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12 IISTOANAFOLIS STAE, SATUEDAY, SEPTEMBER 1921. -News of Courts. COURT. MINUTES. USSEZ.

Cowlos- vs. Elck. Lake S. C. reply- briof.s on rehearing.

Rowe state. Elkhart S. C. Appellant's briefs. NEW SUITE.

24.flaO. Brock ot al. vs. state- Marlon Cr. C.

Record, Assignment of errors. Notices reryed bj-slow. Submitted under Rule 19. THE COTTON MARKET. NEW TORK.

Sept influence of yesterday's bullish crop continued. the dominating factor cotton. -There was heavy realizing lor' over "the days'' adjournment mid at times reaction" ary sentimont xvas much In -evidence. ferings on comparatively moderate hwfvcr. and made new high records In the late trading when December at IS.30 cents, compared with.

17.6S cents, the low point of the day. Thr.t delivery at 18.20 cents, with rrfrcra! market closing net advance of points to APPELLATE VISfUTES. stronK at 11157. Kellems et al- vs. Republic Con- 6S points.

Function Company. Marlon C. C. Appel- market at an on vance of 25 points to 40 points on over- 1119J. -Driscoll vs.

Weidlex Motors i nitrhf buying orders won sbowi-d net Company et al. Industrial board. Appel- advances motion-for SertioAt-i. K.Ieine Houk. Lake C.

Ap- jjellant's briefs and reijucst for oral argu- iheiit. i points was cood dp.il around tin 1 and pr of that sort well lor over the holidays- advanct-- and caused There reac'tioiar'y a selling a realizing This cheeked the 4 0 points KiSW SUITS FJLEH IN COUNTY'COCKTS, I If" SO points, but there buying Liverpool i a trade ac- VS. Harry E. or count i helped to the offerings and ihe a very firm .1 train i the a There i-eenu-d be i that foreign a i nilsht be continued in the Liverpool a wMle tne markets are nti Monday, while the late advance -was al'-o encouraged bv CIRCUIT COURT. 14719.

Ideal Furniture Company Charles -H. Murphy. Replevin. Rai ario. 34720.

-Louis H. Beard vs. Mary Divorce. Emi! K. Stroeh.

34717. Rapp Lennox vs. Mollle Heater. Appeal-from Parr J. P.

court. I I ia SUPERIOR COURT. bullish snot advlcfs from South and i reports that war finance corporation tvoom i. stained loans to finance ex: --13624: Mary Crider vs. Charlen i 0rt cntton.

October contracts sold -ip Divorce. George B'jrkhart This fr0rrl 7 cents, the point touched the reaction, I 1 cents ahil from 17.65 cents to IS.27 and' the i i a few points of the best. P.athT weitJjor' was reported In Southwest, i a a i a anpari'nt attent'on. from the a indicated more or less eon- Ui'iion. with sellers i a i offering-! pending a- more se.tfleti price situation, snles Ir the Fall River, market "for week" were estimated at pieces, atul thorB-w-e-rejcatterinr F.

Biifl--: appeared Sept. J. as No. I3B34. R.

E. StrftLEf) Co. vs. EtJ.er. On account.

Paul p. Scharffin. --Room 13636. R. E.

Strenss S- Coy vs: i i a -finromera. On account. Paul P. S'charlfin. Gardner Hawkins vs.

Pearl "'Hawkins. Plorea Seldenstlcker. Western Oil Refining Company C. On account. Charles 'O.

F.oemler. "'J3637. Paul R. Leathers vs. Louise-D.

Divorce. Clancy Roller. --Room Theodore Sullivan vs. ''Samuel E. Damages.

William E. Re'ley. ,13633. -R. E.

Smith. On account. I i i -i--. ILiam E. Re ley.

Co. vs. Vred G. PaVl P. ScharfSn.

Day's Statistics. mill These reports doubtless con- trilnjte'd tn the a a brokers I said the chief Inllnenc-- 1 was the a crop a ahs-noe of any inrlfcatlon- Hie higher Trlce werex lea.linr to opiressive spot, offerings. Exports today. f.27 rnnkiri; C1.nO" far i season. Port re-oints' United States port stocks, 1.299,135.

Range of Active Futures. Active cotton futures ranged'as follows: FOB SALE. A--Houpehqld B--Coal Icb and Wood. C- -Clothing. Inntrumentfl.

ES--Pet and Live Stock. F--Mtacellnneoua. WAKTBD. 37--BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. jlXD TRANSFER.

39---BUSINESS OPPOKTt'IflTlBS. 40--AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. A---Electric. B--aanollrio. C--Tnicto-.

