The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-07

tive committee of the Indiana cabi-
net Of collegiate Y. NJ. c. AS at a
state officers training conference at
Butler university Saturday.
Benjamin Wallace Douglass, ma
ture writer, will give an illustrated
lecture on "Rambles Through Brown
County" at an open meeting of the
Club in the L. S. Ayres
65 Co. auditorium Saturday at 2:30
p. m.
An electrical progress pageant
featured at the Indiana theater last
week by the indianapolis Power and
Light Company will be continued
another week.
Ralph Bennett of Cleveland, o..
succeeds L. B. Layering of Dayton,
o., as governor of the Third dis
trict of the National Association
of American Business Clubs. His
election took place at the closing
session Of the organizations annual
in the SEVERN Saturday.
Dick Wode Of Lansing, Mich, was
elected district secretary and
Charged with threatening with a
knife the life of his wife, from
whom he is separated, Enoch Prov,
%. was arrested Sunday at mid
night. The wife, Mrs. Georgia
Prov. 318 East North street. told
police he broke into her apartment.
The Indiana GideOns' Association
decided to place 500 new Bibles in
hotels, at a meeting
night at the Severin.
Professor George II. Tapy, profess
sor Of psychology and education at
Wabash college, will address the
Club of Indianapolis in
the Columbia Club, Thursday noon
on The Psychology of Advertising. -
Committee in charge of arrange
ments for a Christian Endeavor
state convention at the Central
church June 10 to q will
meet at $50 p. m. today at 416
State Life building.
Cause of fire that damaged a
two-stOry frame building owned by
DR.. Douglas A. Leathers at 1921
College avenue, more than $4,000
Saturday night, was undetermined
today. The loss. confined to the
roof and second floor, is covered by
insurance.
The state committee of the Y.
M. @. A. will meet in the Central Y
building Friday morning, according
to an announcement by State Sec
retary C. A. Trevbaugh. A noon
of the organization will be
presided over by President j. M
TriggS of Huntington. Plans ale to
be made for mixer at the Cen
trail Y Friday night, which will open
the annual state Hi-Y officers confer
enceS.
Finding of coat and shoe floating
in a city reservoir near Brighton
boulevard today led relatives of
Jordon Lowe. 40. Negro, 1911
boulevard. to believe
Loves body was in the reservoir.
Arrested as he got off an inter
urban car near the southern city
limits today, Harold Hildebrand, 18,
North Vernon, has confessed to
robbing a North Vernon poolroom
early this morning, police say.
Faith is good psychology. philosO-
ply and religion; it is mans high
est venture, DR.. Hugh Thompson
Kerr, pastor of Shadyside Presby-
terian church. Pittsburgh, said in
his opening address at a pre- Easter
at Keith'S theater at noon
today. The sermon was the first
Of a series sponsored by the Indi-
annapolis Church Federation.
Joshua exempIifies the man who
obeyS the orders of others, Profess
sor K. V. zimmerman. teacher of
the mems class at Northwood Chris
tian church, said in talk before
the class Sunday. one of the Men
of the Bible" series. "As We ana
lyze society we are inclined to give
too much credit to the leaders and
not enough to the followers"
Representatives of the Indianapo-
lis Safety Council will meet at 7:45
tonight at the Chamber OF Com
merce when speakers will discuss
Methods Used in Compiling Month
ly Safety Records" Speakers will
be a. W. Lockhart, J. w. Doeppers
Rush Gibbs, Ross Patrick and vii
liam Dorset.
A paper on round engines,
with forty slides, will be
read by e. S. Hall. chief engineer of
the Mitchell Engine Company, New
York and Australia, at meeting of
the Indiana section, Society of Auto
motive Engineers at $50 Thursday
evening in the Claypool.
In the first of series of radio
on childhood tubercu-
losiS, sponsored by Marion County
Association, DR.. Linley
r. Williams. president of the Ma
tional tuberculosis Association,
over WFBM Saturday night. urged
listeners to study Importance of pro-
tecting children from the disease.
Candidates today were invited to
attend a meeting of the Fifth Ward
Democratic League at
TAG West New York street, at 1880
tonight.
Eighth ward precinct committee
men and women will meet tonight
at D. m. at the Denison hotel to
elect officers for the coming cam
naicu Michael O'Rrien and John