The Fort Wayne News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 13

Wednesday, December 13. THE FORT WAYNE DAILY 19 RESULTS Are what everyone desires; some people get them in peculiar ways. The Classified Way is not the only way, but it is more certain. You see more people. Seventy-five thousand people see the News every evening, and it is not likely that seventy-five will see your sign in the window in a week, or seeing it pay no heed.

The man ho wants a base burner is not walking the streets looking for a sign He reads the News For Sale columns and so do you. Call 120 and tell what you have. 1 cent a word; 10 words, 10 cents; three times, 25 cents. We collect Female Help Wanted girl. Rich Hotel.

WANTED--Salesladies for all departments. Grand Leader. WANTED--Experienced cirl; must be good cook. Apply 1031 West Berry. WANTED--Girls at once.

Apply in person. General Printing corpoiation, 8 a. m. for general housework; no -washing. 129 East DeWald.

Call mornings. WANTED--Women to buy and $4 shoes for small sizes. Martin, 1308 Cat houn street. WANTED--Middle-aged lady to take charge of home. 2544 Wcisser Park.

Take Pontiac car. WANTED--Lady canvassers; a good hous-i-to-house proposition. Call at 427 Gieenlawn avenue. WANTED--Girl for general housework; no washing. Noithwest comer of Jefferson and Garden streets.

WANTED--Thiee girls to take orders for magazines; pay each night; all or spare time. See manager Hotel Truex. AT dNCE--Ten ladies to travel, demon- stiate and sell well established line to our dealeis; piovtoua experience not necessary; good paj railioad fare paid. Goodrich Drug Dept, 1258, Omaha, Xeb. BIG COLLECTION.

Fall Taxes in Allen County Total $895,090.37. The fall collection o'f taxes in Allen county amounted to $895,090.37, according to the figures compiled by Ticasuier Ranke and Deputy Harry A. Geer. This flguie is $77,000 more than was collected in the fall of 1915. In the total there is included $28,067.88 delinquent taxes.

The city taxes amounted to $238,215.38. Of the sum collected, $139,935.77 will go to the state for various fund purposes. WANTS DAMAGES. William Kulbach Wants $10,000 For Old Injury. For injuries sustained two years ago, William F.

Kulbach has commenced suit for $10,000 damages against the Berghoffi Brewing company. The complaint alleges that in December, 1914, the plaintiff was loading cases of bottled beer in the performance of his duties stood on a platfoim three feet high. This platform, he says, was covered with ice and he slipped and fell, tearing the lig aments of one leg and fracturing several ribs. Negligence on the part of the defendant is charged. Macbeth Hogg are attorneys for the plaintiff.

HAD TO WORK. Mamie Schulz Says Ernest Does Not Support Her. Mamie Schulz has commenced suit for a divorce against Ernest Sehulz. She says he so far failed to support hre that she had to work for a living. She asks the restoration of her maiden name, Hanson.

Hartzell Todd are attorneys for the plaintiff. STRUCK HER. Mont Mason Is Made Defendant in a Divorce Suit. Liiicy Mason this morning commenced a suit for divorce against Mont D. Mason.

She says he has been cruel to her and on occasions has struck her. She asks the custody of the one child. Colerick Hogan are attornejs for the plaintiff. NON-SUPPORT. Rhody Winters Says Henry Left Her Without Money.

Rhody Winters has commenced suit for dhorce against Henry Winters. says he has failed to support her and finally deserted her without funds. M. H. Bohen is attorney for the plaintiff.

To Elect Supervisors. The election of road supervisors be held Saturday, the balloting to take place in houses throughout the county. The trustees of the townships serve as inspectors and name cleiks from the two political parties. Court Notes. John Sullivan has commenced suit against John Kershner and Lee Scoles to recover $92.36 on a note.

David King has filed suit against the same defendants for $133.68. W. N. Ballon is attorney for the plaintiff. George Mauser et al.

has commenced action against Frederick Meyer to recover $125 on a note, Somers Kennerk are attorneys for the plaintiff. The case of Mary E. Burrows vs. William Geake, for $10,090 damages for the death of George Burows, is on trial in the circuit court. The case of Mary Hoemig vs.

