The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 11

THE MOTXKS l.ECTSTE.i Friday Moraine, June 21, 1021LAKQEST DAI I A C1T.CT ATTOX TX IOWA. 11 during the war was an effirien ANT AB RATESH jUMfDRO lii Dill nil lUiiiniei oi earned urieniai women TOWNER BILL MAY SUIT EDUCATORS 3 COUNTERFEITERS NABBED, AGENT SAYS inJ l( nig, WttKftfl IMIU CXpafl- tllli I Who Traveled 15 .009 Miles to Attend Northern iiaptist tonvention Here 1 ATTACK ON HEARST Penourw-ps Publisher As Disloyal During War. fBy Vnlted Mm) DENVER, June 23. Sam- Del Gompera. his position as.

head it the American Federation of Labor threatened, started to fight ark tonight. T))? veteran labor loader, whose positionas president of the fed-I jratlon Is being etiongly attacked I by twees pd by John L. Lewis, the floor of the convention I Here and denounced his accusers. ihalltnt'cd any man to say a word I his character or admlnis-J xattnn of labor affairs. The challenge went unanswered.

Gpmpers took the floor on the feqifest of Delrfjato J. A. MrGuire Df Francisco, who asked that (he president make a statement regarding his attitude on the Irish lituiUion. ACter making plain that he fa-rorod- freedom for Ireland and had tvorked hard to bring about the IrtjL-uKuiuuii ui me irisn repuoiic, an in intrnr't nrl lur tha liot the federation, Gompera UunieJied into a bitter denunciation nf William Raudoliih Hearst. Crimpers' declarations were re-Bohed with tremendous applause ind prolonged cheers.

"$14100 my connection with the labor movement, there has never time when my sympathies and did not co-operate with, the Irish people iu Ireland," be s1d. "There is one charge to which I must plead suilty," ho said, "and thar Is the charge that I cannot free Irelitid." Pouoimces Hearst As Traitor. Turning to the attacks of Hearst, Goirtjers said: "I fee! sure you all know who Is behind this attempt to destroy my character and reputation. It is thaf traitor to America, that tral- iitor-to labor and traitor tn tho el cauo or Ireland William Ran-0 doltfi Hearst." Lroinpers dec a red Hearst "traitor to America and a traitor humanity and the lickspittle of me Knitter aunng tne war. Hearst's enmity was due, Gomp-y ers said, to the fact Unit lie would not support the Hearst campaign 'it for tho presidency.

"He wanted to chain me to his 1 marr chariot for the presidency and. I couldn't see him," Gompera 'i said. 3 PROCTOR DEMANDS I WOOD BOOSTERS TTFTPPAVmTTC CHICAGO. June 23. A bill has been filed In Superior court here Ay V.

C. Proctor of Cincinnati, former chairman of the Leonard national campaign committee, an accounting and mouey decree to compel eight other organizers to reimburse him 433" 'as their share in the $813,200 vxpenNRB oi me committee in pro-Jiiofcing General Wood for republican candidate for president. The bill names the following: N. J. Gould, Seneca Falls, N.

Y. Horace C. Stabbing, New York; T. J. Miller.

Frederick fitntrfoy, Wichita, Frederick Joss; Indiana G. H. Moses, Concord, N. James J. McCraw, Oklahoma, and A.

A. Sprague, TOT ON IL SAYS BRITAIN TO LEAGUE (By The Associated Pres.1. LONOON, June 23. Lord Cur-lon, the foreign secretary, announced in a speech in the house of loriii today that, if, as he expected, the- league of nations decided to posjpone Its discussion of mandates In jieferonce to the wishes of the I'ntfed States and suggested entering into communication with the Wellington government concerning thifn, the Hritish government willingly would agree. Aji unexpected attack on the nanv of the league of nations wait made1 in the bouse of lords by Lord Curzon, secretary nf state for foreign affairs.

He declared that many existing interna-tieaal dil'ficulties were due to the nllpn having taken the wrong tuiT.ing in the making of peace, an 4 he uttered a strong appeal for thtf: utmost American co-operation Wifli the allies. B6XINC ON LEGION'S JULY 4 PROGRAM Open air boxing bouts to be held at alio Western league park will feature the American Legion's roirth of July celebration, accord. In to plans at a meeting of Ar- Kojne post officials at the Amer icas Lifgton nan last, nigni. Jji order to stimulate interest in thitconiing celebration a ticket selling contest Is to be inaugurated between tennis composed of gobs anj doughboys chosen from the Expected to Approve Education Department. The question of a federal department of education will probably be one of the big national prouositions be considered by the convention ni tne iational Education association here, Kdncators here predict that tho convention will approve the bill introduced bv Representative Towner, which create such a department, and appropriates icucmi mu ra'clica'llv all the 1, "irterH of the National Education association are righting for the bill, in onnosition to 1'resldont Harding's proposal of a federal department on social welfare, which shall include education as one branch.

Another matter which may provoke debate is the old controversy on the question of simplified spelling. The National Education association at present is liberal on the question. In cases of two permitted forms they use the simpler. The question of a new organization for schools is expected to come up, A new plan likely to be proposed would substitute a board of school teachers for the present superintendent system. Plans for the convention are practically completed.

About thirty-five different trips to industrial plants and school centers have been planned. Thev will start each day. from the industrial trip booth at the Auditorium. The Des Moines churches have agreed to have prominent educations fill their pulpits July 3. Ten thousand free tickets to Riverview park will be given out to the visiting pedagogs.

