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CLASSIFIED SECTION The Indianapolis Sunday YOUR FUTURE HOME May be advertised in THE STAR today. See Classifications 21 to 24. BUY YOUR USED CAR from the large list advertised in THE STAR today. See Classifications 30 to 34. tar SUNDAY MORXIXG, AUGUST 10, 1925.

CAKD OF THAXK9, II MACHINERY AND TOOLS. FU.NEUAL DIRECTOKS Telephone WANT 1 AD Department The 12 HELP WANTKJi5L Stock Boy A spSercdidT opportunity for. a young mrtan 16 to 18 years of age. Opportunity to develop into something -worth while. AppSy Mr.

Brenner The Fair Store Wask st. it WANTED 40 MILL MACHINE EXPERIENCED IN AUTO BODY WORK. ALSO MEN FOR GLUE ROOM. APPLY IN PERSON OR WRITE. CENTRAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ind.

12 LP MALK WANTED AUTOMOBILE CRANK SHAF NIGHT FOREMAN A D' ASSISTANT FOREMAN FOR CRANK SHAFT DEPARTMENT. MUST HAVE THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF CRANK SHAFT MACHINING AND GRINDING. ONLY THOSE HAVING THIS KNOWLEDGE NEED 'A-PPLY. STATE AGE AND' HERE M-PLOYED AS FOREMAN, 'GIVING REF-ERENCES. ADDRESS AX NO.

4991, STAR. AXNOUMTKMKNT8. Goodness Gracious KEEP your clothing clean and cool this hot summer weather. The price, for cleaning men's suits is only $1.00. Take advantage ot tliis special offer.

Have your suits GREGGORIZED regularly. NOTICE TO WOMEN: All silk and silk crepe dresses are accepted at the owner's risk and silk crepe dresses will not be guaranteed against shrinkage." Gregg S.oo, Inc. Indianapolis jCAJUiOJPjrtLKS CI.ARK We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the sickness and after death of our beloved son, Harold V. Clark. Especially the undertaker, W.

Blasenuym; the minister, the Kev. Mr. Smith; singers, the UeMolay pallbearers, and all for the beautiful flowers, and every one who assisted In any way. Mrs. Clark.

F.MERY We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the Illness and passing of our beloved baby, Glenn Jr. Kspecially do we thank the Kev. Mr. "Welker; the singers; the undertakers, Moore Kirk, and 11 for the beautiful flowers and to all who assisted In any way. Glenn and Mary Cool Kmery.

IIACKKR We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends and neighbors and relatives for their kind assistance and sympathy In' our sad bereavement and Illness of our dear son and brother, Christian Hacker, who passed awav Aug. 6, 1925; also for the manv beautiful flowers and the Rev. K. .1. Qulnn, the singer of the Woodruff riae Baptist Church.

Royster Askin. Brookside Lodge 818, I. O. O. F.

Englewood Lodge, 71 5. F. A. Indianapolis Bankers' Mutual Benefit Association. Mother and Family.

KKENAl'GH We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their deep sympathy and kindness shown to us during the recent illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Thomas 0. Kecn-augh. We also thank the Hev. Father I.vons, and the ltev. Father O'Keefe, Brown and their employee; the Loyal Order of Moose; the pallbearers; the undertakers, Klrby Dinn, for their efficient service, and the Conger family.

We also thank thoae who presented the many beautiful floral offerings. His Wife and Children. KIX)PP We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbors and relatives for their deep sympathy and kindness to us during the recent Illness and death of our beloved husband and father; also thanks to Brother Wise for his consoling words, also the singers and the pallbearers and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. W7alter H.

Klopp and Sons, Mrs. Anna M. Klopp (mother), Herbert and Elmer (brothers). KRl' EGF.K We wish to thank our neighbors and friends and all of those who assisted In any way for the many kindnesses shown us during the Illness and death of our beloved husband and fathPr, Henry Krueger. Wife and Children.

LUiJK3niAL iVEAniNG Tn memory of my beloved husband, Homer Rearing, who departed this life two years ago Aug. 11. Gone, hut. never forgotten. wife, Edna Tjear- HF.I.MS Elir.abelh, In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, who passed' away seven years ago today.

If we could have our dearest wish fulfilled we would ask tor you. S. 8. Helms snd Children. HODDB In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, William H.

Hodde, who passed away one year ago today, Aug. 16, 1624. Thou art gone, dear one; gone beyond the world of tears; But the memory of you will ever linger through the passing yesrs. Wife and Children. KOY8B He stepped without ajid softly closed the door, 'TIs not for us to know the course he We strive to pierce the mystery o'er and o'er While wandering down the paths that forsook.

And lingering yet awhile we hops to know That blue and friendly skies above him bend And whither he has Journeyed we shall go: Without a doubt he was our friend. Mrs. A. Royee. STARR In loving remembrance of Nancy Jane Htarr, who departed this life one year ago today.

She always had a cheerful word, Iter smiles, we see them yet, Her lender love for every one We never shall forget. fThe Isn't gone, she's just awag. Across the golden Her light that shown so bright while here Will shine forevermore. Husband and Daughter. STARR In loving remembrance of Vancy Jane Starr, who departed this life one year ago today Gone, but not rogotten.

Daughter-ln-Irfiw, Grandchildren. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS JAMES F. KREGELO BAILEY 131 N. Meridian at. Homelike chapel for services.

HAr. tUl. HAr. Itzt. V.

T. BLASENGYM Main Office Branch Offlc Bhelhy st. )0(l Indiana EBei, 8870. CIr. tltt.

FINN BROS. SZ FLAKREBS Ml BUCHANAN uueral directors to the pop ef Marlon county sine llil. Indianapolis Crematory 220 N. Illinois st MA. 041.

Berf, S. Gadd lilt Prospect st. BTwi JtTt George Hermann Son tit N. New Jersey. MA.

