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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924. 17 SITUATIONS ANTOP. b- Female. CLERICAL position, by lady with three years' experience; some knowledge o( bookkeeping and stenography. Call RAndolph 6764.

R.OgQr BeanHeinie Didn't Come Back to Bat as He Should Have By CHlC JCLCltSOTl WANTED Secretarial -stenographic by experienced stenographer. Address Bo 4490, Star. TYPIST wants general office work; experienced. Call WKbster 6579. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT.

-Aw I KNOW WHO 'SI NopE. neix COME.oM, I ff) JUit OOfrKTA BE I I PSHAW MElWE 5 MOVED Ml I LEFT MY CAR HOT MX wtiNil-r DONT Silftlft SHKllf, CAR-WHY W5AMHIO. SOME MACHINERY IN CAR- MY CAR'S 'SSSffSi? 'JjImAybw? Iq 4mw? he ww- yourcarThenit been in th paint cARSukELJ SzLNt WVviZmx LLj siPrn?" MB parked here shop 3 weeks PASSING OF WILSON MEANS DEMOCRATIC PLANK FOR LEAGUE BROADWAY, 2200 block; furnished, steam heated room, adjoining bath. In private home, to employed people. KEn.

5958. Supporters of Ex-President Strong Enough to Force Convention Action. BY DAVIll IyAWREXCE. WASHINGTON. Feb.

5. The death of Woodrow Wilson will have one Important effect on the political situation ot 1924 It will mean the certain inclusion in the Democratic national platform of a plank declaring for American membership In the League of Nations. There will be enough Wilson men In the Democratic convention to assure the adoption of such a plank. Instead of being regarded as a closed incident the league will be brought into the political discussion by the candidate nominated, in fact the price of support from the Wilson men to any candidate who comes before the convention will be a pledge to uphold the Wilson foreign policies. Liability Becomes Asset.

Four years ago the Wilson stamp was a liability. One of the first signs of disapproval of James M. Cox's acts after his nomination came from those Democrats who thought he should not have visited Wilson or embraced the League of Nations Idea even though he made it 14 SALESMEN WANTED. 12 HELP WANTED- MALB. 12 HELl WANTED MALE.

DEATH NOTICES. HOTEL ENGLISH CHANGES MANAGERS BROADWAY. 1134; near bath, 3. clean, warm room. CENTRAL.

2016; beautiful furnished front room with or without garage. HAr. 3633. DEARBORN, 634 N. attractively furnished room private modern home, east; man and wire or two girls employed; kitchen frivt leges; no other roomers; convenient two car lines.

You should see this room. WF.bster 2781. OflLFORD 4544; beautiful locstlon; nicely furnished room wlf large closet Home privileges; home cooking. Hum. 4468.

KENWOOD, 2323; warm, modern sleeping room in private home. RAndolph 2524. MERIDIAN, 620 Apt. 16; nicely furnished room; steam heat. MERIDIAN, gentleman.

520 Apt. 18; Call MAln S69S. MICHIGAN, 432 E. modern llnrht houss-keeping suite. Desirable locality.

NINETEENTH. J17 K. nice front room, well furnished; Kentlemen preferred. RAndolph 0638. TAIROTT, 2228; nica room, one or two persons; Protestant; home privileges for congenial party.

WASHINGTON. 1218 Apt. 2: furnished steam-heated room, adjoining bath. DRexel 4468. NORTHWEST corner Michigan and Patterson; ten rooms, second floor, steam heat, near Robert Long hospital; very desirable for rooms and valuable for students.

213 Peoples Bank bldg. Lincoln 3845, 81'ITES of two and three rooms, with firivate bath, for four to six people; as ow as 14. SO per person per week. Lorraine hotel. ATTENHURO 631 N.

Merldlsn; very desirable large outside rooms with hot and cold running water; city heat; $6.00 week, up. A GOOD outside room with hot and cold water: every modern convenience; rates 14 and up. fltubblna hotel. FINE, furnished room to gentleman; north of creek. Lincoln 1024.

NK'ELY furnished room for gentleman, private home. RAndolph 2692. a Light Housekeeping. CENTRAL, 1241 two large connecting; front rooms, nicely furnished, modern must be seen to be appreciated. Lincoln 6622.

MERIDIAN 2208; beautiful front room, elegantly furnished, suitable for two. KEn. 8182. ILLINOIS, 820 nicely furnished front rooms for light housekeeping; 1 sleeping rooms. ILLINOIS.

1128 large room for house-keeping; private entrance. Circle 0406. KENTUCKY 601; four rooms, mod-ern; $20. Circle 8138. LOCKERBIE, 632; two front rooms and kitchenette, close In, mod.

Circle 0490. MARKET 51S E. suites of rooms, nicely furnished private entrance; reasonable. MERIDIAN. hardwd 'doors, desirable.

HAr. 2042. rms NOBLE, 110 N. two downstairs furnished rooms; light, heat and gas furnished; a I so upstairs rooms. Circle 2518.

PARK, 1 224; two rooms and kitchenette, with sink; also Vlctrola; $12 per week, PENNSYLVANIA and Eleventh 2 furnished rooms and kitchenette, first floor; mode rn home. Lincoln 8172. TENTH 441 E. 2 furnished housekeeping rooms, modem; one sleeping room. NICELY furnished living and bedroon combined with kitchenette; one small light housekeeping room and one unfurnished light housekeeping room In rear.

441 N. Meridian. BLAKE, 427; four rooms; nicely furnished. Can accommodate three or four adult. Not modern.

Reasonable. Lincoln 3209. BROADWAY, 1134; large front room, running water, good heat. CENTRAL 1 836; two rooms and kitchenette acinar Central, adjoining1 bath; prefer young couple. HAr.

0827. TWO light housekeeping rooms; unfur-nlahed; 3.60 per ee 110 1 N. Seville. TWO front rooms, furnished, upstairs; gas and lights; $4. LQb E.

Tenth. NEWLY furnished front light housekeeping rooms. Private family. 320 E. St.

Clair. Board and Kooms. ILLINOIS, 1732 N. pleasant, 'well-fur nlshed room nice home morning ar.t evening meals; garage If desired. RAn-doluh 4241.

