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state council inside sentinel, was con-
graduated by the councillor in behalf
of the council. Mrs. Anna Everhart
was the recipient of prize offered by
the State council for bringing in the
largest number of new members.
The mixed drill team and members
of the initiatory staff of officers of
Anacostia Council went to Mount
Rainier, Md, September Is and con
feFred the degrees for Barbara
Frietchie Council on Mrs. Viola VII
kerson and Miss Bessie Adams. The
new State councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd, who recently served Bar
bara Frietchie Council as it's deputy,
and the new State council conductress,
Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs, assisted in the
initiation of the candidates. In be-
half of the members of Barbara
Frietchie Council, the retiring asso-
ciate junior past State councillor, Mrs.
Alice Meuller, presented the national
councillor, Mrs. Faulkner, with silver.
Progressive Council met Friday eve
ming, with the councillor, Isabelle VIII
kerson, presiding. The good of the
order committee and members are
making arrangements for another
penny bazaar to be held in the near
future. At the close of a short busi-
ness session, the council paid Loyalty
Council a fraternal visit.
Good Will Council plans to conduct
a card party in its hall in the near
future.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Mrs. Annie Sullivan, treasurer of
Fl lelity Council by members at her resi-
dence, 222 Q street, September Is. Plans
We're discussed to organize pleasure
club TO be known as the Four-leaf
Glover Club, jr., to meet once month
at one of the members homes. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sui
livan, MIR. and Mrs. Reese. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Eleanor Casaledge,
Miss Francis Casaledge. Mrs. Cora
Jones, Mrs Z. Johnson, Miss Marjorie
Jones, Mrs. NJ. Pezoid, Miss Mary
Wheatley, Mrs. Mary Haas, Mrs.
Mabel Teppitt, Mrs. Vora Berry, Miss
Jennie Bartlett, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs.
Mary c. Johnson and George Upper
man.
ODD FELLOWS.
Eastern Lodge will be officially
visited by Grand Master Lemuel H.
Windsor and his Grand Lodge staff
October in Odd Fellows Temple.
Grand Instructor John H. Wood has
called a meeting of the subordinate
Evening star., 1927-09-25

with regret his transfer to Nokesville
Camp, Nokesville, Va, to which place
he has moved. Nineteen members of
Central and Talbot Camps participated
in the annual fishing trip, held at Her
ring Bay. Plans were outlined for q
class adoption to be held in December.
at which time G. S. Shaw, a member
of Central Camp for IA years and of
the Modern WOodmen for nearly 80
years, will be honored.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
WOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

Brightwood Review announces its
birthday party tomorrow evening, in
honor of those having birthdays
during September.
Washington Review will be the
guest of Columbia during the social
Tuesday evening.
Victory Review announces a bridge
and five hundred party October 10, at
the Chestnut Farms Dairy Auditorium.
Both LibertyUnion and National
Reviews are preparing for bazaars to
be held in the near future. On Novem.
Der 81 LibertyUnion will have
Christmas sale and an interesting
program of music and dancing.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.

Central Camp entertained members
Just returned from vacations. Neigh
Dor Henry P. Clerk gave description
of an automobile trip to Chicago. Nj
agara Falls, and Watkins Glen, N. Y.
Neighbor Paul r. Rhodes severed his
connection with the camp, announcing
Evening star., 1927-09-25

