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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
AUTO SPRING TONES
ARE NOW in ORDER

sene or gasoline, and thoroughly dried
Similarly, the transmission and the
rear axle housings should be cleaned
thoroughly. Many motorists fill these
units with light oil for winter use
to insure easy flowing at very low
temperatures. For warm weather use
there IS no need to go to the other ex.
IRENE. Thick, heavy oils are not es-
sentiaI. Light oils are best, but if
they are too light, they will leak from
the housings. That is the test: if it
leaks, it's too light. Use an oil just
heavy enough TO prevent leaking
there is no advantage in heavier lub-
ricant.
CLEAN SCREENS.
All screens and strainers, of course,
should be cleaned. They are to be
found in the engine oiling system, in
the vacuum tank, and in the fuel line.
The entire fuel line should be
cleaned out-a simple job when COM
pressed air is used.
Very likely your carburetor was set
for a rich mixture for the cold wealth
err. You'll save gasoline and get bet
ter performance il you have the car
buretor adjusted to give leaner mix
ture. This is best done by service
station experts.
Don't forget your battery. 1t will
need attention oftener when the wealth
er gets warm. Evaporation is slow
in the winter. and rapid in the sum-
mer. Have it inspected now, made
correct, then keep it that way by reg
ular attention.
There are many other things that
might well be done as part Of the
spring cleaning campaign. Those I
have mentioned are essential; adjust
ing breaker points, correcting fan belt
tension, setting spark plugs, and other
additional maintenance work will add
Just so much more TO the efficiency
IF your car and to your pleasure in
driving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
PAIGE ANNOUNCES
2-DOOR BROUGHAM

A two-door brougham on a special
Paige chassis. midway in size and
price between the New-Dsy Jewett and
the recently introduced new line Of
Paiges, has been announced By the
makers Of these two popular cars. the
Paige Detroit Motor Car Company.
represented here BY the Barry Motor
Company.
The new Paige is of 115-incb wheel
base, ten inches shorter than the stanr-
ard Paige line.
The special Paige chassis follows
the practice Of the 12Jinch model
throughout, the differences being in
siez only. The engine. clutch, and
transmission. however, are the same
as those used in the large Paige.
Paige hydraulic four-wheel brakes
are standard equipment
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
LABOR SAVING TIP
FOR TIRE CHANGER

The easiest way to mount a balloon
tire and rim on a wheel is TO insert
the valve stem through the wheel hole
while the wheel is around on one side
instead of at the top. Once the stem
is in the holt, the tire can be lifted
up and on the wheel by simply turn
ing the latter a quarter turn. This
saves actually lifting the tire. The
wheel should not be too high off the
ground. The lower the better for this
stunt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
DODGE MAN TAKES
WILLYS-KHIGHT JOB

OF interest 10 the automUtiye indus
try is the announcement by WHlys-
Overland officials Of the appointment
Of Robert p. Aull 70 q sales eIecu-
tive position in charge Of sales analy-
sig with the Toledo company.
Aull was formerly assistant 20 the
vice president in charge Of sales for
the Dodge Brothers Motor Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

