The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-18

! General James M. ogden urged
greater parental sympathy and
guidance for the children of today,
in a ST. Patrick's day speech be-
fore the Mems Muster Club of
Roberts Park M. E. church Tues
day night.
Theodore B. Griffith was named
president of the Indianapolis Civic
Music Association at a meeting Of
the organizations directorate Tues
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
Other officers elected are: Herman
P. Lieber, first president; Mrs.
Thomas R. Kackley, second vice.
president; Arthur I. Franklin, Sec
rotary, and Mrs. Grace Watson
Duckwell, treasurer.
The Fourth battalion of the naval
reserve unit of Indianapolis will be
inspected March 80 by Captain c..
A. BlakeIy. Approximately 200 In
dianapolis men will participate in
the inspection at the reserve armory,
730 East Washington street.
The second meeting Of the newly
formed jewelers. Guild of Indian
apoils Was held Tuesday night in the
Chamber of Commerce. Louis
Strashun and Carl F. Walk spoke
Several new members were enrolled.
The twentieth anniversary of the
founding of Troop 9, Boy Scouts of
America, will be celebrated Friday
night with a banquet at the Irving
ton Methodist church. F. o. Belzer,
scout executive of the city, will be
the guest of honor.
Indiana university hospital at
tended 3,433 patients during Febru-
airy, according to service records
issued today by DR.. E. T. Thomp-
son, administrator. This represents
an increase of 796 patients over
February, 1890.
John Sambry, IA, Chicago, was in
critical condition in city hospital
today, after cutting his throat in
fit of dependency the result of
failure to obtain work, and of ill
ness of his wife in Chicago.
Students of the Butler university
college of education will be adj
dressed at 1 Thursday by Wilbur
Peat, John Heron Art Institute di-
rector, who will discuss the annual
exhibit of Indiana artists now being
shown at the museum.
Professor T. A. Coleman, director
of agriculture extension of Purdue
university, will speak Thursday noon
on Best Use of Land" at the meet
ing of the indianapolis Real Estate
Board at the Columbia Club.
IRE Frazier and E. p. Brennan,
field examiners of the state board
of accounts, have been assigned to
handle state aid school examina-
tions and already have entered
the southern Indiana field, it was
stated today by Lawrence r. Orr,
chief examiner.
Fire of unknown origin Tuesday
night destroyed clothing in rooms
on the fifth floor Of the Blue Tri-
angle hall, Y. w. C. A., 725 North
Pennsylvania street.
Professor r. A. Coleman, Purdue
agriculture extension director, will
discuss BEST Use of Land" at the
indianapolis Real Estate Board
luncheon Thursday at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club.
A pIayIet, Joint Owners in
Spain" will be presented At the
Brightwood Civic Association meet
ing in the railroad Y. M. C. A, 3645
Roosevelt avenue, tonight. Mrs. G.
A. James, Indianapolis Federation
Of Community Civic Clubs presi-
dent; George Payne, Brookside Civic
League president, and Albert Neuer-
berg of the Sherman Emerson Civic
League, will speak.
Arrangements for the pre-conven-
ton conference of evangelists in
Wichita, Kan, in October were I'M
der way today following meeting of
the executive committee of the Ma
tional Evangelistic Association of
the Disciples of Christ here Tues
day. The meeting will precede the
international convention Oct. s.
Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges spoke on
child training at conference of the
Marion County Council of Religious
Education Tuesday at the Roberts
Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Nellie G. Young, Indiana
Council of Religious Education chill
drens work director, also spoke.
A stag dinner party will be given
Thursday night under the auspices
of Oriental chapter, Masonic lodge,
Twenty-second street and Central
avenue. Reservations have been
made for $50.
Noon services at Christ church
will continue until Friday noon.
when the Rev. Warren R. Rodgers.
plSnop OF ONO, VIII give the last of
three addresses on Religion and
Morals" Today the subject of the
sermon was "Self-Mastery."
Members of the First Ward
Thomas Taggart Democratic Club
entertained with a st. Patrick's day
card party Tuesday night at Comp
tons hall.
Mystery Of sin and the counter
acting mystery of salvation we're
the theme of todays pre- Easter
Union service in First Baptist
church, at which the Rev. DR.. Harry
G. Rogers of Kansas City, Mo-, gave
a sermon, THE Mystery, Fact and
the Power Of 6Sin-and Salvation. /"