The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31

ical contest sponred Sunday in Hol-
lenbeck hall by the Indiana Council
on International Relations. He will
represent Indianapolis in the state
contest, April 49,
Sons and daughters of KiwaniS
Club members will be guests of the
Kiwanis Club at luncheon WedneS-
day at the Ciaypool. The club will
observe it's annual Fathers and
ChiAdren's day, with Roy R. Bair IN
charge of arrangements.
Patrons and friends of Irvington
School 81 will hear DR.. Walter Star
kie. Irish lecturer, discuss 1.-THE
Gypsies and Their Music" in the
school auditorium, East Washing
ton street and Ritter avenue, at 8:l5
tonight.
The North Side Lions Club,
lunching at the Columbia Club
Tuesday noon, will hear an address
on the spine by DR.. John j. Bibler,
chiropractor.
Charged with transportation OF
liquor and with carrying a concealed
revolver, Oscar Smith, 26, OF May
wood, who, police say, has served a
sentence after conviction in federal
court for violation of the liquor law,
will be turned over to federal Of
f1cia1s Smith is alleged to have
drawn the revolver on Patrolman
Harry Nagelison Saturday night.
National party monthly meeting
will be held Tuesday night at 7:3O
at 205 Holiday building, Ohio and
Alabama streets. John Zahnd ma
ttonal chairman, will be the speaker.
The Fifth Ward Democratic Club,
organized Friday, will hold its sec
ond meeting at the Parkview hotel,
539 West New York street, April IL.
The Employees Community Fund
Fellowship. an organization OF en-
ployed persons, will hold its first
meeting of the year Thursday night
at the SEVERN. Professor T. F.
Reavis of Butler university will
speak.
Falling from a shed at his home
while playing this morning, Max
Anderson, Z, son of Charles Ander-
son, 108 South Davidson street, suf-
fered a broken arm. The boy was
taken to city hospital.
A program of sacred music will be
presented at the John Heron Art
Institute Saturday night by the
Capella choir of Northwestern uni
versity under the auspices Of the
arts and interest committee. Mrs.
Sylvester johnson is chairman.
Edward ". Harris, president of
the Marion County tuberculosis
Association, is sponsor of a skating
party to be given at Riverside park
tonight for the benefit Of the sum-
mer nutrition camp to be opened
this summer at Bridgeport. Pro-
ceeds will be used for the develop
ment of health facilities for chill
dren who are cared for at the camp
each summer.
Indiana Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution will hold
a regular luncheon meeting at noon
Tuesday at the Sphinx Arms. G. A.
Cook is president.
Schools of Indiana will benefit
from the will Of the late Susan M.
Ketcham which provides for dis
tribution of her paintings. Can
vases will be given Butler university,
all the high schools, and two grade
schools of this city. Miss Anna
Hasselman. John Heron art in
stitute curator, is arranging the dis
tribution.
Allegedly wanted in Ohio on
charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses, Ross r. Houston,
IS. of BIT East North street, was
arrested here Sunday and is held
under bond Of $4,000.
Everett Poole, South Richland
street, suffered minor injuries when
he fell from a hay loft of the In
Abbatoir Conpany'S plant
Sunday. He was taken to city hos
DitaL
Robert Gle, 10, of 1927 Richiand
treet. fell from a freight car at
,elmont avenue and Eagle creek
and suffered a broken left
arm He was taken to city hospital.