The time of the year is approaching
when men returning home in the even
ing will find their ordinarily restful
homes about as inviting as storage
warehouse - spring housekeeping
time. in short. That should be their
cue to do little spring cleaning on
their own account. giving their auto
mobiles the benefit of an intensive
, check up. This not only greatly bene-
fits the car, but has the added i'd
vantage of offering the man of the
house something to do in that trying
period when his presence in the house
is quite undesired by the women
folk.
Winter is the hardest season of all
for the motor car. It's hard Gu
every unit-carburetor, battery, start
er, generator, engine, tires, brakes,
ETC., carry their heaviest loads in the
season of low temperatures, rough
travelling, long nights and hard usage.
NEED ADJUSTMENTS.
At the end of the winter, an auto
mobile is certain to be improved by
few simple operations that remedy rhe
ming. Some Of the things done to a
car to make it operate effectively in
the winter actually handicap it when
warm weather comes, and the driver
should counterfeit these effects early
in the spring.
Non-freeze solutions of any sort, no
matter how effective, are not so good
for the engine and cooling system as
plain water. Therefore, instead of
merely draining the system and re-
filling with water, the spring ciean-
ing should include q thorough check
up on the entire cooling system. Es-
pccially should the rubber water cou-
ncctions be inspected. Make sure
that the inside of the hose is smooth
and clear, so as not to obstruct the
flow of water. Flabby connections
should be thrown away.
CHANGE THE OIL.
Both the radiator and the cylinder
block should be thoroughly flushed
out, to remove sediment and scale. |
This can best be done with the nose
connections removed, letting the water
flow directly from a hose through the !
and the cylinder block. If
much scale is present, fill the radiator |
with water containing a small quau-
tity Of soda or I've, then running the
engine for q short time TO loosen the
scale and rust. After using this solu-
ton, care must be taken to flush out
the entire system thoroughly with
clear water.
Not only should the engine oil be
changed, but the oil pan should be re-
scraped, cleaned with kero-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
FOUR OPENINGS LEFT
AS BURTON Larry co.
GIVES UP BUSINESS

Agencies for the Oakland. Chal
mers. Hupmobile and the new Pontiac.
which has caused quite a Juror in the
automobile world. are open in San
Antonio as the result Of the closing Of
Burton-Lary Motors company, 90
Broadway. All four cars are very
popular in San Antonio and automo-
bile men are said TO be fighting for
the agencies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
CONTRIBUTES
CAR IMPROVEMENTS

The three Improvements in the new
Marmou chassis. recently announced,
are recognized among the most i'm
portant contributions If the year to
the motor car engineering. They in
cldde double fire ignition and cfficieu.
now Marmun gas intake system,
sclf-lubricafOr.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
MARMON EXECUTIVE
ON TOUR OF WEST

G. NJ. Williams, president Of the
Marmon Motor Car company. In
dianapolis, is on an extended trir
through the West where be will con.
fer with Marmon dealers and business
executives. His route will take him to
Los Angeles. San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle, Spokane. Billings,
Mont, Denver and Chicago.
This is Mr.. williams second jour
ney TO the Pacific coast since he as
sumed the presidency of the In
dianapolis factory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
MAKE HIGH AVERAGE.
WIDE DOORS BIG
FEATURE OF CAR

The folding front seats in the Over
land six sedan are designed to give
unobstructed entrance TO both front
and rear compartments through IN
usually wide doors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
1en Urged to Help Beautify Bexar County Highways
TAKE WEIGHT OFF
TIRES WHEN CAR IDLE

If car is in storage for two
months or more. the weight should
be taken from the tires by jacking
the car up and the air released in
order that the life of the rubber
VIII not unnecessarily be impaired.
Great harm to an inflated tire on
car In storage will occur when the
tire rests on the floor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
CLUBS PLAN
BENEFIT
PARTY
VIII Put Markers on County
Line and Improve
Wayside Park.

