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FOR sALE-HOUsEs
n. L. SANSBURY CO. Inc,
14lS Eve Street NV.

trceC N w.
8. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED.
Price. Sl2.5OO.
MT PLEASANT. west OF l4th. This home
contains ten rooms and bath. steam hea'.
electric light: situated on a large lot 10 an
alley. Double brick garage. House Is IN eA
celent condition. and We consider this
splendid home value.
Price, $l4.5OO.
NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER. This nome
has just been listed with US and is unSusns
well planned. Eight rooms, two baths. no.
water heat electric fight hardwood n"o,s
Deep lot to an alley. Garage. Occupied ps
owner. who will give possession
Price, Sl4,SoO.
SAULS ADDITION. A home that VIII
surely appeal TO the discriminating ouyen
Ten rooms aud bath, hot-water neat; ~ ~eleclc
light, hardwood floors: large lot with sarase
to match house Breakfast and heepihs
porches Grounds have fruit trees and shruo
berry. Ample room for gardening. Earis pos
session and convenient terms
Price, $l6,oOO
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. splendid
semi detached home of ten rooms and hath
botwater heat electric light. parquet no"rs
This is an unusual offering and We advise an
early inspection.
Avn WIFI. RE GLAD
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


"A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOr FOR
ever" Have 4 beautiful home by building It
to order. We design and build the home OF
your choice on your lot financing helped TEP-
PER COSST. CO.. BIT &c" st. NV. Phone
NJ 1914. Evenings n. s13oJ.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
New, ready to move in. 1917 Randolph st.
NV; half block from 18th st.; eight rooms.
two baths, two screened sleeping porches.
screened breakfast and kitchen porches. beam
ed ceiling in dining room. hot-water heat in
stantaneous gas heater: on lot 25x142 to paved
alley. Ideal location. Be sure and see this
house Sunday. For sale by any broker or owner.
W. G. IRWIN.
Phone Col. 1895. 715 Allison st. NV. 80
FOR SALE OR Will RENT-FURNISHED.
10room house; garage; in Brookland. y e.
Phone N. 1855. 13'
SPLENDID SECTION NORTHWEST = ON
avenue: six nice rooms; ami; yard. 1850.
2OUS LIST NV. IA
IF YOU WANT ONE OF THE BEST BUILT
houses In Petworth, six rooms. anil, have
s., 500. Address Box GsSD. Star ofhce. IA
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Northwest: Business and
Residence

Fronting ON New Hampshire ave. Rock
Greek Church road and Georgia ave-
three stores and six-room apartment
above: garage for two cars: two extra
lots tone on New Hampshire ave. and one
on Rock Greek Church road): hot-watar
heat; electricity: finest investment prop
erty in the city. Price and terms right.
THOS. J. FARRELL
S37 Woodward bldg. Main 7sS.
55O1a $50 COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.-A VERY
good grocery and meat business and home ad-
joining: house contains 8 rooms and bath a
bedrooms; steam heat. The dwelling. store.
fixtures. stock. good will, to be sold as whole.
Owner is very anxious to sell; will make
great sacrifice to obtain q few thousand dol
lars ready cash, balance easy terms. Look it
over and make offer. A little money will do
wonders here.
THOS e. FARRELL.
Main 768. S37 Woodward bldg.
NEW YORK AVE BET. 9th AND 10th SITS.
3-story brick residence. suitable for business
purposes. Price. SIT, 900.
A. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 81 st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, 3-sToRY
brick on 9th st. NV. between and /: hot
water heat: now VACANT; exceptionally lib
eral terms. rare chance to obtain q vacant
business property on 9th St
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
Southwest cor 18th and + sts.
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M. 1858.

Near the Cathedral.
Price, s14. OO0-An excellent property situa ed
In a neighborhood that has always com.
manded high-class Of buyers. The
house contains 10 rooms. . baths, sleep
ing porch. hot heat electricity
beamed ceiling; lot 900 IT. deep. and
there is garage for four cars. 1t has
been completely papered and painted
throughout.
Northwest Home.
Price. ST.500-In convenient location A
twostory brick house having six rooms
and bath. electric lights. hot t-water heat
oak floors large porches front and rear r.
and the house is in excellent condition.
Possession will be given by owner and
easy terms arranged.
Park View.
Price, 80 SJO-S750 is all the cash required to
buy this absolutely modern home 1t
is practically new. of Colonial STYLE
has six rooms and bath, large front and
sleeping porches and good sized yard
with room for garage. Owner occu.
pant.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Price, s9.bOO-An attractive suburban home.
detached on a large lot 6OxlSO #. with
shrubbery: shade trees and a two-car
garage. The price has been lately re-
duced for quick sale. and the house
contains nine rooms and bath heated
by hot water and lighted by electricity
1t is in perfect condition.
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Attention, Owners.