41--AUTOMOBILES ANTED. 43--AUTO SUPPLTFF ANl REPA1R3. 43--MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. (4--AUTOiLOHTLES FOft RENT. 46--INSUKANCE.

4Y---MON'FY TO A 4K--AITr-TTON SALES. 49--LKGAK NOTICES. DEATH NOTICES. BOOK--John beloved, huuband of i i Book (Mattamn), 1S19 Milbi'rn, of John and Theadore, Mrs. C.

F. Means and Mrs. A D. Ambrose, died Friday morning. Burial Brownatown.

Ind. Funeral Sunday, i. BORING--Edward ace C8 yer.rn, lather of Mrs. LoRoy Smith, died Wednesday. 31 Funeral Saturdav.

Sept. 3. at 2 at the W. T. Blasenirym 11 neral parlors 1702 N.

Illinois St. Burial. Crown Hill. Julia 82 yearn, mother 'of i i a and L. N.

Burnett passed away Sept. 1. Siturday. sVpt 2 p. at residence.

7 4 ave. Friends Inv'ted. Friends may 'call after 4 p. m. Friday.

Ma'dlaon papers- ploaae copy.) DOVLING-- Ma rcaret (nee Fitzgerald). widow of the James Dowling. and rnotber of Marguerite and William Dowl- inc- and Mrs. J. H.

died Friday. Popt 2 'at 2:30 p. the far-lily dence. 817 South st. Funeral Monday, Sept 5.

at 8:30 from the residence, followed by services at -St. lohn's Church at 9 a m. Member of -Lidies' auxiliary, A. O. H.

No. 1. Frieij'Js HER FORT-- 960 S. Nw Jersey st, died Thursday. 2.

'a(ve yea's. Funeral- Sept. at 3 P. at the chapel of E. E.

O'oss. Delaware st. Friends Invited. Burml, Crnwn Hill ceme.t'-ry. son of Charles nail Bertha Pa'e.

who died Sept. 1. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 3.

P. a', residence. 331S Twentieth. Friends invited. f.

BIRTHS. i March and Edith Selby, 515 Arbor, boy. John aud Eva Glass. U.5 Oliver, glrL and Elizabeth a 317 East i TMf '-Fortieth, clrlv U( ccmDcr -Arthur and' Emma Berkhpff, North Capitol, girl. Oni'n.

IS.10 1S.2T. 17. S5 Hleh. TS .7 is.sr, 18.BJ is nn is.30 Low. 17.B5 Closo.

IS.50 1K.53 -i Shirley and Genevieve McClure, 2S21 West Washinuton, girl. 'Egp'and Faith Black, Sll 1 'Arthur and Tcddie Moore, 3321 West JVil- cox, boy. -i' S'oy and Flossie Eavans. 1749 DeloB.q, Kjy. Morris and Bridget Gunn, S31 South Sen- R'oy- and Dorothy Rush.

443 Albert and Eunice Taylor, 1443 Holllday, i' Jcibp and Cora McFarland 201 Oxford, aiAKIUAC.E LICENSES. A. Greff to Kitsa V. Fred J. MeeJc to Jlabcl Kr Bugrbrerht.

Thomson McKinnon say of the cotton ConrtJanil D. Vaughn to Clar-a. W. Miller. Anton Medvescek to Rosalia George H.

Thompson to Martha Jardinu. "Ferry W. Lcsh to Mary Hoke. Jonathan i Price to Delphla B. Clark.

t.o LoiiUe Graf. r- Joseph S. Maiouff to Hamr.ah H. Walker. L.

Clement Clara Krupp. -Jolin Lonff to Mina Jivuline Watts. D. Latham Georgia N. Roach.

sensational in LlvpTonl values today i mrirkcrT the comcletion of biivlntr by shirts i i ma'-- I market we a a i eoo-1 for hurvon the bultres tnere was an' i on the rnrt- of lonirs to realize nrofits and selllnc fln.illv satisfied demands. thereafter the was n-ar-tlonary. which is (mite a a under the i i as portrayed vestrrflay's reoort. lfiivp i room for as for thf val'ic nf and a stronc Irnpressinr. a of rood i hp lone the season ends, it Is.

therefore. mV3t r'-asoTahle to expert a lone period of i Ar 'nrices. But allowance must be made for reactions with more or less violence because of the crent rh.inc-e, that has occurred in the a technical position. I Sept. AVHUam John Kanpp to Eth'cl.

Belle Colby. Geron to Arcondico Russell Koehler to Gladys Wamsley. IViUred H. Hurst to Helen Adaline Gam-- Rbv Lee Brown to Audrey Lee Brown. i Rciy'Duke to Virginia F.

