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Phone Your Want -Dial 3-2111 -THE DES MOINES REGISTER--THE NEWSPAPER IOWA DEPENDS UPON. Saturday Morning, March 5, 1932. Society Club And News Travel Plans Are Made by Persons Here TANY of the persons who go away frequently on short trips must be planning to stay home this weekend. Perhaps, this isn't the best of weather for traveling or perhaps they're saving up for future sojourns. Reports of several trips that are being planned the end of the month have come to our ears.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Call Dickinson and son, Dicky, 1245 Thirty-ninth are planning to leave the middie of the month for Washington, D. where Mr.

Dickinson will go on business. Mrs. Dickinson and son will visit for six weeks with her parents, Gen. and Mrs. Roderick Carmichael.

Mr. and Mrs. William Black will leave the end of the month for a motor trip to the east. They will stop in Chicago, Detroit and New York: where they will visit friends relatives. They plan Citya to be gone about two months.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Leland returned Friday night from a two weeks', stay in Wichita, Kan. Julian Brody returned Friday from a business trip to Omaha.

Mrs. W. H. Rust of Glidden will arrive Monday to attend the D. A.

R. convention here and be the guest for a week of W. airs. R. Armstrong, 2617 Kingman blvd.

Mr. Rust will join his wife here next weekend. Mrs. Armis planning a bridge and luncheon party for her guest next Thursday. Mitchell Charnley of Ames 18 the weekend guest of Mr.

and Mrs. William P. Black. Mrs. Russell Forty-first from a two Walker with her Mrs.

W. L. Rankin, 1510 returned weeks' visit in parents, Mr. and Stunkard. A group of Des Moines women, the Mesdames Alfred S.

Ambler, Russel L. Rankin and Carl O. Vigren will go to Ames today to attend the Society of Mayflower Descendants meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis B. Schmidt.

Mrs. Mahala T. Hudson, 1330 Fourteenth is confined at the S. B. A.

hospital in Topeka, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cairns left Friday night by motor to spend the weekend in St. Joseph, with Mrs.

Cairns' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Balderson, formerly of Des Moines.

John Lovejoy will motor to Grinnell Sunday to meet his mother, Mrs. J. E. Lovejoy, and accompany her back to Des Moines. John A.

Hanna, who has been spending the winter in Oakland, will leave Monday to return to his home near Ankeny. Mrs. H. A. Poley IngerBoll apartments is visiting her sister in Minneapolis.

Miss Blanche Wingate is ill at her homo, 3924 Ingersoll ave. Mrs. Harry Lang and Mrs. Sylvia Robertson of Sioux City, Mrs. Edith Smith of Jefferson and Mrs.

Asa Jones of Charter Oak spent Friday in Des Moines where they attended the funeral of Mrs. John W. Burgett. Paul Olson, Everett Schultz and 'Albert Robertson, members of Delta Zeta Chi fraternity at Drake university, left Thursday to spend the weekend in Milaca, Minn. Miss Hazel Brown is visiting her parents in Emmetsburg.

Huglin Recovers In Ohio; To Take New Job April 1 Andrew J. Huglin, who has been in a critical condition in a Toledo, hospital is out of danger and will be able to assume his duties April 1 as vice president of the Diamond National bank at Pittsburgh, according to word received here. Mr. Huglin, who was formerly a vice president of the Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust was en route to Pittsburgh to assume his new position when he was stricken with internal hemorrhages caused by an ulcer. Duncan to Be Editor Of Ames Publication (The Register's Iowa News AMES, Joseph Duncan of Lineville, junior in technical journalisri at Iowa State college, has been appointed editor of the Iowa Agriculturist, student agricultural by publication magazine's at Iowa publication board.

State college, Duncan succeeds George Strayer of Hudson. Benjamin Pomeroy of St. Paul was elected business manager, Wilder Fay of Waterman, advertising manager, and Benn Nelson of Adel circulation manager. Heads Mothers Group s. Charles J.

Dutton was elected president of the Delta Zeta Chi Mother's club at a meeting held recently at the chapter house, 1103 Twentysecond st. Other officers are Mrs. Thurman Collins, vice president, and Mrs. John Elewall, treasurer. Majority of Hostesses Are Observing Lenten Season THE lenten season is being felt I among party-goers and partygivers.

Very few affairs are being given and those that continue to be very small and informal in nature. This evening, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmidt will be hosts at an informal dinner party their home on Grand avenue. "Sixteen guests will share in the courtesy.

Mrs. Don Cleveland was hostess Friday afternoon at an informal party in honor of her cousin, Miss Edwina Galusha who has just returned from Porto Rico where she has been teaching. A few intimate friends of the honored guest were included in the courtesy. Miss Elizabeth Foster Will Have Tea Today Miss Elizabeth Foster will entertain at a tea this afternoon in her home, 4240 Lowell drive, for a group of her friends. Those who have been invited are Mrs.

Richard Nesbitt and the Misses Ruth Morgan, Dorothea and Diane Davis, Louise Anderson, Mary Jean Elder, Dorothy Harvey, Betty Haskins, Kathleen Hyde, Hortense Kauffman, Ruth Ann Magarian, Margaret Miller, Frances Ewing, Virginia Tesdell, Peggee Bennett, Virginia Pahl, Ruth Junkins, Fern Mackey, Dorothy Orriny, Jane Palmer, Grace Milizabeth Ungles, Ogden, Helen Doris Towne, Hoff, Mary Evalyn Campbell, Ruth Frances Jackson and Miriam Mefferd. Also the Misses Valetta Scott, Margaret Morgan, Byrd dell a Braught, Frances Crawford, Mary Jo McCall, Annabelle Snuggins, Peggy Hippee, Billy Davis, Dorothy Day, Louise Duro, Beatrice Wharton, Mary Jane Crangle, Josephine Donica, Harriet Rist-1 vedt, Mary Jane Gould, Carolyn Norton, Jane Alexander, Helen Brandt, Katherine Beckman, Mary Dole, Adele Langworthy, Margaret Duff, Jane McFarland, Jane. Crosby, Barbara Brand, Helen Garret, Catherine Bowler, June Braun, Edna Stansell, Mary Jean West and Ruth Norton. G. W.