Attention, Owners.
Must have or 10 rocm and ba tn home ir
any good location. Will pay all cash or par,
cash and assume trust. State exact loca ton
full details and lowest cash price for quicL
purchaser.
Must Be a Bargain.
Address Box .31-D. Star Office IL.
room house in the northwest: willing to pay
all cash. but it must be reasonable. Col
4s74-J
MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD WHITE SEC
ton. where LOO trust. per cent, will be
considered first payment. Address Bo,
FOB Star office.
WANTED n PETWORTH OR PARK VIEW
Modern or room houses with good heating
plant will pay $1,000 cash. Address Box
IBID. Star office.
AN AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER FOR DE
.ached house in Chevy Chase. u. c., or Mary
land; land must he e. conTsnient "on to Conn ave. ca,
price, location and when house can be seen
Address BOX 1sG-D. Star Office.
WANTED-HOI-SE OF 6 OR ROOMS AMI
ba III. in good section Of northwest or northeas st
Have 81 900 cash and can pay $50 monthly
Address Box 13GD, Star offi""
MECHANIC WORKING AT NAVY YARD
would like to buy modest little home Of 6 OF
S rooms. in the ne. or Sc. section; am moi
good monthly. Address. with price. how mucl
cash and street number. OSCAR j. PAINTER
92G 10th ne. 12s
WANTED TO BTY-TWO.FAMILY FLAT
any good section terms reasonable Give ful
particulars. Will act quick. Apt. 81, 1881
Californis st. NV
PRICE, s5OOoO TO s75.nm; CASH. $4,000
balance on time: must be well located anC
show good returns. Address Box 242-C, Stal
office.
WANTED-A MODERN HOUSE OF STX
rooms and bath; room for garage; early pos
session: in NV; give location and price foI
cash. Address Box go. Star office.
HAVE $500 CASH AND CAN PAY $50 PER
month"; want home OF rooms. in good loca
ton. Address Box &C. Star ONCE.
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION;
city or d. c. suburbs: six to twelve rooms. 30l
Southern bldg. Main 372
WANTED-PROPERTY TO SELL If YOUR
prices and terms are reasonable we have i'm.
mediate purchasers. What have YOU to Of
fer? Phone sales denarrmrnt
THOS r. FARRELL.
Main 768. Suite S37. Woodward bldg.
CONGRESSMAN DESIRES TO BUY A HOME
in the n W at a reasonable price: Col: 4874J
If YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A
easonable price. we will be glad to list It,
Call, phone or nail description.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s415. 141O G st. NV.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE (Continued).

FOR SALE (COntfnued).
NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS AND
country homes. convenient to Washington.
Send for 60 page catalogue Phone 3S.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon Va. lcs
on MACADAM ROAD. a SHORT DISTANCE
from 7th ct. pike MONTGOMERY county. Nd.
about 8 miles from District line; highly i'm
Consider an offer Of $1l 800: very attractive
terms: consider small house in part payment
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1873 F ct.
Commercial Poultry Farm.
Approximately 9 acres of excellent soil: en-
tire frontage on finest macadam pike out Of
Washington. Improved by Groom house
newly painted and papered: double garage
commercial poultry house. stable, etc. Some
stock, implements and entire garden included
In sacrifcal price Of SS5N0. Reasonable
terms. Address Box 3s-D Star onacN.
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN; s.
Price. 500. Only $4s each. VAIL. IL John
St New York. 5e3e
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FOR RENT.
WANTED-TO BUY

WE SELL HOUSES TO SATISFY OUH
tcity or suburban. listed. We las merchants)
must have good goods in stock before sale car
be made.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
NJ. 1887 Established 1885, 1923 St
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE tCoptfuued).