NEW YORK. 4402 Z. room and board for two gentlemen private, modern home. iRvington 1667. BEAUTIFUL Ivory furnished front room, in refined home.

Meals If desired. Close to car line. BElmont 1018. FRONT room; private home; evening meals a garage. KEn.

2U-; LARGE, nicely furn. private horn- eve. meals; gentleman. WAsh. 397.

10 RENTALS. a Houses. CAPITOL 2171 N. seven rooms. 2 60.

Very good house for roomers. Hood condition. J. 8. Cruse MAln 6840.

CAPITOL 2336 N. 6-room half double, modern and garage; 845. RAn-dolph 0692. CONORESS 1030 S-room modern; garage; $60. ELMORE BROS, REALTY 401 City Trust bldg.

Circle 7862. DOUGLASS 105 four rooms, water and toilet Inside; $20 per month. MAln 043 2. GRACELAND 4231; new. strictly modern, hardwood floors throughout, tile floor in kitchen and bath, garage.

WAsh-Ington 0112 or Lincoln 805.. HERBERT 1 205; practically new flve-rcom double, nicely decorated; gas, electric lights, water, toilet, basement, individual front and rear porches; near good school and street car; good location: $22. HUmboldt 2487 or RAnd. 8806. IRVINOTON: 17 Arlington; 8-rooin modern double: newly decorated, hardwood floors; water paid; garage; $56.

IRv. 1027. JULIAN six-room modern dou- bie; gara-ge; M. innngron u.u.. 2315 W.

MORRIS. Ten-room house; reasonable. Kb. 68R9. NOBLE, 730; 4 -room upper duplex, modern heat and water furnished; Protestant preferred.

DRexel 2847. NOWLAND. 2101; flve-room double; modern except furnace; garage; near Tech; east; $26. WEbster 803S. OHIO, 1428 half of modern double, seven rooms; garage.

Call next door. PARK 4771: 8 rooms, garage. 428 E. 49th 6-room, modern. 328 Lav man 6 rooms and den 80.00 27 N.

Walcott, 7 rooms and garage 80.00 2432 Bellefontalne, 6 rooms, garage 2434 Bellefontalne; 6 rooms; bedrooms 65.00 315 30th; 5 rms. 2 bedrms 46.00 Frank S. Clark Co. MAln 8377. 23 E.

Ohio. 909 St. Peter St. Five. room half double; electric lights, city water; 117.

Call INDIANA FTR HI E. Washington PRATT st. 429 six rooms: modern: suitable for roomers. Apply 1001 Msr chants Bank bid. fifHVHMAN'N 2614; house, electric lights.

Kas, well, cistern and Ksrage; $25 a month rnt. B. E. rx-an Ar 646-8 Consolidated bid-. Phone MAln 387.

FT. CLAIR, 428 eight-room brick, modern, only 143. west drive. Woodruff Plare. six-room apartment, 160.

204 Ashland, fine modern duplex, garage, $66. SEARS-HARVEY MAln 554S. 201-202 City Trust bldg. BANfDKI.I. 2150-62-64; 6 rooms; elec-trie light 820.

ST. CLAIR. 1120 E. 8 rooms, modern, $36, Marlon County Stats bank. New Double $50.00 14th.

just west of College; six rooms, modern, and Dunlop Holtegel 122 E. Market For "A-l" Colored Tenant Seven -room modern house at 2055 Capitol $46 per month. J. G. McCullough 101 N.

Delaware. MAln 1701.. 6-ROOM double, semi-modern. Call WEb ster 1936. SIX-room double; city water, gas and else trie lights.

WEbster 9100. A partmenta SHELBY 2509: five-room npper du plex; strictly modern; across from sunken Sardens. Inquire within. Owner, Beech rove 24-J. OARAGE for lease: will accommodate JO to 15 cars.

For information, call B. L. Mlckbarge. MAln 3731, 8-5. DRexel 095, ASHLAND, 1617; upper duplex.

Five rooms, strictly modern. Lincoln 4460. MICHIOAN. 1525 Bvs-room modersj. good heat, plenty hot water, good Janitor service.

WEb. i)881. (Continued on Next Page.) LEGAL NOTICES. cedure for the voluntary dissolution of private corporations and voluntary associations, and declaring; an emergency," approved. March 14, 1913.

And I further certify that such -written consents, statements and papers so filed as aforesaid, show that said company and the officers thereof have compiled with the provisions of said Sect. 1, and that said corporation Is now In process of dissolution. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of tho state nf Indiana at the city of Indianapolis, this 29th day of January. A. D.

1924. SEAL ED JACKSON. Secretary of State. By P. H.

WOLPARD, Deputy. LODGES AND CLUBS. BENIGAS LODOR No. 60S. F.

A. called meeting; Wedneaday afternoon, Feb. 6, at 1 o'clock, to attend funeral of our late brother, Arthur F. Couts. H.

HARRIS, W. M. E. A. LEFWICH, Secretary.

SPECIAL NOTICES. TWO MAGAZINES FOR THIS PRICE OF ONEI Any two of the following; popular tnhg-sines sent postpaid for one year for $2.50, or two years for $4. Additional magazines $1.60 per year each. Motion Picture, Photoplay, Classic, Shadowland. Physical Culture, Beauty, American, Met ropoiimn, ixoou nouaeKenuinij, TU Btory.

True Confessions. Youth's Comnan Ion, Popular Mechanics and Science and Invention. Prices ouoted are for unclaimed (unread) copies returned by newsdealers, but all guaranteed to be In good condition and mailed two weeks be fore the month dated. One year's sub scrlntion to Hearst's International or Cos inopoiltan magazine included, under same conditions, ror ii.ou aaaitionai. fUDiisn era' Circulation Bureau.

305 Clay Pat erson. N. J. Attention mall order deal era; Your circulars (6x8 or smaller) mailed with ours ana witn a. novo peri odicalfl, $2.50 per larger size clrcU' InTfl.

13. Conmlete lint of Demons who re celve your circulars will he furnished you free to enable you to check results. Fold era, cards, blot, also mailed at rea scumble rates. Submit sample for estl mate. Over 12 years successful mall Ins experience.