Norton Is Honored at Party Employes of the Postal Telegraph office gave a surprise pot luck supper Friday evening at the home of E. A. Newman, 3729 Rollins in honor of G. W. Norton who has been pensioned after 32 years of service.

Those who attended the affair were the Mesdames Lewis Boger, G. W. Norton and J. D. Hughes and the Misses Zora Stilwell, Josephine Griggs, Alcia, Ross, Lena Comito, Marguerite Maxwell, Ruth Mussell and Esther Carlson and the Messrs.

P. H. McGuire, S. W. Swinford, Robert Schmacker, Ralph Bittick, Walter Sells, J.

D. Van Dyke and Ralph Terry and the Messrs. and Mesdames E. A. Newman, C.

S. Schmacker and D. V. Pearlman. Negro Poet-Lecturer Says 'Blues' Negro Folk Songs Langston Hughes in Address at the Y.

W. C. A. Langston Hughes, widely known Negro poet, novelist and lecturer, Friday night brought to a Des Moines audience the whimsical humor and touching pathos of his race. Appearing at the Y.

W. C. A. under auspices of the organization's committee on Colored work, Mr. Hughes gave a clear picture of his life thus far as reflected in his poetry, which he read.

WINTERSET DRY CLUBS PLANNED Hamlin to Organize Allied Forces. Extending work of the Allied Prohibition, George Hamlin, executive secretary of the Iowa Christian Endeavor union, will go to Winterset, Sunday night to speak at a union meeting of churches there. He will organize both allied citizens and allied youth forces there. Daniel Poling and his group of dry leaders will return to Iowa the last week of April to campaign, he announced. The prohibition speakers appeared in Des Moines several weeks ago.

They are touring the country. On their return they will speak in Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Ames, Iowa City, Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown. Des Moines Police Hunt Missing Man Police were asked Friday night to search for James Kochheiser, a 26, of 3901 East Twenty-eighth who disappeared shortly after 8 p. m. Friday from a garage at the rear of 1315 Capitol where he had been staying with friends.

His friends told police he had been unemployed. REFUNDS ISSUE OF ROAD BONDS Junction Cuts Interest Rate. Road bonds totaling $13,000, issued by Valley Junction in 1923 for improving the highway between Des Moines and Valley Junction, were refunded Friday. The refunding bonds bear 5 per cent interest as compared to the former bonds on which 6 per cent was paid. The result is a saving of $130 a year to Valley Junction.

The 6 per cent bonds, held by five residents of Valley Junction, do not mature for several years, but an agreement was reached between the municipality and bondholders by the terms of which the bond exchange was made at par. The new bonds, which City Treasurer F. D. Hadden delivered Friday, are optional bonds and may be retired whenever the municipality desires. Hearing Opens For 3 Held On Entering Charge Hearing for three youths on breaking and entering charges was opened Friday in municipal court.

Fred Rainwater, 20, 2237 East Walnut Clarence Thomas, 22, 12832 20, Logan 2936 East and Walnut Clarence Car- are charged with breaking and entering a restaurant at 2402 East Grand Feb. 20. After presentation of testimony for the prosecution and a part of the defense, the hearing was continued until this morning. Liquor Agents Arrest Three, Seize Alcohol Three persons were held Friday night after the city liquor squad raided a restaurant at 914 Hull operated by Mrs. E.

A. McSherry, 44, of 3010 East Seventh st. and seized a quart of alcohol. Those held were Mrs. McSherry, A.

F. Carlson, 63, of 3109 East Ninth and Ollie Price, 35, of 1205 Eighth st. Carlson and Miss Price were arrested several days ago in connection with theft reported, at the Carlson pharmacy, 844 Hull operated by T. W. Carlson.

Kazora Pleads Not Guilty. Frank Kazora of Chicago, In pleaded not guilty to a larceny charge when arraigned Friday in municipal court. He was held on $1,000 bond for hearing March 11. Deaths Deaths DEATHS and funeral notices of not more than five lines. $2.00 a day.

Each additional line. 40c. On week days, these tices will appear in both morning and evening editions. FARLOW-Funeral service for Sewell Farlow. of Ft.

Pierre, South Dakota, father of Sam Farlow. of Ankeny, will be held Saturday, 2 p. from Greenwood church 5 miles southeast of Ankeny. Lillv's service. KEMP--Funeral services for Albert D.

Kemp of Clive, Iowa. will be held at Dunn's Funeral Home Saturday afternoon at 3:30. Interment at Glendale, -Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Roth of Kellogg. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Breed. will be held at Dhnn's Funeral home Monday morning at 10:30, Dr.

Charles S. Medbury officiating, FUNERAL HOMES. E. Carl White FUNERAL HOME. Our distinctive service costs no more LOST AND FOUND BROOCH lost, Sunday, 28th.

Drake district. Round silver, monogram J. R. heirloom. Reward.

Phone 5-6967. DOG lost, black Spitz, name "Niggle." Reward. Call 6-6846. 1915 York st. PIN.

garnet star and lost Thursday afternoon. Reward. 5-8934. WRIST watch, lady's, lost Monday on Valley Jet. car.

Rew. 2955 Dubuque. 6-4217. WRIST watch lost--Lady's Bulova. White gold case.

Call 5-1143. Rew. 560 IN BILLS, lost downtown. Reward. Phone 3-9079.

REWARD for information of location of these people, or these cars. Stolen Car 1932 Plymouth blue sedan. License 73- 4060. Motor No. P.