Joseph Lavanway has been dismissed. Bertha Snyder has been granted a divorce from Charles Snyder. Herman Popp has applied for admission to the Allen county bar. His application was referred to Attorneys J. H.

Aiken, W. C. Geake and H. L. Somers.

Zola Hagerfeld has been granted a divorce from Louis Hagerfeld. TWO KILLED When Grand Trunk Train Strikes Auto Near Valpo. VALPARAISO. Dec. Waldeck.

son of the Deep River blacksmith, and Henry Peterson, a farmer's son. were instantly killed west of here by a Grand Trunk passenger train. They riding in nn auto and failed to see the tiain's approach HOLD FUGITIVE Charged with Embeullng $3,800 from a Furniture Firm In Peru. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. H.

Burkhatt, 47, was arrested today on a warrant sworn to by H. Jay Root, Shel- hyville, charging him with vagrancy, and the police placed an additional charge of being a fugitive from justice against 'nurkhart. Thf police asked for the vagiancy case to be continued In city Male Help Wanted WANTED--Elevator boy. Apply at once. G.

W. Gates Co. WANTED Registered assistant drug clerk. Reiley's Pharmacy. 2012 Fairfield.

WANTED--A strong boy 18 or 19 years old to learn trade. Apply 1028 Broadway. WANTED--Boy for delivery. Apply Indiana Electric Appliance 123 East Columbia. WANTED--Boys to drive wagons; steady employment throughout the winter.

Merchants' Deliver Co. WANTED--Office boy 16 years of age; chance for advance. Apply drafting department Western Gas Construction Co. WANTED Experienced baker, single man who can live at institution. Apply at ofice of Indiana School for Feeble- Minded.

to save 50 cents to pair buying- good or work shoes at $2.50 to $3. Martin's, 1808 Calhoon street. Fort Wayne. MEN employed as foremen or otherwise can make big money on extra work that will not interfere with regular duties; easy to handle and big piotits. Address X21, care News.

HAVE a business of your own; learn the barber business; successful graduates everywhere Call or write for particulars and photo. Foit Wayne Barber College, 219 East Main street. Fort Want, Ind. Agents Wanted WANTED--Ijady and gentleman agents; steady work and good pay. Address E.

A. Smith, general delivery, city. WANTED--Agents; highest cash 'paid weekly; part expenses; free outfit; experience unnecessary. The Hawks Nursery Wauwatosa, Wis. couit this morning, and Burkhart was held under a $3,000 bond.

Burkhart, the police say, is In Peiu, to answer the charge of embezzlement of fiom the furniture firm of L. J. Root company, of Peru. Burkhart is said to have been employed as a bookkeeper by the Root company for two years. GREEKS GUSH WITH ALLIES AT KATERINI FIVE THOUSAND GREEKS OR.

POSE FRENCH LINES--FIGHTING NOW GOING ON. BERLIN (Via Sayville Wireless), Dec. Greek captain has captured Kateriiii aud now stands with 5,000 men opposed to the French whose line of posts has been pierced, the press bureau an nounccd late today. lighting is going on north of Katerini between Greek regulars and French troops. CASUALTY LISTS London Says Nearly One Million Germans Have Been KUIed in War.

LONDON, Dec. total losses in the war up to the end of November 3,925.857 men, according to figures based upon the official casualty lists. Of tliis number 916,027 were listed as dead. The casualties for November as re- poited here today were 166,176, including 30,544 head. What Allies Want LONDON, Dec.

which aie believed to constitute the only basis upon which the entente powers are willing to enter upon peace negotiations weie ascertained this afternoon from various sources. One of the provisions would defer full indemnity by Germany for devastation of the nations which she has invaded. These teuris, although unofficial, are believed to represent the concessions which Germany must make to obtain peace. They are as follows: "The and restoration of occupied teititory, including Belgium, noi thorn France, Poland, Serbia and Humania, with full indemnity for the devastation which German occupancy of these territories 'has entailed. "Restoiation of Alsace-Lorraine to France.

"Session of the Constantinople si i aits to Russia. "Indemnity, ship for ship, and ton for Ion, destroyed shipping. "Adequate punishment for those re- sponsiblle for attrocities committed by German forces." It was emphasized in all quarters that the ouly questions of a possible negotiable in the peace settlement might be as to the restoration of certain captured German colonies and the limitation of Geimanj's future armament. Circulation For November 17,177 1. 2.