ENTERTAINMENT fumlnhsd for theaters. clubs, banquets, dances, etc. Also rood orchestras. 415 Hoosevelt Diaer. Btatei Theatrical Exchana-e.

BEN WET1EE. of tho Colonial Barbsr Shop, Is now located at the Lemcke Annex Barber Shop, 446 Consolidated bldff Barber Shops. TOtl ARE NKVBR URGED TO TAKE 1CX TRA WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDL.T BARBER SHOP. Basement K. P.

BIJJU. 9 PERSONALS. AM traveling the state of Indiana in machine. Would like a salesman who 1: working the same territory to travel tn my car and share expenses, circle 48JS 10 1XST AND FOUND. 1OST Purse containing three rinsrs, one a diamond aias ana papers- Hi pay $75 to finder of the above, providing: same is delivered oy person Ti-rjo round purse and deliver the purse wiln every tnins intact, can itAnaoipn sai.

BAY mare, saddle horse loat; weigh In ff 1,000 io i.zuu id. iioerai reward by owner. B. H. 1.06 Brighton Diva.

LOST In Circle theater, Friday evening, purple sllK utnoreiia witn amDer handle. Return to 111 E. Sixteenth Apt. 616, or can jjincain visa, itewara. LOST Fob.

A. A. A. emblem No. 11; bane- ball emblem: name on hack.

Miller. Call MAln 4295. Evenings, HUmboldt 2020. WHITE (rold wrist watch, lost Feb. 2, In theater, or oetwoen tveitn ana 624 E.

Michigan. Call Circle 6460 and receive reward. WRIST WATCH. lost Saturday night, Hrisrntwood or wasninsrion st. cars or Massachusetts and Washington st.

Lincoln 3654. COL.T,IE White. mal. brown markings, collar and tag. circle 369., Lrtween 8-6.

DRexel 2019 after 6 p. m. Reward LADT'8 diamond rlnar. 10 small diamonds. set in double row; tost aoouc a weens ago.

Reward. HArrison 1927. GOLD wrlBt watch, lost at or near Butler college; engraved name; rewara. mv, 3424. POINTER DOG, lost; liver and white Answers to name or "JBOD," itewara Circle 7770.

MALE BOSTON terrier, brass-studded har ness, answers to the name or Mix. uau KEn. 3270. Reward. COLLIE pup lost.

10 a. Friday, near West Pearl st. Liberal reward, uau cir cle 3845. POINTER DOO. lost: liver and white Answers to name of "Bob." Ksward.

Circle 7770. T-OST T.lsrht brown belt to man's over coat, on KrooKsiae car or massacnuseite ana inbw jersey, newara. wuatwr un. LOST Mack, between Bloom In ton and Indianapolis. call 4096.

2021 Proipftct St. Reward. DRexel RING, plain gold; inscribed B. to O. K.

UHexei 1 i zo. newara. 11 MACHINERY AND TOOLS. Universal Grinder LaBlond No. Universal tool and cutter grinder.

Machine shop and garage equipment. WAY.VE MACHINE COMPANY. 934 Fort Wayno ave. MAln 78S3. 5-50-7B-1OO H.

P. DRAGLINE oqulp. No 3 nortnliln irvatorv rrusher. etc. MAln 6788.

Ross Power Equipment Indpls. 12 HTjLl Jgj BARBKR, at once; must be first -cla Edward u. isewmrK, Heymour, ma. BARBER WANTED 70. 1307 BROAD.

Hendersons anop, iNewcasue, ina. CHAUFFEUR, colored; must bs compe tent mechanic and expeimncea driver; good salary for good services; references requirea. AanreHB o. m. mar.

COI-LKfTORS. EXPERIENCED ON MtTHT HAVE CAR OK BICYCLE. AP PLY 134 E. MARKET BT, ROOM 427. COLLECTOR For monthly magazine ac counts; no Dona required, ujz Katyi 4 to 6 p.

m. Mr. Anda. COLOR VARNISHER. First class.

Good wanna, tjteady em ploy .5 I 8 Cap to I ave. General Secretary and Business Manag-er for civic and Industrial sssociation In Indiana county of 30,000 population. See u.i for details. No registration fees. FIDUCIARY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

MAln 6500. 436 Lemcke bldg. MOULDERS, WHITE AND COLORED MACHINE Mrj.N Al'fLY AT ONCE. NO LABOR TROUBLE. LEAVE WITH BOHS.

EDNKSD A NOON, FEB. HTANUARD EMPLOYMENT AGEN CY, 143 8. ILLINOIS HT. PAINTER Good brush hand for wall work. POLK HA.NITAKY MILK CO.

WANTED Presser on Hoffman machine. also understanding huahellng. Call and see 3d field artillery tailor, Fort Harrison. OY with wheel to deliver packages and help In stock room. KEE LOX MFCJ.

315 Empire Life hldg, WHITE man. married, for farm work. Call WAshlngton 00Z4-3. K. Hossan, R.

n. 1, Box 220. WANTED Architect or draftsman, com petent to take cnargs or omce. Jr. O.

Box 68, Muncle, Ind. RESPONSIBLE men for sales work. Com mission 60 per cent, also manager for Marlon county. Call HArrison J900. MAN living on north side to drive truck in country, uive rererenca.

Address BF No. 331 Star. 80 BOYLE Anna age 25 years, beloved daughter of James J. Boyle, of Sullivan, and sister of Mrs. Chester Arthur and Miss Nellie M.

Boyle of Detroit. died at Sunnyside sanitarium Monday, Feb. 4. Funeral notice later. BROWN Mra.

Helen widow ot William J. Brown and mother of Miss Lula A. Brown, died at 9:30 Tueeday, Feb. 6, at her home. 1216 Newman at.

Burial at Newark. O. COUT8 Arthur Franklin, beloved husband of Era Couts and father of Franklin Couts, departed this life Monday, F-b. 4. at 7:50 p.

age 54 years. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 6, at residence. 2421 Adams 2 p. m.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited. HOOVER Mary beloved wife of Andrew Hoover, died Monday, Feb. 4, 8 p. at St, Vincent's hospital.

Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2 p. m. Private at residence, 241 N. Talbott.

Friends mav call at residence Tuesday evening and Wednesday forenoon, Burial Crown Hill. John ae 78 years, passed away, ueo. 4, at his residence, 1041 Market at 10.05 a. m. Funeral serv ices at the Ebenezer Lutheran Churc, Wednesday, 10:30 a.

m. Friends Invited Burial Crown Hill. K1NNKAR Willis died Saurday. Feb. ace 4 years, mineral services at tne home, 3306 Buckle Wednesday, Feb, 6, at 3 p.

m. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery, Funeral and burial strictly private, LAYTUN Nora wife of Jacob A. Lay ton. died Sundav. 11:65 a.

m. Friend! may view remains at Royster Asklns funeral tmrlors. 1902 N. Meridian, arte Monday noon. Funeral Wednesday noon, or inrormauon can umrnonc 8 Mrs.

Martha, wife of Morrii Michael is, mother of Mrs. Byrdie Cohen and Mrs. Esther (Jonover, passed awn ieo. 4, p. at her home.

215 34th st. Funeral Thursday. Feb. 7. p.

at residence. Burial Crown Hill MOTT James Edward, Infant son of Henry E. and Wllma (nee Laube) Mott died at residence, 2311 Shelby, Monday at a. age months today. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.

m. SHE A Mrs. Mattie (nee Maples), beloved wire or carl Shea, daughter of Mr. an Mrs. J.

C. MaDles. mother of RalDh Bade and sister of Mrs. Harry Kuchler, Miss Maples. Mrs.

Alfred Andrews an Omer Maples, passed away at 1:30 p. funeral notice later. WALKKR Captain Oliver (Daddy), age as years, or -ttfiB Brookslde died Saturday. Feb. 2.

1924. Funeral Wednesday 2 p. at the Charles A. Hockensmith cnapei, 7Z4 N. Illinois.

Friends Invited, interment crown Hill. WIESZNIEWSKIJohn, beloved husband of Hulda Wiesznieweki. died Feb. 6, 1924, at a. m.f age vs years.

Funeral xnurs day, Feb. 7, at 2 p. m. at late residenc lu niver ave. frienas invitea.

Crown Hill cemeUry. Burial MILLIAMS Lulah Elizabeth, beloved lit tie daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. L.

Williams. died at Methodist hospital early Tuesday. Feb. 6. age 9 years.

Funeral at Merritt Piace M. B. Church Wednesday, Feb. 6. 9:15 a.

m. Friend: Invited. Burial Carlisle, Thursday anernoon. Tienas may call at residence, n. uaurornia alter 4 p.

'rues- ua. TILIAiS Elisabeth, ace 36 years, be Toved Trlfe of Elza "vVtiiiams. passed itionaay, eo. p. m.

u-neral at residence, corner of Emerson and Thursday, Feb. 7, 2 p. m. Friends Invited. WOOTTKN Ella (nee Sanders), beloved wife or Howard Wootten.

passed away at the late residence, 1232 W. Thirtieth Feb. 4. 1:30 p. m.

Funeral at the above aaaress, eD. p. m. friends inviteu cunai trown mil, WYCOFF Amelia. wife of Robert wycorr and mother of Harold, Lenoy and Francis Wycoff passed away at her home in Southport Monday, Feb.

4. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 7. 10 at Southport Baptist Church. Burial Greenwood ceme tery 3 IN MEMORIAM.

MoHVCiH In fondest memory of'Josle C. Mcriuah. who passed away Feb. 6. 1H95.

Helen Crablll, Beatrice Bailey, Murt era POFPIK In loving- remembrance of Charlie B. Popple, who departed this life one year today. Fen. b. iZ3.

The stars are dimly shining; Upon one lonely grave, Where sleepeth without waking One we loved but could not save. Sweet and peaceful be thy rest, ForRet you we can never. God called thee. He knows best; His will be done forever. From his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mra William G. Popple. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JAMES F. BAILET.

KREGELO BAILEY J23I N. Meridian it. Homelike chapel (or aervlcea. HArrl.on 0511. HArrUon Olil W.

T. BLASENQYM INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKER Prompt Ambulance Calls. "The proof of a service Is the service It renders." PBlL 2048. 1S25 Shelby it. DRu.

117. FINN BROS. Circle lilt. GADD BERT S. 2130 Prospect st.

STewart 2273. George Herrmann Son C20 N. New Jersey. MAln 0H1. Funeral directors to the people of Marlon county since 1881.

Indianapolis Crematory 120 N. Illinois St. MAln 0641. George Qrirastelimer (22 E. Market st.

MAln 0908 The Funeral Home HISEY, TITUS 951 N. Delaware. MAln 2(80. HOCKENSMITIHI Office, MAln 1166. RAndolph 7761.

KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St.

MAln 1154. Ben Davis 832-1. M'NEELY SONS H26 N. Meridian. RAndolph 0560.

DRexM 2661. Parlor. 1223 Union it. J. C.

WILSON. 1230 Prospect it. DRexM 4322. DRexel 0131. 1039 N.

Meridian it. KEn wood SOU. Prompt Ambulance service. FLOniSTS. INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER A PLANT CO.

CENTRAL AVE. AT I4TH ST. We grow cut floweri and pianti. FUNERAL FLOWERS. WAh.

2.61. 89 LEGAL NOTICES. STATE OP INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF STATE Ed Jackson. Secretary of firatR. To all to whom these present! shall come.

Ed Jackson, secretary nf the tat nt Indiana, do hereby certify that the BALMUKAL UULKT COMPANY has this dav filed in the offU-e nf thm secretary of state, the properly slurried, and attested consents, statements and papers required by Sect. 1, of an ant entitled, "An act prescribing the method and pro- The Light of Day March 1, 1924, I am startinj? 25 red-blooded American ho men on the road to hupplnoaa. Those men will own and operate their own ford Pump Trunks. Their averaK dully waa-es will be $14. These men Kt tired of helnjp In slavery, thoy came to me in darkness und In doubt and I showed thorn the light of day.

They will he furnished with plpnty of work nn Ion time Johs. Their families will enjoy and have the luxuries of life that belongs to them. Will you he anions; them If come ntu me today. HilnK your wife, let ua talk it over. See Mr.