An sppeal to all San Antonio wom'
en- to assist in Identifying Bexar coun-
~ roads, ard establishing comfortable
wayside parks. was made late Satur-
day BIZ the Women's Identification
department Of the Old Spanish Trail
and the Women's Auxiliary Of the
Be1ar County Medical association.
through Mrs. F. ". Sorell, chairman
Of the former organization.
The organizations will give r joint
card party at the Gunter ball room
April so. the proceeds To be divided
between the two for road identifying
purposes. They ask that at least 800
San Antonio women attend.
Plan HOUSE.
The women's department Of the Old
Spanish Trail association will spend
their share Of the card party's pro-
ceeds 70 build p caretaker'S house at
the Kiwanis Wayside park on the
BALCONIES creek near the Bexar and
Kendall county line. Ground for the
park was donated by Mrs. John Per
rim and the park was established by
the women's department through the
cooperation of the Kivanis club.
A caretsker is absolutely necessary
there TO keep the park in condition,
Mr.. Sorell declared.
The Auxiliary will use its share Of
the funds 10 complete its work OF
erecting markers at the BeXar and
Kendall line. One marker already has
been completed.
Plans for the markers were drawn
BY Henry Phelps. handspring worn
ut the wayside park was done by
William King. Mrs. Bessie Hankins
has designed the proposed caretaker'S
house. which will be built of field
stone and cedar.
ASK HELP.
1--WE want all San Antonio women
10 help US" Mrs. Sorell declared
Texas is behind in road Identification
work and If We wart tourists 70 come
here we must give them wayside parks
for comfort stations and make OUT
roads beautiful.
I'VE have been working on the so
miles OF the old Spanish Trail be.
tween San Antonio and Boerne for
some time but that is only q start.
All Of our roads must be beautified
We need cooperation Of everyone in
order to do it.
1--WE have another piece Of land II
miles from San Antonio on the Old
Spanish Trail TO Boerne but unless We
get help we cannot make use Of il.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
MAKES
RECORD IN
CHRYSLER
Trip From Detroit to
Abilene Made In Three
Days By Dealer.

OF all Chrysler owners in the coun-
try, it remained for Texas man TO
set long distance touring record,
officials Of the Guaranty Motor COM
pany. local Chrysler distributors, are
aclaiming.
f. VI. Little. Chrysler distributor
at Abilene, is the man.
| He is now at home after n 5000
mile trip from Abilene to Detroit and
return and made the entire trip with
out trouble in his new Chrysler I'm
perial so"
RETURN QUICKER.
According to talk in Auto Row, Mr..
Little decided recently that it was
time he made a trip to the motor CAPT.
tai. so after getting his SOS" and
finding what fast. comfortable cars
they were, he. with his service man.
ager. John Boyd, and their wives,
embarked"
The first day they drove from Abb
lene TO Texarkana. the next from
Texarkana to Blytheville, the third
from Blythevil.e to Effinghsm, ILL.,,
the fourth from Effingham to Day
ton. Ohio, and the fifth from Dayton
to Detroit. On the return trip they
cut the time down to three days.
MAKE HIGH AVERAGE.
On straight roads where there were
few railroad crossing and intersect-
ing highways, they drove between -
and 60 miles an hour and on the
home stretch. coming into Abilene.
polished off the last SIS miles in II
minutes.
While at the factory Mr.. Little ar
ranged for a shipment Of 20 cars of
Chrysler SOS" "7O's," and SOS"
for his spring trade.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

Enthusiastic ownership
creasing at the rate of more
than ten thousand a month
assert that Chrysler $50"
delivers more Of power, sus-
stainedspeed, pliability, fuel
mileage and charm Of
appearance than any other
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
and Now $845

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing its electrifying new low
price.
We are eager to show you
these performance features
which make Chrysler "5s"
the supreme motor car
value of today.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

Gold Seal and Certain.teed Felt Base
Squares. each seamless and absolutely
perfect. AS there are only a limited
quantity of these. early shopping is ad
visable.
--24in. Felt Base Hall Runner. Choice
of two pretty patterns. Priced o.
at' yard
Evening star., 1926-05-31

Fifteen good patterns from which to
choose-every yard perfect, and to be
cut from full rolls A heavy, durable
quality. suitable for kitchen and bath.
rooms. Please bring floor measure
mentS.
-36.in. Felt Base, in wood grain finish.
for an attractive rug border. I.Oc
Special at. yard. ............... >C
Evening star., 1926-05-31
Stone Water
Coolers
39c a Gal.
Stone Butter
Jars, l9c

fSeCOft6sJ
--Two.pound Size
cove ed Jars.
slightly imperfect.
No mail or phone
orders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27