Martin. SydTipy Brown to Carol A. Metealf. FInney tu Bcrtba J. Schindler.

Harry Wcinsbank to Ethel Kline. Elwood Bratcher to Bessie N. Camp. John to Emma B. Bates.

in i 11.70(1; mid- dlinc 30d' low i i i i lO.sod; Rood Sales. bales, cludlnc 7.600 Ameriritn. No rtcc-lpts. Fu. Sarah, passed away Th'irs- dav.

Sept. i. a.t 1:50 p. at her. resi- tlance 901 W.

Twenty-sixth st. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 3, 1 P- at residence. Burial Crown Hill.

Friends In- vHed. SCOTT--Mary, ape 42 years, Daniel Scott', passed away AUK. 31. Funeral at the funeral parlors of Royster Askin. 837 X.

Illinois Saturday, p. m. Friends Invited. WEAVER--Lavinii. dlerl at home of John JjOST AND 1OST--B'own BOKcasn containing mon'n artd ladles' cjothfnu, south of on cerhent KpaO.

A J. Pnelps. nrt. 1338' W. Thirtieth Indianapolis, LOST--jflOMil.

by worklni girt, on nois and Wasbmyton, ":30 p. or 1111- nola ct. car. Circle 4711. LOST--U- "tire.

between Indl- anapol'ls and Carnby, Ind. Reward; Louis Abgrham. J1.6 S. Meridian si. on Virginia avenue or South Pt.

1768. You will find. Jaeger' mixers. Beasei' block a'nd domestic engines and pump's and bolp's on lot. 50-C on fair Hnare east of main entrance.

S. H. E'llln Co. Sectional Boiler 1,500 I'eet capacity, just the thiflg lor Ear1(: WAYNE MACHINERY 334 Fort -Wayne ave. Main electric motor ana senerator repair work.

Vonnegut Macliinei7 -Co. 19 w. South, at. STATIC electric machine, having- four 30- inch plates; suitable for X-ray treatment INBTRUCIIOISB. AMBITIO'-TS youns people to tnow tha: WB can help you to rourself to" real positions Don't lo na'ijjfied with ft mere job Course accountancy, private secretarial, short jand, typcwlt- ing, etc.

J.ndivldUut Instructions; ente any time, day or night school. School under personal supervision of Mr. and Mra Lain. "Write or pnone for catalog. LAIN BL'SINfiSS COIiLEGE, corner Delaware and North eta.

Majn for lloT of liocs HELP WliVNlTBO--WKMtrtLE, STENOGRAPHBR. tomlliar witft' factory STEVENSON Eleventh arc" Cornell. STKNOG'tAPFER, insurance experience; salary poritlon -ni Jit. bo.BllcJ tcclay. M-jiKj.

436 LemcKe bldg. M. 7407. BTENOGRAPH'iSR ar1 rencral ufflce Klrl; state reference, telephone number and salary expected. Star.

Addresa AP No. 451, or cxpertment'al $50. Brown. Columbus, Ind. Raymond S.

THREE-H. 3-ph. aiotor. Ind. Metal Machy.

Co. 81.2" E. Washlngto-n Drexel V6tj). P. buttstrap boilnr; pipLng; pump-ana crush-ers, pumps, tractors; used machy.

RO.S3 POVfER EQLW. Indpls. RADJATJON 3C PER POUND. FACTORY-SALVAGE 440 E. st.

Main 4200. HELP WANTED--MALE. BAHBER WANTED, colored; somewhere itr-thls-land -there's -gowd-bfher--who- want" a. real Job. Write me for particu- Hall, Bloomington.

Ind. BENCH MEN. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER Nineteenth and Cornell BOY with wheel, for delivery" In tailor shop. Faultless Cleaners, 824 Fort Wayne BUSHELMAN; first-class all-around man.

Must be experiepced. Rost, the Tailor. 8 W. Ohio. CI SALESMEN -WHO A.RE FULL OF PEP AND SELL CLOTHES ARE LOOKING FOR SATURDAY WORK ONLY.

M. .1. WALSH. THE UNION STOivE. 11S PENNSYLVANIA.

at home O'Connor, Prlends- PRESSER on JtlLIAX CO. I Main 19'41." wood, 11 Burial from Tl.nncr Bucna'nan's cnaoel Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Remains will be at chapel N'PERSAW--Mr5. wife A.

J. died Thursday, Sept. I at the home of he.r sister. Edrnond Berch, 131 st Fuiirnl Patnrday, Sept. 3, 0 at Merritt Place Church Burial Crown Hill cemetery.

