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

"The Significance of Cough" win
be the subject of DR.. Stuart Pritch-
ard of Battle Greek, Mich, at a
joint dinner of the indianapolis
Medical Society and the Marion
County tuberculosis Association in
the Athenaeun at $50 Tuesday
night.
A film, Exploring Our Own COun-
try" will be shown at 1890 Satur-
day morning at the Children's mu-
scum, 1850 North Meridian street.
Annual pre- Easter noon services
of the INSTRUMENTATION Minis
ters' Alliance and Y. w. c. A. will
be held in the Walker theater from
April 7 to 49, Speakers will be the
Rev. r. H. Bowling and Bishop c..
c. Alleyne. Music will be in charge
of Mrs. Matte Stoval and Mildred
King.
Eighth Democratic candidates win
make talks at the joint meeting of
the Wayne township and Fifteenth
Ward Democratic Club Saturday
night In the v. F. w. hall, King
avenue AMI Walnut street. A mu-
steal program will precede the
speaking.
Sixteen candidates spoke at the
meeting of the Tenth Ward Colored
Democratic Club Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. James Paragon,
Minnesota and Perkins streets. Each
candidate set forth his principles.
Hugh w. COnnaway of the East
man Kodak Company will lecture on
X-rays and their use in modern in
dustry before the Indianapolis
chapter of the American Society for
Steel Treating at dinner Monday
night in the Chamber of Commerce
main dining room. Motion pictures
will show the manufacture of seam
less steel tubing.
William S. Martini, organizer of
the Better Cleaners and Tailors'
Association of Indianapolis, will ad-
dress the association and other
wholesale and retail cleaners and
tailors at the Denison hotel, at 8
p. m. Monday.
The death of Barbara PyIes, s.
months old, Negro, from cerebro-
spinal meningitis today increased
total deaths to 100 since the out
break of the epidemic in December.
No new cases were reported today.
Mayor Reginald III. Sullivan and
Mayor Jack Edwards of Marion will
be the principal speakers at the
Tenth Ward Democratic Club meet
ing at 1909 Prospect street Saturday
night. All candidates have been
invited to attend. Louis Wolverton
will preside.
Forty men of the city agency de-
partment of the Indianapolis Life
Insurance Company attended a din
ner Thursday night at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club, closing a two
months craftsmanship school.
The Scientech Club of IndianapO-
lis will cooperate in the joint dinner
meeting of Indianapolis engineering
societies at the ElkS Club Wednes-
day night, at which photo phone
films on science will be shown. A
general discussion will mark the
Monday noon luncheon of the club
at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Democratic Social Club of
Wayne township, Fifteenth ward,
will meet Saturday night at in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, King
avenue and Walnut street. Candi-
dates will speak.
Better Cleaners and TaiiOrs As
ISOLATION of Indianapolis will give a
dinner Tuesday at p. m. at Sher-
man Inn. Mrs. Max H. Norris
chairman of the social committee, is
in charge.
In appreciation of recent endow-
ment by Charles N. Thompson of a
public library fund to supply books
on domestic architecture, interior
decoration, etc, the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board has voted to
set aside a booth in commemoration
Of the late Mrs. Julia Conner
Thompson at home complete expo
sitionS in the future.