A. 2807. Stolen Mar. from 525 5th Des Moines. WRITE -WIRE-PHONE.

State Auto Ins. Assn. Phone 4-6296. Ins. Exch.

Bldg. NOTICES. 6 not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. J. W.

Wassan. 1433 Lyon. BE POPULAR. LEARN BALLET dancing. 10 to class, 4 lessons.

$1. 6-5651. LEARN to dance correctly. $10. Private.

Limited time only. 12 yrs, exper. 3-8882. Entertainment A IN GA PLA-LAN BALLROOM Where Des Moines Dances. Farewell Appearance of DAN MURPHY AND HIS MUSICAL SKIPPERS.

Men 15c. Ladtes 25c. Friday night. CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT Pla-Lan Ballroom Where Des Moines Dances Philbricks Old Golden Orchestra Men. 50c.

Ladies. 25c. DANCE at and THE BARN. 1017 Men 35c. Walnut LADIES FREE Sat.

50c. Tuesday Thursday, Ladies tree. PERSONALS CARL Sat of Younkers 2nd floor shoe repair shop now with Mr. Waliers.edt. Watrous.

Fine hand shoe repair. Moving Low sured. rates. 3-2832. Good P.

H. service. Sink. OVERNIGHT motor freight service to KanSAS City Bruce Transfer co. 111 5th 4-4101 MOVING, large van.

Call for lowest rates on local, Ins. Wilson's. PATIENTS. elderly people cared for in nurses home. $10 to $15 wk.

5-6102 REDUCE by sure and harmless method Write Mme. Clarke, 206 Kraft Bids sulphur. vapor. Swedish massace. Reclining 1192 9th.

3-8015, Rose Green Moving 5 rms, dist. 30c furniture, mi. 4-5594. insured $7. SPIRELLA corsets made to order.

Miss F. Widmann. Dist. Mer. 5-2815.

Agents wtd DRESSMAKING. suits. coats. remodeling 680 18th st 4-5993. MARRIED man wants moving and hauling of all kinds.

Everything ins. 6-4030. TREATMENTS by licensed osteopath. Call for appointment 4-5507. PERSONALS Beautiful 8x12 Drawing of Your Portrait ON A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.

Send any 'good photo of head and shoulders, and a beautiful black and white sketch. suitable for framing. will be sent you. Drawings made. by an experienced arti Pay postman only $4.75 and a few cents postage on delivery.

Iowa Art Studios, BOx 189. Des Moines, Iowa. An Ideal Gift for Mother's Day Want Ad Counter Sunday Open FOR the convenience of patrons Want Ads may be brought to the counter of telephoned to the office 'until a Sundae night Return Trips Wanted From the following points to Moines and vicinity: St. Louis. Chicaso, Omaha.

Minneapolis and Kansas City. White Line Transfer Fifth Ave, Phone 4-6255. Lamps--Latest Creations goods. gift Must items. sell because of stock lease All.

termi- new just half the cost price. Upstairs. 725 Grand. J. L.

Knight Co. Inc. "The Colfax Sanitarium COLFAX. IOWA. Successful treatment of rheumatism, neuritis, kidney and bowel infection.

Your health is first. Rates the lowest. Write. FIRST home AID or needed. a If general you "fixing refinish floors, for paint, hang paper, trim shrubs.

cement drives or do any of hundreds of Jobs for spring. tell readers of your service here. Call Miss Baker at 3-2111. DES MOINES OLDEST CLEANER quality. plus service.

BARNES CLEANER. 1122 Grand. Ph. 4-0464. 19th Cottage Grove.

Ph. 4-4259. Delivery Service. INDIVIDUALS- Both readers and tisers are urged to exercise caution in ranging automobile transportations with other individuals. References should be carefully investigated.

HOME washing costs 60c plus. 20 lbs. wet wash at Economy Laundry, $1.00. Can you afford 4 hours' drudgery for 40c? 3-6166. Ladies Makeover Hat Shop, 526 Flynn New hats made to order, Hats cleaned, remodeled and reshaped.

MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE. Blue Line STORAGE CO. 4-8151.

3RD ELM. ROUGH DRY service. Ph. 4-5193. 10c lb.

Model Laundry. 514 3rd recommend customers us. RED BALL TRANSIT CO. National long distance movers Cut rates to all mints. Also local.

4-5440 LAUNDRY special till March R. 20 ibs. damp, Ph. wash 75c. truck washed Federal clean Laundry.

soft 6-6295. waMoving across continent. the street BRUCE or across TRANSFER the AND STORAGE 111 5th Ave. 4-4101. BUSINESS SCHOOL.

Shorthand in 30 supplies. lessons. All business Dickinson's Secretarial School. 4th Flynn Bldg. CLOCK HOSPITAL.

Let clock ambulance call for your sick clock. Slayton Jewelry Co. 5-1455. $1 Called CLOCK OR WATCH cid. 20 3-0332.

yrs. exp. for and delivered. DISTILLED WATER AND REVERAGES Distilled many water, allments, recommended For sample for call Pancele Water co. 5-0306, FURRIFRA.

FURS -Jacquettes from your old fur coat. 3724 S. 13th. 4-6559 MAKE Mneller your coat into a jacquctte. Call Shon 9th 6-3885 HAT CLEANING.

P. SHOE REPAIR HAT CLEANING. Locust will olean and finish your hat like new for 50c. 2 for 75c. Shines now 5c.

HFMSTITCHING. -Cotton he uD: silk 1c up: buttons pleating Mail orders. stitchine. 203 Frankel Bldg 2nd fl 4-8611 HEMSTITCHING AND ALTERATIONS. Cotton 5c silk 7c Style shop.

