The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-03

Sahara Grotto, luncheon, Grotto Club.
Reserve Officers Association, luncheon,
Delta Tau Delta. conference. all day.
Columbia Club.
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
luncheon, Columbia Club.
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club, meeting,
all day, Columbia Club.
osteopathic Association, dinner, $3.50,
Washington.
Executive board of the Indian
apolis Boy Scout council met at the
Washington at noon today to con-
slider a proposal for a relief CAM
paign for clothing for children.
George G. Calvert, manager of the
Indianapolis Clearing House Asso-
citation, outlined the history of an
tique oriental rugs to students in
the home decoration class at the
Indiana university extension school
Wednesday night.
r. ". Garstang, president of the
Indianapolis jewelers. Guild, dis
cussed plans for elimination of
premium advertising by Indianap-
oils jewellers at a meeting of the
guild Tuesday in the Washington.
Communists and Communism
will be the topic of DR.. w. P. Lipp-
hard of New York, recording secre-
tary of the board of missionary CO.
operation, at the general assembly
of the winters night college in the
First Baptist church tonight,
The Benjamin Harrison Reoub-
lican Club, composed of students of
the Benjamin Harrison Law school,
were addressed Wednesday night by
Asa j. Smith and Ralph B. Gregg,
attorneys.
Frank M. Hamilton will speak on
the French foreign legion at the
meeting of the Exchange club at
noon Friday at the Washington.
Ralph L. Schaefer will be in charge
of the meeting.
Speaker for the meeting of the
indianapolis Advertising Club today
in the Columbia club was Miss
Ethel Barnes, food specialist, whose
subject was Eating Your Way to
Health"
Two hundred pounds of grass
seed, valued at 500, were stolen
Wednesday night from a shed at
the Pleasant Run golf course, police
were told today.
Sewing committee of the Indian
apolis chapter, Women of the
Moose, Friday will sew for the In
d%ianapolis Needlework Guild. The
committee will meet at the home
Of Mrs. David Kelsch, chairman,
1889 West New York street.
William Ayres, state organizer for
the International Labor Defense,
will be the speaker at a Mooney
Luesse meeting to be held at 7:3O
tonight in Slovenian hall, 735 North
Holmes avenue.
Tax problem in Indiana was dis
cussed by j.. Clyde Hoffman. Indi-
ana tax survey commission chair
man, in an address at the Indian
apolis Real Estate Board luncheon
today at the Washington.
The department of religious edu-
cation of the Disciples of Christ
church will meet in indianapolis
April II, it was announced Wednes-
day following a meeting of several
members of the board of directors
at the SEVERN. States represented
at the meeting Wednesday were
Indiana, Ohio, New York, and Iowa.
NJ. NJ. About Ella, an Alexandria
(Egypt engineer, inspected the city
sewage disposal plant today, &C
companied by A.. H. Moore, city en-
gineer. Ella is making a tour of
American cities to obtain data to
be used in constructing a disposal
plant in Alexandria. He came here
from Chicago.
The Battle Creek Food Company
of Battle Creek, Mich, fled suit
today in federal court here against
the Dextora Company, of Indian
apolis, charging infringement CT
trade mark.
In the Cotton Markets