011, George Grinsteiner ill E. Market tt UA. tQI HENRT r. METKh. TVNEHAL tm.

113 PROSPECT JIO( KRNFMITH offers handsome. rhspel, modern mortuary service, rom-llete; downtown; most generous values; rlesKlnr personal service, Arabulancs service. Office. M4. 1H1.

N. Hit-sols st. Residence. RAn. 77(1.

KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL PFPtfCTOR. 1401 N. Illinois St.

1114. BEL llll-R-U 27 DRexe! 7600 Space Below for Use of Shirley Patrons Main Establishment 944-946 North Illinois St Laum We wish tn thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for courtesies extended us during the illness and death ot our beloved husband and father; also thank the ministers, the Hevs. Bacon unit' Prevo, for their consoling words and all the lodges for their services at the funeral. Mrs. Laum and Family.

Ramsey trnAm Tieis-h- WISH 10 umun n'- hors and all, for sympathy and kindness extended us during the illness and death of my beloved wife, Mrs. Bertha Ramsey, I also desire to thank the Rev. Bosch and singers and every one for the beautiful floral offering's. Mr. George Ramsey and i amuj.

Farrell We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness to us during the illness and death of our lather Michael Farroll, also for tho beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Farrell and Family. Rickes We wish to express our gratitude to all our friends, neighbors, Mrs. Anna Tronsdon.

the Masonic quartet the Rebeccas and liaatern Star for kindness extended and services rendered during the Illness and burial of our beloved and Clyde Rickes. Osting I wish to thank our friends and neighbors, the minister and siiiReis and 1 he A. K. for their sympathy and kind words at tho death of my dear husband. Mrs.

Henry Osting. Kinnaman llmnU fur the ueeirn iu many deeds of kindness and sympathy to our friends, neighbors, this Kev. James Hook and all who contributed an any way during; our recent, bereavement, the death of my beloved husband. Minnie Kinnaman and amily. Fraley We wish to thank our friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness and death of our beloved husband, brother and son, William (.

Fraley. Especially do we thank the boys from the Nash Tailoring Company. Kev. Matson and singers ana all tor the beautiful floral tribute Mra. William C.

Fraley and Family. Barlow thin nnrnrtunitv to thank our relatives, neishbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness ind at the death of husbajd, lather and brother, John F. Barlow. Especially the Indianapolis Fire Department, the Kev Krnest F. Prevo and Bingecs, for their comforting words.

All lor beautiful flowera 1 iuol To urn Harlow and Family. Kercheval nnr T.lnHv'Pfl. friends and neighbors, for their kindness ana sympathy shown us at the death of our beloved husband and brother, Albert Newton Kercheval. Especially the Kev. Gaines and singers of Indianapolis, the Kev.

J. B. Morgan and singers of Grecnsburer, lud.i the I. U. O.

F. lodge and all who con-tiibuted In any way, and all for flowers. Mrs. Marian Aercnvai and Family. Duhamell i.n.,l.

ron I lvi' We WISH 1 iiinnn friends and neighbors for kind m'ss and svmuathv shown during tho (llness and death of' our beloved son. Uti-liaiuell. We also extend our thanks to the Kev. Mayberry an" sinxers. Cleve Duhamell.

Benifiel a.nr.H mil- sincere WW WIOII in thanks to our friends and relatives fur kindness and sympathy extended during our recent sorrow, the death of our beloved husband and son. iiarl Henlflel. Especially do we thank ttie hev ureennuid for his consoling- message' the singers for tha beautiful hymns, the Merchants Heat and boys all who contributed the beauii-lui liowers and thoso who donated the use of llicir cars. The Family. Tolle We wish to thank the friends, relatives, the Rev.

Darles and singers and all who contributed in any way at the death of our beloved husband and father. We also thank the friends and einuloves of the Liiidersniitti Company, for tlie beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Clay Tolle and Family. Dennie i Ia mil rinnilk flnit WS ii relatives for the many kind deeds owing our recent soriow.

Also we are very gratetul to the Rev. Welker tor his kind words at the funeral of our beloved bahv, Victor Archie Dennie. Jessie Dennie and Family. Wright We desire to express our gratitude to our mends, neighbors and relatives for sympathy and kindness extended us during the illness and death of my beloved bahv, Victor Archie Dennie. also wish, to thank the ministers, the Rev.

Dr. Farmer and the Hev. Mr. JUi hl ani all for tlm Jloial oferings. -Mrs.

Alta S. Wright and Daughter. MeNanny' We desire to extinss our sun eie thanka to all the iricnds, for sympathy and kindness shown during; tlie illness and death of our beluvt-u mother, Mrs. earah McNanny. H'e are very grateful to the minister for his cim-soiinsT messages, and to the singers for tike beautiful hymns.

We wish to thaifk every one for the floral offerings. The Family. Kesler We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy extended during the sickness and death of our baby. Blanch Aileen Kesler. Especially do we thank the Hev.

Perlgo and the singrers for their services. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kesler.

Barrett We desire to thank our nisnV rela-fives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us at the death of our husband, father, son and James Frank Barrett. Kspecially the K-m, Rose and singers. of Foreign Wars, Brothers of the F. O. B.

and order nt the Ku Klux Klnn. Mrs. Francps May Barrett and Children. Kliza Phillips," Brothers and Slsteri, 0.IIM i iiain.il. .1.1 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY To 150 II.

P. hniliTS. W. T. complete gout! in.ipei.tloM.

10 II. P-iipi ighl. I 'JO. it 1 1 1 1 in H. P.

A. C. PH. MOTOR, ONLY 13 II. 3 J.ti.

ISO. MACHINERY sold and eichangcil. We pay higlicul pu.s any oiisotct-! ina- f' ACTOR SALVAGE CO. HIM K. Wash.

t. MA. 4500. AC HI SALE" Una 1 P. I.