303 Frankel Bid- 4-8434 HEMSTITCHING AND ALTERATIONS. Cotton 5c. Bilk 7c. 5-0882; 1128 24th. OPTOMETRIST.

EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. UNEMPLOYED MEN AND WOMEN by 1.000 need credit. I give it. EYE TEST FREE Lenses changed free for 5 years Lew Arntz 326 Fleming Bldg 3-6811 PAINTING. reduction prices.

Geo. F. Roth 7-0519. PAPERHANGING. PAPERHANGING.

Painting. 1112 New papers. New prices. H. J.

Pond. 26th. 5-7177. PATENT ATTORNEYS. TALBERT M.

DICK Personal service. No consultation charges. 4-9416. 1215 60. Surety Des Moines.

BAIR, FREEMAN SINCLAIR. 803 Equitable Des Moines. ORWIG HAUGE. Crocker Bldg. Des Moines.

4-7628. ROOFERS. Leaky Roofs Repaired Special March proposition. Roofingin- co. 800 Keo way.

Phone 3-1886. ROOF leaks stopped or no pay! 3-2814. Nichols Roofing Paving Co. TRAVEL BY BUS. DES MOINES- ET BUS CO.

Depot at 5th and Grand. Leaves D. M. Leaves Winterset. 7:30 a.

m. 9:00 m. m. 3:00 p. m.

5:15 p. m. Saturday only, leaves D. 11 p. m.

SPECIAL TRIPS CALL 705 4th st. Ph. 3-1991. WINDOW SHADE SERVICE. SHADES made to order, 40c up.

Cleaning. Reversing. 15c. 217 finiv. 3-5812.

Beauty Parlors SPECIAL This month. 58 Fredric Vita Tonic Permanent Wave $5 Ada's Beauty Shop, Hotel Savery 4-2023 Open evenings THE best new perm. wave obtainable. Spiral or croqu. by E.

J. Niffinegger personally. E. 14th. Thompson.

6-3217. OPENING permanents. 2 for $3 Shampoo and fingerwave, 35c. Franklin Beauty Shop. 5th Locust.

4-4532 491 NTH. PRIMP BEAUTY SHOP. 3-0226. SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK. PERMANENT waves.

$5, two for $9. Only genuine materials used. Margaret Rolf. 214 Davidson 3-4933 RYLAND waves: Regular Eugene Fredetc. by Mr.

Newell personally, 3-2234. MISS SEYMOUR'S $7 PERMANENTS NOW FOR $3 OPEN EVENINGS. 4-2021. pushup wave. $2.50.

imm. Croquienole. 3-2224 6-2430. Cos. On.

eve. SPECIAL 510 perm. $3.98. $7 perm. $2.49.

Genuine materials. 515 6th ave. 4-8025. FRED. Comb.

$5: 2 for $8. Fing. 30c. Helen's Shoppe, 514 E. Loc.

3-4526. SPECIAL GUAR. $2.50. Helen Kooker, 1121: 20th st. 5-8004 PERM.

$2.50 push up wave, ringiet ends. Teresa Johnson. Open eves. 4-3552 BEAUTY SCHOOLS. 7-B Exclusive RUDEMAR all Iowa.

THOMPSON'S LEAD. MOTHERS FOLLOW. A Nationally Known System. Permanents Test $2.50, Curls $4, $5. Taken.

All 15 Rudemar Facial Treatments at combination prices. Try our Correcto Treatment for Pimples and Blackheads. SCHOOL OF Thompson's BEAUTY CULTURE. Strand Theater Des M. Fh.

4-1414. A Permanent Waves $2. $3.50 AND $4 50. TRY OUR 25C FINGER WAVES. Class room Haircut and Marcel Free.

Free Hair Dyeing and Correction Tuesday. WRITE. NOW SCHOOL FREE OF BEAUTY CATALOG. IOWA CULTURE. Over Kresge's 5s and 10c Store.

617 Walnut. Phone 4-9825. Mme. Kennedy's School of Beauty Culture. FOR 30 YEARS A LEADER.

Permanent waves $2. Tests taken. Finger wave. 25c: shampoo. 25c: manicure 350.

822 Walnnt Write for catalog. 4-0818. BEAUTY EQUIPMENT. FACIAL CHAIR- Koken, latest modernistic. Only $55 It's a beauty, See it today.

Peck 909 Locust. Frequent Dependable Local Service For the short business of pleasure stip travel by bus. Frequent schedales to nearby points. and four daily trans-continental schedules. make this form of travel popular and economical.

ECONOMICAL BUS RATES S. Los Francisco Angeles $36.50 36.50 Seattle Spokane Chicago 8.00 N. York 27.75 NEW UNION BUS DEPOT UNION 5th and Grand Ave. STAGES INTERSTATE TRANSIT LINES NORTH WESTERN The Overland Route PHONE 4-3188 BEAUTY PARLORS. 1-A NOTICE- Call Mr.

Iverson for appointment, 5-9111 3215 Forest. EMPLOYMENT MEN WANTED. MAN OF HIGH CALIBER PERSONALS large, long established. Iowa company has opening for a young man who is an capable of handling 8 proposition that 15 now netting around $2.500 per year. Opportunity to increase earnings according to his own, ability, The man that is chosen to fill this opening will be under 35 years of Age.

aggressive. and have sufficient executive get ability results. to direct Sales the efforts experience would be of others and helpful. He must be in 8 position make a cash deposit of at least $1.000 upon which interest will be paid. If you can qualify and are interested.

write fully about yourself. your experience for past five years and other qualifications to: J-497. Register and Tribune SALESMEN. 9-A Men Accustomed To Success Des Moines. Position furnishes steady employment and good pay.

Farm experience desired. Write. giving during past five years. Write experience ister and Tribune. TWO men to sell Hotels, Garages, Stations, Restaurants, etc.

for national organization. 30 years old. Heaviest advertising campaign ever put into Iowa. Bund required. Salary and contmission.