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

13. 14. 15. ...16,663 ...16,781 ...16,669 ...17,850 Sun. ..17,412 ...23,801 .21,495 ...18,077 ...18,190 Sun.

...16,619 ...16,620 ...16,619 16.. 17.. 18.. 19.. 20..

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..17,452 Sun. ...16,354 ...16,312 ...16,261 ...16,240 ...16,175 ...17,506 Sun. ..16,284 ..16,325 ..16,198 ...15,013 Total 446,600 Daily Average 26 17,177 The above statement of the circulation of the Daily News has been prepared and veriflied by me and Is correct. C. A.

FERIW3. Circulation Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of December, 1916. CHARLES M. BRINK, Notary Public.

My commission expires Jan. 27, 1920. Help Wanted WANTED--Man and wife for general work in country home; best of references required. Dr. Dodez, 1425 West Maul.

Business Opportunity ROOMING HOUSE, centrally located; fine income; rooms all filled; sell contents for only $350. Rastetter. Phones, 366 and 7163 red. WANTED--Lady with shop knowledge to take charge of power sewing machine and specialty work; one who can take part interest in the business preferred. Address N77, News.

HOSEY TO LEAVE HOSPITAL MAYOR RECOVERING RAPIDLY FROM OPERATION. Council Committee of the Whole to Discuss Bread Ordinance Next Tuesday. Mayor W. J. Hosey will be able to leave the hospital tomorrow for his home, having sufficiently recovered from the effects of the operation to which he submitted several weeks ago to admit of going home.

He is rapidly recovering from the effects of the operation, but, of course, still is very weak and will not be at his office for several weeks more. TO TALK BREAD AGAIN. Committee of the Whole to Argue Amendment to Ordinance. FOR POOR Elks Collect Two Truck Loads of Discarded Clothing. Two truck loads of clothing, in good condition, but discarded by the members of the Elks for some tiifling reasons, were collected at the old clothes social, held by the organization Tuesday night.

hundred members of the order attended and enjoyed the banquet which was served at 8 o'clock. Harry Hilgemann presided as toastmaster, and icsponses were made by Maurice Niezcr, Rabbi Weinstein, W. H. Shambaugh and others. Adolph AVifgman and Ed Cranston rendered solos, Uoerabke's orchestra furnished the music and there were three acts from the New Palace bill to top off the evening.

100 OPERATORS Convention to Be Held at the Commercial Club. The Northeastern Indiana Telephone association will hold a meeting tomorrow at the Commeicial club. This association Includes the different independent telephone companies in the northeastern section of the state and was organized for the purpose of mutual protection atod better sen-ice over toll lines. In connection with the meeting an operators' school will be held under the direction of W. 8.

Vivian, secretary of tho National Independent Telephone association. About fifty telephone companies within a radius of fifty miles of Fort Wayne will be represented. Probably one hundred operators will attend. The council committee of the whole at a meeting to he held next Tuesday night, will thresh out the amendment to the city bicad ordinance. The amendment fixes sixteen and thirty- two ounces as the standards but permits fourteen-ounce and twenty-four- ounce loaves if they aie plainly labeled with theii correct weights.

Some of the councilm.cn are holding out for straight poun'i and two-Hound loaves, insisting' lh.it thr variations due to the market prices of ingredients shall be in the price and not in the weights. The ordinance appropriating $77.50 to pay Dr. Frank Dinnen for medical services rendered Henry Bovine, injured while working for the city, was passed by the council last night The committee on cdeucation was given the ordinance empowering: the school trustees to buy the Montgomery Hamilton property at Montgomery and Clinton streets. This Is not the Hamilton homestead property which the school board tried to purchase several years ago. The Birth Record.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wiedemann, 252S Smith street, a son.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Kaleel Shaheen, 42S Madison street, a son. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Park, 426 East Berry street, a daughter. Municipal'Notes. Charles J. Slciss has been removed to his home from the St.

Joseph hospital, where he submitted to an operation several weeks ago. The strain shovel at Coombs street has been movcu from the north to the south side of the Nickel Plate tracks to complete the excavation work. CHURCH NEWS 4 Mt. Olive Revival. The evangeliaticm services in prog' ress at Mt.

