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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAH, 18, 1921. IASOWIC CLDBS President Voices Hope for Settlement of Disputes by Conferences. WASHINGTON, hope 'was expressed by Harding, In an address tonight at a banquet of the National Ixmguo of Clubs, that he w.ouid see the day when men In rcsixmslblo positions, speaking, of their pedple, gather around a conference table tp adjust their disputes." "If the peoples of the world can only understand each other," he said, "and If men in authority- can only face each other In speaking for the several peoples of the world; there will never be another conflict to block progress Of civilization. Rather than to contemplate a conflict or' to enter one, I would, rather sit at a table and settle it In advance." Admonishes Audience. In suggesting 'that the problems of reconstruction were.

more serious even than those of war, the' President admonished his audience thAt "it'a up to to put pur republic 1 on the straightforward track of peace and construc- tlveness again;" In a tribute 'the principles for Which free masonry Mr. Hard- Ing that, "all America respects the great Masonic order." "I have yet to see or hear or. lyiow anything in Masonry from first to last," the President "that has not made me a better man." Gen. Pershing and Lejeune, commandant of the marine corps, were uniong the guests; L. H.

Troutman of city was elected president of the league and Atlantic City, N. was 'chosen f6r the 1922 convention. Resolutions adopted pledged support to 'the administration of "Brother" G. Harding; Indorsed, the movement to rebuild, the Village of Belleau aa an--AiiitirK'tui and set Noy. 4 as "Washington's Masonic birthday." resolution calling on Congress to purchase Mt.

'iVernon failed, after in-' qlgnatloh had 'been expressed by. many visitors who had Jo pay 26 cents nation." JUDGE APPROVES SALE OF CANOE CLUB PROPERTY Judge Carter, in Superior court 3, yesterday approved the sale of the club-. housed property of Athletic and Canoe Club, on river near the Emrnerleh'syille bridge to Wil- Ham Wocher, representing G. G. fox, R.

O. D'Albert, Robert Wands and himself, the consideration being- $84,500. pnly one other bid ivas by G. lj. Davis, who ofteSed to buy the property for $33,830.43,.

The receiver, for the In-. dlana.polls Athletic. and Glub, Russell Wlllson, i reported claims out standing against the club, together with receiver's obligations and court costs, amounting to about J32.200. was the. yurpose of the new owners of the erty to operate it: as a high-grade club, where first-class 'dancing, athle.tlc ana canoe; club privileges be maintained.

'Approximately: twenty of the "old club members will to join the- new "club. "The- Isham, Jones' or. chestra Chicago will provide' the music for the new club's COLLEGE "GREEKS" DECIDE TO Cp-QPEFtATE IN DRIVE The interfraternity Association of In- (lianapolis, which is rn ade up of repre- sentatfves of twenty-six national col-. leg.e fraternities having alumni in Indianapolis, has offer Its cooperation with the movement to aid In-, dlana colleges during; 'the week be" ginning May 22, In accordance w(th a proclamation Issued- by Governor Warren T. plans to, open, a membership campaign in whlcfi It is hoped to enroll the majority of the 4,000 college fraternity men in and near; Indianapolis, plans were rriade for a smoker to be held June 24, at which undergraduates from the various institutions throughout the state will be invited.

National fraternity officers will address the members of the association. smoker bomrhltte'e, appointed by Judge Charles Remster, pwWdent of the association. Includes the following: -Dragoo, William R. Stuart and Bruce H-Mclntosh. FUNERAL OF '61 VETERAN TO BE HELD THIS MORNING Funeral services for Dr.

Harrison i PeacKee, a civil war veteran' and a resident of Indianapolis "for forty years, will -bo 'held this morning at 10:30 o'clock in tho chapel of Shipley 946 North Illinoiff street. Burial Will be In Crown Hill Peachee died Wednesday morning at the ago of 78, after a lingering illness. He lived at .1468 North Ala-. bama street. Surviving, are a Reynaldo D.

Peachee, and a daughter, Mrs Gertrude Roldy, of Indian-, a.polls, and two brothers, Mack Pnachee of Indianapolis and James Peacheo of Kockvllle, Ind. HOMEOPATHS'CONVENTION OPPOSES MATERNITY BILL Three technical addresses formed the progrivm yesterday afternoon of thS fifty-fifth'annual convention of the In' diana Institute Homeopathy at the Claynol hotel. Speakers Included Dr. Lester, Dr. Emma O.

Holloway, North" Manchester, and Dr. William King, Indianapolis. A banquet was held In the the- Columbia Club. Resolutions passed condemning the maternity: bills now ponding In Congress as transferring to America the very extreme of the now discarded Prussian plan of universal state control of the citizen In every walk of life. THIEF TAKES RIDING PLOW; BURGLARS STEAL 3 RJNGS A thief with agricultural instincts en- tho barn of Joseph Stort, 237 North Warman avenue, yesterday and took a plow, according to Information received by the police.

The plow was one known as a "riding plow," the police say, and could not been taken without a team of horses or a tractor I I Madge Henry, 34 Meridian reported to the police that who entered her rooms some time yesterday, took three rings, valued 1 at $75, from her dressing table. ARGUMENT WITH HUSBAND CAUSES SUICIDE ATTEMPT Following an'argument with her hus- band, Margaret Tippy, 20 years, old, wife of John Tippy, 2731 Cornell tempted suicide by drinking a bottle of poison, according to the -police. She was taken to- the City hospital, where 'she Is expected to recover. According to Mr, Tippy, the argument took place at about 6, o'clock' last night. Ho left home and returned at 10 o'clock, when his wife told him that she had takcrt poison.

FIRST MAY DINNER-DANCE GIVEN By TRAFFIC CLUB The first annual May dlnner-danco of tho Indianapolis Traffic'Club was held at the Athenaeum last night. About scv-' only couples attended. In honor of the twenty-fourth wedding, anniversary of Mr. and 'Mrs. Butler, Uift board of directors presented the couple with a largo floral piece.

-Mr. Butlor Is president of the club. The date of the next monthly banquot was for Juno 2, at the Claypool hotel. THBKK-I IJBAOUK. 2 JJ Terra Haute 4 (Fourteen' Kvansvllle, 11 3 Rockford i CLARA HAMON GETS $10,000 OF ESTATE OF MAN SHE KILLED LOS ANQKIjBS, May set- Moment was effected today by which Clara Smith Hamon xollnqutshcd all claim to the c'stato of Jako Hamon.

of whose alleged murder sho was 'acquitted recently by an Oklahoma It was announced by her attorney. J. Champion. "A.n agreement," the attorney eara, "has been signed between Frank t. administrator of estate of Jake I-i.