Spriog-er, 6436 E. Washington Street. Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock. Experienced painters Apply head painter, Motel Lincoln. BOYS wanted with bicycles; healthful out door worK: tooa pay.

Apply Mr. j-iaspei. 11 N. Merini ilan st. TO AN honest man with a flivver and some good faith money, I could furnish employment and homo; experience necessary.

Addrrfis ItF No. 328. Star. A-l COOK or chef wanted. Good wages.

Apply In person. 1'aiace caru, Newcas tie. Ind. WHITE laborers for out of town. Free transportation.

flood lob. INIiIAN A OLIS LABOR AGENCY. 24 Jackson place. WA NTED-Steady, reliable cake tmker, once. Dougherty's Bakery.

Muncle. Ind. Trucks to Haul Coal Union Ice A Coal Co. 13 INSTRUCTIONS. By the Indianapolis Automobile School (12 N.

Capitol ave. Lincoln 621. Students to Qualify as AutomobEle Mechanics OUR FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPT. Assists students tu secure position which enaDies tnem To Earn While They Learn OPEN DAILY. ALSO MONDAT.

AND FP.JDAY EVES. Pioneer College of Beauty CULTURE We are the only school that gives Its entire attention to teaching; and training Kins ana women ror mis proression. ui-ploma awardod after course is completed. union, fti'i. 22-7-a Odd Fellow bldl.

Circle 21S1 MYRTLE M. DECK. ItL'TH J. KRAU8E Results Tell the Story Fifty per cent of the Indiana candl dates who passed the last Indiana C. P.

A. examination were students or gradu ates or tne international Accountants' ho ciniv. Information on this wonderful training: Is free. Hre Mr. Outwater, LMst.

1047 Consolidated or phone for appointment, urne iw. CIVIL SERVICE Positions now open. Examination an nounced for March 8. Other examination! soon. Write for particulars and prepara tlon.

Panslnff arades suaranteed. In diana Civil Service School, 601 Meridian L-ite Ding inuianapoiis, ina. EARN $15-160 WEEKLY AT HOME. STEADY WOItK, No writing display cards for us; no experience necessary ws Instruct you by correspondent write for particulars and terms. Hbo-Rlte Slirn Hvstem, ijo tino-mia oiaa, uetroit.

Mien. MEN, LEARN BARBERlNQ. This splen dld-Davlnsr trade means Independence Pa sltlons waiting or your own shop. Writs. COLLEGE.

106 Wells. Chlcaro. Beauty Culture Taught IJav. ventn classes. RAINBOW BEAUTY SHOP, HHUr, Suite 201-202 and 16.

Stewart 167 N. Illinois st. ClrcU 0286 MAKE money at home) experience un necessary; we teacn you now ana supply work, no mateer where you live. Write Letrolt Show Card Btudios, 470 1)1 nan Detroit. Mich.

LEARN to nlay the Chrlstensen way. Rag, Jaxx in 20 lessons on nlano. saxophone, tenor banjo, etc. Booklet sent free. Axel Chrlstensen School.

106 Pembroke arcado. Circle 3034. MEN and ladles to learn barber trade. Trl-City Barber College. 610 E.

Washington Indianapolis ind. Circle 07 1 7. MEN to learn vulcanising of automobile tires. 611 Capitol ave. THE I'OROTHY ADAMS COLLEGE OF REALTY CI'LTURE.

410 KAHN BLIV1. Circle 1370. POPULAR PIANO music taught in 20 les sons, beginners and advanced lark Boh School. 10 W. Ohio st.

Circle H328. 14 SALESMAN WANTED. 4 Salesmen Excellent opportunity for four men of clean character and high Ideals, to Join an or van Izh. tlon of high standard, selling Ford cars; location, methods and facilities unsur-panod. Ste Mr.

Johnson, between 5:30 and 6:30 evntngs. Olin-Wilmeth Co. 720-22 N. Meridian. Authorized Ford Dealers.

SALESMAN accustomed to making big money; an aggressive specialty salesman to travel and sell our advertising service: clean, dignified, legitimate and established business; es" lusive territory; commission basis; Ttperlence In our line, while desirable, not. necessary. Telephone, C. F. Bklnner, Ih2iILJLl7JL: PERIEnV'ED salesman, specialty or Insurance.

Definite districts given to handle circulation for nationally known publisher. Position worth 136 per week. Mr. Turk. 1110 Odd Fellow bldg.

Apply after 4 p. m. SALESMAN WANTED Two single men with light cars to Join our sals crew for western half of Indiana; $10 per day and upwards to men who qualify. Se H. H.

Moist, Hotel At-tka, Attica. Ind. SPECIALTY SALESMEN for work in the city and territory; unusually appealing article; unlnu; soiling and rup'at order plan. Ind. Krtss Kros.i Sales, 405 Nat't City Bank bldg.

HIGH-CLASS ADVERTISING SALESMAN to sell city outdoor advertising; must be capable of earning $5,000 per year. Apply Mr. Snider, Room 34, Union Trust hours 9-11 or 3-6. WANTED Traveling salesmen for rugs and floor covering department for Indiana central and Southern Ohio and Went Virginia. Address replies to 8231 Wood-bLno Cincinnati, Ohio.

Salesmen $25 Week Salary and Liberal Commission. Permanent Position in the City. Apply 812 Merchants Bank Bldg. 9 to 3, and Ask for Manager. SALESMEN Due to promotion, the largest concern of its kind in the world has two vacancies in their local sales force.

Men we accept must be willing to work and full of PEP. These posi tions pay $35 per week if you are the man we want. Open week days, 7 :30 to 9 a. 5 to 6:30 p. m.

Room 4, 40A West Ohio st. Out-of-town applicants write. SALESMAN, with or without experience, for sales force; steady work with chance for rapid promotion. Apply Mr. Bennett.

427 People's Bank bldg. SHORT ORDER cook, ington Coffee Shop. Apply Hotel Wash- TRLCK8 AND TEAMSTERS TO HAUL COAL. 4J W. Tenth st.