C. niolur. 10 ft. of line shafting and hanrns. (0 ft.

benching. Woodworking brtichr. Two emery stands. Small sir pump snd tank. 141 S.

Melt ware st. fir. Building- Contractors Fur vcais we have been handling the repair Roik for some of the largest connectors in the slats. We are nie-paied to repair mixers, pavers, hoists, elevators, engines, boilets. trucks.

In fact every tool used in the contracting business. B. G. Machinery Company 420 E. Wash.

MA, 2U7. BOILER TUBlhS. We make a speclslty ot taklnr eut leclng. cleaning sad putting la holler lubes of all sires On account of tht high piles of new tubes we can you considerable monev by pltilog and nestling our old tubes. For furthvr Infot niation and prices sddiess The SINKER-OAVLS Co.

Phones: Llncoin34 1 jj Old. UA JnJMlj COME IN TODAY MANY OTHER OPENINGS some nice off IS0-115 auto exp. full leharge Steno. real opportunity 1100 SYSTEM, INC. 60S Merchants Hank bldg.

TINNERS' TOOLS 10. inch Pextow squaring shear. 4g-lnch steel brake. 10-Inch tinners' rolls. Machine shop and garage equlpmnt WAYNE MACHINE CO.

934 Fort Wayne ave. RI. 4074. ONE Hi IE Komley trudlon steam engine, one Ilusacl scpurntor fully equipped, one liurdsell clover liullcr fully equipped, one steel water tank with pump, fully equipped, price 1750; If Interested act qulcli. price of above outfit Is valued at about double the price we ask for It, Address It.

R. 3. Box 15, Martinsville, Ind. Lumber Mills Our service mon are prepared to handle all of your woodworking machine repair work with speed and proficiency, i Machinery Company Washington. MA.

2137. 185 K. W. A. C.

GENERATOR set. General Electric generator, connected to Erie engine complete with switchboard equipment; 2.10 or 2.300-vnlt: In perfect condition; available for Immediate shipment. Oiildmntth Iron and Supply H. Relchweln. BEI.

lOVO. ROILERS, pumps, eng. hoists, rock crushers, new, used machy. Ross Power Equip. Co.lndpls GNOME air nlsne motor; 165-horse power; new.

WEh. 3584. TWO-CYLINDER hlcvcle motor and rear wheel: cheat). WEb. 3b54.

UNIVERSAL floor sanding machine, with complete set of cables, tools and elentrlo floor-pollshlng machine. WAsh. 3248. I'Z WASTBE MAUL BAKER; call Lin. 12S before 2 P.

m. Hunday. ready for work. BARBER, A-l. 708 Masaachusetrs must be ex pert on shingle dods.

BLACKSMITH, experienced on wagons and truck work; also blacksmith helper. DRex. 2996. BOOKKEEPERS Make to $20 weekly extra. Does not Interfere with your 'position.

No experience required. Kree particulars. Liberty Dept. fl, El 63 N. Clark Chicago, III.

BRICKLAYERS WANTED. Columbia Power Miami Fort, O. $1.1 a day. Address Box 31, North Bend, Ohio. CHIROPRACTOHH earn real money; fifteen patients dally mean an Income of 115 dally or about 1400 per month; manv chiropractors handle to fifty or more patients dallv; get your pencil, figure.

It la their money, they don't turn It over to anv one else: now If you are ambitious and Interested In the study of for twelve or elahtecn months so you. too, i an become a chiropractor; If von wftnt to enrn monev cither before or during lime yott are taklnr voitr training. I have a real, nronoslt ion for you, on a commission basis: write or come In quick; can emplov at least one man to the county. E. K.

Redout. D. 616 LemcUe Indiana polls Ind. DIEMAKERS We need first-class, experienced die-makers for our 'Arvin heater plant at Columbus, Ind. Apply in person or at factory, or call CIr.

6500 for particulars. ENGINEER Concrete $25i Salesman, specially Drawing Acct. Salesmen specialty; Vigo, Wayne and Allen counties. Stenographer, R. 100 P.

and E. Employment Bureau. 503 Rootivelt bids. Finisher and Striper on automobiles. Must be first class, MILLSPAUGII IRISH CORPORATION.

300 S. LaSalle. Furniture Workers A -l trim aw only fir--Han anniy. Jhe Udell Works. A cm I HTs" Experienced lathe and milling machine operators.

Apply only by mail, giving eiperlence and wnges desired. The G. M. Dlehl Machine Works, Wabash, lnd. MANAGER.

We want a trained man, basically a sales manager, with proven record for snccessfullv handling salesmen of lire type 'ailing on retail auto attd general trade, grounded In business principles with vision and Initiative: unlimited opportunity waits for the right man with nationally known, well advertised corpora lion all replies held tn s'ri' t. confidence, Address AX mar. PACKER AND HATER. Experienced. Apply Monday morning.

218 H. Illinois. I'AINTEKH wanted. f5c and CO'" an hr. Coll Sunday.

M6 N. Temple ae. POI.IHMKR to- grind and nollyh vubarilzcr molds. A ON HTE At IKIt CO. PfUNTEIt (iood contt'osltor, capable of assuming home responsibility.

Htate age, whether married or elngle, experience, wages desired, union or nonunion. Permanent lob in Indianapolis. Address HI No. 106, Star. RECEIVING CLERK for ready-to-wear.

i- enccd. Applv Mr. Dessau. SELIG'S. HA1.EHMEN with Kord ars to take In county fai-a; new eelitng proposition.

Apply at 111 E. Mulligan. ftOLH iTops and cinruNiy.Efts make good monev enrolling members national oigenlzatlnn working for modification of Volstead Apnly rational American league, 153 West 42! New York cty, "TriNE cullers wanted: steadv oh; top open shfip. Wolverine fitone Company, T'etrolt, Mich. The FumeraS Home lust whai Th word lmplv A HOMK FOR Jirr hv vry ronenlene for th lropr mr of th dead.