Hamon and Clnru Smith Hamon, whereby, In consideration of 10,000 cash, she relinquished all claim to the estate of Hamon, the agreement recognizing as. valid certain rights the show ar vested In her." The attorney said these rights were specified royalties and leases In an oil field and other "oil Interests, from which Clara Smith Hamon Is now draw- ing.revenue" The attorney added that "present revenues" from those holdings were ample to of his client. MINE UNION TO FIGHT COT President Lewis Declares Lower Wages Will Not Benefit Suffer' Ing Public. SPRINGFIKLD, May Ijewis, president of United. Mine Workers of America, expressed belief that "we are emerging from tho most momentous' crisis in history and shall soon witness, "a substantial improvement," in a circular letter received by all Illinois mine locals tbday.

The international union, Mr. iTjewis intends that. there shall be no reduction In miners' wages. Says Cut Wouldn't Help Public. "We'are not unmindful of tjho many great hardships enforced, idleness brings to the mine workers but a reduction in their wages is not the solution and can not bring any relief to our people," Mr.

Lewis said. "The present condition can in no way be attributed to the wage The North Sldo Veto will play thejr. aoanon'a oponer at Qulncy Sunday and vylll tackle the Seymour Ileds thn following week, All plnyorn should bo presr ont at a meeting of tho club Friday evening. For names address J. North Sldo Club, Thirtieth and Clifton vtroota.

management of the JIt-Moac ball club of Joffei-HOnvlllo wonld llko to arrange Ramos with clubn In or near apolla to be played in Indianapolis, Address manager dlub, Box 55. Jef-, fersonvllle, Ind, For games with tho second team of Connersvllle Heserves, address T. Dudley, 1119 Grand avenue. Connoravlllo. Ind.

Tho team representing Knlfthts of Pythja's IxjdKa No. Will ploy In tho new "Saturday afternoon leaRuo under tho management bf, Barney WrlKht. A m.eot- InK of the club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock'at 119 East Ohio street. Tho Arlington (Ind.) Red Sox would llko to arrange a few games away' from homo. Cambridge City, Edlnburg, Greenfield, Noblesvllle and Acton, preferred.

Address Hdward Hank'. Arlington, Ind. Through a misunderstanding the Now Palestine ball club meet the In-- dlanap.olls Lions Sunday, but will clash with the Mprrlstown nine. The Rlley All-Stars will journey to Danville, 111., Sunday to play the Soldiers; home team of that town. For games, with tho All-Stara address 'Robert Jonne, 443 North Bancroft avenue or Irvlngton 0125.

The Capitol Stars, a local colored- team, will play at Blootnington Sunday and at Greenfield the following week. Oamea are wanted for May 29 and 3i). Address JFack Brnnkn. '3631 AMATEURS SEMI-PROS The Plerson Specials of Bloomlngton would llko to book a feW games with out- of-town Address John- SchrhJYJ, Wloomlngton, Ind, ORBENCASTLK, May local American Legion ball' team, i open here Sunday ngnlnst thn Coatosvlllo Hluc.s. Grcenuantle defeated lust Sunday, 5 to 2.

BUTLER-WASEDA TICKETS ON SALE AT SPALDINGS Tickets kavff bwn plnred on mile for tbo -WotHsln unlrerVlly. lliitltr. Rust-bull icniile AattiriUlr tit A. t. (38 Nortlj' vioiln direct, The pltiynl on Irwln (Icld and will le nt 3s30 o'clock.

TJBACK COACH llBJfX'TS CONTRACT, I'lTTHrWlUJH, M'iy 12-r- a Id- track and banket bull couch Tech', today renlK'iatlon to the athletic committee, at tln.i olid or tile', prexmt school' A con- trno.t covering was offei'od -the. but rejected Jt. a (-wild riot -accept tho salary mentioned. DKATII NOTICES. KWAN-- Anna pawed lit u.

m. Thursility miruitiK IKT rval'loiioi', 1541 uvfi, ut m. Haturtlay. I'l. (n' I.fiHT nriiwii inn-ki't book, on' Illln.oU atrvt't, hctwiM'ii mid Ohio, or Ohio Ilieatcr.

ovi'lilliB. a 2SOO. old' i a pencil, valued kcopruko of loet I m-nr piirk, Vienna tilione Clrclir W9S. l.OST-rOpcii-'iic'-d, gold, Hlftln watch and a fob. Tueaday In to 00 block R.

'He ward: Circle 0449. PTHAYKO or ntolen, brown and i hound, Tuesday, tirmwnrii nnine of 3SO, fur iicck on pair itlovoB, lout, town nnd Speedway. Ait'lllo 634 Capitol. of Itoturn to O. Ci-uy Ind: 11.1 Monument wivtch.

Reward. CiuH. iu'te H. Scott, Itoom 506, M. TJ, "Kveraiinrp ponrli.

Hew.ird. Udndolph ScorB away wnjnesilny, May 11, nt homo In tho Dolnno ufeo f'O apartment, yoars. Rprvlcos- tlm F-lanne'r Buchanan chapol Friday, 3 m. Frieniln Invited. Cremation will fol- w.lfe 'p( ilbnry Mon- nlgor.

Wcdncidity 3 p. m. Saturday mornlnR fit 10 a. m. at l.Iisoy, Titus chpol.

Burial Crown i nVo rtic'rt-'at I tho rnsldenne of his pon, rlch. 3921 1'ark at .1:25 n. ni. Ho was- a' mo.nihpr of tho George H. Thomas, post.

Surviving Mr. Ulricli nro his son. Wllll'nrii -E. of city, and Mrs. Corn Kbert iWroiA of Seattle, SorvlcoH Sftturdfty at 2:30 ftt residence.

at Crown Hill. Frlondu Invited. SALES Wo wish to cxpreon our a to tho many friends tat tho nympathy. arid whown us a of our beloved wife and" Tnothor, Mrs. Mary M.

Sales; we aluo thank the D. Garrison and Shirley Bros. Mr. C. SCHMIDT w.iah to express our sincere a to- our neighbors and friends for tho kindness nhown us during tho atcknesa' and of our dear husband and father; and also wo thank every one for tho a i floral offc.rlntts.

Wife and Children. IN MEMCttllAM, A ipln" imnii Bold arrow wllli a a (in hack. Kinder plo.ase a i i 1172. F.iiST-" -A bou of wViilinghouin lamps, on nnd Oil Main 1433. Af'k.

for l.iinoo. brown purne, on oar, Thursday 4 rn. Mam .0766.. wnrd. n'lyACK, and tan mttio hound.

Call .151 -J-V- L')S'F--Sh('li." rimmed KlttRsoB with -'15 In Auto. One holder, painted red: Jloward. Webster LOST---6n South nliie. femalo Airedale, naina Ueward. Drcxel IX)ST-- -FUch- neckpleco.