Nu- im-ruus omer entertainment ar- miiKemenis nave been completed so that the teachers will be busy eyery minute of their stay in Des Moines. SENATORS TO NAME MARSHAL OF NORTH IOWA NEXT WEEK Washfnuton Bureau of 1 m.Jhe Register, i WASHINGTON, L. c. Jun Hi. The department of justice has advised Senator Cummins that it is anxious to have a recommendation for the appointment of a marshal for northern Iowa, as Marshal Moore has resigned to take effect July 1, and court will soon open.

The department was advised that as soon as Senator Kenyon returns from Iowa a recommendation will he forwarded to the department. The question of who will be named will largely depend on Senator Kenyon's conclusions in the course of his visit to Iowa this week. Henry Donhowe, of Story City, member of the Iowa legislature, who has been in New York, is in Washington for a few days. He is a guest of M. L.

Eidsness, of Graettinger, of the capltol police. W. B. Cessna, of Council Bluffs, and wife and daughter, who are touring the east by automobile, are making a brief vlBlt to Washington. They have motored here from Council Bluffs, and will visit a number of eastern points.

Marriage Licenses THR IjICENSES TO WED were lemipfl In the officii nf the county clerk Thurlay. 23, lfll'l: Name and HesUli'rice. Alfe. noy VVeflt. Do Moinea 2.1 Kylvla Cochran.

1Vb fn1nes 115 llalpll Clrlmm, WooflwarH .23 Klffle Cooper. Woodward 18 Curl Strom. Des Moines 31 I'anay Stlne, lies Moines 21 New York City Marian Laws, ties Moines' bo Wayne Koklea. Des Molneg 18 Helen Sana, Pes Molnen 17 liert Koark. Karlhnm fjl Jennie Smith.

Chester 3(1 THB FO WTN'a OKRT1 PrrATiS fl birth wpr. filed tn the off1c nf the county clt rk Thursrlay, June 3 11.21 WKllfT- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, Fifteenth street and Ovid avenue, a daughter, 9, BANKS Mr. and Mrs.

ninny. 01 3 Uni-versltv avf-nne. son. June 17 fjINSHKRC Mr. und Mn, Jake.

050 Stjth avenue, a aim. June 10. YE NT i and r. Norwood, 8227 Th 1 rd ntr-et. a sn.

June. 1ft CJT.r.MRNS Mr. and Mra. Rom, 1121 l'rf y-founh afreet, a dmitrhtt r. June 11.

BTUtWN Mr. and Mrs. Uermftn, SGIK rn.vern.ity avenue a fnn, June 11. MHiT.KMAX-Mr. Hnd Mm.

William. 221 Apnrtnientd, a nauehter. June 12 HKAIRAS Mr. and Mrs. I.yle, 1007 Do aioineB HTreei, a son, June 7.

A I Mr. and Mrs. C. T. 1 OR 1 iwentv-rirth street, a daughter.

HI ATT r. and Mil. Samuel. V18 Twen- nt rer, a eon. .1 one k.

OihF10IAL WKATHKK STATTSTTtfH THI TABL-15 WHICH IS FURNieHKO by the United State wathr hi. run cover weather conditions for th last twenty-four hour FicureH undsr th k(rht today rfifsr tt th tmpraturet from 7 a. to 7 m. vmMtrAv a. ndtr the to west laat nlht covr the twelv prodln hourg.

1. e.s bwalanln at tVeiook th nlht bfore last. tre-IplLattoo of than .01 of an lnoh la QPt published herln. llfl Rf 1 Si Si tx th it Births I jsiarlnig with the establish! ihe American ambulance. I tion to being a sentimental land mark for both French and Americans, it is one of tho best hospitals i in l.irono.

r7 il1 NOW PLAYING The Spenders IVlth Claire Adams and Niles Welch SHOWS AT Z(M aitlltl BiOfli 0iO KiKI, TODAY ALL SOULS' EVE With MARY MILES MINTER MARSHALL NEILAN Presents Bob Hampton of Placer CHAS. KAY "I and Phyllis" Larry Semon In 'The Sportsman" Yr-lilpinicTiOX Of A.M.IILAf.Kll, NOW ALL WEEK "The Woman God Changed" 8EBWA OWEN E. K. LIXCOLX This Is one of tliose 8uprb ricturea Hint tome Quite unheralded, unexpected to live la. our memory fnrever.

Llko "Hun. oresque, for Instance. Kor Fun Mack Bennett's "ASTRAY FROM THE HTKJSRAGK" With Louise Fazrndn Harriett Hammond The Ouly Big Circus (o Visit Des Moines This Year MONDAY JULY TEXttU E.rAEK.TAINHaHT IJ ify DC 1UXB- STRCET lu.wa.n ft iwwrv. srat i liclH tin hhIc at li win DriiB Sixth Ave. 1 1 a "MU'HV iarKl'Sl TirCUM 111 (he world, giving a daily street List of L'nciUiciI for IRplies to Register sad Tribune Keyed Want Ads.

ft Is not nnnsurt tor Revl.ter-Trltinne srent all repllee to he rer.e several (Ih lifter (lie etniration uf Ilie order. Tn be ns.urrd uf reeetiiuil nil tunr answers lou sliuuld eiiiteh this record lor at lea. I ur ur live ua. tne MU.ertiseinenl Friday and I I i i i I I I Woman and Two Men Operated Here, Charge. Sneelnl to Tle Ke'tister.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 23. David Dickinson, agent In charge of the federal secret service department, district of Omaha, here today revealed an exciting chase of four months over more than twenty states, and the subsequent arrest in Rock Island and the arraignment in Davenport Tuesday of three persons, people who, Dickinson said, are the thief members of the most dangerous gang of counterfeiters caught in years. The three arrested are William Stover, Mrs. Stover, his wife and James Hazel wood. They were held in $7,000 bonds each.