Olive Baptist church have been well attended, and much good has been accomplished. Many persons who liavc strayed away from Christ have been reclaimed, and many sinners have expressed a sincere desire to be saved. Dr. Wesley Carter, of Columbus, who haa been preaching for the last ten nights, will preach his last sermon for the week on Thursday night. He must leave Friday.

It Is not known yet whether he will return at this time. PROSECUTOR A. Guy, of Nobletville, Found Dead in Bed This Morning, NOBLESVIL-LE, Dec. Guy, prosecutor of Hamilton county, a found dead in bed this mornlne. Wanted--Either Sex WANTED--Solicitors, either ladies or gentlemen, for special Christmas magazine club; Pictoilal Review and twelve other standard magazines.

See Mothers' Magazine. 527 ShoatT, 7:30 to 8.30 a. m. and 4 to 5:30 p. m.

Wanted--Work WANTED--Wallpaper fo clean. Phone 1601. Work guaranteed. SMOKY FURNACES cleaned and repaired by an expert. Phone 206.

WANTED--Packing and crating of bouM- bold goods. Phone 6368 red. WANTED--To boy your rags, rubber, magazines; also light hauling to do. Phone 7013 green. WANTED--Short or long-distance moving; 'bus parties a specialty.

Noble Skinner. Fhone, 1144 blue. A GOOD COOK and second lady are ready for positions where they can be together; can give good reference. Address N32, care of News. Wanted--To Boy WANTED--To buy your rags, rubber and magazines.

Phone 6079. WANTED--To buy your rags, rubber and magaataea. Call 7064 blue. Albert W1U eon. ANTED--TO buy Kindt, ot band fmtilture; pay highest cash S.

Rothberg, 1408 Calboua street Pbime, iZSS. Miscellaneous Wants SAVE MONEY--Get your hemstitching done. 606 Shoaff. Phone 3534. BUY Your Christmas presents at Pelz- weig's Jewelry Stoie, 1330 Calhoun.

PETTITS Storlga WarehOMie proof private roomo. Phone, 1108. 114 East Columbia. WANTEO-To write roir auto, flre and liability insurance. 1 1.

H. Sborey, 628 Calhojn street. Phone, 376. WANTED--We are ready to make out your 1917 motor license application. J.

Libbing 205 E. Main. WANTED--Highest pi ices paid fur wend-hand furniture, sloven tmd clothlot. A. S.

Hellleman. nil UJayalte street. Phone. 6711. I Personal WANTED--Mrs.

McKeau's fiiends to know she is at home at 455 Montgomery street. Phone 2197 green. Sewing Machines FOR SALE--Drop-head Singer sewing machine; $15. S20 South Harrison. FOR SALE--Drop-head Singer sewing machine; $15.

S06 East Washington street. Lost LOST Saturday night, union card. Return 606 Clinton. LOST--105 1-cent stamps between post- office and Alter'a cigar store. Finder return to Alter's.

LOST--A small leather purse containing money and papers with owner's name. Reward. Address W. care News. LOST--A leather bair either In front of Commercial bank or in front of 510 West Berry.

Liberal reward. Phone 98S or 510 West Beiry. Death, it is believed, was due to apoplexy. Guy attained considerable prominence through the prosecution of bankers in Noblesville, who were alleged to have violated banking laws. LODGE NEWS WAYNE CIRCLE Arranqe Charitable Work and Elect Officers For Coming Year.

Arrangements for a program of charitable endeavor to be instituted in the near future were made by Wayne circle, No. 45, Ladies of the G. A. R. at a meeting in Vordermark hall last night.

Officers for tne ensuing year were also elected and two membera initiated at this meeting. The charitable work arranged by the circle will inclue giving donation parties to worthy families. The two members put through the initiatory proceedings ast night are Mrs. Mary Hassler and Mrs. Ella Tryon of Monroeville.

The result of the election is as folows: President, Mrs. Eva White- For Rent--Houses FOR RENT--Five-room house. Phone 66)5 green. FOR KKNT-- Five-room house, partly modern, at 6H Wagner. FOR RENT--Partly modern eight-room house.