one of the best-known funeral direc-
tors of the city.
The personal, as well as profess
sional, efficiency of Blasengym in
funerals, has won for
him many friends. His establish
ment is one of the highest grade
mortuaries in the city.
Careful study of funerals over
years OF service has given him many
basic principles for properbasic prin-
pies icr proper funeral direction.
Special attention to many little de-
tails M funeral Arrangements is one
Of the things tupon which Blasem-
gymn takes particular pride.
I'VE come into a home at time
when hearts are heavy with the be-
reavement, and are ready to give
considerable attention to every part Of
our work" he declared.
"a mortician is almost a public
servant, being called upon to serve
much as is the minister, to asfsist in
funeral arrangements, look after
those things hiatt our profession re.
quires in this day, and make adj
justments to trying conditions"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
WORLD WAR NURSE
NOW CARES FOR
MENTAL PATIENTS
Irvington Sanitarium Is
Growing HospitaI-In
New Home.

The care of mental and narcotic
and because of this fact, private in
stitutions have been established. The
Irvington Sanitarium, 3547 e. Wash
ington St, which is operated by Mrs.
Minnie Waymire. a former resident
of Irvington. is one of the newest
of such hospitals of the city.
Opened only two and a half years
ago, the present Irvingion SAM
tarium has had a steadily growing
business. 1t was formerly operated
at Mrs. Waymire's home in Irving
ton, but was moved to the present
location. which was formerly the
home of former Mayor Shank.
During the war, Mrs. Waymire,
who had practical training in hospi-
tai work, decided to assist the Gov
ernment in caring for the after
math of the tragedies of camp and
battlefield.
She contracted with the Govern
ment to care for some patients at
her home. The work grew until
she had to obtain larger quarters for
her sanitarium., She obtained the
present quarters, a large beautiful
place, and made extensive improve
ments in the place, which years ago
was the palatial home of John T.
Brush, an Indianapolis capitalist and
millionaire.
Two internes are now on duty at
the sanitaIium. to which a number
of local physicians send their mental
and narcotic patients. A capacity of
sixteen beds has been provided by
Mrs. Waymire. Some operative
cases are handled at the institution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
Silent Today

Central-KLDS, KYW, WBCN,
WCBD, VICES, WHIT, WIS,
VIVID, woo, WOK, WMAQ,
WGN, WLIB, WENR, WHAS,
WQJ.
Eastern - WEBB, WREO,
WGBS, WIFI, WHIP, WBBR,
WGY, WTAG.
Far West-KHJ, KPSN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27

first Cause or God is changeless, al
ways the same as the Bible states
He could not be corporal or ma
terial in the slightest degree. Ar
intelligent creative Cause could not
proceed from or include non
intelligent matter.
God is infinite, that is, entire.y
complete within Himself. And Chris.
tan Science teaches that since He
is within Himself divine, then He in
cludes only that which is divine; di-
vine strength, wisdom, health, hap
piness; all that is good and harmo-
NOUS To gain the faintest under
standing of God as Life, Truth, and
Love. and man ais His perfect ref1ec-
ton, will give to all hope and as
surance.
In Gods Image
"Now, the question is, How may
we nl-rstand man. We need only
tuin to the Bible to learn the truth
about man. In the first chapter Of
Genesis we read, God created man
il, ris own image, in the image OF
God created he HIM; and that God
gave man dominion over all things,
Reasoning from this true basis will
disclose to you, and to all who seek
salvation, that everything proceed
ing from God must be God-like, good,
complete, and perfect.
LET us see what is the correct
view of man. First ofIall. the Bible
declares that God created man in
the image of Himself. Then if man
is created in the hinge and likeness
of God, he ref1ectes all Of Gods
qualities.
God is Mind. Man, then, as Gods
idea or reflection, expresses always.
for God is. infinite, this one Mind.
Then the natural conclusion from
the correct view of man is that he
is spiritual, because he is the reflec
ton of his Father, Mother, Spirit.
Man is intelligent, because the one
Mind, God, is supreme and eternal.
Way of Salvation.
Christian Science, 1.-The way of full
salvation, has come to bring peace.
joy, happiness and success to the
whole world. 1t is the truth that
reveals and makes clear to human
the all-mightiness of
God, that He is infinite, all-inclusive
good, the sole Creator of the uni
verse. Also, it makes clear that
man, made in His image and like
ness. must and does reflect Gods
perfection.
LAS mortals cling steadfastly to
this truth about God and man, the
light of spiritual understanding will
dawn upon human consciousness
and penetrate and destroy the mist
Of materiality, thus revealing to hu-
man apprehension the man of Gods
creating, the glory of Gods perfect
spiritual creation"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27