Homllkt iurroundlnTti and iirlrt privacy niaki tii In th ideal pla for tht ftn, obicquleB uf the Then, too. It vHtnlnatPB -onfunlon And of th horn and permit! of much lidfrl reat. IJk many other Inttniata nnd rer-oual luii'hra of our service, thert ta no add It tonal rharce for tha uaa ot our KLNKKAL HOME. HflSEY TITUS MAln 3680. Our Establishment A inodern fnner I esl islnneiit con-alm a itf tnu-h mo if ttiutt he inoitur uii'l ston whirli roiiipuatt its walls.

Yet the building Itseif'is 6ftn an lnd to hone flnrr antl iiioi in: i'HRtf del a htrli make the er ne vt one mortician at and a tun a nut her. Kor i hi i eauon we would he pi fa sed to show ou at your ronvnpiejve how our mebanl al 4'on enicn' ea tilend ith our Ideals and motlcn of serving the public. Union' st. I)Rst. J.

C. Wilson, If J0 Prosptct st. PR, tilt DK. 11U Prompt Ambulance Service Si) LEGAL NOTICES. 1 ne uiniBiMRiiru in of Edward Saurer "of Markle.

will, on the 26th day of August. 1926, at 10 o'clock a offer for sale at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, all of the hardware stock, fixtures and farm Implements of Edward Saurer, located In the town of Markle, Ind. nam nuic and will be held at the Saurer store In said town of Markle, Ind. HUNTINGTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Trustee In bankruptcy of Edward Saurer. Cllne O'Malley, attorneys.

LODGES AXB CLUBS. MASONIC Monument Lodge No. 6.67, F. A. members will please meet at the lodge room at Masonic temple, North and Illinois Tuesday a.

Aug. 18, at i o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother, Past Master Willis W. Wolf, who died Saturday at his lata residence, 46J4 College ave. Rudolph A. Scherer, V.

M. Earl J. Askren, secretary. DOWNS Called meeting of Centre lodge No. 23, F.

and A. Masons. Sunday, 8 p. to attend the funeral services of our late brother, William 'P. Downs.

Master Masons invited. Earl M. Nelson, W. M. Charles B.

secretary. MASONIC Marlon Lodge No. 85, F. and A. M.

Called meeting Tuesday 1 v. tn attend the funeral of Brother Henrv K. Gorham. Visiting brothers Invited. H.

.1. Stomhaugh. secretary: Foss Kchenck. W. POCAHONTAS Chiefs and members of Pocahontas Council No.

350 are to meet at their hall Monday at 12:30 to attend the funeral of their late Brother N. J. Hoffbauer. Bessie Bird, Pocahontas; Bertha Carnagua, K. of R.

HI'ECIAr. NOTICE. V' Try vjerm L0CA1M0NG distant MOVING PERU. IND. 1 THIS TRUCK GOING TO MIAMI, FLA.

Will handle load H. H. goods at reasonable price. Write Turner's Trans fer, Peru, lnd ShiDDlne Household CToods In large or small auantitles ot special freight rates; we will have through cars during the week of Aug. 9 for Tampa.

Miami and Florida points; also Los Angeles fCal.) points; goods from any part of Indiana accented. Call or Wflt8 FIDELITY STORAGE CO. Indianapolis, ina Shipping Automobiles to Los Angeles, Cal. We will have a car for automobiles to Los Angeles. next week; can use one or two more cars; special Inducements.

Call or write FIDELITY" STORAGE CO, Indianapolis. lna: Shipping Autos to Los Angeles We ran use one auto to complete a through car for automobiles to I.os Angeles, Cal. Can give special Inducements: car leaving Aug. 18. Call or FIDELITY STORAGE CO.

IndiatiapolU lnd. Chicken Dinners 2201 E. Washington st. 1347. 1'ERSONALB.

SUITABLE compensation will be paid for Information as to me prMUL wnrm-abouts of J. D. Nysewonder, furniture salesman, formerly of Kansas City, and Albert Lazzari, formerly of Paris, III. Address Monarch Audit 76 W. Monroe Chicago, III.

YOUR own folks away back traced by lifelong Boston expert; D. A. Colonial Dames and Mayflower ancestry looked up. Terms. Box 311, Htougliion, LEASING Monday morning for Florida, have room for one more passenger In Moon touring car.

Call HAr. 3S5U-J for further Information. BEDBUGS, roaches, moths, ants and their eggs exterminated. Guaranteed. No riddance, no pay.

Lin. 2391. THE Lowe Agency, Pensions and government claims. 813 K. of P.

bldg. Phone, MA. 0707. WANTED A driver to drive to Flurida. Call KEn.

I960 or KEn. 4071. PERMANENT WAVING, IS. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Iftv. 2731 ILLINOIS, 3034 N.

good home for elderly people and Invalids. Rates reasonable. RAn. 1175. WILL TAKE two passengers to Miami Tuesday.

IH'm. 10 LOST AND roP LOST 130 IN HILLS In Woolwnrth's 10 ren' store or on Washington st. 15 reward. WKb. 47(r8.

LOST Blue silk umbrella Thursday, Washington. Minnesota or Shelby rat, downtown stores, lunchroom. Keepsake. Call IRv. 0604.

Reward. LOST Automobile trunk rover between town and 1600 north. KEn. 1180. LOST Black and- white Fox terrier, male.

Call HAr. 0508. Reward. LOST Downtown, One-carat diamond ring. Tiffany setting.

Kewarci RAnOSlll; CIGARETTE CASE, engraved "Dell." Lost near Beech Grove. -Reward. DRex. 7547 LARGftl purse lost on Alabama or New Jersey; keep change, and return purse. BEI.

