The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-05
The City
in Brief

Lessons in life saving win be con-
Quoted in Hotel Antlers pool, start
ing Monday with Francis Hodges,
volunteer worker for the Indian
apolis chapter of the American Red
Cross, in charge.
First of a series of analytic char
acter lectures will be given in the
Y. M. c. A. auditorium tonight by
Ancil T. Brown, author, whose topic
will be SELF Analysis"
Two lectures, one on Childhood
Lung Conditions with slides, by
DR.. James v. Stygall, and the other
on recent methods on treating head
injuries, by DR.. Jewett V. Reed,
will feature the meeting of the
Indianapolis Medical Society on
Tuesday night at the Athenaeum.
Motion pictures of his European
tour will feature the lecture of Rex
P. Young, assistant secretary in
charge of the foreign and travel de-
partment of the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company, at a meeting
of the knights of st. George Mon
day night in Sacred Heart school
hall.
A Boy Scout troop was organized
Thursday night at the ST. Joan of
Arc Catholic parish house. The Rev.
Bernard Shea presided. F. o. Bel
ger, scout executive, and twelve
eagle scouts discussed the scout
movement.
E. C. Atkins Rifle and Pistol Club
has been granted a charter in the
National Rifle Association, head
quarters Of which are in Washing
ton, D. c., according to an an
nouncement made today. The club
was organized in September with
company employees as members.
Gift of $4,000 to the state for
the development of Dunes state
park, by Julius Rosenwald, Chicago
philantllropist, was announced to-
day by Richard Lieber, director of
the department of conservation.
Mrs. Bertha Cook, Fncennes,
has been appointed secretary to
Grover Carrot, chief of state police,
it was announced.
Restlessness, chief source of crime,
can be curbed by personal mission
airy work by individuals whose faith
in Christianity is firm, Sumner
Clancy, attorney, told members of
the Northwood Christian church at
weekly fellowship dinner Thurs
day night.
The Chicago Concert Company,
with Frank Bennett as director. will
feature the entertainment program
for the annual night party of the
Rotary Club of Indianapolis Tues
day night at $50 in the Riley room
of the Ciaypool. The dinner will
be followed by program Of en-
tertainment and dancing.
Charles Saltzman, Evansville, was
appointed to the state police force
today by Chief Grover C. CARROT.
Police today are seeking Mrs.
Kinds of Indianapolis. A relative is
dead in Flint, Mich, according to a
telegram from j. G. Shaw of that
city.
Mrs. E. Z. Leroy, Negro, $50 East
Seventeenth street, was burned Sc
verely Thursday night while at
tempting to start fire with kero-
sene. When firemen arrived she lay
on the floor, her clothes in flames.
John Harris, Negro, 10021z West
Maryland street, said to be wanted
in southern state for murder, was
nabbed by police who alleged he was
stealing coal. He was charged with
petit larceny and entering house
to commit a felony.
New clerical appointments an
nounced today by Floyd E. William
son, state auditor, we're the Misses
Elsa Jensen, Indianapolis; Christine
Owens, Bedford, Grace Toll, Peru;
Ethel Wood, Madison, Oma Mail
1ous, Fowler, and Carolyn johnson,
Franklin.
Organization of community house
groups to present series of the
atrical performances this winter,
will take place Monday night at 8
at the Civic theater.
Found and stolen articles, I'M
claimed and unredeemed, in posses
sion of police for six months, will
be disposed of at an auction in
police headquarters at p. m. Dec.
20 Included in the assortment are
radios, clothing, household articles,
tires. tools. BICYCLES and other ar