$3.50 r. M.--KoA-"Book of knowledge. .
hFABm - Gfu n WPAAM7Agricultnral
--Astringosoloists. WJZ-Dance.
WLIT=Vaudeville dance. WMC-Mu.
sic. WMAK-Orchestra WMCA-Or-
chestra. WOO-Orchestra. WOR =
Concert. W0AI-Music WPG-Stu-
dio WRVA--Tenor.
o =. M-KFU0-Address quartet, KNOX
Orchestra, soloists. KMA--Piano re-
cital. KTHS--Scores. staff artists KOA
instrumental music. WCC0-Scandi-
navian ensemble. WCAE-Dance. WEAF
ORCHESTRA; WGR-Lopez Orchestra
organ. WHN--Orchestra WMBC -.
Dance. soloists, WMCA-Orchestra
WOAW--Classical program. WOO -
9:I5 +. M.-KOA-" Scientific Football"
$3.50 L. M.--KOA-Studio. WBAP-lOld-
time fiddlers WHN-Orchestra. wMCA
Orchestra WPG-SfIver Slipper
Club. WRVA-Orehestra
10 r. M.-KFI-Music. xxx - Feature
KGO--Trio. orchestra. KPO-Uda Wal
throp hour. WAHG-Varie pro gra am.
WHN-Music. WSM-Dance. WTAM-
Dance.
10:45 II. M.-wSB-Dance.
IL p. M.--wBAP-Louisville Serenaders.
11:i5 r. M.@WsUI-organ.
IL: i5 Il. M.--WDAF--Nighthaw frolic.
IL Midnight--KFI--Meix Brothers.
KNX-Courtesy program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
COAL BUYING IS
NORMAL--PR|CES
/. MAY RISE SOON
Head of Polar Company
Tells Effect of English
Strike Here

Retail coal buying is normal at
this season of the year, in spite of
some circumstances in the market
which have somewhat upset whole
sale conditions, according to Henry
l.. Dithmer, president of Polar Ice
and fuel Company, 1000 Northwest
ern Ave.
Dithmer pointed out that foreign
shipments of eastern coal, includ-
ing Pocohontas grades, had some
what depleted wholesale stocks and
made such coal scarce in middle wes-
tern centers at this time.
Retail prices are somewhat higher
now on account Of the shortage of
Pocohontas coal, he said.
There is TO telling how long it
will stay that way" said Dithmer.
Because of shipments Of Pocohon-
tas and other seni-smokeless Goals
to England and other European
points, the wholesale markets have
been cut short and that. sort of coal
is scarce at this time.
1.-The shortage and high price Of
Focohontas has been reflected in IN
creased prices on other grades of
coal. The millions of tons of coal
that have been sent out of this coun-
try abroad had an effect upon prices
Of other grades of coal. Prices are
jumping right along.
Local retail buyin this month has
been normal. Buying will increase as
the month advances. Our business
has been good, both in sale OF coal
and in ice. We have had a big Sep
TENDER ice month, so2far, and 1 ex-
pect it will hold up good next month,
too"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27