With them was taken an elaborate set of tools and printing outfit for the raising of $1 bills to $10. $2 bills to $20 and $5 bills to ff0. The trio is said to have operated in Des Moines, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and a dozen other cities. George Smith of Council Bluffs, an operative connected with the Omaha district, is credited by Dickinson with having located and procured the arrests.

The prisoners are said to have admitted that they were about to go to Priest Lake, to join a brother of Stover. Smith was assisted in locating and making the arrest by Davenport boarding house keepers, who charged the trio with passing the raised bills on them. AMERICAN WOMEN PUSH DRIVE FOR FRENCH HOSPITAL (Replster-Publlc Irfdper Service). PARIS. June 23.

Something of I the whirlwind energy of the liberty i loan compaign in the United States struck Paris today when the capital was invaded by red, white and blue I posters and scores of insistent. snappy American women, who are working on the 5,000,000 franc campaign fund for tho American hospital In Neullly. Approximately I 500,000 francs is in sight, and I French friends are gilving every facility to heln the hosnital to be come enlarged to a permanent In-1 Rtitutlon by completing the fund i on July 4. The hospital Is free to Americans touring or resident in France, and For Rough, Freckled or Blotchy Complexions Tim frfcklliiff. dlprolorlnir or rounrhen- ini to whit delicate kina are subtect af'r xponurn to wintt or un, often ap- i penrnif at thu teaann.

may readily be trottt-n riil of. Oirttniiry mercollrd wax. pprrml Itsthtly ovr the face before rt- tirinit tnd removed In the mornlni with Bitau anil water, comnletely Del off tht 1 dtHf ifrured surface skin, (jet an ounra of the wax at any drugBUt'. There'a no rnoro effective way of hantuhlnr freckles or other eutnnenm rl effete. Little akin i particles come off earn day.

so the m-ocemi doeMi't even teu.pnra.rily mnr the pom- -iWexion. and one goon acquirer a brand I new, spotlene. Rtillshly benutlful face. Wrlhk es CHtised liv weather wnrrv nr Illness are best treated by a simple solution of oowdered aaxolite. one nnnffi.

rl I "lved in one-half pint witch hazel. Bath- nitc the ince in this produces truly marvelous transformation. Adv. BASE BALL TODAY WESTERN LEAGUE DES MOINES Vs. ST.

JOE 3:30 P. M. n't NO COOIUNG rh Food- DrinV" for All Aeea puic! Luncb Home.OfBce. aai Fountains Ask fat HORL1CICS ISrAwnid Imitatiousa Sulbslitntisj RESOItTS ANI TRAM Alta VUtu llotfil i ulorudo Nprwiff Tfsding 0 i priced tourtft hodtelry fir-rcir rates now fi 111.4, mests rains. 1 Keeiu.

Pikes Peek Ketion" i 2n.I.v VrB. '-f 3:30 P. M. ICHOCOUaTESJ inner- cir.cle Ar'-xS IJTJWmWil'b fc hh 1 Like an antmated quintet of teacup characters, are the five littlu cntLtal ladies who have trave'ed upward of 15,000 miles eucn to attend the northern Baptist convention. They're both demure and inscrutable, these slant eyed and dut.ky maiders.

Though they look like a group of debutantes, whatever '8 Hindu and and Japanese da are, every is a toik-ge graduate. uousquen 1 1 tuey needs must oe interviewed. What, pray tell, iiu. mi kyiv aru uieir literary tastes? What do they think of Kipling? What do they think of rolled stockings and short Is poor tJuiuTiiy still waiting 'neath the cherry tree? Or Is she, too, a "fly gal As the hastening ncrlbe approached the Coliseum he espied five brilliantly colored kimonos climbing into a big limousine. A formidable chaperon- blocked the scribe's approach.

tUMil 14.VI..V KOV. "Oh, you're a newspaper man? iteauy, the girls have had too a day to be interviewed now. They're going out to Des university, where tney re staying. But I'll tell you anything you want to know. I'm taking care oi mem.

Dr. Ma Saw Sa, it developed, was a complete medical education be neath her youth ful, unfurrowed brow. She was the firBt Burmese girl to get a col lege degree. lvanto Bala Roy. at 24, is powerful aid to missionary work Midnapore.

bhe unlike most con verts, comes from the Brahman nami.vuah. caste, the highest of the Hindu social layers. While ye scribe gathered these pertinent facts, the young ladies appeared to enjoy the interview from the limousine. At least, rip pling Klughter seemed to indicate as mucn. Y.

Nandamali is a third genera tion Christian; her grandiather was baptized by John 1 along with 2,000 other converts on one day. Consider the calm 6mlle of Kan En Vong, or Miss Grace Sweet. Her father was an opium fiend. Adopted by a missionary family after her father sold her kanks (i.m., for a yen or so. she has become one of the best educated young women China.