4H70. Paekiiije Oa'llf'ornlii pictures. wanl. Clrelc 41198. ---Abiikiiio blister pendant.

a DrexiU 115,7. MACHINERY 1 A I A 20 H. P. engine. 1 I a i a Harventer, 2B H.

P. koro- ueno engine. i 10 K. W. Western Klootrlc; gonerAtom.

i switchboard and all attachments. ThcBo are all as good aa now and cnn be boufebt at a barfraln. TUB KUI5CTUIC LIGHT KKWTOWN. IMP- WORK We make all kinds of uheet atetl work tankM, broechinsro. Wo will bo glad to Blvo.

on any 'work of this kind. The. SINKER DAVIS CO. TO i Wn ivlll pay on i in i'li In i i-i'tan In 30 a 10 p.er cent i i i i i on all chiiUierB, Personally by A W. llubbard.

HOFFMAN KLKCTHIC I N. Alabaiiiii. Mt. ANY i i i i i 'portion, either e.irn loo to I i I'oi-riinpondlns for i to tJf, weekly In unneeestsAry; no can- vasifltiff; RUKKOntod. or j)ttr tlcu-lai-8.

a i a Bureau, Buffalo, Y. All', WAY" I 7''offci entrance cslary i promotlona to 12.300. Poetomee 11,400 to 11,880. and a upoetal COUTHO at a call or i Indiana Civil Service -School. 157 N.

Ullnolu Buito I'llimn Main OiO.e. a f.or eol- i i on a only I i io work hanl foe ii'-ed a a a bond i tiro i I A cur.iioriitliin i In a northei-n for i-oiiipeteht mnti to iiiAiiHK') -service who advatu-o J300 Hond. For iee Mr. IdiMon, H.ank bldK, a i a only. WANTKl), llrnt and 'second cooks cliiHs hotel;" leave i excellent pay and tlrst-flassi worklnk ctfidnioni) 1 or state In tlrut loUer, othorwlse no- a i paid to Ad drew AX No 1 Ktar, KXIMflfilB'NCBD a wi ear.

INVISSTOKS i A I COK' In Wnd TeT" tell pt'T of. Come you how to -make $.10 daily In rubber tiro a i i -W pay you S5 a day loarniriK if you Iniyl A i i 611 S'. Capitol. Kloam NIGHT Man for i factory. i ex-' perlenee and salary, ilealred.

Address AC, Nj. m. MI DI OK FT" "soi I In ts nccOHHorlcH nnd a i a i-f i i i bourn. 1 (i. m.

to 12 p. m. ene.o nnd salary expected. Addrcim AO MAN' to answer service c.alTs on iight iilec- trlcal machinery; be moenanU-ally Inclined and have some knowledge of mrj- torii. Aridreaii AC! No.

-I9S, Star. YOUNG man to manngo edtabllBhed iiual- noss, good salary to right a must havo. Homo capital. Address AQ No. 2 4 4 WAJiJTBD, automoliub cimtnm work; must bo exporlencod.

I AND 1036 Third Tnrre Ind'. IIIIH ,4 SON. 1004 Madison ave, MAN who can repair i must be experienced. Indiana Auto, ftalos, pel- month. Address R.

T. Ilrown, i ton. Ind. TKN-CHAIR shop, hafr cuts 40c, shower and tub -bathe. New Lyrla barber IS YOUR- CHANCE OTHER L.INE5 MA.Y BE SLOW, BUT WATCH REAL THE BIGGEST I I BOOM IN OUR HISTORY IS ON ITS WAY.

GET I NOW A CASH IN ON THE GOOP TIMES I IS AN I I OUR SALES FORCE FOR A LIVE HUSTLER, I ECESSA I 1 A APOLI'S I THE- A I A I I ASK FOR MR. HOTTEL, 9 1'3 -MERCHANTS A 'a i automobiles, work rural and o.lty dlstrk-ta, Dlrrint to tonsunior basis; necesallles, tea, coffee and veterinary rehiDdlcj. -No napUal rc'qulred. W. II.

Walker, 134 IS. Washington OLD-MNH manufacturer wants specialty salesman; must have automobile. Ex- pniine, rommlHslon and ho.nun contract. i for producer. Ap- PIX 1-3 p.

in- Haturday, 1 3 Circle b'dg. A Oiiicago Investman't banking house has opene.d an Indianapolis ofilee mid a a tew Hulesinen 01 the highest 800 bldg. HToiJAGli; "battery travel In- illarm or I i i man i r.ar preferred. Call Claypool hotel no later tha.n Friday noon. A NTKI).

a few ir liable hou'ne-to-hpuse good new selling a Call tn tnorlilfiRn, ask, for Mr. Keel. .58 New York Si A i ('ar who a and prove real a rim? i for good 'man. Sen Mr, True, Farmers Trust bldt. souerroKS.

ATTENTION, agontfl and mall order You caii build up ft ffoorl bunhi6M which i moan iiri Income for Send for free booklet pf unsolicited tontlmonlals like i Fort Dodgn, Rent. 23, UhflumatlFTn flrrh' Dear man I trented with yo'ur herhtt onJy it flvo und he two, mllofl to sec rno laMt ftnrl now his wlfo IB also i i i hcvb foot baths, no you I fro it t'pttultn tho first time, a i -i i 11. Hall. 1'rico pound, la a i Herb 1018, Occ I'o-rk. Cal.

I WANT A SOI.TClTrtn TO T.OTS F()U MK ON EAST I I AND TBMrM'l AV1C. I I MOOUB, WASHINGTON 092.4. 1 All taken: Clrclo 3519. Royal Typewriter? fov Kent lateot models; quick nervlce; special 'to (rtudents. 1834 Royal Typewriter I'onnway OT of wo'rkf and let us 'you to make J3" dally In rubber tlra Wo pay you $6 A while learning If, you buy.

Stearo and Jazz piano pluyltig udult beginners In 20 legspns, Advanced course for play.cru, Booklet. free. School of pop opular i to attend day and evening of complete coumo hair OresslnK and manicuring. reasonable. Central Ileauty College.

203 1. O. f. bids, Circle 2161. MEN and Indian "to a a trade, TrlrClty barber College, 309 B.

Wssh- Ington Indianapolis. Ind. Clrclo 7S7. SO PIANO; 111. FHKNOII SPANISH "LESSONS-Commercial translations.

Paris School of French, go N. Mprldlan. Main PRACTICE on a Remlnqton; student Remington Typewriting Co, A A A A '447 good sleeping rooms, J5; distance. TV rgl modern A A A "16 a oam, suitable for two. Uurrlaon 2103.

nlshed houookeeplrifir milte; thoroughly modern. Dmrt ea.ll Hunday, aftor 6 p. m. ROOM? MAIN 1 CAPITOL, 842 Apt. nicely furnished front ninepins room, modern; private family.

