The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-15

York portrait painter, gave a series
of painting demonstrations today at
the John Heron Art Institute. The
d demonstrations will continue
through today.
Republican aSpirantS for the state
legislature will be given an oppor-
tunity to address a meeting Of the
Mckinley Club Wednesday night.
The IrvingtOn Republican Club
has been invited to use Cars hall,
$780, East Washington street, for
a mass meeting by the owner, Silas
j. Carr, a Democrat. Seven candi-
dates addressed the club Monday
night and dealt largely with their
personal records.
Workers of south side civic clubs
arranging the municipal egg hunt at
Garfield park next Sunday after
noon will meet at the Fountain
Square theater building Wednesday
night to complete plans. The Police
and F1remen's band will provide
music at the egg hunt.
The Rev. John E. HewsOn, evan
gelist, opened evangelistic services
at the Church of God, New York
street and Elder avenue, Monday
night. The services will continue
nightly at 7:30 until April 81. The
Rev. M. P. Rinmer is pastor of the
church.
Candidates in the primary will be
questioned regarding their stand on
organized labor and the right to
picket, in a QUESTIONABLE to he
mailed out by the Central Labor
Union.
The young married peoples class
of the East Tenth Street Methodist
church will give a religious play,
1.-The Rock" at 8 Wednesday night
in the East Tenth Street community
house. Mrs. w. F. Holmes is di-
recting the production.
Henry NJ. Bowling will speak
Monday at the Columbia Club
luncheon of the Indiana University
Club on "Our Vanishing Liberties"
Lloyd w. Claycombe and Stewart
Wilson have been selected by the
club to nominate officers for an
election to be held within the next
few weeks.
A farewell dinner in honor of G.
H. Schlotterer Jr., division engineer
at Indianapolis for the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, recently promoted
to the Toledo, o., division, was held
at the Columbia Club Monday
evening by officials of the road.
Round table discussions of prob
lens of credit bureaus featured the
meeting of the Indiana Association
Of Credit Bureaus at the Lincoln
hotel Monday. The meeting will
continue through today in charge
of Miss Lima Under of Hammond,
president.
Candidates will speak at the regu-
lar weekly meeting of the Woodrow
Wilson Club of Washington town
ship at 5249 College avenue tonight.
The regular meeting of Federated
Patriotic Societies, allied organi-
cation of the D. A. r., will be held
at Fl. Friendly, 512 North Illinois
street, at 7:45 Wednesday night.
Vice-presidentS Of the federation
will direct the program.
Willis A. Sutton, Atlanta, Ga,
will speak at the Kiwanis Club
weekly luncheon at the Claypool
Wednesday on Uncle Remus and
His Critters
A skating party will be given at
the Riverside park rink Wednesday
night by women'S classes Of the
South Side Turner's. Prizes will be
awarded.
Irving Williams, editor of Rough
Notes and associate editor of In
surance Salesman, will speak on
Insurance Coverage for Manufac-
turerS' before the National Associa-
ton of Costs Accountants, Indian
apolis chapter, at $50 dinner at the
Spink-Arms Wednesday night.
Fourteenth Ward Democratic Club
will entertain with a dinner at 6
p. m. Wednesday on the second floor
of the CenturS building.
An auction of are stamps will be
a feature Of the Tri-State Stamp
Collectors meeting at the Locker
bic Saturday and Sunday, June IA
and Is, under auspices Of tina Indi-
ana Stamp Club.
POLICE RADIO CHECKED
Mayor. Morris Ride in Squad Tar