Sell yourself in application. Write Y-608. Register and Tribune. HIGH class salesman. Experienced in securities or insurance.

Attractive listed issues. Future opportunity. Liberal concessions. Give full particulars in first letter. L.

L. Harr Co. 515 Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids. la. SALESMEN wanted for fast selling line direct to dealers.

Only men with selling experience and good record need apply. For appointment phone 5-0229. MEN according for city to sales force, Permanent; pay abillty. Mr. Ramsey, Elliott Hotel.

6-7 p. m. SALESMAN wanted. Sells to druggists and able to buy supplies. See Dvorak Foster hotel Sunday only.

Help Wanted--Educational. 9-D RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. Steady work. Men 18-35. Commence $158.00 month.

Paid vacations. Experience unnecessary. Common education sufficient. Full particulars with sample coaching FREE. Apply today sure.

Write A-629, Register and Tribune. U. S. GOVERNMENT jobs. $105 to 5250 month.

Steady. Men-women 18-50. Paid Full vacation. Experience usually unnecessary. free.

Write particulars with sample coaching immediately. Franklin Institute. Dept 77-T. Rochester, N. Y.

MEN wanted to learn drafting or electrical engineering work: must be emploved and willing to study part time at home until qualitied to enter this line of work at a decent salary, Write P-730. Register and Tribune. week. Few months practical training will per YEAR around employment. 850-875 equip you for position in window trimmine.

show card writing. advertising. Smehn Schools. Minneapolis. LEARN barber trade at lowa Barber College, 204 Walnut Des Moines.

Iowa. WOMEN WANTED. 9-E. BEAUTY operator- Give details and wages expected in first letter. Bonnie Lou Beaut- Shon.

Marshalltown. Ta, HOUSEKEEPER. middle aged. Catholic Write. R-493.

Register and Tribune. SALESLADIES. 9-F SALESLADIES 2 to demonstrate in homes and are absolutely free to leave town anytime. No phone calls. Apply Great American Tea 807 Mulberry St.

ALESLADIES-House to house. 1121 E. 14th. Phone 6-5823 Have you been successful in previous either as salesman kind or of in business for yourself? That's the man we seek as our representative. Cur product is a leader in its field in Iowa.

We want A representative who is a leader in his county-one who can meet business men or farmers-one who can enlist the services of others- one who is accustomed to accomplish the things he sets out to do. This position requires real ability. If you have It, let us hear from you Territories open now require men living in or within 25 miles of these towns only: Sac City Pocahontas Waterloo Shenandoah Griswold Keosauqua When making application, give your age, education and complete history of your business and sales experience of past 10 years and other qualifications for position as sales representative. Address E. P.

Schwartz, Register and Tribune, Des Moines. Iowa. Increase Your Earnings Here is the opportunity you have been looking for to increase your income by working during your spare time. The Register Tribune have openings all over state, exoept in Des Moines. for, agthe gressive salesmen to work part time soliciting subscriptions to our newspapers Don't delay if you want to be considered.

Right now is the best time to start. Apply to our local County Subscription Manager or write Mr Monahan. Register Tribune, giving full particulars about your Business experience, references and qualifications. DIVISIONAL managers for old, estanlished firm. Must live or move outside of MEN OR WOMEN WANTED.

9-G TEACHERS of superior qualifications roll free. Central Tehrs. Cedar Rapids 10 Positions Wanted SPECIAL To help worthy people to secure employment our special offer: 2 LINES 3 DAYS. $1.00 3 LINES 3 DAYS, $1.50. On account of this very low rate no ads can be charged.

Bring your ad to the Want Ad counter. We will gladly help write and word your ad. Put These Hands to Work ASHES, coal, dr'w's cindered: wood, kindling. trees trim. Trucks.

5-5130. 1217 24th. Ashes, cinders, removed, coal. hauling. Shale.

black manure. 4-2977. Ashes cinders. shale. manure, black dirt.

Lawn work. 5-8603. Ashes and rubbish hauled cheap, Phone 7-1993. BOILERMAKER and electric welder. 10 vrs.

exp. Age 29. Write K-630, Register and Tribune, BUILDINGS operated economically by practical owner R. Locust CARPENTER, new or renair; work guaranfree estimate. 4-1346.

CONCRETE or grade foreman wants highway work in or out of state. Best references. Address Box 302. Iowa City. Iowa.

COOK, also good pie baker. Write K-530. Register and Tribune. CREAMERY work by reliable. exp.

young man. Ref. A. M. Christensen, Clemons.

Ia. Phone No. 6. CUSTODIAN, reliable, married, wants work. Good on general repairs.

Best refcrences. Ph. Mr. Scott. 4-5703.

DISTRICT manager. 15 yrs. exp. with largest food house, Have managed salesmen, promotion and canvassing crews. Good following.

Best ref. Write R-301, Register and Tribune. DRUG References. clerk. unregistered, 10 yrs.

exp. 822 7th st. Ph. 3-6367. EMBALMER and funeral director.

Nine years experience, married. Protestant. Wife can assist, will do ambulance work. can drive cars. Write X-332.

Register and Tribune. FARM work--Young married man, boy 8. Tractor, milking machine. corn picker, stock, gen. exp.

Fine references. Cap. Farm Mgmt. Rt. 3.

Story City, care C. J. Holland. Floor sanding, refinishing, painting, wall washing. Terms.

4-1801. Moving Reas. Ph. Insured. Hauling Painting, Paper, buy hanging from me.

Wall cleaning, woodwork, floors cleaned free. or refinished, low fast. expert work. Call Hendrickson. 3-1407.

Estimate PAINTING. wall washing. paper cleaning. free. 1st einss wk.

4-9751. perfect PAINTING. prnerhancine. 150 per roll: work. Dial 6-2635.