Main 8607. nicely rooma, host of table board, Hefer- enceii. DElTAWARE, 190t nicely furnished room, central location, gentleman pre" Jerred; Handplph 7717. 607 large comfortaj)l9 rooms suitable for two or throa rates Nelson hotej. FfBNBlVlCKsTluceT" modern private rinn or two gentlemen nrefurrnd scales now -In "(ur organization has maintained Its eolld'arity" and discipline in what might be considered the most momentous crisis In its 1 KANSAS OITY MONARCHS MEET A.

B.C.S TOMORROW; The Kansas City Monarchs come to this city tomorrow for a five-game series with the B. C.8. I year the Monarchs finished In third place, tied with the lo- team, and are old-time rivals. Currle, their star pitcher, hurled eitra Inning games agalnist the last season, "Dlctle" Johnson opposing him each time. The Kunaas City team haw three other box stars in 'Crawford.

Morgan and Foreman. "Their infield consists ot Portuendo, a Cuban, at Moore, short; Fagen, second) Blatner, Moore, the shortstop, is one ot the -most valuable men In tho league, being a groat fielder, good hitter and fast In Donaldson, MoNair and Hawkins', the Monarchs boast of ono of the hardest hitting qutflelds in THe A. B. C.s-are making every effort to bolster the club. Manager Ben Taylor left -last "Wednesday for Pleasant, In an effort to sign the veteran backstop.

Powell Is a great receiver and knows how to handle young pitchers. Kenyon. big'-, right-handed pitcher, also will report from the Arkansas Baptist college In time to get Into the coming series. In the games played so far In the regular: league schedule A. B.

C.s'h,ave won four and lost three. It as though the right combination, 'has been struck with Clark back- on the Infield and Manager Taylor icports a great deal of confidence among the players. The game tomorrow starts at 3:16, whllo the Sunday affair begins at 3. ARGENTINE PORT WORKERS TO RESUME WORK BUENOS AIRES, May government, under an with representatives of the labor organization's, will not permit nonunion labor -In. the area.

Work in the major section of the port of. Buenos Aires, which has been at a standstill for" some time- as a result of Inactivity of the port workers, Is expected to begin again Friday. The agreement for a solution of the difficulty was reached at a conference last night between the minister of finance arid the representatives of the various unions Involved. tho meantime- more than 130 vessels in port remain idle. Several passenger steamers are amonpr those which have been compelled to delay, sailing.

As soon as work ts resumed In the port area the fflscharsing of the United States shipping board 'steamer Martha Washington will begin. TECH AND MANUAL NINES PLAY AT GARFIELD TODAY Tech and Manual will meet again on the diamond today at Garfleld park. In thp last game between these two teams the East side school carried off tho honors by a 4-to-2 count. Payne will be on the. firing lino for Tech, with Baclon.

doing the receiving. Today's gtime was originally scheduled with Lapel, but tho latter school canceled because Of I of two of Us Coach Blank's team will put in final preparation today, for the sectional meet tomorrow. Glenn Dray, dash man, Is expected to be the Bast side school's big -point Jack. Velscy also i come in 'for some consideration In tho hurdle events. The Tech men entered in the sectional meet arc Bates, Blakesly, Carlylo.

Crowdor, Davles. Gray. Graham. Gross. Langlale.

Lewis, Maxwell MeVey, Nipper. Snyder. Sommer. WleiUrhorn and Woods. YELLOW HORSE EARNS REGULAR JOB ON PIRATES PITTSBURGH, May Yellow Horse, the Indian who Joined the pitching Btaft of tho Pittsburgh Nationals this season, will tho in a regular.

This became known today whan of tho club announced that the Little Rock team had been paid tho purchase money Yellow Horse's re- "ifSrncy "'Drcyfuss, president of Pirates, said, today-thai would not bo a tho p.Iayers limit rule. Under tho rule all. National League teams must cut tholr. rosters to men hv May 15. Mr.

Dreyfuss said the Pittsburgh team now hne only i players uridor contract. PADDOCK QIVES UP PLAN TO GO EAST NEXT MONTH LOS ANGELES, May W. Paddock of tho University of Southern California, claimant of four world's sprinting records, has given up plans to race In the East next month, It was an- n0 had planned to run in an Invitational meet nt Boston, Juno la. or the national Intoroollcfflato meet at Chicago. Juno IB.

Inability to hrrange his university study work to make tho Eastern trip waVannounrcd as his reason for abandoning the Kagtorn trip. WOMEN WOULD ABOLISH KENTUCKY RACE BETTING DANVILLE, May Federation of Women's Clubs" a i adopted here today a resolution i the 1922 -Loglslaturo to re.poal tho prennnt state law legalizing hotting on ra action followed a lively discussion on tho subject whle.h has been one of tho outstanding propositions before tho federation since it began I state convention hero Monday. RRESS OPERATOR DIES. MUNCIB, May H. Schramm, 66 years old, for more than sixteen years Associated press for tho Muncle Star, dlo.d at his, home here this afternoon nftor a long Illness.

Ktineral services will ho held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Thn widow and four children 1 survive. Mr, Schramm had worked in both Clil-, caKO an dNcw oYrk offices of the. Associated rrcsfi. I APPALACHIAN. I Te.nn..

May 12. Ap- oMae.nlan baseball 'VenBue of several vearn ago was revived today i teams kt Knoxville. Cleveland, Johnson City, Greenville, Klncsport and Brietot. A of games has been arranged. COLCMBHS mon wprs.

COLUMBUS. May high baseball team defeated Seymour high hern this afternoon, to 8, In flnfti KlSh- School JSMMtntl Automatic 42-470. The Federal Athletics will" stack up against tho Mooresvllle Specials Sunday.at players should meot at the east entrance of the Federal-build- Ing Sunday morning at .11:30 The 6. O. S.

baseball team has a few open dates for June and July. Mechan- Icsburg, Hope, Acton, Columbus and Law- renceyllle take notice; Address Ray Pitman, 1144 South Senate avenue. The gAme Sunday between the Indianapolis Merita Lafayette has been canceled. The. Printers' Union baseball team will meet- the B.s at No.

8. Saturday afternoon in the City schedule. Players, will report early possible, Tho usual meeting will be held tonight at the Atlas hotel. Southern Association (First Game.) Birmingham 1 Chattanooga 1 Batterles--Eberhardt and Gooch; arid Grahani. (Second Game.) Birmingham f.

Chattanooga Batteries Morrison and Whltehlll; Morris and Nelderkorn. seVenth Inning: agreement). Atlanta Little Rock 7 Batteries--Markle and Rob- slnch and Land; Kohlbebker. At Mobile-Nashville; rain. International League.

