The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
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The City in Brief


TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club. luncheon. Claypool
Gyro Club. luncheon. sphinx Arms.
hereator Club, luncheon. Columbia
American Chemical Society. luncheon.
Medical society. Inie. 3. st. vincent.
Universal Club. luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Republican Veterans. luncheon. BOARD
Of Trade.
League for Hard Of HearinE. meeting.
20. stokes building.
Ionia Club. luncheon. Columbia Club.
Thfta Chi luncheon. Washington.
Architectural Club. luncheon, Aren't
tects' and Builders building.
Young Layers Club. luncheon, wash
Worzers' Non-Partisan Political Ae-
tim League. meeting. noon. English.
United Credit Bureau. luncheon, sphinx
Arms.
Indiana stamp Club. 3. Loeksrbis.
Marion County TAXPAYERS Union. g.
Washington.
Vocational Guidance will be the
subject Of an address BY ". o.
Mills. field representative Of Purdue
university. al a luncheon Of the
Lions Club Wednesday in the Lin
coin.
r. o. T c. units o. Washington
high school will compete Thursday
'or the Layelle-Gossett post No. 900.
" 2 W. plaque for the best drilled
company in the school.
Twenty five wOmen's guilds affili-
ated with Disciples OF Christ
churches in Indiana will dedicate
rooms which they are helping to
maintain in the Indiana Christian
hospital Thursday. which is Ma
tional Hospital day.
Auxiliary to the National FEEDER
alton Of Postoffice Clerks, Local 100
will meet at 1870 Tuesday in the
directors room Of the Fletcher Saw
ings and Trust Company.
Courses i'm swimming and life
saving by five instructors are avail
able 10 Y. NJ. c. A. members. Day
and night classes will be held. In
Structors are r. l.. Konecke and w.
G. Hansen. physical directors, and
Robert Goodwin, George Muers and
Neil Arnols, life guards.
Average Of one false fire alarm
hourly for three hours was record
ed between 1902 Saturday night
and 1890 Sunday morning. The
alarms came from boxes at Penn
sylvania and Ohio streets. the Deni-
son hotel. Elm and Mccarthy
streets. and 26O9 Broadway.
Oral hygiene and children's dem
tistry are among the subjects list
cd for discussion during the Nav
1913 convention AT the ClaypoOl Of
the Indiana state Dental Associa-
ton.
Butler university's Thespis ORA
matte Society advanced in the ma
tional college dramatic tournament
by defeating the dramatic teams of
the Universities of Wisconsin and
Illinois in a contest over radio sta
ton WENR. Chicago. Saturday The
Butler team recently won the state
contest against Hanover college and
Purdue university.
East side clubs have been in
vited TO send representative to
meeting to be sponsored Tuesday at
3 by the Sherman-Emerson Civic
Club in school No. 81, Wallace and
East Tenth streets. to complete
organization of the Federation of
East Side Clubs.
Professor Kenneth Powers Williams
of Indiana university Saturday
was elected president of the In
diana section Of the Mathematical
Association of America at the an
nual state meeting at Butler uni
versity. Other officers: Professor
Juna NJ. Lutz of Butler. vice-presi-
dent. and Professor Harold Thayer
Davis of Indiana university, secre-
tary.
Broken collar bone and bruises
we're incurred toay by Gene Lezi.
3. Of 1909 Charles street. when
struck by an automobile while play
ing in the street in front Of his
home. Edgar Thompson. 28l8
Houston street. driver of the car.
was held blameless by police.
George !. Lehnert will speak on
Where DO We Go From Here?"
tonight at Socialist party head
quarters. $40 East St Joseph street.
Voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in federal court Today by
David B. Robertson. 22l9 Prospect
street. for the Dave Robertson Sales
Company. Robertson Tire and Bat
terry Service and Robertson Radio
Sales. Liabilities are given as s11,713
and assets Sc $50.
Meeting Of the Indianapolis
Golden Rule Brotherhood will be
held Tuesday night at the Com
munity church. ON Southern av-
enue. near Shelby street. Purpose
OF the organization is application OF
the Golden Rule in business life.
Charges Of grand larceny and
burglary we're filed by detectives
today against Phil Warren. 80. who
says he has lived in the city three
wears. but never had a permanent