NEAR ELECTRIC LINE-7-ROoM AND BATH
mouse; acres fruit: wonderful rose garden
asparasus Telephone Col. 1923.
a RAvENWoOD AVE. HYATTsvIIL,E-
New. vacant. bungalow. rooms. bath. cellar.
attic. laHge porrhes. h.w.h electricity. gas:
lot $50 feet front las deep: poultry house ga
OWNER: 414 kr"sGe bldg. 1lth and &. 12'
ARMY MEN. ATTENTION. NICE HOME .
miles north Of Walter Reed Hospital: near
schools sc. SAN and pike; ami; 8 rooms and bath
S'.ID 5000 cash. Vacant. Don't delay. See
''CoNWELL.' y 14oO H. NJ 1856
Gn-FoOT FRONT on MACADAM STREET.
with sewer an and water. in Chevy Chase. D. G.:
sired. Address Box 49-D star office.
Mr.. GIESRoRO RD.. CONGRESS HEIGHTS
section: 5-r. frame furnace heat: outhuild.
ings; fruit; nearly IL acres: 5000 or sell sell
terms: possession.
Silver Spring: Nd; Sligo ave; unusual ,, size
buildings; fruit. etc; $500: terms; posses
sion.
Cherrydale. Va: 5room bungalow: lot 5nx
$50: ontbuildinss; fruit. etc; $3.50; terms;
possession.
6-r. house: porches: outbuildings; u acre;
s3. 200: terms; possession.
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
=, Successors to New York Realty R9oke!s :.
Main 4517. 1923 + st.
s4,75o FOR NEW 5-RooM AND RATH
bungalow; small; gas and all improvements;
3 blocks OF 14th st: car lire. $500 cash ~
Col. OIL 1895 W. ''e" m N.' jes.
FOR SALE
Only $500 Down.
oss Nss sneksn GirG hods ssns s one Fse n:e
e.
sc3 Bond Eldg.. 14th and \. Y. Ave.
Phone Franklin 557l.
s-R a BuNGALo"....'............'..''..$ss 7So IA
Or. modern pebhledashed ..........:. $500
Also other bungalows and cottages for sale
on terms to suit. Lots. Acreage. Farms on
A'0d all the time; E. c. HALL.
No. Milton ave. Clarendon. Va.
HRASn;SEw . Broom m HoME; o1 RATH-
AT Low PRICE. on EASY TERMS:
Handsome new home: rooms. FIRST moor
large living room. with massive open brick
fireplace; large dining room. bay window. with
built-in seats: two large bedrooms with ba n
room between, with large closets; bright
kitchen and pantry and front porch. SECOND
floor. four bedrooms and second bathroom :
large linen closet and bedroom closets. Hand
some electric light fixtures throughout. with
plug openings for vacuum cleaner. & etc; Con
system, automatic pressure tank. operated by
electricity. supplying winter to bathrooms.
kitchen. etc; cutters and downspouts; lawn
graded and planted in grass: large shade
trees planted and growing: garage with ce-
ment floor: road constructed from garage to
Fairfax highway between Langley and Nc
Lean: sign on property: open daily from to
8. This property is within miles OF city
Virginia You should look at this property
before xon buy. Reasonable terms
COURTLAND TITLE CO.. INC,
fNT4
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On East Capitol ST. near Lincoln Park. 6
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.; room for garage:
double porches. An unusual value at
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ATTRACTIVE LsTlSGs AND WILL DE ~
N. l.. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
"Eveyth in
1418 Eye Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO345.
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NORTHEAST HOMES.

Near 9th and SITS. ne. Colonial home.
Broom deep plan. h.w.h.. electric lights I'm
ished attic, garage. laundry tubs. Possession.
Substantial payment necessary.
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Near 14th and Tenn. ave. ne. rooms and
bath: lat. hent. Immediate possession. Price
So 800, Terms.
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Semi-detached brick, 7th and n sts
ne. large rooms and bath: large front and
back yards. Possession. Price only $3.50.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE

| TWO VERY DESIRABLE OCEAN FRONT
| lots at Ocean City, Md: submit what you
have Address Box t167-D, Star office.
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MARCONI WIRELESS. TELEPOST AND
other kinds of stock for cheap lot, Md or
-. Address Hnx ltiS d. Star office.
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BUNGALOW.
little BEAUTY rooms bath. large front
and sleeping porches. HIGHLY MODERN.
Large lot; Is minutes to Treasury By motor
Either car line. SPECIALLY PRICED. Truly
a bargain for some Inspect day or even.
ing. Phone Cleveland 1880
rOk HOMES AND INvESTMENS
See MAHORNEY SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
1927 Eye st. NV. Tel. Main 1921.
1925 FAIRMONT ST-l0 ROOMS AND BATH:
hw.h.; electric light; gas; open frepiacss;
newly papered and painted; new electric, aA-.
tureA
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H ST. NV Phone Main 1928
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ATTENTION. C0IyORED!
18th STREET just above YOU. Tvo-stnry
brick; colonial porch: EIGHT rooms and bath;
large front lawn. ONLY 81 800 Easy terms:
$500 cash and $40 month. Much cheaper than
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WANTED-TO RENT