Newark 0 0, 0. 1 0 2 1--913 0 0 0 1 0 0 0' 3 1--5 0 3 Batteries--Ferryman, Tipple and Smith; Winters, Relse and' Devlne. Other games postponed; rain. College Baseball Fenn State, New York university, 8. Michigan, 7j.

Michigan' Aggies, 6. RAIN CAN'T STOP BOILER MAKER BASEBALL TEAM LAFAYETTE, Ind. 'spite. of tho rain several a i week Coach Lambert ha'a his baseball team ready for the game with Waseda tomorrow, The men were given a long i I base i yesterday while today's practice called for batting practice, base run: 1 ntng and fielding. Wallace will the game on tho mound whllo Wagner will be saved for Saturday's In 'the Chicago content.

W. Fawcctt will ao tho receiving. The track squad went through their last workout In preparation for the dual meet with Northwestern on Saturday at Kvuns- lon, Coach O'Connor had not decided this afternoon how many men he would take but hinted that the squad would bo composed of about twenty.five men. CASTING MEET. The Indianapolis Casting blub will hold Ita first regular Saturday afternoon tournament tomorrow afternoon at tho cast- Ing gyeens, College avcnuo and Fall Creek boulevard.

The city park board Is constructing casting platforms and putting the greens In condition. These are open to 0,11 who ars interested In artistic angling. THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TELEPHONES, CLASSIFIED DEI'T. 4000 Automatic 3468-29 CLASSIFIED RATES: Per Line. Dally, Ono time .15 -JJ Thrco times In .13 .17 Seven consecutive times 10 ,15 Sttuallonti wanted, 12c.

per line, cash, with order. Contract rates on application. The Star will be responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion. Star will receive Death Notices until 1:45 a. m.

for week-day Issues and 11 p. Saturday for tho Sunday isnuo. CLASSIFICATION CARD. l-i-DUATH NOTICES. 2-- CARD OF THANKS, 8-- -IN MKMORIAM.

5--PUNEHAL DIRECTORa J-- FLORISTS. 7-- LODGES AND CLUBS. 8-- SPE PECIAL NOTlCEa A-- Theatrical. 9-- PERSONALS. 10-- LOST AND FOUND.

Il-r-MACHINEIlY AND TOOLS. 12--- HKLP WANTE.D--MALK. 13--SALWSMKN WANTED. 14-- AOENTH AND SOLICITORS. 16- HKLP WANTED-- PKMALB.

IB-- 'SITUATIONS WANTED-- MALE. 17 SITUATIONS A l-'EMALB, I INSTRUCTIONS. FOR KKNT. 80-- LIGHT I a ROOMS. oi BOARD AND ROOMS.

S2--ROOMS OR A WANTED. 24-- -HOUSEH FOR RENT. FOR RENT. 26-- BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT. 27-- MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT, 28-- HOUSES AND FLATS FURNISHED.

fiUMMJKR RESORTS ANI COTTAOE3. 1'roperty. Apartments. Lots. K-- -Suburban- Sain or SI--REAL ESTATE WANTED.

15 16-- MISCELLANEOUS FOR A Household Coal, lf.e and Wood. Mualeal Instruments. pet and Llvn Stock. F-- Miscellaneous. TUJPINKSH ANNOtlN'CKMKN'fS.

A A THANSFKR. BI1S1N AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. AUTOMoniLES AUTO SUPPLIES A REPAIRS. AND BICYCLES, AUTOMOBILES FOR ftBNT. -memorlam of May (neo Barhett).

who passed a a three years RKO May 13, 1918! Evening ubad- ows are falllnK and we all alone. In our hearts there comes a longing, if you only cotild come homo. Many times thoughts -may wandor to a grave not far away, where wo laid our darling Just three years ago today. A weary heart had oeiised to beat before wo know, that 'you wero gone. You always had cheor- your smiles-we see them yet, your tender voice for every one.

Wo nevor shall forget, for all 'of us sho did her best. May God grant her eternal rest. Sadly missed by Mother. Father, Husband and o6fft ami Everhardt 16-Inch simper. Incl.

Metal Und Mach. j.l^__K-_ st. 5 6 6 fo. 16-TON Holt trictors; boiiera! cfon- and rock crushing etc. ROBS Co.

Main S7S8. WE W1L-L repair or purchase your nld electric motors. VONNEGUT- M.A- 1Y ifKRvicH! PATTERN WORKS. 716 Harrison--M. Prexel PbBteTjr 5 3 I'OSS rooniB, modern sleeping O'JlEILLYf-Thornas who passed away 3 years ago tomorrow: Gone, but not forgotten.

By his Wife' and Children. MONUMENTS, SALE OF STOCK MONUMENTS. MARKERS. prices. Heal bargains.

BROCK MONUMENT Largest and beat equipped retail, manufacturing planttln Indiana. 647-49 MA8S. A'VE. CIRCLE 1960. Special discount offered on Saturday.

CHAS. G. BLAKE tlio old and reliable designers and makers Of monuments and mausoleurhs. Free booklet. 9 LaSallo Chicago.

BARBER. W. WASHINGTON ST. Bank Teller Wo want wide awake Indianapolis bank cashier or teller. easily pay, double present salary, Work pleasant and profitable.

If you do not now ohm more than $100 per week phono at once to --Main 4 470-- WANTED--Second baker oh broad and cakca. Day work. Wnffc-S $20, Wrlto City. Ind. STRAM TRAVBLKR man for 8toni TVork- 916 Harrison ht.

Drpxol good coal BTiovelers. HB14' WANTKIX--FEMAU3. Pants BXPHHlTiSNCED boy for grocery. Dolaware: ALTJ3RATION lady, W. Ohjq.st.

BO'oickKBI'KR 'and" typist; e'xjerienced; permanent position open now. Box 27614 COOK, 'colored. eiperlencedT 1700. 101, IS. Fourteenth, I I A 840 Knox apartrnents; beautifully furnished room, private two large closets, southern ex- nl) OR it IB, W7; desirable fur'nisneil Bleeping room, Call jPrejiel NEW JKRHEY, 518 s.lngle sleeping room; mldtlle-aged lady preferrgd.

NORTil 419 modern furnished room, sleeping or housekeeping; gontpro- 1 ferred, Qullford. Lj FEN'NSYLVANIA, 2030 room' furnished, near bnth, private family. Harrison 2373. WANTED" A FOOD rRCKUCT A OPEN- INOfi IN UEHT I I I FOIt TH1110K SALESMEN, 26 TO 35 A OK AUK. WHO A THE A 11.1 LIT A INCLINATION TO A A I COOK, lady.

Delaware, about 60 Fhono Circle yearn. PENNSYLVANIA. 3142 front employed couplo or business men. Jlan- KKEQELO' BAILEY B32 N. Pennsylvania at, Homelike chapel for Automatic 21-660.