Inquire 1115 St. Mary's avenue. FOR RENT--Eight-room house, strictly modern; soft water bath, hardwood floors. i125 South Falrfield. FOR RENT--Five-room house, 1731 West Fourth, second house east of Rurmion; per month.

Inquire McKIernan grocery. FOR RENT--Brick house; modem; six rooms and bath; first-class condition; 1601 East Washington. Inquire E. H. Moellering, 241 Murray.

For Rent -Roomt FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms. 3379 red. FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms. 3379 red. FOR RENT--Four modern, unfurnished rooms.

310 West DeWald. FOR rooms at 224 Douglas; no children. FOR RENT--Modern furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 608? blue. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

331 West DeWald. FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room; modern conveniences. 213 Douglas. FOR RENT--In modem home, nicely furnished room, suitable for two. Phone 2073.

FOR RENT--Furnished light housekeeping rooms, with bath. 1015 Taylor street. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern. 329 East Jefferson. 011 RENT--Modern, furnished front room for light housekeeping.

Phone red. FOR REXT--A large, well furnished room for light housekeeping, with pantry. 1117 Maumee. FOR RENT--Large, furnished front room, downstahs; all modern; men preferred. Phone 254S red.

513 East Lewis. FOR RENT--Modern, furnished room, suitable for two, in private family; willing to furnish meals. Phone 7343 led. FOR-RENT--Neat and clean furnished looms and light housekeeping rooms, fiunished and unfurnished looms. 1220 South Calhoim.

FOR RENT--Six-room house, IIS Creighton; no bath nor furnace; want no children. Inquire 128 W. Creighton. Phone 6968 blue. FOR RENT--Furnished or unfurnished room; heat and light furnished; private entrance; gtnage in rear; rent one or both.

Inquire 2S14 Jane street. For Rent-Flato K-S2J FOR RENT--Six-room modern flat. 308 West Lewis. FOR RENT-- Four-room flat; $10; three blocks from electric woiks. 436 West Williams.

FOR RENT-- Two modern five-room flats; twenty minutes' walk from court house. Inquire Walsh 825 Calhoun street. Phone 2476 or 7489 red. For Rent-- Office FOR RENT--Two steam-heated office rooms, second floor Lyric Theater Bids 1012 Calhoun. Phone 1122.

For Rent--Barns FOR RENT--Barn. 412 East Wayne street. For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR RENT--To responsible people, seven-room modern house on Home avenue, near Broadway. Inquire 2407 Miner. WASHINGTON BANKER TO BOSS INAUGURAL man; senior vice president, Mra.

Edith Hohan; junior vice-president, Mrs. Nellie Vought; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Sink; chaplain, Mrs. Celestia Boling- conductor, Mrs. Clara Schwabe; guard Laura Fair; pianist, Edith White; delegates to the state convention, Mra.

Addic Marriotte and Mrs. Emma K. Close; alternates, Mrs. Clara Schawbe and Mrs. Mary Hassler.

The officers will be installed at a meeting in Yodermark hall, Monday evening, January 8. Shriner Ladies Entertainment. Mixpah temple Ancient Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will observe ladies' night on Friday evening, Dtcem- lier 15. An interesting entertainment program has been arranged by the committee in charge and there are ample assurances for an enjoyable All the ladies are cordially invited to attend. Announcement has also been made that the annual children's Christmas party would be held on Saturday afternoon, December 23.

A Cimstmas tree with distribution of sweets and fruit by the venerable Siimt Nick will be features of the event. Election of officers will be held at a business meeting of the order Friday evening, December 29. This meeting commences at 7:45 o'clock and aft members are urged to be present. Lodge Notes, Knights and Ladirs of Security will give a euchie and pedro party Friday in Flick hall, 209 West Berry street. Public invited.

Review No. 6, Ladies of the Macca- bees will glvo a tea Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sarah Barnes, 509 Locust street. Mrs. Florence Sack will be assistant hostess.

Mrs Ida Harris will entertain the members of Kekionga Review No. 83 at her home. 2324 Oliver street Friday evening. The members will meet at the transfer corner at 7:30 o'clock and from there will proceed to the home of Mrs. Harris.

