The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-09
The City
in Brief

Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Nmte, EOEV
East Twelfth street, were cut and
bruised and their 18months-old
son Richard was bruised when cars
driven by White and by Fred Fouts,
80, OF 3719 Orchard avenue collided
at Parker and Massachusetts ave
nues Tuesday night. FoutS was ar
rested on charges Of driving while
intoxicated.
Found with a bullet in his arm at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
futile. 81, Negro. lis West Mich
igan street, Tuesday night, John
Sharp, 80, Negro, denied knowing
who fired the shot.
Death of Henry Hill, 20, of 80
North Capitol avenue, Apt 7, whose
body was found in the basement of
the apartment building Tuesday
afternoon, was attributed to natural
causes by Coroner c. H. Keever to-
day. Hill had been in i'll health
for some time.
A radio and women'S wearing ap-
! parel, valued at total of $3.50, was
the loot of burglars from the apart
ment of Miss Louise Simmons, zoos
North Pennsylvania street, Apt. 112.
Miss Simmons, away from home
several days, discovered the burg
larry on her return Tuesday night.
Charles v. Winn of the lecture
ship board of the Mother church,
First Church of Christ, Scientist
of Boston spoke at noon today at
B. F. Keith'S theater, The meet
ing is sponsored by the Second
Church of Christ. Scientist, where
he spoke Tuesday night.
Arrested today, William Barger,
SIS West Ray street, and Elmer
Smith, 1045 Kentucky avenue, are
charged with attempted robbery. 1t
is alleged they attempted to hold up
Tony Solotken, 524 South Missouri
street, last Sunday night. Solot-
ken's cries caused them to flee
without loot, police say.
Midyear conference of president
and secretaries of the United Typo
thetae of America at Cincinnati to-
day, was attended by George H.
Cornelius, president; D. w. Sweeney,
secretary of the local organization.
"Watchers at the Cross" Is the
subject of a sermon to be delivered
by Rev. Frederick R. DIARIES at the
regular midWeek Lenten service at
7:45 tonight, at Zion Evangelical
church.
DIR. Stuart Pritchard stressed i'm
portance of childhood X-ray and
tuberculin tests in prevention of
tuberculosis, in an address before
| the Indianapolis Medical Society
and the Marion County tuberculosis
Association at the Athenaeum
Tuesday night.
"This country has deIicatessen
complex" said DR.. Sherman Davis,
professor of chemistry at Indiana
university, at the extension division
Monday night. at consists of
beefsteak, white bread and potatoes,
all Of which are lacking in vitamin
C, whose function it is to nourish
and maintain connective tissue"
Professor Virginia Cravens, dean
of women at Indiana Central col
lege, will speak on Sensible and
Necessary Culture at Formal Din
ner, Business Luncheon or at the
Table of Friend" before the bust
ness and social mannerisms class,
at the Y. M. G. A. tonight.
T. b. Overley, Better Business Blu
reau manager, will be guest-speak-
er at the knights of Columbus
luncheon Friday in the Sphinx Arms.
A number of old coins, including
Scent pieces and half cent pieces,
were stolen from the home of Mrs.
Alice Preston. 313 North Eastern
avenue this morning, police were
told. The sneak thief also took SIS
cash.