elected deputy grand sire. Montreal.
Canada. was chosen as the next place
of meeting in September, next year.
Esther Lodge win meet tomorrow
evening and the noble grand urges
members who are interested in the
bowling team and would like to join
TO attend.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge will have
their homecoming and roll call
Tuesday evening.
Brightwood Lodge win meet next
Tuesday evening.
The Rebekah anniversary will be
celebrated at the Odd Fellows Tenn.
pie Wednesday evening. A program
will be dancing.
The president of the Ladies' AuXil-
iary, Anne Glossbrenner, announces
the first meeting of the Fall will be
held Saturday evening in Odd Fellows
Temple.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The committee on Halloween cele-
bration and barn dance met Thursday
evening. Grand Chancellor Edgar Z.
Snyder presided.
At a meeting of the ways and means
committee it was decided to hold an
November 10 and ending before Christ
mas.
Deputy Grand Chancellor w. a.
Kimmel, assisted by DR., James Stone
as grand master at arms and Paul
Snyder as grand prelate installed j. a.
Gottsman as master OF eXChequer in
Century Lodge. This lodge
will hold a short session October 3,
after which they will visit Amaranth
Lodge, the event being the grand
visitation
A meeting of Rathbone Temple was
held Friday evening. Mrs. Katherine
Baum reported she would hold card
party Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Lawson's son. Mrs. Lola V.
Marks, grand mistress of records and
correspondence, reported that she had
made reservations at the Henry Hotel
for the representatives and Grand
Temple officers attending the Grand
Temple which is to be held in Mar
tinsville, Va.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock. State Deputy
Charles w. Darr and the officers of the
State council will pay visit to the
council at this meeting.
The knights of Columbus of the
District of Columbia will hold its
annual solemn vesper service at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Sixteenth
street and Park road, October 9.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court District of Columbia held a
meeting at headquarters, COL + street,
Evening star., 1927-09-25
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

The plans of the membership cam
paign committee are progressing In
regard to the parade to be held NO
vember Is. A meeting of the commit
tee will be held October S, at which
time the great chief of records. Her
bert +. Stetser of Philadelphia, Pa,
will be present. Every member of the
committee and every Red Man in this
jurisdiction interested in this parade
is urged to be present at this meeting
The great chiefs of the Great Coun-
ell paid an official visitation to Red
Wing Tribe last Monday evening. An
entertainment was furnished by a
choir selected from the various tribes,
accompanied on the piano by Past
Great Sachem Jaques Heidenheimer
and Great Prophet f. A. Madison.
The annual Fall pilgrimage of Lo-
gan Tribe, assisted by the other tribes
of this reservation, was made to Fred
erick, Md, last Sunday. 1t has been
the custom for several years. each
Fall, to pay a visit to Mr., and Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Councils meeting last Tues
day was attended by delegations from
councils, including Baltimore. Alexan-
dria and Riverdale. Addresses were
made by Past National Councillor
Mossberg, Mrs. Annie Shearer, State
councillor of Maryland Mrs. Cola Du-
val, State councillor of Virginia, and
others. A musical program was rem
dered, followed by refreshmen
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Tuesday. Mrs. Ryan, chairman or the
initiation committee. reported tnat
the bathrooms of the Willard Hotel
had been secured for the initiation
and ban, uet October IS. The names
of 10G candidates were read. MISS
Margaret Keane. vice grand regent,
chairman of the bazaar. announced
the following, in charge or the bazaar
subcon .littees: Ice cream and cake,
Mrs. Fred S. Martin; fancy table, Miss
Anne Doyle: candy, Miss Mary Dowd;
aprons, Miss Anne C. Dunn; lemonade,
Mrs. Neil +. Terry; hope chest, Miss
Agnes Barry; fish pond, Miss Clifford;
bingo, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald; post
cards, Christmas cards, seals and rlo-
hons, Miss Jennie Sims; dancing, MISS
Bess Calnan; supper, Mrs. Lottie Rey'
nolds. The bazaar will be held NO
vember 81 and December l at mead
quarters.
The dressmaking class will open
September %, with Mrs. Edna M.
Lester and Mrs E. NJ. Smith in
charge. Miss Margaret c. Fitzgerald
received a number of names for the
bowling team and would like more
Names may be given in at the once
sol e street, for this and also for the
swimming class,
The court will entertain many visit
ing members who are delegates to the
n. c. c. w. convention at the May
flower Hotel this week. Mrs. Fred 5:
Martin is delegate from the local
court.
Refreshments were served and
musical program rendered, including
numbers by Daniel McGrath, accom-
panied by Miss Weber, and Miss Mel
lie Roman, accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Breen. Miss Lily {. Whitaker
of New Orleans gave a reading. EeV:
Father Francis X. Cavanaugh handled
several problems presented by the
question box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
Business ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Business Opportunities