YOUR OWN HOME--BUILT TO SUIT YOU City Suburban Bldg. Co. Second Floor Shoaff For Sale--Homes FOR SALE--Modern six-room home, side; $3.000. Phone 1733. FOR SALK--Six-room modem house on $2,600.

X27. News. FOR SALE--Immediately, three-acre suo- urban homo. Lincoln highway east; party leaving on account of health; easy Sigrist Co. Phone.

830. FOR SALE--Seven rooms, all modern, near Pennsylvania shops, immediate possession; easy terms; will take lot as part payment. Phone 631. 302 Bass Bik. SALE Two fine modern homes, just built by private contractor; Cottage soft water bath and every convenience; $3,650 each.

Call 2105 for appointment. FOR SALE--Seven-rooms, bath and large garage; all new, modern improvements, inside and outside; no better location on south side; No. 2703 South Wayne aveiiue. second door south of Swayne avenue; lot EO by 150 feet. Inquire r.t Nukman bank, 132 East Main street.

O. S. Hanua. A REAL BARGAIN Semi-bungalow, just finished, on Central drive, Pontiac addition, containing six rooms, with soft water bath, furnace; enthe cellar cemented; oak sleeping porch; tile room; this roof adds 33 1-3 per cent, to beauty of home; lasts a lifetime; gets you a reduction in file insuiance rate; $500 cash and balance like rent. Phone No.

3179 for particulars. For Sale--Farms FOR SALE--Fifty-acre farm, four miles west of city; bargain. N17, News Automobiles and Sundries FOR SALE--One 1915 Ford touring car. one 5-horseponer gasoline engine. 712 Runnion avenue.

FOU SALE--Five-passenger Ford auto; good condition; price very reasonable. Inquire 712 Runnion avenue. FOR SALE--Five-passenger auto, good as new; fully equipped; new tires; original price, for quick sale will sell for $500. Inquire Electric garage, 630 West Washington. Sale--Miscellaneous FOR SALE-Parrot; a good talker; very- tame.

Phone 2365. FOR SALE--Houseful of furniture. Deal- need not apply. 1219 Webster. FOR SALE--Columbus operating table; perfect condition.

Dr. Schrader. Phone. JJ678. FOR SALE--Black leather tufted davenport in good condition.

610 East Wayne street. FOR SALE-- A nice, small stock of drugs; cheap. Niswonger's Real Estate Agency. 6504 green. FOR SALE-- Baiber shop and cigar store; good location in town of 1,500.

Box N15, care News. SALE-- Chest of twenty-six pieces Community silver, never used. Phone 3272 blue. FOR SALE--A Scotch collie (first-Class dog) at price; will sell at once. 1620 South Calhoun.

FOR SALE--Best paying milk route, southuet; $250 net profit every month. II. Goldstme. 14 Bank block. FOR SALE--Good leather lounge and five chairs; pi ice, $7.

See them quickly at room 210 Bass block. Phone 2081. FOR SALE--One casohne engine (20- horsepower), with magnets and everything complete. Garrett Elevator Garrett, Ind. SPECIAL OFFERING--Different makes, styles and special values in used sewing machines at low prices from up to $26.

820 South Harrison. FOR SALE--Fine sample stock of better class ladies' and gents' umbrella handles; Syory, gold and silver trimmed; designs; will sell separately or en- tiio stock. Address N13. News. CLOVER BLOOM, with our Atlas mash and Globe scratch feed, is what you want to feed your chickens now to get eggs.

Ask for our Globe egg record calendar. They are free. W. D. Henderson Co.

phones, 144 and 495. Horses and Vehicles FOR SALE--Good work mare, weighing 1,400 pounds; harness and wagon; cheap. Inquire 118 East Columbia. Phone 2311. FOR SALE--Black mare, spiing wagon, new tinners' tools (cheap), 1916 Ford touring car, five bundles No.

10 market yire. 625 East Wayne. Stoves and Ranges FOR SALE--Ninety stoves; all kinds. 1408 Calhoun street. FOR SALE--Soft coal stove: 50.

Phone 2486 black. 723 West Jefferson. For Salejr Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE--No rent to pay; restaurant; good tiade: building, fixtures and stock H. Goldstlne, 11 Bank block. Store Fixtures BXJR SALE--See our line of plate-top floor eases, wall cases, desks, safes, etc.