MAItl IJ2. TWO LABORERS. 26o PER HOUR. 62J7 E. WASHINOTON ST.

Professional and Trade Help Mechanical Draftsman. Tool Maker. Machine Foreman. Machinists. For plant manufacturing elevators, conveyors and farm equipment.

C. H. Schmalz. Addres3 Box 4564, Star. Men Four men above average ability, who can qualify as salesmen, with established orffanUutlon revised conditions make possible exceptional opportunities for advancement to manager position In short time.

Two man needed with rara: liberal compensation. Apfly only 9 a. m. or 4 p. m.

Wednesday. Mr. Evans. Edison Electric Co. 116 E.

Ohio St. YOUNG MAN with bicycle of Ford for col lection work in department store. State age, salary, experience and references. Ad dress BF No. 364, Star.

WANTED DROP FORGE HAMMERMEN, TOOL MAKERS. HEAVY BHEKT METAL DIB MAKERS. HIGHEST WAGES. Apply at one to Mr. Jackson.

Grand hotel, corner S. Illinois and Maryland. Men With Trucks to Haul Coal. 430 Indiana. HAVE a good Star route open in West Indianapolis; if you are a hustler see me between 3 and 5 p.

m. Mon- aay or Tuesday. High school boy preferred. j. Carroll, circulation department.

EARN monev at home you can make tl to ioO weekly in your spare time writing snowcaras. canvasurig. instruct you by our new simple Dlrectograph sys tem, supply you with work and pay you cash a wr-ek. write loctuy for ruii particulars and free booklet. West'Anieu Know Card Service.

26 Colborn Tororrto. Canada. Men With Trucks to Haul Coal. 1405 W. Ray st.

BElmont 5017. Experienced Teamsters to Haul Coal. Nagelson Coal Co. 936 E. Vermont.

1ST CLASS MECHANICS Heavy duty, crank, lathe, Radle) drill. Grid ley, automatic, J. A L. operators, planer hand and inspectors. Permanent employment.

No strike. Board, Constructors, licensed agency. 4 S. Illinois st. EXPERIENCED married man to drive wholesale milk route nne other need aDnlv.

Reference and ability to new business nr-wary BI.HA Kr bft 1835 E. 38th St. No phone calln answered. MIDDLE-AGED couple for poultry farm in Brown county; rooa proposition ror rlicht party. rie Mr.

r. a. tiowara between 10 m. an'i i iio'jii i note or rite to Nashville, It. R.

2. BRIGHT BOY. 13 to 20 yers old, for mailing- nepartment; good salary ahd advancement. EMPLOYERS EMPI-OTMKNT SERVICE, city Trust ridg. KARN 126 weekly, snare time.

wn1n for newspapers, magazines. experience unnecessary, ueiaiis ire. tress ynai-ca te, 2 28 8t. Louis. Mo.

WANTED CylH.dr press feeder. Wages $25. Apply person. tnA ijnjjn i IjI.v ntL aw, CRAWFORD8VILLE, IND. MEN who like to draw and nave unde veloped art xaieni unusual opportunity during spar time.

Address BF No. 637. Star. Experienced Collector 1th wheel. Steady position.

Chance for advancement Address BF No. 329, Star. Saiesmeo Men to Sell Ford Cars. Experienced Salesmen Preferred. See Mr.

Heard. TbcfrarikYlatfiQld COMPANY 6Q5NarAapiiaUra Automobile Salesmen We have openings In our sales department for two hard working salesmen with an exceptionally good proposition for the right man. Bee Mr. Tllvtn. Oakley Overland Sales 1665 S.

Meridian. WANTED -Commission salesman to carry our glove line, this territory: main or side linf. Only experienced glove salesman answer. Gloves, 162 Norwood. Buffalo, N.

Y. AGENTS AND SOLICITORS. TAILORING SALESMEN WANTED. To sell our famous made-to-order suits. Wideawake men are making from $76 to $150 weekly.

We pay larger commission, make bolter clothes than others. Live territory open for district manager. For Information write JOHN C. MASON wholesale custom tailors, 8t02 W. Twenty-third Chicago.

16 HELP WANTED FEMALE. BILL CLERK: experienced: must be rapid typist, good penman, rapid and accurate iccurat position in ngures, leaning personality In downtown wholesale house. EMPLOYERS' EM PI0 YM ENT SERVICB, 1 805 City Trust bldf, DICTAPHONE operator 117.60 Dictaphone operator 20 00 Stenographer 23 00 Blller 11.00 AND EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 60) Roosevelt bldg. HOUSEKEEPER. No objection to boy.

DRexel 4C6C. Stenographer for bank; several years' experience; $110. No registration fee. BROWN EFFICIENCY BUREAU. Suite 306 Guaranty Monument Circle.

STENOGRAPHER -SECRETARY, one with at least three years' experience; manufacturing concern, preferred; salary depends upon ability. EMPLOiEP.S' EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1306 City Trust bldg. STENOGRAPHER, downtown $22.60 HOOBIER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 667 Consolidated bldg. Riley I486.

No registration fee. Offices Waiting. I want three girls at once, for offices paving tulllon for business course. Salary, Helen Bartley Business College, 803-8 Lemrke bldg. Lincoln 8018.

Girl or Woman, who desires to work her way through business college. LEISURE HOUR SHORTHAND HCHOOI Office. 603 Lombard bldg. WHITE girl, to assist with nursing and light duties: must te strong and willing to work. Permanent borne for girl who means business none other need apply.

Call at 3033 N. Illinois. WANTED Ladles maklns: $1 per hour. Give street ana number in answering. Mrs.

Mattie Breeden, Gen. Indianapolis. Ind. LADIES who like to draw and hnve unde veloped art talent, unusual opportunity during spare time. Address Star.

No. BF 637. WANTED White girl, for general house work. In home on Meridian st, near Sixteenth st. Good wages.

German preferred. Address BF No. 366, Star. EARN $26 weekly, spare ttme, writing for newspapers, magazines, fcxp. unnec, details free.

Press Syndicate. 810 St. Loula WANTED Women to do fancy work at nome, materials rurnisned; big pay; send stamped envelope for particulars. Jewel Art Goods Bianco, Okla. WANTED Stenographers, switchboard op erators ana miscellaneous omce workers part or full time; day or evening; pleas ant ana congenial work.