PAPER cleaning $1 room. Wall washing B. Lawson a specialty. Phone 5-7338. Paperhanging lowest painting.

price. at 6-2026. very wall PAPER washing, HANGING. cleaning. painting.

odd jobs 5-4150. ine PAPERHANGING and paintine. wall washand cleaning. 6-4887. washing.

PAINTING. paper Madole. cleaning. wall 4-3872. Expert PAINT your smokestack or water tank now.

Save 30 per cent. 4-1541. PHARMACIST. mar. of clerk.

25 yrs. exp. Druzelst. A-1 ref, 56 yrs. age.

Single. Write 307 Clark st. Davenport. Iowa. PHARMACIST.

registered. general. allexperience. Will go anywhere. Ret L.

C. Nelson. 1424 E. 12th. Ph.

6-6403. Plastering New work and guaranteed. repair, all 6-2845. PRINTER- All round man, some machine steady sit. Box 504, Laurens.

IA. lege STENOGRAPHER or typist, business colEfficient. graduate. Temporary or permanent Reasonable. 4-4203 or POSITIONS WANTED MEN.

10 TIMEKEEPER, 25, 4 yrs. bids. and paving exp. Write A-325. Register and Tribune.

TRUCK driving. Single, 32, drive anything. Write P-330. Register and Tribune. WINDOW trimmer, card writer, thoroughly exp.

voung man. Men's wear selling exp Write A-625, Register and Tribune. SINGLE experienced man wants work on farm or anywhere. Bruce Thomas at Mitchellville. OLD floors, made like new.

New floors laid. sanded, waxed. Free est. 4-5293. Positions Wanted Women.

10-A SPECIAL help worthy people to secure employment our special offer: 2 3 DAYS. $1.00. 3 LINES 3 DAYS. $1.50. On account of this very low rate no ads can be charged.

Bring your ad to the want Ad counter. We will gladly help write and word your ad. COOK, also good on pastry. Write K-430. Register and Tribune.

CURTAINS perfectly cleaned. land work. no injury to goods. Ph. 3-0572.

FAMILY finished, 10c lb. 10c shirt. Rough Bc. Wet rough, 20 lbs. for $1.

Call for, deliver. Ph. 5-4064. HISKPG, Middleaged woman. good Gut- cook.

Wants housekeeping. Write Box 352, tenberg. In. HOUSEKEEPER, clean. capable.

Christian woman. girl 8. Write P-331. Register and Tribune. HSKPG.

Catholic woman. middleaged. town or country. Write K-731, Register and Tribune. HOUSEKEEPER -In refined motherless home, middleaged lady.

Exp. Good. ref. Ph. 5-4679.

-Educated. refined, in motherless home. Good cook and homemaker. 3-9887. HOUSEWORK.

cleaning. sewing by hour, day or week. competent. 3-5698. HOUSEWORK and care of children by exo.

girl. Ref. 5-5376. HOUSEWORK. Experienced.

city references. Ph. 5-4970. MAID. expert cook.

Best city references, colored. 3-5718. Nursing Reas. Experienced. 7-1144.

EXPERIENCED girl for housework, fond of children. City ref. Phone 6-2041. EXPERIENCED colored girl wants housework hv week. Phone 6-6713.

Auto Service Diedony AUTO PARTS WRECKING. STEEL dump bodies for Ford or Chevrolet for sale, one new and one used. Priced $90 and $50. Hall Motor Ida Grove. Ia.

20X312. 29X4.40. $3.45. Used parts for all cars. Arlo Tire Salvake 425 E.

Grand Ave. Phone 3-1824. WRECKING '25 Packard 6: Paige 6-72: Buick '27 Hupp 6 '28. Sams Auto Sal14th Locust. Ph.

4-6626. JUNK CARS WANTED. Cohen Salvage. 322 E. Court.

4-8665. BATTERIES AND SERVICE. Batteries 13 plate $2.50 6 and CX: change. Guar mo. el Battery Elec 1013-15 Grand 3-2589 Batteries with Rebuilt.

old Guaranteed, Auto $2.50 battery. Pts. Service. 1109 Grand. 3-4424.

CARBURETOR SERVICE. TRY a New Zenith Carb. ignition -specialists Rebuilt guar Zenith Sales Service 1433 Locust 4-7319 TIRES AND ACCESSORIES. Brake Service Twins for Tires. Walnut Tire and Battery 1419 Walnut.

4-5107. WANTED AUTOS. TON and half chassis of 1931 (New), Tribune. Name price. Write E-373.

Register WANT 1 or 50 used cars for cash. See Jack Nutt at the Car Shop, 1012 Locust. Ph. 4-7431. AUTO transport wanted, used.

50 foot. Write Y-631. Register and Tribune. WILL pay cash for 1927 Ford Coupe. Call 7-1615.

Automobiles EMPLOYMENT 1930 Chevrolet coupe $285 1929 coach 200 1929 Chevrolet coupe 1928 Chevrolet coupe 135 1920 Chevrolet coupe 45 HERE'S THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CAR. TERMS. TRADE. Iowa Auto Market 1309-19 Locust St. Ph.

4-3141. 12 AUBURN De Luxe sedan. 6 wire wheels, low mileage. Looks and runs like new. Private owned.

Will take car in trade. 5-4994. 4031 Franklin. BUICK master 6 coach excellent condition. Winfield carburetor.

Mallory distributor and coil, auto pulse electric fuel pump. vacuum cleaner. hot water heater. $293.50. J.

Pilmer. 3101 6th ave. Ph. 3-6468 Chevrolet (3) 1931 Chevrolets $325up Chevrolet 6 Coach 1931. low mileage.

Only $425. Terms, trade. lowa Auto Market Annex 8th. Ph. 3-5623.

CHEVROLETS, all models, with the O. K. that counts. Terms. trade.

RAY DODGE CHEVROLET CO. 1312-18 Locust st. Ph. 4-3115. CHEVROLET.