Bursley Co. Pianos and Player-Pianos FOR SALE--Eighty-eight-note standard- make player-piano; bargain if taken at once. Phone HI! blue. opininn of officers. However, there is a tremendous amount of detailed work for the men to complete before they will be allowed to return to their home.

Robert N. Harper. 1 Robert N. Harper, president of one; of Washington's banks, has been se-j lected chairman of the inaugural! committee for the ceremonies March' 4, 1917. Being an inaugural chafr- man is a man-sized job, for the! chairman must not only boss a cela-j bration which brings thousands ofj to Washington, bat must; 'raise several thousand dollars of money.

Little Beatrice Muhler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Muhler, 1031 Columbia avenue, has returned from St. Joseph's hospital, where she recently underwent an operation. An English inventor's cigarette holder is equipped with a porus disk to filter the smoke.

RUGS, curtains, portieres, silverware, wringers, clocks, blankets, vacuum cleaners, carpet sweepers of any household necessities at lowest cash or credit. Salesrooms, 14 North American Bldg. The Wayne Sates Co. Phone, 2S76 red. Open daily to 6 p.

m. NOTICE--The Busy Bee fruit store will make special prices on oranges and other fruits and special on nuts at 13 cents per pound. Try them before buying. Fresh candy at 10 cents per pound; also one-pound box of bon bon candy, 30 cents. Come and see us.

Special prices Dec. 16 25. 126 West Main street-about 100 feet west of transfer Roofing SEE THE NORTHWEST Ready Roofing- Co. Avhen you need a new roof. Our slate-surfaced asphalt roofing (plain and imitation shingle or tile) guaranteed and will last a lifetime.

Costs less than wooden shingles and is fireproof. Over 3,000 roofs laid in Fort Wayne. Our representative will be glad to show you roofs laid five years ago which do not show a sign of wear. Phone 7206. 51 East Creighton avenue.

Financial. MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos, live stock, to $250; lowest rates, best terms; quick service. People's Collateral Loan northwest corner Calhoun and Berry streets. Phone. 177J.

Upholstering MOST 1 SATISFACTION In and furniture repairing. JWT, J. Saffron. SOI Eait Lewis. MAX SALON will repair or upholster ytna furniture with best satisfaction.

Call 2112 blue. 1212 Broadway. i iS JKUSS OF THE SAFETY MEETING Traction Company Employes to Discuss Safety-First Precautions. The Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana traction company will hold a I safety meeting Monday afternoon and evening, December 18 in the company's office on Holman street, when tho em- ployes of the company will hear a lecture on, andw ill discuss safety- first precautions. These meetings have been made a regular institution by the company and arc held each month for the benefit of the employes.

THIRD REGIMENT South Side Home Located in Harriso'n HIM, wide lot, all improvements, east front, hardwood floors and finish, decorated in brown, attractive electric fixtures, open stairway, lead soft water plumbing, shutters and trellis on front of house. Will sell on the payment plan. Prlce $3,945. WILDWOOD COMPANIES SHOAFF BUILDING SPECIAL Thursday Dec. 14 Mail Box Corbin Lock L.

J. LIBBING CO. 205 E. Main St. To Be Mustered Out Before Christ mas.

Officers Believe. INDIANAPOLJS, Dec. Third Indiana regiment, quartered I Fort Benjamin Harrison, following its! return from the border, will be mus- tered out bef'no I- Prof. Paul Milukoff. 1 Professor Paul Milnkoff, leader of- the Liberal party in the Russian, duma, is trying to bring about change in the Russian cabinet simU lar to that which the British cabinet just undergone.

His influence has already caused the retirement of the reactionary Premier Sturmer, and it is believed that he will corn tinue his activities until every re- sctionary has been forced out LOANS ON DIAMONDS Watches and Jewelry. Low Rates. Long Time. FORT WAYNE CREDIT CO. 1221 Calhoun St.

Phone 533 In addition to the administration of 1 the poor relief law and the public health acts, the local government board i-f Ireland has administered oversight the so-called laborers' acts, the purpose of whirh is to put Irish labor- jors into of agricultural holdings, assist them by means of money grants for the purchase of holdings, provide them with cottages, assist them ugiicultural operations, etc..