Nakaji Chlcka San, too, is an aristocrat by birth: she comes of the Samurai, or warrior class of Japan. Miss Na- tail Is dean of a Bible school. Much of this nformation de troyod the con-idence of ye icrllie in his abil ity as a student physignnmy. 1 he average high school senior girl ltAkA.il in Iowa appears more loaded down with the burden of knowledge than these five. But why let knowledge wrinkjle the brow, anyhow? NAVY SUPPLY BILL TOTALS $117,000,000 WASHINGTON, D.

C. June 23 Complete agreement was readier' late today by senate and house con ferees on the naval appropriation bill. The measure as agreed on will carry approximately J41. 7,000, 000. The senato amendment of for a submarine and destroyer base at Guam was stricken from the bill as was a senate amendment of $50,000 to complete tho New London, submarin' base.

The measure as agreed to. carries the Borah amendment requesting and authorizing the president to enter fln'o negotiations for a disarmament conterence between the I nlten States, Great Britain and Japan. NATIONAL BISCUIT AGAIN CUTS PRICES The National Biscuit eompnny helped shove the cost of living down another peg this week, with 11k announcement of a cut in the prici of their products, both in the bulk and packages. This cue, plus previous reduc Hons made recently, the company states, brings the total reduction to from 65 to it) per cent of the nil vances made during the war. EXPEDITE MOVE FOR CATTLE MEN'S ATD WASHINGTON, D.

Juno 23. A iiroRram for the joint conert-s sinnal agricultural relief ooiiurila- son aKreetl on today by a sub committee, proposes that sub committee" be appointed to expedite the preparation or relief measures In the livestock and cotton industries. lnnr CannTM mrmt Melt their Iflln and 1930 pack before they can puck nKirn. Can your own fruit under sanitary home conditions. Prireg will be reasonable, fllaas jars contain 40 more than commercial mns Adv mixture off and 19 -vex fig III All w.k nit.

nin In both Tli rc Molnm Hcil.lfr and Thr P.vnlng tribune two Dmiers lit the one price One or two flays. 22 cents per line each day three to alx days. 20 cents per line each day: seven days or lonner. 18 cents per line eucn aay. aftal per cent discount for cash, minimum ot two lines.

When accepting a chants order by telephone or otherwise we are unable to tell positively the amount of spec the advertisement will occupy snd Its consequent cost. However, ws will be fflad to give an estimate of, tho amount Involved. Telephone Walnut 320. NOTICR OK DiSHOI.UTIOM. ff U'ulM IT MAT l'()'CEfl' NOTTOH Kiv-n tnU tne co-paruiri sihm IVXjZl" and co 'posed of K.

1 1. ton f. K. tirunaKer, wi un- solved by mutual consent on tne inn any ol 1921, nd that under tne terms of dissolution, K. C.

became sole of the business conducted by the Id firm. Including all accounls due said at Des Moines, Iowa, this 31st day of June, liT.il. B. C. Crlsman.

I WILL NOT BK HKM'ON I BMSKp any debts contracted by any one other (han myself after this date. Albert Hub- lo 1 WILL NOT UK KK POSSIBLE FUR any debts contracted by my wife. Blanch Marie Taylor. Signed, L. B.

Taylor ON AND aPTKR JUNE 21. 11)21. I WILL not be responsible for bills contracted by nttv other myself W. Ho.e. PEKSOJfAjLS.

TT.I1U AN'tl II lit, will obtnln for you a marcelle and shampoo at Delna Beauty Khop. 11)24 W. Grand. Ml'l HH. Open evenings by appointment.

Ml.ss"sEVMOl'n Of D. M. 8CHOOL OF Hair Diesmng has opened Swedish bsth parlors. Professional masseuse, perma-nent waving, half head. IU.

Market KEN-DON PAV KKTA1L PRICKS FOR your shoes. Manufacturer's salesman can aave you half. High grade only. Let me prove It. fall Mr Ladd.

Sol). Special Price on Spouting C. CLIFFORD. DH. 8530.

Clarke's for Corsets JOB Kraft Bldg. Market 7T8. For Better Rug Cleaning Systematic Bug Co. Phone Drake 18. SANITARY HUG WASHISO CO.

For Better Rug Cleaning Phone Drake 4 or H71J. GRAND CENTRAL COFFEE Fresh roasted ally 71 Mtilberrjr RUOS AND CARPETS WABlliiD. HA Ml titan Beach method; 9x12 rug, ASS. Phone fur demonstration. Red (1478.

fAUTT WANTED r'lemlsh language. TO TRANSLATE Write H-DD4, Beg- iler anil Tribune. UKN'S TOUPBS A WIOH A SPEOIALTT. Harrls-Kmerv's halrdresslng parlors. BL'SlM-as AM) PROKEHSIONAI.

UlRrX TOIli ACCOUNTANTS J. AHLBERQ (114 Tlynn Bldg. Tel. Walnut 1874. ARCHITECTS.

Proutlfoot, Bird Rawson 810 Hubhell Bldg. Walnut ATTORNJEYS B. J. Cavanagh LAWYER. 600 Fleming Bldg.

Des Moines. ynone Walnut 1838. CLINTON R. 408-409-110-41 1-412 DORS. S.

