The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22

committee Of the Brookside Civic
League, will appear before the city
park board soon, seeking new state
ment Of the petition of the league
for construction Of swimming pool
in BrooksIde park.
Reduction in operating expenses
Of the city plan commission and
coming appeals board was revealed
today when Henry Steeg, secretary
engineer, submitted the 1880 annual
report.
Expenses in 1921 were $22,245.
In 1880, were $12,574, which was a
$4,000 reduction over 1929.
Two men faced liquor charges to-
day after raids Wednesday night by
Sergeant John Eisenhut and squad.
They are Clifton Lowe, 1914 Charles
street, and Nicholas Stauciu, 419
West Court street. Lowe, police
said, possessed a gallon of alcohol
and whisky-making equipment.
First Of series of conferences
for purpose of introducing better
merchandising methods in Indian
apolis was to be held today at the
branch office of the bureau of for
elgn and domestic commerce in the
Chamber of Commerce. Manufac-
turers attended
Paul r. Duntgen, La Grange, has
filed as lobbyist with Secretary of
State Frank Mayr Jr., listing him
self as legislative agent of the
Northern Indiana Public Service
Company and interested in all util-
ity legislation.
Miss Florence Fitch, director of
art in the local schools, will speak
before the Federation of Parent
Teacher Associations Jan. 70, at 1870
at School IS. The pupils of the
school will furnish a musical pro-
gram. Mary Catherine Stair will
sing.
Officers of the staff doctors at st.
Vincent's hospital were elected
Wednesday night. They are: A.
F. Weyerbacher, president; M. j.
Barry, e-president, and B. j.
Larkin, secretary. Advisory coun-
Gil will be Drs. j. M. Cunningham.
Carl Habich and M. B. Light.
Federated patriotic societies al
lied with the G. A. R. installed the
following officers at Fl. Friendly
Wednesday night. Mary Haley,
president; Frances Free and May
Mcintyre, e-presidents; Bessie
Hart, secretary, and Bessie Cooley,
treasurer.
Senator G. Oliver Holmes, Gary,
president of Governor Leslie's crime
commission, will lecture on the COM
missions report, and pending crime
legislation before a criminology
class at Butler university at 9 Friday
morning.
Police today were asked to aid in
the search for George A. Hendrix,
48, who has not been heard from by
his mother, Mrs. Sarah e. Hendrix,
1116 North Capitol avenue. since
Dec. l. Last word from Hendrix
was received from Cheraw, S. c..
Hendrix left Indianapolis two years
ago.
Scoutmasters and assistants will
be honored at the Scoutroasters ap-
probation dinner which will be held
at the Columbia Club, Feb. 4, at $50
p. m. Committee in charge is COM
posed of w. D. Hamer, Wallace o.
Lee and F. o. Belzer, local Scout
executive, which was appointed to
arrange the affair by Edward A.
Kahn, president of the Indianapolis
and Central Indiana local council of
the Boy Scouts of America.
Importance of early training for
those considering entering the
banking field was stressed by Frank
Bernard, Muncie, president of the
Indiana Bankers Association, in an
address before 100 members of the
Mems Club of the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company, Wednesday
night at the Allen Country Club.
Business and lawmakers should
have more in common, should
understand each other more fully,
Senator Joe Rand Beckett (Rep.,
Marion told the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board at a luncheon in the
Indianapolis Athletic Club today.