COLORED-BuY YOUR OWN HOME $40
starts you. EDW. NJ McNEELEY. BRAD
FORD CO.. 1915 You st. NV.
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EMBoDYING Al 4o,,r TIE EFF EEATgREs 4 OF
Eight large rooms, two baths; open dre-
place: breakfast and sleeping porches; built.
and awnings.
LOCATaON-wisconsin ave-. one block soutS
Of Massachusetts ave.
Exhibit House, 28lO Wisconsin
Avenue NV.
Representative on the premises. daily untN
6 pm. Sunday until pm.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 K St. NV. Main 41oO.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
c., |. & w. Rail Head
to Discuss Traffic

An address on traffic will be delivered
before the convention of the National
Association of Purchasing Agents, Oct.
II by B. A. Worthington, president of
the Cincinnati, indianapolis & Western
Railway Company as representative of
the Association of Railway Executives.
Word has been received from Herbert
Hoover that he is assigning two mem
bers Of thu Department of Commerce to
attend the purchasing agents meeting.
According to Mr.. Hoover, he is vitality
interested in the work of Standardization
now being carried on by the Purchasing
Agents Association. He originally was
scheduled to appear on the program but
the unemployment conference now going
on in Washington has made impossible
his appearance here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
High School Clubs
Meet This Evening

The Federated Hi z" clubs of Manual,
Shortridge and Tech will meet in body
in the Y. NJ. c. A auditorium this even
ing at Z 10 o'clock. The Rev. Farmer
of the Broadway NJ. E. Church will
speak on 1.-THE Practical Value Of Bible
Study to High School Boys" Prof. W.
n. Otto, head Of the English department
at Shortridge, will present the Bible
study course recommended by the Indiana
State board of education. J. II. Ehlers,
city student Y NJ. c. A secretary, ex-
poets each high school to send a large
delegation Of boys. After the meeting
each school will hold a separate meeting
at which they will organize and make
plans for the semester.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
RAIL WORKERS
VOTE AGAINST
CUT IN WAGES
Trainmen Will Refuse Re-
auctions Ordered by L. s.
Labor Board.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-RaiIroad workers
Of the Nation viii refuse to accept wage
reductions recently ordered by the
United States Railroad Labor Board.
But no unauthorized walkouts Will be
tolerated, union leaders have decreed- All
men must remain on the job until a
strike call is issued.
BALLOTS AGAINST
NEW PROPOSALS.
The trainsmen's ballots thus far
opened show overwhelmingly against the
new proposals. Vice President James
Murdoch, acting head Of the union dur
ing the Illness OF President W. G. Lee,
declined, however, to state the percent
aga of members favOring a strike.
100 per cent vote among the $4,000
trainmen, employed or class one rail
roads, paying under the provisions Of the
railroad boards award. was brought
out, Murdoch said. This class embraces
all Of the country's principal lines.
Tabulation Of the trainmens ballots,
-e said, would be completed by Monday.
OTHER THREE
BACK TRAINMEN.
Members OF the other three Of the big
four" brotherhoods, the Brotherhood OF
Railway Conductors, the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and
the Brotherhood Of Switchmen, back the
trainmen in their stand, union officials
asserted. Canvass Of the ballots Of these
organizations viii start here Oct. s.
Members OF the Federated shop Crafts
already have voted overwhelmingly in
favor OF strike, E, NJ Jewell, head OF
the railroad department Of the American
Federation Of Labor has announced.
The shop crafts following precedent
VIII take no separate action, 1t was said.
The crafts viii await the decision OF the
four big brotherhoods, believing it folly
to act alone.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
WINDOWS WILL BE
USED IN CAMPAIGN
Fire Prevention to Be Treated
in Displays.