L. Bldg. J. B. WEAVER.

JR. 417 Citizens National Bank Bldg. FRANCIS L. MEREDITH. 86S Toungerman Bldg.

Ph. Wal. BBS. AUCTIONEERS, PARKER L. CROUCH.

AUCTION Kr It. Real estate ajid livestock. Drake 040. Has Twenty-eighth street. City.

CHIROPRACTORS. nn IViVKl'TK PAH ILL. Polk Hlrtg. Welnut SII45. CIVIL H.

A. MA DOLE. 1 1 81 W. 10th. Walnut S418.

CONTRACTORS. O. C. BEAUCHAMP, CONTRACTOR Ann builder. Drake 7121.

Estimates on large and small Jobs cheerfully slven. HAM'INO. riancirtir MME- chbnowei daughter. Mkt. 14 O.

W. hall. 2100 Grand Di KTH AND 24 or A. Drake WIS. HKI.KN UMPLKBY, BAi.LU.OOM AND aesthetic dancing, urlvate leaaona Draks 8.18H-.I.

UKTECT1VMH AMI DICTOGRAPH jiJu jT-rTACOBS COMPANY. BIS Krsft Bldg. Phone Walnut SBO. 1 1 KW AK I Madame Eby Market 1007 808 Kraft Bldr. announces the opening of ber alteration department.

KI.FTRK'AL WORK. electrTc" work AT PREWAR PRICES We have no large overhead expenses. We do all kinds of electric work. Ask us the cost of wiring your house. You will surprised at the small cost.

CALL WALNUT 2436. II UK fllMHtJ. GENTLEMEN'S! WItiS; SWITCHES dved and repaired; reduced prices on permanent hair 7avln(r. marcel, water vln. Wllklns Ileauty Shop.

HKMNTITCHlNti. WHITE FEWINU MACHINE CO. ailK EIGHTH rlT. Homstltohlnir and pleotlnir 18o a yard. We repair alt makes of wewillg maclllnws.

HKMHTITCH1NU. ISO PER YARD; BUT-tonlioles, accordlan and hand pleathia. 202 Eisiith St. Walnut 20S2. KUVA ni'TTOV aNr PLEAT1NO CO.

J. E. PATTKFUON. LOCKSMITH. KEYS.

Walnut lim. 4 1 locust. RSI HIKH, tilAHE JKISIOS CAROLINA POPLARS. from 0'' tn $2 planted. Call Robinson, nrnwe voi-W I I.ITANIl Al'KlKT 'n Mill Cltliena Hank Hld.

I'AIKM AriOKNl.l. "6 il u-Yi'ii ague, reneker Rl'ly, 1 Moines. BAIU St Fit A N. 701 r-rorker P'dr. Moines.

Wal. 1707. I'HUIilAVS AM) HI IlliKIINs. V. Al.

L. I tit a Hldf. Phone Wetnut Itu, Inake oT.ln. V1IA i 1 Hl I'KTHICS nd 4d4 C'ntury Bldff. IM.rMHINO II Il.M.Sli 'I i I -VIA 1 I.I.N M-fiui.

lr.lt and sneet. metal work, also tar. (travel ft" inn position rooiiniir; epoutinir complete on l.ulidiitK At 2U cnts per toot. Kuaran- Iteii i.ir .1 yars. liavia rilieet and fto'iflna o.

Iirake 271. RAl.THli: ri.VM) ilAUTIMIS PIANO TAI'llHT, i'O "lE8 eons. i.ooUl. t. free.

Clirlstellsoo's Kag-tiiue h. nool, Hull tiranil. Wal. 000. M.4T1B mi'AIRIX.

4 ON WATCH AND repairing. lYyatu sp! ir.hN. el cloan i nnd banns, liOc; main il. Locust St. W.AMi ii MA1.JJ.

AGENTS WANTKD TO WORK ON B. R. I train, ao.d money to hustlers. Van Kov lmernaie II0S Cherry St. 10 rtLL OOUI li ON iti.cU I sin n-J paneenger trains.

J. J. 1M Mil S'. AU'I'H WANTllD KIRHT class auto mechanic al onre; on'y fust dsns man nfefd niiply; send references. Write und Trlliimn.

Auto Mechanic Wanted Must he first claM, McCuen Motor Co. Jefferson. Iowa. Ahb'H WANTKD DOIICiH MIXKRi must also work on bi-nch; begin work at p. m.

No city bakers need apply. References required. Tup wages to fast and reiiable man, Solly Daklng Vinton. In. fJA Ilil ft Tt Hl'N SHOr run a coti Die ot weeks, commencing June g7 weeks, commencli top C.

I'. ket, Lit kens, la. BAKHKIt WAM'UD Ui) ARANTEK tl(l over $H7 or 70 atralght. Clair A. Sjvirt, I rBlde, la, IlAHIIliK WANTKD AT FIRST class.

(Inod waKes: good hours. C. MH ''i r. Ia, JiARUER W'A NTE IIKID BARBER for a good Job. govern? per cent.

JJoit Hit liamplun. Ia. NOTICE. BAIIBKR WANTED SOOI WOBKMA.f, fltetnly ic. ver 2S.

Urounil floor. Keystone Barber shoo. Lake MUla. la. fAKBKR WANTKD-AT ONCB, fHONK ChedlHter, lMke City, la.

BAHUKB WANTKIV-COOD UUAIU3 tee. J. Mll'er, PeWllt. la. JJARBEU WANTKD Hill K.

