The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-02
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II L ne CITY /
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TUESDAY EVENTS
Ro:arv Club, IuBcheo. CiaypooI.
Gyr0 Club. luncheon. sphinx Arms.
Mereator Club. luncheon, Columbia
American Chemical Society. luncheon.
Medical Society. clinic. 3. 81. vineenss
UnivsrsaI ous. luncheon. Columbia
RspubIean Veterans. luncheon. Board
/ League for Hard Of Hearing. meeting.
Zonia Club. luncheon. Columbia Club.
Theta Chi. luncheon. Washington
Architectural Club. luncheon, Arshi-
tcc.s and Builders building
Young Lawyers Club. luncheon, wash
Community Fund. dinner. $50, severin.
/ Final Democratic rally will be held /
tonight at Holy Trinity church, /
l Holmes avenue and St. Clair street. |
/ Following speeches and an enter
tainment program, there viii be
dancing with the Indiana Vaga-
bonds providing music.
A forum on Mexico and Latin |
America will be conducted at din
ner Friday night at the Spink-Arms. |
/ The leader will be DR. Hubert G. |
Herring Of New York, writer, lee
turer and educator.
Averaging AZ miles an hour, Lou
/ Schneider. entry of H. S. Wyeth, |
/ $3.50 College avenue, in the Indian
I apolis Racing Pigeon clubs race
\ from Elizabethtown, KY, Sunday
showed his pigeon heels TO other
entries in the event. Wyeth's Top
Flight was second and other birds
who placed were entered by z. H.
Foullois, Charles Schwert, II. H.
Carter, and NJ. j. Matlock.
Thirteen pints of corn whisky and
alcohol were reported seized by
I Sergeant Wayne Bear and squad in
a raid Saturday night on the Green
Ian .ern barbecue stand, $3.50 West
I Washington street. Charles Taylor,
proprietor Of the place. was ar
/ rested.
Broad Ripple high school pupils
won second place in the state type
/ writing contest held at Ball State
+ Teachers college in Muncie Satur-
day.
The student team from Broad |
/ Ripple was composed of Maurice
Eddingfield, senior; Miss Loraze !
2 ckett and Miss Lucille Hamill, |
juniors.
Captured by police while hiding in
a barrel in the Schnull 81 Co. ware /
house at 2131 Northwestern avenue,
James Southern. 81, of 913 Locke
street, was arrested on a vagrancy |
charge early today. Police sur
rounded the place after watchman |
saw Southern and a companion gain |
entrance through a window. South
ern's companion escaped.
The IrvingtOn Liberty Club will
hold a mass meeting at 7:45 to-
night at 535 South Arlington ave-
nue.. Ward q. Hiner, candidate for |
Governor, will be the principal |
speaker.
Professor John ID. Jensen, dean 4
of the National Institute Of Charac- /
ter Analysis of Chicago, will speak
on The Value of Character Analy- !
sis in Everyday Life" at lunch
can of the Mercator Club Tuesday |
in the Columbia Club.
Harold Kelso, national socialist |
/ leader. addressed Indianapolis So
cialists at a May day celebration at |
Workmens circle, II West Morris |
/ street. Sunday. About $50 attended |
and a social program followed the |
I speaking.
The circuit bench is the most /
+ important judicial post in Marion |
+ county and every citizen who does |
not vote in the primary is Shirking |
\ his duty" declared James E. Deery, |
city attorney and candidate for the |
Democratic nomination for circuit |
Judge. in an address Saturday at
Odd Fellows hall. Tenth and Rural
streets.
Charged with turning in a false
fire alarm, two men are in custody
today. They are William Anderson.
%, Ray street and White river. and
Prentice Abney, 10, of 209 Blake
street.
Pistol practice and other tactics
were participated in by fifty reserve
corps officers during a weekend
contact camp at TT. Benjamin Har-
rison. Regular army instructors
directed the camp of which Major
j. H. Davidson was commander.
r. /. Johnson of Red Lodge,
Mont. wealthy ranch owner and
sportsman, will give an illustrated
address at the luncheon Of the Uni
versal Club at the Columbia Club
Tuesday noon. johnson will speak
on Fishing in the Trout Streams
of the Shoshone Region"
Park Crest Civic Club win meet
at tonight in the Garfield park
community house.
Jchn Zahnd, national chairman
of the National party. will speak
on selfish Individualism" at 7:30
Tuesday night in the Denison,
Francis X. Walter, state chairman,