3941. LIBERAL REWARD I'OM FE.MAIJC YELLOW PERSIAN CAT. I.09T JCLY is. HAr, 0156-R. LOST Scottish Rite rlnsr and wedding ring at Marlon county KEn, 2177.

11 SIACJII.N'EP.Y AXD TOOLS. LATHES, drill' presses, grinders, milling machines and planers; machine shop end garage equipment. MACHINE CO. 134 Fort. Wayne ave.

HI, 407S. POWJIIT FOR CASH. SOLD ON TERMS. "A N. Ca pltol.

A 4 3 1 ALLF.N six-foot; riveter. Twenty-fouT-lnch handy shaper. Twetitv-fotjr-inch pound planet, INDIANA METAL AND MAi'HY. SU T. Washington st.

180 H. P. TCBl'LAR BOILER. Butt-strap. Goldsmith Don and Supplv 173S W.

Washington st. BEI U79. MOTORfl. electric; new and need; clee trie wiring snd motor repairing. ME1KH ELECTRIC A MACHINK B.

Meridian st. UA. 131). ndr 1 One time Three times In one week 1J tieven times consecutively. .11 -J" Thirty times consecutively.

11 Contract rates on application, i The Star will receive Death Notices until 1:45 a. m. for week-day Issues and 11 p. m. Saturday for the Sunday Issues Situations wanted Ho per line, cash with order.

Count nv average words to first line, six average words to each succeeding line. An average werd contains five letters. The fltsr will be leeponslble for only one incorrect insertion. SUBSTATIONS. Indianapolis Star want ada may be placed at the following stations at office rates: NORTH.

John Kiehlar, Thirtieth and Central. John Koehler, Thirtieth and Illinois. R. W. Pmlth, 1803 North Senate.

Smith Collier. 27th and College. Carter, Drugglat, 1 B6Y Rooaevelt are. N. H.

Deal, 80th and Elmlra ate. It A T. Noble Pharmacy, Noble and Michigan. Ferd A. Mueller.

459 E. Washington. SOUTH. H. Neller, 102 South Meridian.

WEST. O. B. Withers. 1243 Oliver mve.

F. T. Brock. 25S3 West Michigan at. Lonls W.

Carneflx, 1001 Klvar ave. Albert B. Izor, 601 West Washington. IKVINQTON. Mllford Hargltt, 542! K.

Washington sL BRIGHT WOOD. Behaller's Pharmacy. 8S50 Ststlon a. DEATH. KOTICBS.

BElKE-Charles, beloved husband of Wllbelmlna Beuke, paseed away Thursday. 1:45 a. age 67 years. Funera services at the residence, 8615 Orchard 2 p. ni.K and Zlon Kvan-g'ellcal Church, corner North and New Jersey, 2:30.

Burial Cumberland, lnd. -Friend invited. CAVF Mrs. Mary (nee Stamml. died at :45 o.

m. Aug. 15. 1925, 1MB N. Ta-' i-oma ave.

Funeral notice later. DOWNS W. beloved husband of J.ena A. Downs, passed away at 11 p. Auk.

14, age 69 years. Funeral service at the residence, 431 N. Illinois Apt. Sunday, 3 p. m.

Friends In- vltsd. Zanesvtlle 0.) papers, please copy. DCFFY Louise, aV years, mother oH the late William f. uuny, aieu il m. residence of her daughter-in-law, 613 N.

Jefferson Friday, Aug. 14. u-neral Monday, 17, at the residence at 8:30 a. m. Services at St.

Philip Church at 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. Please omit Mowers.

JTAHEKTV died Friday, Aug. 14 at 5:05 o'clock, at his late residence in Brookside park. Ha was born in Dublin, Feb. 2, 1S52. His wife, May Green Flaherty, survives him.

Funeral Mondav, 8 a. at residence, and services 9 a. m. at St. Francis de Bales.

Io liowers. TLA KKTY Edwarc. died Friday, Aug. 14, at 5:05 o'clock at Ilia late residence in Brookside park. The widow.

May Orcen Flaherty, Hurvlvea him. Funeral Mondav, 8 a. at residence, and services 9 a. m. at St.

Francis de Sales. No flowers. UOKIIAM Henry age 77 years, nassod away Auk. 15. Funeral services nt residence.

1020 N. Olney. Tuesday 2 n. in. Friends invited.

Burial Crown Hill. (iORHAM Henry age' 77. passed awuv Aug. 15 at the residence. 1020 N.

Olney st. Funeral notice later. HA11N Mrs. Mary, died at the home of her son, John L. Hahn, 1806 Union Aug.

15, at p. m. Notice of fu-neral later. hlANKIN'S Anthony representative of the Price Flavoring Extract Company for forty years, and member of the Scottish Rite, passed away at the Methodist hospital Friday evening. u-neral services at THE FUNERAL HOME, Hlsey Titus, 951 N.

Delaware Sunday, 2:30 p. In charge of the Scottish Kite. Remains will be taken to Columbus, for interment. JfOrKBAl'ER Nicholas husband of Sarah E. Hoffbauer, passed away at his late home, 12th.

Beech Grove. Friends may view body after 3 p. m. Sunday. Funeral at Heath Memorial Church.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. HOFFBAUKR Nicholas husband of Sarah Hoffbauer, passed sway nt his late home, 69 Twelfth Beech Grove. Friends may view body after 1 i. m.

Sunday. Funeral at Heath Memorial Church, Windsor and Commerce ave. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. IRWIN Elizabeth beloved mother of Eugene," Walter and Carle Irwin, passed away Friday at 8:10 p.

age 68 years. Funeral at family residence, 325 N. Liberty Monday, at 8:30 a. m. Services at St.