Walnut St. BOOKKEEPER- MUST BE experienced and capable of supervising customers' ledgers. Call Maple 1000a Mr. Sell or Mr. Marohn.

AVI a I AVE. MABKRT 3a0. Inlliott fief. 214 Utica Bid. oUY i 19th a nd Crocker: mu.t b.

V' p. iu. 7m.LillJ.!ii CAR Rlil Alphlts ANTKD KXPERI- rn Ior pie'-e work rralght car repairs. Permanent work. Labor on care running from ti20 to lino.

Skilled msn eain II and aver. Winter work in heated building. Location between St. Paul and llmniiipolla with ideal homes and good unl A-448. Register and frlb- COUKS WANTED MAN AND WIFE.

AO room commercial hotel to commence about July 1st. State salary expected. Wriis A-foC Register and Trllmne. COOKS. KITCHEN HELP.

MINGLE rarin nanus, day farm hands, mail and wire farm, both work. 70. Uolden Rule Employment, f.ai Hth avenue. DRIVER WANTED A WHITE DRIVER ii.i, w'k forenoons only. Drusr C.erk Wanted, registered druggist for relief work during July; state particulars In first Corner Pharmacy.

Weaslng. ton ft. DRUO CLERK WANTED Experienced, registered or unregistered. Give all details In first letter. Write X-448.

Register and Tribune. FARM HAND MARRIED MAJtf WANT- on farm: separate house. M. v. Kelly, PcM-ahonlas.

la. FOR KM A WANTED if RIDf.E FORE-man for county bridge work; experienced men only; state reference wages Insurance SaHesmen with ability. We hav. a kindrsd line that Is eillnc. The times axe hard for your line, but ourn will -HI For Interview se Mr.

MoUorrUlt, 722 eth Ave to Id ami 4 to 6. LAHORER8 WANTKD LABORERS FOR fine trading. Rxperlencd mea only. fiokua Conetruotlon Co. Irltt, la, L1NOTTPH MACHINERY OPKHATOR or operator, amali dally, two machinee.

Ledger Journal, Kalrtleld, Iowa. MEN; KXCItTSIVE PTATE AOBNCT. l-fcrge manufacturer wanti live man or two men to handle Iowa lain aency. Ek-clUBive contract for 12 monthe with prlvl--1-k of renewal. Absolutely beet moneymaker on th market.

I-eada all com-ltltora. Splendid co-operation and advei-tlBlUB. Good for $15,000 this year If you will work. Car owner preferred. We help you irpt business now.

if you have boen looking for an opportunity to better yourself don't paa this by. If you are an honest, energetic fighter for business, telephone for appointment, Mr, Johnson. Room 1180. Hotel fiavery. MEN.

ARB TIMHJ OR FULL TJMfi, who want to esjrn more money and whose present salaries are limited. Our business pays blr returns and the work 1 In pleasant and Interesting. Reply by letter, giving age, position, residence ad-' dress and phone number. Leave reply at Fort Dos Moines Hotel by Saturday nfght. in giva personal interview Sunday.

Write C. H. Fletcher. Fort Dm Moines Hotel. MKN WANTKD FOUR MSN TO HAN.

die cement; steady work. Flak us Con- ruction tirm, la. PRKfiSMAN WANTED CYLINDER AND Gordon pressman for Job printing Dept. Must turn out high clasa work. Good wages.

Wrlta or phone The Dally News, Newton, la. PRINTKR MAKEUP MAN WANTED for country dally; nonunion: 0 hours; must he fast and accurate and steady. Top wages and steady Job to right man. Prefer married man. Do not want any dubs or fourflushers.

If you mean business and can deliver the goods adilresg or phone at once. News Publishing Com piny, Atlantic, la. PRINTERS OPEN SHOP. STKADT work, good waif at. Saturday afternoon vacation.

Box 4h. Iowa City. It. PRINTER WANTED FIRST CLAIMS. Capable taniiig charge.

Journal Puiw Unhtr.g Cpntervllle, Iowa Printing Trades Peopto Wanted, compositors, pressmen rulers, forwarders, strappers, finishers, marble edgera; 48-hour week. Good, permanent position, Old established firm. Wee C. a Blnua, iiaJtel Fort Dm Moines. ltBPRESENTATIVK: Special State Representatives Wanted We are tn a position to offer the exclu slve right, to men who can quality a.

our atat. representatives. Men who have the ability to Mcure and train men to the Dillon Buraiar Pronf locks to banks. Must hav. at least capital and must be able to furnish a surely bond.

Income tax reports for laat year show that our representatives earned from fs.iHiO to 1111,000. Over 8,000 bank, now equipped with our locks. Vault doors prevented from being opened at 19. dif ferent insurance companies recog-. hlxe our lock and ailow 10 per cent dis count.

Call or write to Dillon Lock Works, Fort Dodge. Ia. Our men operate strictly on a commission basis. REPRESENTATIVES: We Want Live Men not afraid to tak. ft to 7 counties, and appoint for a household article which Ms-money for energetic men; experience unnecessary.