Fire prevention will be the subject Of
window displays in q number Of down
town stores between Oct. 1 and 9, when
the fire prevention campaign will be in
fun swing in Indianapolis, it was an
nounced today by William J. Curran,
chairman Of the window display com
mittee for the fire prevention campaign
following the receipt Of word from a
number Of downtown merchants.
The Merchants Association in response
to a request for cooperation has notified
its members that IN accordance Will the
action taken at the last meeting of the
board Of directors every means s1ould
be employed by the merchants in assist
Ing in the fire prevention campaign.
The committee members in charge Of
the window displays in addition to Mr..
Curran, the chairman, are Harry A.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
DIR. Stansfield Pastor
of Chicago Church

Dr. Joshua Stansfield. former pastor Of
the Meridian street NJ. L. Church, has ac-
copied the pastorate Of the McCabe Me-
mortal Methodist Church in Chicago, his
friends in Indianapolis have learned Dr.
Stansield succeeded the Rev. William y.
Quayle, now bishop. as pastor Of che
Meridian Street Church in 1901. He re-
signed i'm 1916 10 become pastor of the
First Methodist Church of Portland, Ore
DR.. Stansfeld began his ministerial work
in 1857 and served various Michigan
churches before coming to Indianapolis
He IS looked upon as one Of the leaders
Of the church in this country.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
PLAN INVASION
OF IRVINGTON
Ralson and Others to Speak
Thursday Night.

Irvington will be invaded by Boyd NJ.
Ralston, Democratic nominee for mayor,
in a meeting at $3.50 East Washington
street Thursday evening. John w. Holtz-
man also win speak and Edgar A. Perk
ms will preside.
The following evening Mr.. Ralston will
speak at Minerva and Michigan streets.
He opens the noon meeting campaign at
the stockyards tomorrow
Republican meetings tonight are as
follows: First, Second, Eleventh and
Twelfth precincts of the Second ward, at
Twenty Seventh street and Cornell ave-
nue.; Third, Fourth and Tenth precincts
of the Second ward, at Twenty Fourth
street and Ashland avenue, and Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Ninth precincts of tn"
Second ward at Sixteenth street and Ash
land avenue.
Practical Politics" will be discussed by
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Suitable White Aprons
For Many Uses, Q.95

The nurse, the manicurist,
the domestic science student
or teacher, the housewife in
every home has need of a
Serviceable white apron that
completely covers the dress.
In fact, most women want
to wear them instead OF
dresses, and SO these are
made in two very pretty
models, as shown.
At the left is one made of fine
quality percale with set-in
sleeves, round neckline and two
huge pockets. 1t buttons down
the back to the waistline, and is
trimmed with white rick-rack.
S1.95.
The right figure is wearing
surplice model of Indian head
material, double stitched with
rick-rack trimming with the full
gathered skirt, S15-inch hem and
two novel pockets. $1.95.
-Ayres-House Dress Dept,
Third Floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Continue Approved
ROOming House Fight

BLoOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 27-Dean
Agnes q. Wells and trustees of Indiana
University today appeared in circuit
court to contest a suit brought by Nun
son D. Atwater to compel Miss Wells to
place the Atwater residence on her ap-
proved rooming house list
Atwater's rooms were not approved be-
cause his rates, IS a week, were consid-
cred exorbitant, Miss Wells said.
The petition in the suit recites that
women are not allowed to attend classes
at the university unless they room at an
approved place. University authorities
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Policeman Killed in
Gary Shooting ARRAY
special to The Times.

GARY, Ind, Sept. 27-Julius Gunther,
q policeman. was killed and a negro was
wounded in a shooting ARRAY here last
night Gunther had entered the black
belt TO investigate a shooting. He en-
tered a poolroom where the negro was
found on the floor wounded.
The policeman walked on through tho
room and pulled aside a curtain when
q shot rang out and he staggered TO the
street, whore he fell dead, shot through
the heart. AS a result of the affair,
Mayor W. Fl. Hodges ordsred out all the
zsEarvss and recruited 900 civilians.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27

The Only Euchre Club viii entertain
al cards this evening at Musicians Hall,
143 East Ohio street.
The Golden Rule Lodge, No. q, viii
give a grand bail this evening OF Shep-
herds Hail, corner Of Alabama and East
Washington streets.
Banner Temple, No. 81. Pythian Sisters,
viii give a card party and dance Wednes-
day evening at BUsehman'S Hall, Eleventh
street and College avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27

Gas Company today for permission to
turn over 100000 in first consolidated
mortgage per cent bonds to the Citizens
Gas Company The transfer is to be
made under the provision of the lease
Of the property of the former company
to the latter.