Old. Main 0850. 213C at. Phones: Orexol 0422; Automatic 52-271. COLLECTOR.

to travol state of Indiana, $35 per week; steady work; $100 rash required. Washington 0925. Call after 4 o'clockv WORK. i A I A STAHT1NCJ HALRY, Afi I i A COMMISSION AND BHAItE IN I'UOFITH. I-ISE- FER MEN WITH I IN SKLLINO.

A I 1 OUOCEUY A MARKET. TRADE. BUT WILL CONSIDER MKN OTHERWISE A I I IN REJPl'Y STATE AGE, -HEIGHT' WEIGHT AND PRESENT OR SALARY. WITH FULL. DETAILH OF BMI'LOYMTBNT FOR PAST TEN YEARS REPLIES FROM MEN NOW EMPLOYED WILL BE CONSIDERBU I A ADDRKSS AX NO.

390 STAR. COLLEGE woman or teacher. Opportunity to travel In Christian work (Protestant). Will asmiro pood Income to one qualified. Apply Address AX No.

H.tor, 1' fiALEKLAbfEH. aKn experience unnecessary; new proposition, never sold In city before; J20 weok. No phono calls answered. Apply Koom 205, ilorto.n hotel, Monument circle. f'WELFf'H, E.

nTcelF'furnished tlHiJlr 0 0 Hi WASH1NOTQN, 1826 modern furnlnhod room, oppoalte Wlllard park; aultablo, for Droxel' 1 WoOMS. all modern gpod maid eorvke. hot and cold and teleuhone In each room! (ono person), VI to tlO.BO par weekly ratca, two persona, 19 to IH; parlor, bedroom arin bath (one or two porBonfl), tK.GO to 121. Hotel Linden, lUlnoIx ant! New York tn. BALE8WOMKN.

Wo have openings for women with lots ambition and pep In our real estate department. Experience an aiwots but not essential. Our method of training nnd annlHtance will help you succeed. If Interested nee Mr. Buchanan, 707 Occidental bldg.

room, north of creek. College car line; Christian Scientist Gentlemen 1 preferred; breakfast If desired. Box 37809, Star. FOR furntahed rodiri in apartment; easy walking distance. Phdna Circle W.

T. BLASENGYM 1626 Shelby Bt. Dtexel S570, Auto. B1-1H. HERMAN Ac SONS.

NEW JERSBT. Main 0911. to. 8 7j 6 91. TTTNN MarifofT" I 1 JLiN.IN ClXWO.

M. 2176, Funeral directors to tbd people of Marlon county ulnco 1881. Iriciianapolis Crematory Illinois at Auto. 9BI N. Deflaware Indlanapolls's- most modern funeral tabllnhment, with a uervlcoi and that is uniurpasied.

Automatla J6-B64. Main 3680. GEORGE ORINST tor, 522 E. Market. Main 0908.

Auto- varnisher for a i boxly work. Good wqrking conditions. See Mr. Stafford. Steinhart 'Co.

Meridian St. at Eloventh. SALEISMEN. Wo require the services of a few UK- presBivo min In our' real estate a ment. If Inexperienced this In an excel-' lent i a a.

good paying b'usiness. Assistance bcglnnet-g. For. I i nee Mr. 707 Occidental 1 bldg, SALESMEN, unununl opportunity, big money, Cull today Room 6JO 1C of P.

STENOGRAPHER, experienced, genera! office, The Walderiift 257 N. Tacoma. CLEAN, desirable room, modern, Adjoin ing both; hot water; prlvato family; walking distance. Circle 3276, SLEEPING ROOMS. $4 and up, HOTEL Capitol and A LARGETalry men prriforrod; this ft first-elass 856 N.

New Jcr- scy. Mrs- Hugh Andrews. PARLOR, bedroom and bath, two or tnrea J16 per week and Lorraine olel. COOK, middle-aged single man preferred; night shift, Call Harrison IU28. LINOTYPE operator In about two permanent place; good a conditions McNJEELV N.

jaerldlan, WILSON-- J. '1230 p'rospocf" Auto-'' lc FUNERAL DIRECTORS. U. 1164. Automatic 21-164.

1402 N. 111. It. A I one a i nome. metal and bench experience.

AG NIL 4S2. Htar, Drexel tSSl. Auto. Par I or p. 1222 Union INDIANAPOLIS PLOWKR "lJLANT CO.

i AVIS, AT 34TH ST. We grow cut flowers and plants, FUNERAL FLOWERS. WASH. 2862. AL'TO.

DETECTIVES. QUIQLEY-HYLANb AQENCT. 2902. People's Hunk O. E.

ft--Naomi Chapter No, 131. Stated meeting In Masonic temple, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. Members of the order welcome. M. Tiello Cop'3, matron.

IJzilo "of the'" Ancient. Acoeptod" BcoT- tlsh Rite aro roouoalcrl to a tlie neral of our late brother, J. Low, 32. at the a IJuclianan ohaix-i, 320 N. I today, Friday, 13, at 3 p.

m. I at i Hil'l. Edward Seoonovor, i i mauler, Robert i. McClure. PERSONAL.

NOTICK. To Whom It a Concern: i not lie roHi'ionxIblo for any drlt or bills Inrnl-rert by my Mm. garet Tarrnan. now i i nt MO Thirty-first indlanap'jltfi, A. Tarninri, MTT "JACKSON rninTral "wa'ter lii aVTcXcai- table water.

It itt ftlao rccomn-iended by many physicians for ltd modlcal prop- ertlec, OrJor today. Belmont 0421. Automa tic. HAIR DYEING and facial work" a clftlty. Dona privately, day or night.

Ouarnnteert wrinklo cream. of es- Formerly of fit. Loula, Mo. rexol ArifiOLUTKLY rniiabie, con.1flf.ntiai do tec- tlvo work performed; ratea, O'Ncll Heeret Kervice. W.

Wnsli. Clr- clo SOSfi; nlBht phono, Kan. 7 8 8 I i a i i d'ctro therapy, tna.xF-.Lf;'-. Circle 7-I71. 31 W.

Ohio, K. A i i f. T. Helen i i S. T.

A i A I fiwedlfih i i a and iron- crnl a Uetilnon hofil. A a nient 136. a. in, to A A 1'eoria, i eall Clc''lo a 6 t. to I A I i A I i i masxaxo.

It, 1 hldK. Lady a a Clrclo A I for llvnr trouMiv. Olh- son A .114 N. Delaware. Clr- jMij 7374, A I CREEK THEATMEN.TS, BwedlKh rnasftago.

live 105 W. St, VAPOh'" IiATH. 14 J.IJIJ5°j!i.|..-£ BATHS of "alT CF A a Klfk. 3fi When bldg. Clrelo' 7111.