Kee Mr. McLaren, 713 West Grand SALESMAN WANTED We want to make a selling contract with parties In eastern Iowa who are reliable In every way, to handle about SO aood quarters cf wheat land In northwest annus, This land is all under cultivation snd Is prdurins; good crops every year. Our harvest is about on and as soon as over this land will be seeded bank and Bold on Rood terms with our share of crop to the buyer. We will make a very Itheral contract to those who will work and we will give personal assistance In making- antes. We will furnish photo -graphs ana samples ot soil and grain, l'ay no attention to this ad unless you are well acquainted In your community, and have the respect of your neighbor.

We have good land and sell on liberal terms and the price la only about one-fourth of what your Iowa land ia selling for and will raise mora grain and produce more dollars year in and year out than eastern laud. We also have about 80 quarters of good western Neb. land where the wheat and corn is fully as good this year as In eastern Neb. inrl Inwa. We have hun- i rircds of good satisfied cuetomers all over th country and.

have made them a lot of money. Drop us a line for particulars, and we will personally visit you or advise you by Tou can make soma money with us. We own every foot oi tins land and, yoi deal directly with the own rs. Write Felton vesi, oi KoeMne OmaBl, jNeD. fc A.L.ES MKN STOCK SALESMAN Cnn.ervstiv.

De. Moines institution. funds invested exclusively in real estate. liuud leai'a and good Be. Mr.

Johiuton or Mr. Taylor, 200 Vail. National Hank Bldg. WAN i lil) SIX SALESMEN on salary and expenses to Pig Meal and Acme Minerals to th. m.r- hant.

in Iowa; prefer men who havo had experlonre selling hog remedies or stock foods. State agt, and full particular. In first answer. Acme Manufacturing Company. Wiicatun.

111. SALESMAN: Don't Miss Salesmen with car. wanted to fart-' est selling specialty on market. Commission basts. Something really worth wlDle, 10IH Walnut, air.

Althouse, KALKSMKN DIRECT FACTORY BBF- resentattve. for greatest eiectrloal ape- clalty on the market, bar none. com f'1'' "mnf territory. S-e Mr. Cohen, factory seniauve, victoria noiel, noom tie.

SALESMEN I want three ambitious men, for vpeotal work In our sales orKniaation. We teach you salesmanship. ilro Is your chant, i'hone Mr. Morgnn, Market SALESMEN Ten salesmen fnr ie Moines and Iowa. flee Bruce at Manhattan Hotel, SALKSMKN WE WANT THHKE BPJEJ- cialty salesmen who will leave tha line la going big.

Phone Mr. Muf g.t n. 3iflrHeiiaw. 'ANTL TO dKLL TO window Jeooruting trade. Established territory, The flulitler Zl Oraci avenue.

SAL KS 1 A I fl MA WITH UGi eennful record and good refFTenrea, ler- manent man only. 4m Century Dtdg, SA i.KiSM A N-WS A AN 6 TH 5S opening for un A-l specialty saleamaja, Burd. King alee 4Jfl 13th Bt. FOR tK'KiD MUNKY-MaK-tng proposition. Bve Wilson at the tit, Paul hotel.

SA lKSMAN CITY, TO SKLL abeua; ausarbaia 1216 Ora Ave 10,000 SEE FIRST IOWA AIR MEET Twenty-five Planes in Contests at Red Oak. I5Y STAFF KKI'ItRSEXTATIVE llPll flAlf 9.3 With twenty-five planes already flying: and twenty more expocted row morning, at iu plane meet is on here in full: force. The first day of the meet, which is being put on under the auspices of the Red Oak Aero club, brought out a crowd of 10,000 people and twice that many are expected to morrow. The contest was officially opened with all of the planes that have ar rived flying in formation over the field, which was followed by cross country racing, parachute lumping, acrobatics, wing walking and practically all of the other stunts that can be done with or on an air- Diane. Four planes competed in the first leg of the crosscountry races, two Curtiss orioles, a Laird swallow and a Lincoln standard.

Pilot Smith of Grand Island, in the swallow won the heat with a Cur tiss entered by the Curtiss Iowa Airplane corporation of Fort Dodge and Des Moines, second. Buck Weaver In a Laird swallow was adjudged best In acrobatic stunts for the first day, although closely pressed by a half dozen con testants. Lieutenant Hapson, of the U. S. air mail service, thrilled the crowd with an adaptation of the glider, which weighed only 300 pounds.

Bad weather prevented twenty of the planes, which were entered, from arriving, but the Aero club has been assured all will be here in time for tomorrow's contests. SIMS DECISION IS EXPECTED AT ONCE Admiral Submits Written Report to Denby. WASHINGTON, D. C. June 23.

Secretary Denby experts to an nounce tomorrow his decision in the case of Hear Admiral Sims, recalled from London to tell the secretary what he said In a speech there, reports of which quoted him as severely criticising Irish sympathiz ers in the United states. The admiral reported to Mr. Den by today and declared he had been inaccurately quoted. The secretary instructed him to state In writing us far as possible, the instance in which he had been misquoted and to give, as closely as he could, a text of what he said. Less than two hours later the admiral had trans mitted his report to Secretary Den by.

Secretary Denby studied the admiral's report and then took it home with him this evening. "Admiral Sims has submitted the statement I asked him to give me," he said, "and I have read it. I can not discuss it. My final decision will be made public soon, probably tomorrow atternoon. The admiral has been ordered to remain here until a decision is reached.

EPVORTII LEAGUERS MEET IN LXDIANOLA INDIANOLA, June 23. Dr, W. E. J. Gratz, an outstanding leader In Methodist circles, and well known in the religious world, was present at the opening of the ties Moines conference, iuiwortn League Institute of the Methodist Episcopal church, and delivered bis famous address, "What Time Is It by the World's Clock," before a huge audience.