Joseph's Church at a. m. Friends invited. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery. KEMPER Elmer beloved husband of Anna Belle Kemper, father of lidlth Gore Kemper, departed this life Aug.

13 at 3:30 p. age 7 year Funeral Sunday, Aug. 16, at residence, 1417 Tuxedo 6 p. m. Burial Mon-.

day, Bellefontaine, I.AMB Walter age1 36 years, passed away Aug. 12 1 1 Kieckeuridge. Ty Friends may call at the Flanner Buchanan mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening. Funeral services at residence of parents, Mr. and- Mrs.

T. G. 1-amb, 20 N. Illinois Monday, 3 p. m.

Friends Invited. Burial- Crown Hill. PIKE Daniel ajre 70 years, beloved husband of Jennie A. Pike and father of Ernest Pike, and Mrs. Lena- Mclaughlin and Urban Pike, passed away Friday, Aug.

14, at lli-JO p. m. Funeral at ths residence, 19 N. Kilter Monday, Aujr. 17, at, 2 p.

m. Friends Invited, Burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at residence after ffl a. Monday. JtOTH Paullrte.

widow of Jacob and mother of Ioulea Buck, Anna Richardson. Rose Breedlove and George Koh, parsed away Aug. 15.. age 7 years. Funeral st the residence of her-daughter, Anna Richardson, in Msywood, Monday, 2 p.

m. Burial Friends Invited. SRETEHAX beloved father of Leona, Helen and Margaret Hheehan, departed this life at residence, 2Sn N. Denny Aug. 15.

4 a. age 69 years. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 18, I a. St.

Francis De Kales Church, 22d and Avondale place. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. TTHOMPSOX David beloved husband or Mary M. Thompson, paused away st his home In1 Edgewood Aug.

15, 2:30 p. m. Funeral notice Inter. WINTER Mary Keyes, wife of Ferdinand Winter, died in Whitetield, N. Aug.

11. Funeral at the residence. 1321 N. Meridian on Monday, Aug. 17, at 10:30 m.

WOLF Willis ate 45, beloved husband of Gleela Wollf, father of Wilms Mae, son of Mr. arid Mis. p. Wolf of IJanvllle. one brother.

Herhert also of Danville, and one sister, Mrs. Ernest Balsley of Crawfordsvllle; 1 passed away Aug. 15 at irnldence, 41134 College. 'Funeral' 10 a. Tuesday, Friends Invited.

8 CARD OF THANKS. BARLOW We desire to fliank our friends and relatives for their kindness and sympsthy shown ua during the ill-: ness and death of our beloved husband and father, John 8. Barlow; we especially thank Chief O'Brien and the Indianapolis Are department, the Police and Flremens band, the pallbearers, tha Pj Mr. Prevo and singers, and Shirley undertakers, and also for the beautiful floral offerings. John 8.

Barlow and Family. PII.fJF.S We wish to thank 'the mnny friends and neighbors for their deep sympathy and kindness during the re-cent illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Jacob Dllgs, and for the many floral offerings; also wish tn thank the Rev. Mr. Hassel for his kind, consoling words: Mr. Landgrebe his singing: the Springdale Mutual Sick Benefit Society and Grlnstelner undertakers, for theld kind and rnVlent service.

Mrs. Anna Dilges and Family. MEN wanted to operate following machines: Warner Swazey turret lathe operators, lathe hands, drill press operators, low swing lathe operators, external grinders, internal grinders, tool grinder, vertical turret lathe operators, turret lathe operators, set-up men (gear cutter), radial drill operators, bench moldors, vertical boring mill operators, machine repair man, inspectors, set-up men on general work, lay-out men and Potter Johnson operators. See B. D.

Gillespie, at Grand hotel Friday, Sat urday, bunday and Monday, 9-11 a. 2-4 p. 7-9 p. or write Advance Humely La Porte, Ind. Young Man About 22 years of age with experience in cast department work.

Mufet be able to assume responsibility. Good personality. Unlimited opportunity. Moderate salary to start, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. 209 W.

South st. I First-Class Ding Man on Finished Bodies. Nordyke Marmon Co. Kentucky ave. and Morris st.

EXPERIENCED LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAYER Must bn thoroughly experience Jn both hranchn of work end hn capfinle of nppratinr nil automobile APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. PETTIS DRY GOODS MAN with or without exprlBn- la taking oriisrn to aiwlst manager In city and out of town, ponltlon will pay J25 a wpk and up according to nroriurtlon. Inquire at Room 427 Peeol.a Bank 1)1 dp. I -I dpvotes entire time to teaphins; and traininp; beauty operators. It Is no side line with us.

Inquire before you enroll. CIr. 21616262. 2d fl. Odd Fellow bldg.

Earn Bit- lIoar. Beauty Culture "Taught New Easy Way" tit Tuition J3I. Tree Clime. Diplomas Awarded. MME.

GRAII. Century hide IK Voll are ovur 21 years of aye, ot good cliatai ter. have (trade hool du-ation or hettpr, naturally analytlral, arnbltlouH to become an accountant, and fully realize th aliaoluta noc8lty of tratrrlnfr to secure ue In any ven. ture. then, the loial manager of a nationally known organization of ac- countanti wltben to meet you.

In reply, give age, education, experience, ami phone number. AddreM Box 123, 8tar. BE A PLUMBER Big demand; fine wages, day an4 nl'ht nefiPiona; quick, thorough, practical tralnlnt. Write for detail. Amai-Ing offer.

KANSAS CITY SCHOOL 01" PLUMBING, Tronat Kinni Mo. Bernhart Beauty School Kntlre heaijty cullnre rnnrje taught. PerniHnont waving aoi elertrolvsig in-Hurled. 2.1 N. 1'ennjj Ivania at.