Klve.n and taught. 11 W. a Room .12. a i 88)3. iVii.

i i A A I i i 1 7 4 7 I I IIA'THS, nnd vlolot i 10 Ohio. Circle MOTOR TRANSPORT MEN' WANTED Largo concern steady em.ploymont. time contract. I a i conditions, 'pay for men to drive i own i Income i comparatively small Investment. Excellent opportunities for advancement.

If you own a good two-ton truck or will buy one. i Is BIG OPPORTUNITY Give a i employment pant three years, rmirrlwl or cliiKle, a i a i etc. Three references, to your capabilities and I Write i for Interview, Address AO No, 239. a TIMI-iKEEPEH for huiidjnu" contractor." Stato experience, reference, salary expected and telephone number. Address AO No.

491. Star, MEN wanted for trative staff, Quartermaster Indiana National School in bookkeeping, accounting and business administration: Taught by competent instructors: Classes held once each week. You will be paid while learning. Call at Armory, 16th and Senate--Friday evening 7 to 9. Wanted--A Big Man A Iftrco Illlndls manufae.tur^r.

whose a covers a acres. cnn- i i a live bunlnens man to (Ht a i In i which a operated In any city of population a a Your inrnmfi a I and the 'profltH rihould a froro J25.000 to SVTi.OfiO per a I i to- flimnee your end of the l.ni-lneiri aii'l you i eon.trol the i of von Inv-st. N'oi 1.1 i i i i I I ofieji. i It io onr be 1 1 I i Hie a tt Hx, I i 5 to I n. nenB in.in In each i who w.jll own eo.ntro| i i i i i i i i i IIM' a Voii i Ket i i A AX No.

Star. 8ALKBMBN--SC week: can draw money tsach day; somethliiK now on a and nevor sold In this city; no phonn answered, Apply Hoom -208, Mor.ton'ho- tel, Monument 8ALESMEN, 'permanent connection direct i larso a a i corporation, Belling Its own 8 per cent first mortgage, Kold bonds, liberal commission for a ffrad'is Drexcl 8800. BA'LEHMKN--Prcfcrahij- with" auto for our high-clans. InK real cut aid subdivisions, Illg inonoy for wires. 7CO-62 Trust bids.

Main 1406. BALKBilBN-'-Phhto- coupon; afways tlilriK now. National Studio. '23 'N. I'enn- sylvanln- Will $200 You? Stenographer Several stonographorH at 129; nonl positions; no registration fW BKOWN OFFICE EKPICIBNCY BUBBAU, 210 Ilume-Maniur bldflr.

STJ5NOORAPHER, A keen on lot of dntall. Apply In person HooMcr Motor Club, i floor Claypool hotel, WAITHBSH, nxpnr.lenre.d. 361 ave. between 16-18 years of ORO to ns- nlnt In i i i i ntoclt; ifiuM bo nr.ni app i i parnonal referenced rcnulrcd. A i -floor office.

JJconnan's, 37-3J N. Pvtiniiylvanla. A GOOD outnltle room wttn hot And cold water; every modern convenience; rates. tH.60. Stubbing hotel.

NICBLY fnrnliihed room, modern, -with home prlvlleites; gentlemen preferred, WiLJklnj; dtgtitnce. Circle NICKLY furniahed aleepln.K roohj vnte home, walking B1'4 Alabama, ATTBACTIVB room with kitchen, prlv- llocos and brnakfaat. room, walking tanco, Clrcjo FOUR unfufnTahcd rooma, modern, -walk- Ing distance. 313 B. Tenth Call -after( p.

m. TWO connecting roomi, modern. use of 'kitchen, prlvato entrance, employed Clrclo 1142. ri.in"NiaiTEf)""roo"m7 In private, moaern home, gentlemen or married couplo; Main jr, 7 iii i- TWO roorfiiT'ln'modern home. Llvo oan'Qarn big money selling our hlith-elasB, fasl- proponlllon.

Everybody Interested. No stocks or bondu. Wo help thono Injt to work. No oxpcrlenco nccnHaitry. Work ill or part time.

You m.ay an wall Kot somfl of this money. Aniiwor. (julekly. 760-CS Blinkers Trust bldg. Main 1409.

'ATTKNT1ON KALKSMBN. If you. I A I A I UNI I I I A i AM; am In i of 40 and an an OPTIMIST, If you believe, biiHlneen can be Kottnn now If the 'R i como and Beo mo. today. Wn have somnthliiK you cun sell 1100 a week and upi Auk for Mr.

Wyrlck, floor A a i 23 N. Pennsylvania, st. Live Salesmen blK money our a i i a i pr'-iposltl'in. No or All a exe- i-iiled by one' of tho largest I In '-Ity. No Work all or part i We i i A -luk-ldy.

7 6 0 Bnnk'jrn Trust bldK. a i 140S. ii-" ymi are rtr.sl.elnm-, honem, even temp'-rcd, i a IK capable of 1'iAriilllni: and you can nee.nre. fjixxl. xfr-nily nn a pei-ted In flrst Is i i a for rlKlU a i i i 36 y-am o( or over.

Do I I I I I on farm; ono used to a work, of the full manaRn- nient of tho homo; no olijoelioii to a lady i ono or two i 3 por week. II un tl ton, I STKN'OOMJArnKK, rmriif-Town "ponlTiorT; town Avflbre living expcnaaa are i I A i 'BMPIV)YMBNT HURBAU, M.3343._4jt6 Ljmcko bldg. Kve. M. 7407.

BXI'EIIIKNCKI alteration lady for men'li Mini litdlxn' reaily-to-wear cl'ithlng: must he experienced. A In poroon. Clolhfnir i S. A I i I i a lady i i town, i I i a a to laky onle.ru for lirentent a no experience i i 4 M. Itow- iiiftn.

20. H. Ciiiiltol, I a rl, WQMEN over Vlerka and lyptiita for the For full particulars and a Bperini roLirnn of preparation, call. or wrltfi I civil Service School, 1(7 N. Illinois Hiiltii 207.

Mnr'rTr'd or old. to 'phono In exchange for-bimlnens eourno. Call nfternooha, 602 Lombard COMI'i-ITWNT a do cooking and a refe.rcncea. 15 Ilamu- tnn ''o'irt. C'lrclo 4SZV, A -At onro; lady Apply Gene City Barber Bhop.