6 coach, 1930. Color blue. Very clean with new tires. $295. $95 down.

balance 12 monthly payments. Ph. 7-0917. CHEVROLET 6 Roadster. '29.

Clean. $175. WILLIAMS AUTO MARKET. 1470 Keo Way. Ph.

4-3744. CHEVROLET 6 coach, 1930. Color blue. Very clean with new tires. $295.

$95 down. Balance 12 monthly payments. Ph. 7-0917. CHEVROLET COACH.

1931. Private owner. New tires. Very clean Must sell quick. Terms.

420 9th St CHEVROLET coupe, late '30. 6 wire wheels, trunk. lorr mileage. 1st class conIdition. Ph.

6-2201. CHEV. extra clean. new licensed, Grand. $150.

Terms or trade. 225 E. nriv. new tires. $250.

'30: in 6-1437. excellent CHEVROLET truck 1544 Royer. CHEVROLET roadster, 1929-850 down: terms: trade. 4-1573. 1100 Army Post rd.

CHEVROLET conne. 1927. small down payment. 2821 S. W.

9th. 4-2302. Phone 1928 coach-Clean. Extras. CHEVROLET.

552-J. Valley Junction. CHRYSLER 75 sedan. 1929. motor good.

Maroon finish. upholstery In excellent condition. Tires very good. Must sell. Will small down payment.

Easy terms to snit. Ph. 5-1941. New CHRYSLER 62 coupe. 1928.

has new rings. pins. Finish and upholstery excellent. Tires good. $265.

Will sell for $50 down. balance on terms, Ph. 5-2593. DE SOTO sedan. 1929.

$285. SEARS AUTO co. 1304 Locust st. Ph. 4-5205.

DODGE. 1930. eight cyl. sedan. like new, $547.

15th SANDERS Locust. MOTOR CO. Ph. 3-0136. DODGE.

1929 Victory 6 sedan, $295. Terms. We trade. SANDERS MOTOR CO. 15th Locust.

Ph. 3-0136. DODGE sedan 1930. $500. Will take your car Bolick.

in trade and give terms. Phone Mr. 3-3196. ber. ERSKINE sedan.

1928. A-1 shape, new rubTerms, 1039 20th st. ESSEX coach. Extra clean, $130. 1339 20th St.

Phone 5-8000. models and prices. CAPITOL MOTORS. 10th and Authorized Mulberry Ford Dealers. Streets.

Ph. 4-4248. FORD. 1929-Moled A Tudor, good condition. 2426 E.

38th St. FRANKLIN sedan, late '97. Splendid chanical con. and $275. 5-5460.

HUPMOBILE sedan, 1929, dark blue finish. Mohair upholstery, clean. Good tires. Take AS 1st payment. Terms on balance.

Ph. 7-1158. OAKLAND std. coupe. 1929.

U. S. Will heavy duty tires, Looks like new. $295. give terms.

Phone 5-2403. Olds 1928 Coach Looks and runs like new car. Has new tires. Very low mileage on this car. A steal at $285.

Will give terms. Duffield-Hinton 4-3245. 1015 Locust. Packard 1929 Std. 8 sedan.

Motor new. Less than 100 miles use. Tires, McClaren heavy duty fine condition. Finish in regular ard blue black. Fully guaranteed.

for only $950. Wetherell-McIninch, Inc. PACKARD AUBURN DIST. 15th Locust, Ph. 3-4200.

PACKARD sedan. Sacrifice sale. New tires. Car has been used very little. Call owner.

5-0626. Plymouth Coupe 1929 Trade. Cleanest Call in the city. Rensonable. Terms.

Schroder. 4-0021 or 3-3248. PONTIAC coupe. 1930. extra clean, 2nd series.

4-4295. 510 E. Grand. PONTIAC 510 landau sedan, 1928, extra clean. E.

Grand. "SURE GOT Results" H. F. Webster, Corning, Iowa writes "Please stop my Want It sure got results. Thank You." The Want Ad Mr.

Webster referred to was a gas station advertised under the Business Opportunity column. You, too, may have a business for sale: Register and Tribune Want Ads will carry your message into every city, town and incorporated village in Iowa. Mail or phone your ad today. Business Selling Department, Register and Tribune, Des Moines. AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS, ETC.) PLYMOUTH coupe 1930, has rumble seat.

Splendid condition. $375. Will give easy terms. Ph. 5-6505 evenings.

REO coupe, 1928- Runs good. Motor thorlughly reconditioned. New paint. A real buy for $225. $50 down.

Easy terms. 6-6055. WHIPPET coach, 1929, clean, cheap, 2821 S. W. 9th st.

4-2302. SEARS -DE SOTO DIST. 1304 Locust Street Ph. 4-5205 SEE OUR USED CARS ON ST. LOT BETWEEN WALNUT AND LOCUST.

'31 Chevrolet coupe '30 Chevrolet coach 295 '30 Ford coach 250 '29 Olds coach 335 '30 Pontiac sedan 350 '29 Oakland coupe 250 '29 Chevrolet sedan 225 '30 De Soto sedan 325 '29 De Soto sedan 285 '31 Plymouth coupe, rumble seat 350 '29 Plymouth coupe 225 131 Dodge D. H. De Luxe sedan 575 '27 Dodge sedan 85 '28 Dodge Victory- coupe 195 '31 Hudson De Luxe sedan, demonstrator, only 750 Easy Terms LOW Prices Easy Terms Good Tires, Good Battery, 1932 License 1925 Ford coupe. balloons 1925 Ford tudor 22.00 1926 Ford roadster 39.00 1926 Chevrolet coach 39.00 1926 Ford light delivery 35.00 1923 Ford coupe, good 45.00 1926 Chevrolet coach 45.00 1925 Dodge delivery 35.00 1927 Ford pickup enclosure 45.00 1923 Jewett, winter 55.00 1928 Ford roadster, good $145 1928 Ford tudor 155 1929 Ford tudor 185 1930 Ford pickup, closed cab 255 1930 Ford coupe 265 1930 Ford tudor 285 1931 Ford Victoria, clean 395 1928 Chevrolet coupe. good 165 1928 Chevrolet coach, clean 185 1929 Chevrolet 6 coupe, dark color 215 1928 Oldsmobile coupe 135 1927 Whippet coach 67 1927 Buick coupe, very fine condition 220 1929 Ford A penel 265 1929 Ford pane good 255 1926 Dodge truck.

cab and body 145 1931 Ford AA truck, like new. at $300 discount. Jensen-Dumm Co. DES MOINES OLDEST FORD DEALER 15th and Keo Ph. 5-0587 Trucks 1931 Chev.