Address witn name and address, AX No. 2788, Star. WANTED Factory workers; part or full time; day or evening; pleasant and congenial work. Apply, with name and ad dress Address AX No. 2737, Star.

ENERGETIC, ambitious lady; position per manent; rename nrm; thorough training. Address BF No. 144. Star. EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL FOR GEN- r.

It A HOrSEWORK. SMALL FAMILY. GOOD WAGES. HUmboldt 8542. UNLIMITED opportunity for several ladlei desiring to enter the business world.

Splen-(lid pay. Address BF No. 149, Star. EXPERIENCED colored maids. Apply Stubblns hotel.

WHITE girl or woman to assist with nouse work; children. A 1 ig 4010. WHITE girl for general housework In home on N. Meridian near Sixteenth. Good wages.

Address BF No. 321. Star. STEADY employment for energetic, ambi tious iaoy; no stenograpny or oookkeep-Ing, Address BP No, 148, Star. EXPERIENCED white woman for general nouse work: no launnry.

rood wages. 4007 Washington blvd. WAshlngton 3720. ATIONA organization wants young women Ind. work; unusual opportunity.

Address BF No. 173, Star. OIRL to feed rullnir machine. Call MAln 2190. EXPERIENCED girls; Sterling cafeteria.

11th and Illinois sts. JGHT colored bus and salad girl; Sterling cafeteria, 11th and Illinois st. a Employment Agencies. BOOKKEEPER, full rharg $20.00 cierk, knowieage or comp tometer or Burroughs calculating machine 1 8.00 Typist, blller; experienced 17.60 8'enographpr 18 00 iso registration ree. oi fiuaranty nidg.

BU8INEH8 MEN'S SERVICE BUREAU. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED. a Male. BT single, eMerly experienced man In good neaitn, 10 ukr care ot iurnace, iawn, garden, cows, chick pns. chore work, on a small suburban place.

A permanent place wanted. Let me know what you have In first letter. A ddresa Box 4521. Star. EXPERIENCED farmer, good habits.

wishes to manage good, well equipped rm. near mm ana polls, on snare basis: references. Address AX No. 2739, Star. PHARMACIST, registered, eighteen years experience; retail and wholesale; city and country; rererences.

Aaareas atar box 4573. COOK, good all-around white chef wants position. Room 66. Men's hotel, 26 Capitol ave. Call MAln 1082.

Female. STENOGRAPHER-CLERK. 19 years old. one year experience single, nign school and business college graduate can as sist on books; avail able for 50, FIDUCIARY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. MAln ebuu.

4Jd juemcke Management of the English hotel passed yesterday from W. T. Riley to Frank C. Williams and Arthur Zink, proprietors of the Williams hotel, Washington street and Senate avenue. The hotel business and furnishings were purchased from Mr.

Riley and a six-year lease on the hotel building was obtained from William E. English, the owner. The entire rental on the lease amounts to $100,000, while the sale of the business and furnishings amounted to it was said. The lease includes the English hotel coffee shop and main dining room on the main floor. Mr.

English will retain his residence suite on the second floor of the bulldlne. The lease was purchased by the Hotel English Company, a new company, of which Mr. Williams Is the president He is also president of the Williams Hotel Company. The English hotel building covers the east half of the English hotel block. The west half is controlled by the Famous Players-Lasky corporation, on a ninety-nine-year lease.

This company is contemplating the erection of a new theater and office build ing on the site. CHICAGO GRAND JURY CALLS C. R. FORBES CHICAGO, Feb. 6.

(Associated Press) A special grand Jury to Investigate the conduct of the veterans' bureau under Director Charles R. Forbes has been summoned to convene tomorrow. John W. Crlm, special assistant to the attorney general, In charge of the prose cution, and four assistants Jn the Fed eral Department of Justice are pre- Darea to present evidence gamerea in the nine months Senate investigation of the bureau to the grand Jury. More than fifty witnesses have been sub poenaed.

The inquiry Is expected to follow closely the lines of the Investigation conducted last year by the special Senate committee headed by Senator Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania. In the committee's report, filed last month, Is charged fraud, corruption and mismanagement in the conduct of the bureau under Forbes. BLOOD SMEAR BY ROAD MAY INDICATE MURDER ANDERSON, Feb. 5. Coroner Heibert and Sheriff Daniels have unued in an Investigation of evidence found on a country road three miles west of here, which indicates that a crime may have been commltteed.

Coroner Heibert says that a splotch nf WnnA twn ffipt wide and eieht feet long was found at the side of the road, indicating that some blood-smeared object, possibly a human body, had been dragged from the side of the road and loaded into an automobile. Other evidence found was a blood-smeared copy of an Anderson newspaper of Jan. 21. The coroner expresses the view that a crime may have been corommea ana tho hndv hauled away and hidden. There are numerous automobile tracks near the place where the bloody discovery was made.

ONE KILLED, THREE HURT, IN CRASH AT MARION MARION, Feb. 6. Herbert Bryan, 30 years old. Is dead, and his wife, their son, Russell, 8 years old, and Miss Cecelia Johns, 18, sister of Mrs. Tii-van.

sr severely Injured, as a result of the automobile in which they were riding being struck and demonsnect to day by an eaatbouna ireism on tho Clover Leaf railroad at a grade crossing in the southern section of the city. Bryan died in a hospital four hours after the accident. His son is still in the hospital suffering with injuries to the stomach and severe bruises, while Mm. Bryan and Miss Johns were able to be taken home. The machine was carried down the track fully 100 feet.

SEEK SECOND YOUTH IN REINERT SLAYING With the arrest of one man in connection with the murder of John Keln-ert. 3917 Bvram avenue, at the Allied Coal andSlaterial Company's plant, 2125 Northwestern avenue, another youtn oe-lleved to be the companion of the first (s being1 Boutrht. While the man in cMistoiiv has not told anything by which he could be connected with the crime, it was said that he haa admitted stealing an automobile. His name will not be divulged' by detectives until he has been more definitely connected with the crime, it was said. TELEPHONE! CLASSIFIED DEPT.