7 P. -KFNF,,-concert, KDKA = Com
quintet. wy ATUT VI wBz zvcPPrum
% St9di9 WYE wFAF wRSG vest WEE WEI.
WTAM. WWJ, WDAF. WGHr--Qrehes,
ira. WAHG-"On the Riviera" WHAZ
Male quartet. MLII--Theater. WOR
-SeTenaders. WPG-Concert orches-
ira. WRNY-Talk. ensemble WSM =
Bedtime stories, orchestra.
7:15 =. M--WMCA-Music. WIZ - Re-
$50 p. M.@KkDiKA-concert. WRAP =
WcHUJ@songs. comedian i;aS.'' wsGHP &
Famous composers hour; WGHB-Re-
cital WHAZ-Dance soloists. WHO
Orchestra, WJz-West Point program.
7:45 P; MwwBz-Barytone. wcAU -
$500 r. NJ. = KFNF - Poultry talk"
KMOX-Orchestr soloists WADE
Dance WAIU = Studio WANG -
Down on the Farm" WBAIs--Dance.
Wcco. WTIc WRc WHo%Tric solo
ISIS ,WJR-Stgdio. WLIT-Danee;
Dance. WRNY-Dance. WRVA =
Folk Lore" songs. WSB--Agricultural
foundation program. WSuI-Mustc.
WSM-State fair program. WWJ-or-
s.i5 T. M.-wos-Program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
Dancing

7:90-WBAP, WHO.
S:OO-KMOX, VIDAL.
S:30-WJZ, WILT.
9:00--WEAF, WPG.
9:3O-WRVA, WIN.
1O:00-WSM, WTAM.
10:45-WSB.
11:00-WBAP, WHO.
11:45-WDAF. \
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
GOD OF INFINITE
GOOD AVAILABLE
SAYS SPEAKER
Lecturer Gives Facts Con-
corning Founding of
Christian Science.

Interesting facts concerning the
founding Of Christian Science as a
religion were told by Mrs. Melvia e.
Richie of Sewickley, Pa. in a
lecture Sunday afternoon at the
NIurat Theater.
Mrs. Richie is member Of the
board of lectureship of the Mother
Church at Boston, Mass. The lee
TIE was given under auspices of the
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
OF Indianapolis. She was introduced
by Harvey b. Irons.
God the Same
christian Science makes clear
to us that God is "the same yester-
day, and to day, and for ever" 1t
also makes clear to us the avail
ability of this changeless, God who
is infinite good, this first Cause,
who is the maker, sustainer, and
ruler of the universe, forever the
same. bestowing all good upon His
perfect, spiritual creation. If this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
Radio Programs

5:15 p. M.-KDKA - Scores. wGN -
Uncle Walt, dinner music,
$50 Z. M.-WBZ-Capitol Orchestra.
5:55 p. M.-WJZ-Talk by John Ken
nedy.
600 Il. School of the Air
WEAF-Meyer Davis Orchestra. WJR
,T,orchestra; soloists. WJZ-Musie. to
WBZ. WpG-Dinner music. WRC -
Vespers. WTAM-Scores: orchestra.
e;I6 1T T. M.-wcCo-concert orchestra;
$50 +. M.-KMox-organ. wBAL -
Male quartet WEAF--Baritone.. WFAA
Hawaiian music. WGHP-Children =
chat .WMAK-Music. Woo--Sesqui-
centennial program WTIC-Mpsicale.
WyR-Goodwill program. WEAF r
$3.50 i. M.-woAw-orchestra wAIU
Farm talk
$500 2. M.-WAIU-t-Dnner music: scores.
WCX-Ensemble J WEAF-Vocal; re-
cital program. WGHP-Dinner con-
cert. WJZ-Dinner concert. WMAQ-
Organ; orchestra. TTAM-orchestra.
WWJ-Concert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
CLUB COUNCIL TO MEET

A council session Of Pioneer Club
leaders will be held tonight at the
Y. M. c. A. at z. The meeting will
be for those interested in a program
and method of leadership of boys
from II to Is years Of age.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27

AMUSE M ENTS