$385 1931 Chev. dual 425 1931 Chev. dual, class, license 450 1930 Chev. dual 325 1930 Chev. single 295 1929 Ford single 195 1927 Chev.

ton 95 1928 Ford panel 125 ED O'DEA CHEVROLET CO. 623-29 East Grand Ave. Phone 4-4196. Open Evenings. WHY PAY MORE? New Studebaker 6 cyl.

sedan. Wire wheels. free wheeling. trunk rack, etc. Never off dealers floor.

Regular price 160. Our price $860. Dictator 8. Free wheeling. 6 wire wheels, etc.

Was $1,425. Our price $985. Stude, Commander 8. 4 door sedan. Less than 1.000 miles.

Was $1,745. Our price $1,250. Also a number of good buys in used cars and trucks. PITTSLEY MOTOR CO. 16th and Locust.

Terms. 1931 FORD CABRIOLET LIKE NEW, SAVE $250 1930 Ford Tudor $215 1928 Chevrolet coupe 125 1928 Whippet six coach 85 1926 Ford Tudor 35 Morgan Auto Co. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER. Valley Junction. Phone 205.

"Blues," he told his listeners, "are Negro folk songs, just as spirituals are. They are songs about someone in trouble, usually the singer. "With a reputation of being not exactly respectable, blues have been avoided by readers in past years," Mr. Hughes declared. "However, I think the blues type of poetry as respectable as any and a true expression of Negro emotions." Hughes was introduced by Mrs.

M. W. McCoy, chairman of the sponsoring group. Olmsted, Krusz, To Make Trip Through South George Olmsted, president, and H. J.

Krusz, secretary, of the National Junior Chamber of Commerce will leave Des Moines Tuesday on an extended southern trip. Mr. Olmsted and Mr. Krusz will attend a series of Junior Chamber of Comerce meetings in connection with its current campaign to stimulate voting, Mr. Krusz said.

They will visit Kansas City, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Meridian, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Orlando, Greenville, S. Charlotte and Winston-Salem, N. Louisville and St. Louls. They will return April 1.

They will be eccompanied on the trip by Mrs. and Mrs. Krusz. State Seeks Relatives Of Dead Employe Officials of the state hospital for epileptics and school for feeble minded at Woodward, Friday were searching for relatives of Arthur E. Randall, 64, hospital employe who died Wednesday.

Officials said it was known that Randall's mother was living. She visited in Des Moines approximately, a and year it is ago, believed hospital A relative resides here. VALUES. USED CAR NASH-VRIESEMA'S "REPUTATION YOUR 1420 Locust St. Dial 4-4183.

'26 CHEVROLET coupe 65 '26 Cleveland coach 115 '29 Pontiac coach. 6 wheels 285 '29 Studebaker Dictator sedan 375 29 Chrysler 75 crown sedan 485 '26 Essex coach. good 50 '29 Essex coach, good 235 Hudson-Jones Auto Co. 1408 Locust st. Ph.

3-6235. PONTIAC coupe, good $935 '30 Chevrolet 6 coupe, like new 300 '31 Ford tudor, very nice 300 '27 Chevrolet coach, good one 85 '30 Oakland spt. coupe, R. seat 550 '28 Oakland sedan. runs good 185 Schooler Motor Co.

1118 Locust. 3-5161. MANY people find it is true economy to buy a second car for summer holiday use. You'll find some serviceable and reasonably priced roadsters and touring cars in the Classified section today UNUSUAL barzain, Lincoln seven passenger sedan, new 8-ply Lee tires. excellent condition.

suitable for orchestra or large family. 1932 license. $105.00. W. F.

tes 1601 8th. 3-0750. 8 TRUCKS, '20 and '30 Fords, Chevrolets and Dodges. These trucks all in good condition, ready for work. Price reasonable.

Call Roz Sheeler. 3-1715, 1535 College ave. 20 LATE model cars at bargain prices. DES MOINES MOTOR MARKET. 504 Fast Grand Phone 4-7191.

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 14 EACH Heavy Cardboard Size 17x22 These dry mats are excellent for lining garages, chicken houses, coal bins, cellars, cabin walls. weather-boarding. or soundproofing. We have an' unlimited number which may be bought for each.

Call at Stock Room: 1st floor. Register and Tribune Bldg. LADIES' dark muskrat coat, size 36. cost $125. sell for $40.

Ph. 243. Army Post. GOLF clubs, steel shafts. Set of 6.

Reasons able. Ph. 4-4452. 306 College Ave. COMPLETE set N.

S. T. A. books. manship course cheap.

5-2654. RIFLE. Savage 00 repeater. Phone 5-7610. BUILDING MATERIALS.

READY MIXED CONCRETE, special mix. Steam heated. $3.50 cubic vard. Keefner Concrete 822 8. W.

9th st. Ph. 4-3161. SLATE surf'd rig. 81.45: oak fla.

$20 and $25. 1x6 com. 11s. $18. Plain rfg.

70c. I Canfield. Lumber yard. 4-3237..