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Ferdinand A. Mueller. 468 K. Washlnston. SOUTH H.

Neller. 101 South Meridian. WEST. B. Withers, 1243 Oliver avenue, fr Brock.

2683 West Mlhls-nn street. Loula W. Carneflx. 1001 River avenue. Albert B.

Isor. 801 West Washington. tRVINGTON. MUford Hargltt, 8422 E. Washington.

FOUNTAIN SOUARE. Frank R- Kreps. 1060 Virginia avenus. brigIitwood. S-hlWe Pharmacy.

3350 fltatfon rtreet. DEATH NOTICES. BEHYMER Mrs. Mary Elisabeth, wife of A. J.

Behymer, died at the home of her daughter, Mra. D. B. Qoldnamer. 622 N.

New JerBey, Apt. 41, Monday. Feb. 4. Funeral and burial at Elwood, Thursday afternoon, Feo.

7. clear he favored reservations, une or the objections entered at San Franslco against the candidacy of William Glbbs McAdoo was that he would inherit all the opposition to Wilson. The "son-iiv law" argument did Impress many delegates. Todav the relationship between Mr, McAdoo and his distinguished father-in-law, and particularly the fact that Mr. Wilson made Mr.

McAdoo secretary of the treasury during the war and also director general of the railroads, may prove an asset to the McAdoo cam paiitn. At the moment, the former secretary of the treasury is the center of dis cuss on because of the statement by L. Doheny. oil maenate. that he hired Mr.

McAdoo and paid him a lrge fee after he lcrt the Wilson administration. Many of those with whom the wish Is father to the thought, consider that the McAdoo candidacy has been killed by that statement. Not so wltn the McAdoo supporters, who feel confident the average American citizen can dlstin guish between a fee given while a pub lic omclal is in a position or responsibility and a fee given for legal services when a former official has gone back to his proression. McAdoo Would Testify. Mr.

McAdoo has asked for a chance to testify and in all probability will have some caustic things to say about his critics who have been so ready to drag him into a controversy in which he feels he had no part. He had no con-nectlon, he insists, with the oil leases giving his legal advice on Mexican mat ters. The incident may prove a boomerang In favor of McAdoo, who always has exhibited a resiliency In politics. Again and again he has seemed to be dls Qualified by one circumstance or an other, but the McAdoo followers have some of the faithful crusading spirit which they gave Woodrow Wilson they will not quit him because of an unverified statement of a man who deserted the Democratic party in 1920 ano coniriDutea to tne tepuDiican campaign fund, and whose leases have been annulled largely through the efforts of Democratic members of the United States Senate. The Teapot Dome scandal has for the moment been crowded off the stage by the halt of public activities Incident to the death of Woodrow Wilson.

Mr. McAdoo is coming here to attend the funeral ceremonies, after which he will before the Senate committee and face his critics as boldly as he has in the past. 7 COLLEGES ENTER DEBATE CONTEST According to an announcement made yesterday afternoon by Prof. Rollo H. Talcott of Butler college, seven Hoosler schools have entered representatives In the annual Intercollegiate oratorical contest, which will be held In the Butler chapel next Friday evening at 8 o'clock.

The winner of this contest will compete In a regional meet and, If successful, will represent Indiana in national competition. In an elimination contest last month, Miss Katherine Bolby. freshman, was selected to represent Butler. She Is the first coed to win the Butler oratorical contest and the only girl who will participate in the state meet. Following are the other speakers and the school which they will represent: Harold D.

Crater, Franklin college; L. M. Ross, Wabash College: Stanley H. Ouyer, Earlham college: W. R.

Amlck, Purdue university; Henry P. Simpson, Evansville college, and Mark Edward Nolan, Notre Dame university. Judges appointed are W. N. Brigance, E.

T. Trueblood, C. H. Scott, Mrs. G.

B. Franklin. W. B. Farrel.

B. A. John son and Rollo Talcott. Prof. W.

L. Richardson of Butler college will preside. The public speaking department of Indiana Central college has completed plans for the first varsity debate of the year, which will be a dual meet with Otterbeln college of Westerville, Feb. T5. The question for debate will not be given to the debaters until twenty-four hours before the debate takes place.

Other debates are scheduled for Feb. 29, March 7 and March 21. Feb. 29 the local team meet Oakland City college. The contests scheduled for March 7 and 21 will be with Valparaiso university, Franklin college, Earlham college and Manchester college.

1 STAY OF EXECUTION SOUGHT FOR SHAW A petition for stay of execution for John Thomas Shaw, colored, who Is In the death cell at the state prison awaiting electrocution April 7 fcr the murder of Mrs. Helen Hager has been filed with the Supreme court by J. K. Brown and W. S.

Henry, colored attorneys, who recently filed with the court an appeal for Shaw from the verdict of the Marlon county Criminal court. Russell B. Harrison and Clyde P. Miller, attorneys, have a petition pending before the court which asks the removal of Brown and Henry from further par ticipation in the case. The motion filed by these attorneys was signed by Shaw at Michigan City.

The petition for stay of execution Is based on the ground that the Supreme court will not have time to review the case before the date set for the death of Shaw. Mr. Harrison said the petition for stay of execution filed by Brown and Henry would not change the plans of Mr. Miller and. himself in conducting the appeal of the Shaw case.

He said he did not consider the petition necessary at this time because there are more than thirty days between now and the date of execution. The Supreme court has set Friday as the date upon which it will hear the petition of Shaw for the discharge of Brown and Henry. STATE BAR ASSOCIATION WILL HONOR LINCOLN The next meeting of the Indianapolis Bar Association, to be held the evening nt Feb. 13 in the new Indianapolis Ath-ltlc Club, will be devoted to discussions of the life and achievements of Abraham IJncoln, whose birthday anniversary will be celebrated the preceding day. Roscoe Klper of Boonvllle, ex-Judge of the Warrick county Circuit court and n.

close student of the life and works of Lincoln, will make the principal address. Albert J. Beverldge, who is writing a life of Lincoln, has tentatively accepted an Invitation to speak. Other students of Lincoln have been Invited to make addresses. The meeting will follow a dinner to be served at 6 o'clock..