LIiu 2i40. EARN HID to I2S0 monthly, expenaci paid, a rnliway traffic Inepector; position guaranteed after completion of 1 'niontii home atudy course or money refunded; excellent opportunities. Writs for free booklet K-360. Htami. Business Training Buffalo, N.

Y. I. EARN bricklaying In school run by Jon building contractors. No apprenttrweru.r or age limit. CJood demand wiir graduutes.

Quallflea you to worn anywhere. Awoclated Building Kmplovers, I. -505, A bldg. Grand P.aplds, Mich. Instruction In permanent waving.

Olive Street Hair Store 1138 Olive st. DRex. INSTHLt'TlON In permanent saving. Nestle l.anoll system. I.

a. mil Beauty Sliuppe. 312 Kieage bldg. P.I. 6177.

MKN and women; tine opportunity aboard ocean liners. Good pay. Experience unnecessary. Send self-addressed, envelope for Hat. Box 30-F, Mt.

Vernon. N. Y. CLKKK9 make 5 to J20 weekly extra; does not Interfere with your position: no experience reaulred; free particulars Liberty L'ent. C.

M. 5153 N. Chlcago.lll. MEN wanting V. 3.

mall jobs, monthly. Steady. Experience or correspondence course unnecessary. Write Bradford, 112 N. 60th Phlla-delphla, Pa.

MEN wanting forest ranger, railwsy mall clerk and other government positions, write for particulars. Mokane, Tt-fiH, Iienver, Col. BE A DETECTIVE; J51-J100 weekly; travel over world; experience unnecessary. American Petectlve Agency, 91t Cnlumbls, St. Lotila.

fTrEM'eN, BRAKEMEN, beginners, 15ft; later, $2fcl monthly (which pnsl- Write Railway, AX 3924, Star, i (Continued on next pag.) CWFMl W'MVf TEACHER WANTED. PEE It A St 'N FIRST Pee advertisement under rlasslflrailnn 14. If you are seeking a position for fall rite or see me at nm e. KKASONKK TEACHERS' AIIENCY, 904 National city bankj Wash Man Wust be first-class. Sterling laundry.

Itlngimi Pin. It EMTiElT mm NEWSPAPER If you want to lenrn advertising and newspaper work and ate between the of 10 and 21 years you can secure an appointment by phoning to Mr. Morgan, MAin 4mio. High school graduates preferred. Moderate salary to start.

Do not apply without appointment. First-Class Automobile Draftsman on Detail and Layout Work. Nordyke Marmon Co. Kentucky Ave. and Morris st.

WANTED-Boy living near 16th and ftoqsev'elt to carry Star route. Applicant must be boy that is going to high slchool this winter. Must come well rec6m-menclecl and be a hustler. Apply circulation dept. Star at 2 p.

or call WEb. 4716 after 6 p. m. Ask for Mr. Hedge.

Detail Draftsman on automobile bodies. Millspaugh Irish Corp. 300 S. LaSalle. MANY OTHIyR OPENINGS exc.

oppt $130 Abstract man, able to draft some J125-II50 Salesman calling on garages i Salesman, groc. spec llfiOandexp. 3 salesmen, varied lines 180-1110 Clerk, garage will also do sorse repair work 15 Gen. ledger clerk, etp $110 SYSTEM, INC. 608 Merchants Itunk bldg.

Positions Open Salesman, flt-e take clmrge of sterling sals" H(I Ssleman, staple line, Indiana territory; must be high-grade and experienced; e)tp. and 17a Draftsman, exp. in motors preferred 176 Stenographer, some for advertising splendid opportunity for bright vnurig man 110 Brown Efficiency Bureau Suits $16 Guaranty bldg. DISTRIBUTION MAN College a 4-tiate under 25; genera knowledge of l.nlted States and how to thoroughly and qulck- MitxtMNno MALE 1 Jiixn'tr i ly cover; must be orresponuent no traveling; salary open i-'IDL'CI A EMI'. IIUREAU, 4 T16 l.enicke.

AT ONCE, 0 salesmen Willi Ford cars. Halary and couttiiisalou In accordun'S with your experience, ability and appearance, i EOl'TH CAR AND TRACTOR CO. Authorized l'otd Dealers, 20.10 Wash. MEN Ars you anxious lo better your present position? if you have had a common education and not afraid to work, ambitious and looking for lob with a future, 1 have something that may Interest you. Call Mr.

Breneman. 1140 If ume-Mansur or telephone iiiv. tvoi aiter p. m. RELIAHI.E man in every town and city to distribute, free samples, advertising matter, etc.

No selling. Experience unnecessary. Outdoor worK Average pay per day. Write kly for contract, 'Supcrvlslor Hansen, 5103 N. Clark Chicago, I fl: KrtREI'JN KMf'UiYMET.

Young men under Its wanting positions in South or Central Atnctha or Europe with oil or pa' king otilpft riles. write at otice, Enrtdgn Employment Bureau, I', ii. Dox 3fi, Klrvew Hiatlon. Detroit, Mich. MAN 1ti each town to plate suto pns, reflectors.

baTh fixtures, silver mirrors, reflnlsh beds, chandeliers by new method; $10 dally; no capital or expert erne required: outfits furnished; write toda. Ounmctal H( ohl, Decs tut. III. CAPABLE man, sport or full time for special work as local representative. Selling expesjenoe not but Right man tan easily make an hour.

Write today to Liberty nmpsny, urpt, tlaiK Chicago, III. WANTED tlood ratliosd tie makers: Plenty of work and good timber. Kee us at 315 Tra' tlon srnl Terminal Indianapolis, lnd. I ownsend Ik Eree-inati Co. TAIl.tilt end bnelflnien: nierlencd In alterations on nien'K i-lotliing.

Htsady wotker. llefeirices required. Htate salary desired and alt In first letter, Ad-dress BI No, '02, War. PANTS enlcstniin and ft.n'kktff per, as sistant to manager. expi'tlen'Vd.