OLIVER AVE, 1063-1065 splendid bust
ness location. in connection with living
ton for bakery. Price SIS $50 on terms or
Will trade equity for acreage Mr. Wood
Lin 6121, Hum. 1862. R. w. Lewis Co
HARDWARE, store at receivers sale SIS
w. WASH St. Sale Feb. z 10 a. m
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines. papers will help
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley
1922. 127 w. Georgia
l HAVE an electric washer; good condition
with new A-C motor. to swap for Ford.
2206 N. Capitol Call evenings RIA. 6026.
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Apartments for Rent
Business Places for Rent

DESK space in up-to-date office: private
ROOM use of stenographer and tele-
phone. 906 Test Bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04

WE WILL FURNISH the lot in a very
desirable location southeast on city car
line and build you 4 or 5 room bunga-
low: 500 down and balance like rent
We can build cheaper now than this sum-
MGR
CIVIC REALTY CO.. 1876 N. Delaware
Lin. $3.50. Eve, Ken. 4247
EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES
Carpenter, cement brick work. DR.. 0730
BUILDING remodelng. repairs. garages
quick service: reasonable. Web 6S7S-M
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Storage and Transfer

ESTABLISHED 1895.
Packing. hauling and storage. Low
prices on city and overland hauling. Phone
us for estimates
OTTO ]. SUEZ. Main 362S-2353.
Webster 4579-06g9-W.
COAL, feed. transfer and general hauling.
w. e. Rodocker. Wash. 4433.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
In Memorian1 Notices

IN MEMORANDA memory of our dear
son and brother, Theodore r. Pfiefler,
who departed this life eight years ago 70.
day. Feb 4 1919. MOTHER, SISTERS
AND BROTHERS.
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Houses for Rent

MERIDIAN. $40 N; Apt. II; girl to share
modern apartment. Riley 4535. ~
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Automobiles for Sale
BUICK SIX-CYLINDER
BUICK COACH

Good tires good top and. curtains, good
running condition. Win sell for $3.50. Can
arrange terms RILEY 1905.
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Miscellaneous for-Snie

BABY CAB--Lloyd, brown: practically
new: $50 cash. Web. 0297-M.
CANDY and Cracxer-Jack set: complete
outfit cheap. 435 N. Jefferson Ave.
CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, Steers
rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds.
SPRAGUE Elk. % w. Ohio. Main O564.
CASTINGS--Ligbt and medium gray iron,
brass. aluminium; repairs. furnace parts,
etc. satisfaction guaranteed. som Frs
FOUNDRY. 1905 S. Holmes. Bel. 3059
CONCRETE MIXERS-Complete with en-
CINE. sos. Burl Finch. 214 w. Maryland.
DAY BED. Simmons almost new: two
wicker chairs. Wash 307S.
GAS RANGES, used thoroughly over
hauled $40 and up Delivered and con-
nected. Charles Koehring. 1872 Vir. Ave.
pump gym and hot blast
have you? 1924 OLIVE St.
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Special Notices
HelD W0nted-M0Le
Help Wanted Female

NEAT, middle-aged German woman to care
for elderly couple; light housework.
References. Main 1913.
YOUNG ladies interested in vocal work.
45.minute lesson ST 90. Times Box ia:
WANTED girl for general house~ork; So
geek 634 E. Ohio.
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Real Estate for Exchange

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BEECH GROVE, Q lots clear, of incum-
- brance, valued at $1,000; paved street.
Trade for small. cheap acreage. Main
1850. go N Illinois
Greenfield: all level black land, new
bungalow, clear: trade for Indianapolis
property. A. F. ZAINEY. 1872 N. Delaware
TRADE YOUR LOT-As down payment
cottage. BUNGALOW or double. Main 1876.
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Lots FOR Sale
Building and Contracting

5 ACRES Of ground ION shelbyville road.
DReXel 1854. ring 2
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FORD, 1926 model roadster: good condi-
ton: ball tires. lock Will: 500 Ir. O2SI .
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iEYRoLET. 1926 model touring body.

heater, leather upholstering; reduced to-
day to $175; $50 down. STONE CHEW
R0LET CO.. 800 E. New York.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = B era
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