Dr. it. E. Dirrendorrer is leading the young Epworthians In study roups each day during the week. tn the present conference Indian- ola is enjoying its first session.

AIRMEN TRY DASH ACROSS U. S. TODAY (Hy Thi Anr-latel PreRS.) LOR ANGELES, June 23, Flight of David R. Davis of Hollywood and Eric Springer of Ocean Park, in an attempted nonstop dash for New York In a locally built airplane, was to begin at daylight tomorrow, the avlatorB unnounced here late today. The start will be made from (March field.

Riverside, and it is planned to land at Mineola field, N. Y. Today's Amusements ItrVEIlVII-TW Amusement pank. pli'nlc Krifimis. alliliM.

swliies, rtillpr skatlnir rink, dancing jiavlllitn. msrry-rrj-tuiHl. swlmnilnff. Hporlsl frer r.t-tracrliiti, jHnanoss atrctiats in aerial trapt'7f slump. K.Ml'llK.-tS Itrvant 8)11)11111 In "Mrs.

Temple's 1 and Mack Si'tinHI'B Uncle Tom Without the Lli MOINKS rtrrna Offpn snd HI. K. Mini, In In "Tha "Woman God CtlHllg-'tt." HTHAM) Thnmss Melghan In "The Cliy Slknl Men." iiARDK.v-Mary Miles Mlnter In "Alt PAl.AfE nvsley Irarry In "Bob Hanip't'n Plhrcr." rtiiVAlj William Russell la ''Quick Action." i 'AMI M( f'hnrles Ray In "Nlne-tPen an-l Phylllfl." WilhBm Fairbanks In "A Western Adventure." William Russell will not go through a door that fits a 6 foot man. He's taller than that. He at the Royal in ''Quick Action." Marjorle Daw has no mother and father.

She and her brother are nlone In the world. She plays at he Palace In "Hob Hampton of Placer," a Randall l'arrish story. Mary Mlls Mlnter's grandmother sometimes undertakes to help her granddaughter answer her screen mall. Mary Miles Mlnter in "All Souls' Eve" Is at the Gar-don. Lois Wilson Is one of the discov eries of Lois Weber, woman direc tor.

91ie plays at theaPtrand In "The City of Silent Men." opposite Thomas Melghan. Lillian Walker was a sort of Norma Talmadge In the earlier days of her screen career. She plays the part of the sorceress In The woman Uod Foruot at the Des Moines. 'J loifll post. Laiawpn win captain ME ths, gobs.

Volney Diltz will lead 'Plsmarck .2 I0 NH 13 IHoston 74 7 74 t'ary ...7 HO 4S SW City 2 It') NW film lesion 74 ft I'liii-aau H4 74 V. liiivanport Ho I'O 7-' AV Innv.r HO Ml SB Des Moines 7X HO nn 8 tio.lir.. Oily 78 HJ NR Huhunue HS IIS NW Ilululh H2 H8 r.8 SIV 12 Hi Paso (Ml 12 Cr.ind Jet, nil B2 4 HIC Huron HI (IJ 8 Jack'villa .,80 Hi! 76 SB 10 Kan. I'lly 72 82 711 .08 K.okiik HH 72 HUV 4 ilinn-st. P.

80 88 (14 SUf Urieans R4 H8 7H SIV .02 New York 27 74 10 Okla. City 08 8 04 10 .16 Omaha 84 88 70 NR Pueldo Ml 81 ftfl SK ft. Louis .82 HI 72 NR Salt l.akn 72 HO (III NW SO .01 S'onx 'ity 80 88 02 tasli'tnn .78 00 72 6 Clear Cloudy Ptl'ldy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudv Cloiiuy Clear Cloudy rii'ldy IMCIdy riear I'iroHlv flo.l.ly Clomlv Cloutl-. Cioi.ly TU'lily Clear riomtv ICIdv C'loudv tint doughboys. Members of tho committee in charge of arrangements who met lat night are: L.

v. rente, com-nnflider of Argonne post; Frank K. oditor of the Iowa Le-glffliaire; Irvin S. Femrlte, secre-tarrof Argonne post, and J. S.

HiiHcy. i-w BtTAN RESERVE PUT fNDER INSULAR ARM I Washington, d. June Jtetlng under the congressional restflution providing a more auton- niaiis government for the Philip-I'liik islands, President Harding has rrgred the Hatan military reserva- ir'SB nlacRci under the control of tse iiylar government. The lands re-tiWjd to the Filipino people com- large tracts on Batan and ifwray lianus aim uii ui 4 Nagtagan islands, as well a areas of adjacent submerged Have the drained Say 46 i li'll 1 W-' :2 W-ffl-i 1 W-D47 1 W-ltlH 1 I W-(l W-ft- 7 1 W-rtvil 1 1 tT'-7on i W-7111 1 11-311 1 has been dii.eoni ued. Ttll-UfiDAV.

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AI l.ener.1 1441 o. 4'lnrk hlree-l. near Aflnms. hlrnso. III.

Reduced Summer Furee Now in Ktlect It makes a difference INDIAN REFINING COMPANY. New York Brnnrkl Davlilaon Hid. 8th ansl 'ln Sts, Dvo'Blolnra.