FrlondF --Emmet, the grandson of Mrs. Brown; killed in action over- spas. Funeral Sunday, Sept. at 2 p. at the.

Acton M. E. Cburch. Burial A ton Friends invited. POWER machine cap operators, men and women.

1 GABJTOL CAP Third floor y.urphy bldg. Tre- DEATHS. Adeline Jensen. 29, North mfmt, tubercular enteritis. Charles Norman Hull, 1, 1452 Saulcy, -bronch'al 'Mary' McEvoy, 51, St.

Vincent's hospital, M. Pennington, S9. 515 East Thir, cerebral hemorrhage. Joseph Gates, St. Vincent's hos- pital, chronic parenchymatous nephritis.

Susan Crull, 77, 721 North New cerebral hemorrhage. J. GimbSI, 2137 Gaie, pulmonarj "hemorrhage. W. Smitp.a.

VS, 38 East Thlrty- arteriotclurosis. tures i aiul steady. September. 11 October, ll.iTdr- Docemb-ir. U.55d; a a ll.S-ld: May, July.

U.12d. NF-W YORK, Sept. oil advanced today on scattered buy-- and short covering inspired by the pronounced strength in cotton. The poor showing in lard failed to prevent, prices from closing the- top and 10 to 21 pojnts above Thursday, Sales. 16,700 barrels.

Prime crude. summer yellow--spot unquoted. September closed at 10- October at. December at 51)10: January at SU.13; March at 59-30, ail bid. NEW ORLEANS, Sept.

cot ton market closed steady a't net advance ot -IS to 8i points. Close: October December 17.85c: January, 17.S$c; March, IS.Oac; May. LS.lOc. Spot cotton steady; middling, 17c. IN ELDER- 1 --Tn loving remembrance' of our dear husband and father.

Samuel who passed away-three years ngo yesterday. -No- i dawns, no nlsht returns, but what we think of him. Sadly missed by his wife children. reir-embranc? of our dear little daiifchter, Jean Albertlne Rhodes, who died ore yer.r age today, pept 3 1920. Mr.

and Mrs. B. D. SHIPPING AND STOCK CLERK--A well- established--manufacturing concern, located wichin two hours' ride of ipolts. desires the services of an experienced shioping clerk familiar with automobile: ensine parts.

The applicant must bo familiar with all shipping problems and must have tha executive ability to supervise a complete organization and be able to maintain same at a high degree of efficiency. 'A permanent connection for the "right man is assured. Give- all information possible, same to bf kept confidential. No. 622.

SOm DTSPKNSER, experienced. GOLDSMITH Ohio and Illinois. WILL OF PENCIL COMPANY MAGNATE HELD FORGERY TORK, Sept The will of president of tha Pencil Company, leaving his 3 ,000,000 estate to Mrs. Ad-ilin-'; Thomas of "this. city, is a.

forgery, ilwlares a re; today to Surrogate Folev by Referee John Godfrey The referee -Tipbrts that llrs. Thomas is the "KHte- daughter of Mr. Kraus, and as" such is not entitled, to estate The referee ba-spd his opinion that the -was forged upon the change in nthe 'character of the paper used in the second sheets of the will and IT' and it is alleged that, the first sheet way years after i was made. '3Sie will was filed for probate, by Thomas and her hufiband, Oscar "Thomas, a New York lawyer. It --jrefeh-ed Mrs.

Thomas as "my fcughter Adeline." i 5 ma by Kraus 'of T-HK METAL MARKET. NEW Sept. electrolytic spot r.nd near by, 1 3 later, 1 i If 1 VI --Steady; spot and a futures, 527. prices "unchanged. Lea-d--Firmer; $1 Zinc--Quiet; East St.

Louis delivery spot, antimony, spot, $4.50. Sopt. copper-Spot 15s-- futures. 9 12s. Electrolytic --Spot 10s; futures.

Ins. Tin-Spot Gd; futures, 1 5 9 2s 6d. Lead-Spot, 7s Od; futures. 2 2 15s. nl 7s 6d; futures, 2 5s.

ST LOUIS, Sept. at slab 4 0 NAVAL STORES. FLOKIST8. FLOWER PLANT CO, CCNTRAL AT 34TH ST. We grow cut flowers and plants.

FUNERAL PLOWERS. WAPH. AT1TO. MONUMENTS'. CHAS.

