment should be adopted, VIII
be the subject of a debate between
the Butler university negative team
and Harvard university at CALEB
Mills hall next Thursday night
Norman Robinson. Edward Fillen-
warth and Paul Duncan will repre-
sent Butler.
The driIE team of Golden Rule
lodge No. 25 will give a card party
| tonight at 8 in Trainmen'S hall, 1902
East Washington street. HostesSeS
will be Mesdames Harry Minton,
Charles Andrews, Ed Carpenter,
George Shaffer and Joe Seimer.
Theft of her purse containing a
sos ring, 81 in cash, and $50
watch, while she was watching a
motion picture in a downtown the
alter Monday afternoon, was report
ed to police today by Miss Josephine
MarkuS, 3424 West Washington
street.
The Eighth Ward Democratic
Club will be headed during the COM
ing campaign by Michael O'Brien,
veteran Democratic worker it was
decided at the organization meeting
Monday night at the Denison. Mrs.
Elizabeth Cook was named vice
president, Miss Mary Collins, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Marie WeStfall, treas
urer.
Judge James A. Collins of Marion
criminal court, and Judson L. Stark,
prosecuting attorney will be the
principal speakers at a meeting of
the New Wayne Republican Club in
Veterans hall, Walnut street and
King avenue, tonight. Both are can
didates for denomination. Leland
Morgan will preside.
Democrats of the First and Sec
ond wards will join in d rally to-
night at 8 in the hall at 2458
Martindale avenue, where campaign
headquarters have been opened by
Joseph McLafferty. president of the
tWo-Ward organization. Opportunity
will be given candidates to speak.
A telephone, Talbot 7044, has been
installed in the headquarters.
Two petitions of voluntary bank
ruptcy were filed in federal court
Monday. Saul Present, dry goods
merchant, 1875 Howard street, filed
a. petition, listing Indebtedness of
SIS, 505.49 and assets of $5,62824.
Alfred L. Bell of the Bell Jewelry
and Optical Company, Kokomo,
listed indebtedness of $1,583.05 and
assets Of $476.18.
Fifty south side residents ap-
peared to protest closing of Bluff
road at the proposed Belt railroad
elevation, at d city council meet
ing Monday night. The council
deferred action on the ordinance re-
moving Bluff road from the city
thoroughfare plan to permit the &C
ton contemplated by the works
board.
/ Mayor Reginald II. Sullivan Will
speak tonight at before the River
side Civic League at the South
Grove clubhouse, Harry Schopp is
president. A musical program will
be given.
Municipal Judge Thomas Garvin
will speak tonight before the Wash
ington Township Democratic work
ers at 6249 College avenue. The
meeting is sponsored by the Wood
row Wilson Club, the first Wilson
Club formed in Indiana eight years
ago.
David Kilgore, city recreation di-
rector, will address the Sherman
Emerson Civic League tonight at
school No. So. The Reddel ensem-
BILE will give musical program.
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