610 8. liid. roiikinif and i pood wi.ig'(!n; roum 'Vlth bath. 2432 Cent a i i i i in -work Tn pantry. Applf Court -Ml.

a A rLAVT'OOL i i for houi'ework, wageji; i a need apply, i for; i-ooliinE gvn.eral houmswork, i-INclOI) and paper i a A i i I 9 I a (i, In auNlflt wll-h housework, MO A N. I'onnnylvanlai I waltrbns "wdntodr" Apply ST" CLAIR, large, front room private i NlCt) liBhrVlfiVpTnirToonr In prlvato family; monnrni Circlo 41188. couplo SINO.LE"ROOMTMn~ modern homo; Harrison 0838. FURNISHED room with private family; A wiTkina proforrod. Circle 23J5.

TtlRKE nicely modern tootttf. MODERN front room; no other roomers; i A front room In fm'oht STRiCTLV modern raorti; rlono in; gentlemen. A A(3 No. 4 8 2 Slur. "front sleoplng, room, 11.50 -for or $5 for two.

Circle B304. LIGHT HOUSEKKEPINQ BOOHI8. ADDIBON, three vacant rooms. Call Belmpnt 10SO. BROADWAY, 'fso'g-, 1 connecting front rooms, clean, modern, furnlihod in nxlulta.

CAPITOL. r.oom and prlvftto 2f, i 'for I i a i work. a dolph 07SS. i 'wornftji "for" cook i pood Randolph 0661. A KT A A If) not a collar nran.

A. Y. Monr- tnan. Khrnw, i City, I (fet In on the In Halo of ,1 two i i i fi. f.1111.

i I a i cfm'ntry. If you are In I I a I Randolph 931S-, "wniTH referencen, a i family, I a a 1711. 1440; modern 2 unfurnished for light hounekeeplng; modern home; kitchen privileges; couplo preferred. Randolph 85S2. two roomii, modern, furnished.

015 Is'7; 2 front roomn. DELA WA RE," "papererl i houmikoepltiR ronmB, ono nlnplo room, alKo ftleeplnw roo'rnB. $2. Clrclo. "i) EI, A A 9 (i 4 N.T I uv nTa c', i ronniH, i a family.

Main 7.3*0. A A I 40S N.T 2-room nounckcep. Ing i i i i very plnasant. ILLINOiB. 3120 two.

Inrffn i garage. a 'two-room "apartment, everything fuinlflhed for ILLINOIS, "Tl4 NT; "thrco merern oe prlvato entrance. 812 2 ro'oms for light modern, sul table for our. LI and mean to rne-el wo i be 'Addrnilii A No. 241.

LOST o'r a i i 1 nf An old not of doit rttjHwerc Io n-'tme of a 1. stiver mnttf contnlnlnB railroad i a S7 a a S351. and "l.OST on KftJtt lor on between. Wmihlne'ort and Ohio, S. A.

a irtnnd dhaped. Reward. Wublngton Motel i a on Closed ISfordyke Marmon ave. nnd st. I I a i a At' plroiifi of the mrvlrf.ti of a mnn u-ho i to hell i i i i i i Prefer man i tixiiertchce If you ftre over tiii'ii a to the bent a proff-KSlon we i trft'ln you.

Plif-n-i M'iii SftS't 'or i HKllT-'ORADE R.ilenmei) to devote to our own a i i i i Ford t-nrn anrt ForiUon a i a no e.oiniielltloi'i, a pert i i i i for iliose wl'io i i 1 i i I i SOI (Milk bids. i a i i two a lln'-n of inolor a "'III ron.ild'»f i A i i a a i a ibe of one if lln.eu. i JTi.OOO io 4 1 0 0 0 0 nnd (i business reeord to i i Kor p.irt|eul*ri A Nn. 7 2 A HIGH O.RADK. well appearing htintlc.r to Interview a ownnrs for a long' eBtubltsliVd' Mu.at.

Rood AP'ply Room Claypool hotel SJl IJATIONS WANTlOp--MALK. I l-'IMP public, i In devlre.9, i i i 'public acc or I i i a tlrin. Hux a wife, a Kood 2 I Auto- i er'-nec, Mr. 2 7 i 24 perlence. a a cimaiile in.aiMSIni,-: employed.

Box Star. I K'X'I'ER'IKN'CBII a "hand. Addreai) Bridgeport, Dox IF YOTr'navn or know the i of A A we can make you a $6.000 to 110,000 per year man; get of tho rut; no competition, fast seller, a we co-operate, no com- mlsnlon 10 to 4 p. m. Carr.

21 1 1 uniesmen of proven saien I pn.it record In ell a a I of motor enrii. real i for live Good i A No. 2 SITUATIONS WA IT A CONCERN. THE I i a Employment 119 2 large rooms; mKlsrn exc.cpt a private, homo; J6. MF.HiniAN, two references.

I I I I A 120 2-rooin sUlto, rpa- Bonrtble. 350 room rooms In all parts of 'List with me, Circle 7111. OHIO, i modern llK.ht hou.sekcep- I i i i A liiilten of light house-keeping rooniB. i runiilnK water; furnished front modern. Pri-xel B.176.

PETKR Kt," 221; two hoUBokcoplnK rooms. rooms for light hounekeeplng, furnished or unfurnished, 2 Urita olothea prp.H«_J^|;^ WALNUT. 42S fj.T'f'urnliihed, two connect- Innr hoUsekeepinK rooms, 1 i nl no chlldre.n. Main i airy 2-room suite. HOTEL ROOSEVELT.

I i Yapn.bl )' Mi forern.m for. work fnciory' i a i i a i sl.out yoifrd'-lf In (Irnt i i watre.S you run nccX-pt. Opp i i A -Art A i A few Rooil to i Applv Rceond Aoor, 229 N. for Mr. Cutrell, from to 4 Ml PER I Nlbro bniili'n; unlinif- i plnn; 1 or i i for n.llei- or i fur sampler, 1 I A I A I SOO In.1l.inn(iol|.i, Ind.

A a experienced collection a Io I i a a ter- i I In i i a eoftd nropo'Hion to a producer. In reply. M. Tlox 4, Warren. Ind, POIILT Ap- A of at 71.

i Life MdK, A. flPBRIKY. RHSSIE M. -COMBINATION and bookkeeper, flve experience, (rood rtirnonallty. PALL 1361, i a A a telephone nDil a a of offlce In abnenco of I A a 4 3 1 1 I bids.

Eve. M. 740T. 1 I A I years' i '-nrinMe; References. Ad- dre'H- AX No.

3J. elKht experience. a i with aJl work. AVM furiiTuhed rooms for 5 Kl)' light "liousVkoe.ptrrfe rooms, Harrison i i sldo. Call A rf.

in. a 5 4 1 housekeeping rooms, modern (tan range. 434 E. Mlehlgan. ONK fur'nlihiil "light hoiisekee.plng, ono J19 WF.ST; inrK- 1 Iiounek for a not modern.

PENNSYLVANIA fiir- room, suitable for two gentlemen or couple. Morning and evenin INEWSPA'PER SPAFEIir.