(live references, salary expeed jnd state all in first letter Addiffss BJ No. S(7, If Star. WANTED- A nist-olass meat cutler, or an all-around man: state experience and wages expected. Mueller's Meat Market, Connersvllls, Ind. GOOD single mechanic to Tun garage end filling station mi national bfirhway outside of Indianapolis.

Call Lin. 6063. fEI.ECTF:IC ate 65c. hour Poy, tr1Btlng experience week Ilouwniaii and 'nok $15 week Rctd Industrial Pervlre, 336 I.enr ke. HAT aleman with al tuiinwing.

Fx-perlenr-ed. State salstv references and a'l In first letter. HE No ana. Star. OOnn pay S'surerl; rtipld ndancem.n; to live wire specialty salesmen fftlflran-teerl.

flee Mr. Krnnkel, 1 1 7 Broadway. I to 1 7 to 9 p. m. GENT'S furnishings ialesman with local following: experienced, Htate salary er peeted: references end all in first letter.

Address PE Star. NATIONALLY known concern requires the services of two high-grade correspondents, prefer-, ably experienced in handling customers' complaints and adjustments. State past salaries, experience, age, etc. Address BH No. 482, Star.

WANTRD Thu man want 1 l)ft ween 25 nnd 45, preferably miirrlprt, ha perhapn wmkd his fully sold Aomttiii.K, (RUpIn, dniiA nr nlinltHr wuik nv hwii 1Hdrrwhln 1ikIUIp; he linn i Ktitl'llity, Hnibftlon ltd pnnr by, hut ih ft nover yt in work. We ran offpr tlmrouRh raining and Hn nppoftunlty fnr lartf with an adtHiiiiitn mul Rrnwing liu (mm to a man of thin lypf- AppliratlonB rIvIiir full in-f'nniatiun will bo promptly ron-ftldrTPd. Addrpftii 1,. it, Hr-W, 1013-35 Meyr-Klor liuiik bldg. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED CARD WPJTER One who is used to getting out a lot of work.

Apply superintendent's office, seventh floor. THE WM. II. BLOCK CO. Ford Saflesmcm I tr three salesmen, married mn with ran prfforrfd; plenty of prospecu for mon willing lo work.

Bee ilr. BarIberWarmiock Co. Ill E. Washington. EXPERIENCED MOLDERS ON AUTO P.ODIF& APPLY 9 MILLSPAUGII IRISH CORPORATION.

I'OSITinM A well known orrsnlzstlnn, tis-tlnnslly silvertlsert, selllnn to KIkIi- business men only, has vacancy this rtlstrlrt for sn ftufated mail with business experlenre siul shIpr Appllf'ant must he 2 to 40 years of site and accustomed to Interviewing executives. Every assistance will be extended and opportunities are unlimited. If vou feel you tan qualify, phone I). B. McDonald at Hotel Lincoln, Tuesday, Auk.

for an appointment. HIOIJ. ORKKTINO CsFtPft. fipars time representatives to obtain orders personal Clirlstrnas cards, ran Increase Income with weekly payment. Orders obtainable, Ins; AiiKUSt.

free If applies. Hon satisfactory. Artistic I'ubllshnif Company, 115 H. i'earborn ChifHKo. Local reptcsentathes in other towns also re(jillrel.

DISTRICT manager havlnd specialty sales force. Hupervlss sale silk lingerie direct to consumer. Liberal commissions. An Interest In tbe company will be liven to those who qualify. No Investment.

Princess Knlttlnit Mills, I'oquo-nock, Conn. Have a Ileal Proposition for a Few Men who re experienced In closlnc contracts for county riithts. Merchandle sells on sight. A DA MS PALKH 12 N. Oriental st.

VOl Kf man, neat sppesrnnce, well sr. nualntpd In city. Sslaiy snd commission. Innd opportunity for ndvance-inenr Haldwin Piano Monument circle. Yot'Nfl MKN, Jll-He per week paid while tralnltir.

for radio and tcleRraphy. Professions with hl future; 50-t3d0 per month. ciisranteed sfter train-ln(t. See Poynter. S05 Lombard 2t'i K.

Washington li-7 tn. Young Men who like to draw and have undeveloped talent: chance to make money durlns snare time. Address BR Box No. "il. Star.

EXCKLLKNT pav, permanent connection awaits, salesmen of good personality stile to sell advertising. Kxperlence desirable but not essential. AddreeSi Jill No. 44, Htar. WANTKn compositor; union.

Ail-dreas Iteview I'lf-ss. Craw foi dsville, giving exiel ience, nages wanted nnd when you will he able to (ait work. ClvTIIIN'S SALKSMAN. experienced, with local follow Ins: one who can as-slst In buylns; state salary expecleil, references and all In dm letter. Address III JOX Star, WANTED An experienced sioc.

salesman; one who owns a panel body truck preferred, all after 4:30 p. m. (:. Trester, 1011 N. Clale.

YOL'NO man for general office work; some experience on books necessary. Pacific ftutual Door Company, 336 W. M'Cartv st. WANTKD Second cook, male or female; experienced: also elderly nian for porter work. 621 N.

TKN MKN, expetlenced in moving: 'heavy machinery and rigging work, f'apltol Transfer S2S B. Wasbltigton. MKN: voune: neatlv drpssed; for boune lo house sales work: salary according to ability, 907 Peonies liankj'ldg. KXPKHIKNCEP dalrv hand, single, white; $to and bnsrd. Ceorgs VA rlsht.

Piione New Augusta Tnl. WANTKD. Woodworking machinists. 202 Kentucky ave. EXPERIENCED tinner's helper.

C'nme prepared to work. S446 E. Washington. pciYfl Make 4ftc hour In spars Ims. Knsv outdoor work.

Talacs Mfg. Toledo, O. A.