Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-18

Bill Elder admits that he isn't afraid
to commit himself. From what he said
we believe that he has no fears.
A. B. Carter served several of his ac-
quaintances with refreshments yester-
day afternoon. This was in the shape Of
home grown cantaloupes and I'll say
they were sure 'icous.
Brother C, B. Durham is selling "out"
his east side addition known as Shan
non Park.
He must be starting an Irish COM
munity.
Well now that we have had our vaca-
tions (fncluding myself let's have sew
eral contributions each week from the
realtors.
Maurice Tibbs has been out of town
for the last several days on a business
trip Maurice evidently had a success
full trip as he returned in happy frame
of mind.
Bert Essex reports that the down
town street car rerouting VIII start soon,
now that the Virginia avenue lines are
about completed. The car company and
the board Of works promised to take up
the street car loop as soon as these
lines were finished. so we should have
some action now.
well-Mr. Bow Elder, and the enter
tainment committee, let's have some in
formation on the next realtors party.
We who attended the picnic enjoyed 1t
so much we want to get in on another
program Of yours.
The Badger family increases by leaps
and bounds. Right after Ken's good
luck comes word from Minneapolis Of
an arrival at the home of Ken's cousin.
ASK Hienie Richardt about the straw
berry blonde who fell all over him one
day on Ohio street. Hienie sure had a
look Of embarrassment all over his coun-
tenance. but that didn't have any re-
tarding effects on her actions.
George A. Lucas, alias poorhouse
George. alias Gal" opened an office Of
his own at 400 Peoples Bank Building
recently. with all due ceremony.
The opening was formal and ended with
dinner at the Columbus Club, which
due to Georges speaking power was
turned into a Democratic fraternity.
For further information, ask "Al"
the Indiana Real Estate Association is
sharing the above mentioned office.
Comment: Two of kind.
Our tall and pleasant friend John B.
Wolf has associated himself in the real
estate business with Clarence F. Neville,
formerly Of Chicago, and Ralph f.
Thompson Of this city Mr.. Thompson
was general salesmanager of the Wash
burn Crosby Company for the Indiana
district.
The firm known as Wolf, Neville &
Thompson have offices at 315 Peoples
Bank Building.
John reports they turned so much in
surance business this week they have
made four Of the insurance companies
peeved at them already.
J. T.B.
Tall and stately, Of martial mein.
With features austere and pale,
But heart so big and a life so clean
That his friendships will never fail.
! On the shady side Of life he may be
But his spirit is as young as the
Spring,
And he will fight to the bitter death
cheerily
II he thinks 10 will justice bring.
For right to him is not might alone,
Less the scales are balanced true.
For might, in his eyes, il It wrings a
moan.
Gives cause for the mighty to rue.
| We may Hken to a knight Of old
| Who would gladly enter the fray,
| To vanqufsh the cohorts OF unclean gold
| Who must needs on the innocent prey.
/
| When the battle Of life for him shall end
! And his armor is laid aside
| We will speed the valiant soul Of our
| friend
AS 1t crosses the great divide.
A S. NJ