O. BLAKE ft tho old and reliable designers and makers of monuments and mausoleums. Free joolUat 10S S. 'LaSalle Chlcacro. 8 -Erooklyri, nephew of Erie "testaipr; "oh that his uncle of un- mind, had been influenced Tunduly nd Mrs Thomas iind had never Testimony was given before the jteleree by NFranklin Quinby, a lawyer, that the.

mother of Mrs. Thomas was Gertrude Bj-omel, wffo met Kraus ''iiv i889. while, she was earning $1B a iiveek as a forewoman in a pencil factory at Yonkers. F. BAiLEf KREGELO BAILEY Pennsylvania st.

llomfllke chapel for services. Automatic 81-650. Old Main 0350. WM. O.

BRCK. Main 1094, 1'5 3. Capitol ave. Auto. 27-484 W.

T. BLASENGYM 1626 Shelby at. Dreiel 2B70. Auto. director to the people of Marion county since 188JU Indianapolis Creipnatory 320 N.

Illinois at 0641. Anta. J2-641, SALESMAN, experienced soap anfl cbem leal with established trade preferred. Phone 54-620. 0620.

Furniture Workers Bdys. 16 to 18 years old. Cabinet, makers. Varnisli coalers or brush hand. Varnish rubbers.

Also patcher or touch-up man who can burn in. H. LATITER W. Washington and Harding. First-Class Cabinet Makers on Closed Bodies Noi-clyke and Marmon Co.

Kentucky ave. and Morris st. ments, 313; stork, S. sales '71 rer-eipts, stock, 74.1'JS. Sl.

Rosi shipmaiits, CHICAGO POTATO PRICES. Sept. Potatoes Receipts, 3D cars- Idaho whites, Mln- so'ia Early Ohios. 1 Cobblers, $2.60. THE iNDIANAi'OUS STAR PERMITSr- CL-ASSIFI-E-D-- Miiin 4000 -Automatic J4S2-J3- CLASSIFIED RATES.

Per Line. Daily. Sunday One time 1 2 Three times in one .12 -IV Seven -10 -lb Situations wanted. per cash, with order. Contract rates on application.

The Star will be responsible for only one ncorrect insertion. -receive Death NotlcoD until FENN ert 8., 2J.30 Proapect Bt Pbones: Dreie' fl22: Automatic J51xt -seven years ot service In Indianapolis Griesteleer Main C908. 522 E. Market. Auto.

The Funeral Home HUSEY TITUS r.Q Auto-natlc -ware Main 3680. TJFKM 4 tfBW -JJSR3BY Ma(n AUtO. 37-601 FUNEKAi. DIRSCTCKa McNEELY "SONS' 630 K. Meridian.

Main 3907. Auto. 2.1-173L Phillips, raroof, 9-11 West Thirty" jOrav, furnace, 2110 Fountain, 5500. Josephine Smith, reroof, 2113 '-'Jersey, $050. John Follett, garage, "16 North Hamilton, Dug-in, garage.

2 0 College. 5200. ytfhn' Kihduz; garage, 1312-14 Ashland, S8oo. Moek, 374!) Graceland, $17S. Trustees of United Christian Church, 1726 East Bi Barb, dwelling, 713 Wallace.

55,000. "TlJnry Stevens, porch, SIS AVest Eleventh, J. Sehrt, garage, 61 1 Xorth Allen, garage. 28 North Audubon road, Ji'lin M. Potz, dwelling, 3024 Broadway, TJO.OOO.

general remodel, 11S-20 1 JJgftst Ohio, Iitria M. Meehan, dwelling; 3930 Kenwood, 15. Logan, reroof, College, S300. Durfllnser, Ett-e), S19fl. Anna' V.

Stokes, shed, 44 South Holmes, $60. Frank Shellhouse, vestibule, 2451 Cen' tral, 5400. Ko.ry E. furnace, 1310 North ferson, $200. Eoosicr Box Manufacturing Company, vault, 212 $300, D.

Stober. Rarage, 606 Highland. Mary A. Johnson, furhace. '71S-22 'Terith.

S800. Chorles Kuehrmann, -furnace, 1519 South 5700. dwelling, 4224 North dwelling, 4228 North dwelling, 4208 North P.crry K. Thrush, Capitol, 55.000. Perry SI.

Thrush, Capi'ol, -Perry 'R. Thrush Capitol, Robert Long hospital, addition, 1030 West Michigan, SSufl. yStci'a BurgcsH, reroof. 50-i Xnrth Noble. $S2.

AlBrirt Schacke, -1116 Mich- Wecsner, repairs. 4 East Washington $1,500. F.fl-- J. Kirch, garage, 57 LeGrande Moorman, double dwelling, Parker. Sff.OOO.

St Charles Barber Shop, remodol, 251 South Illinois. J50. B. B. Spring, addition, 420 North Jeffcr 580.

M. and V. J. Hockett, addition, 96: "riorth 'Olney, Lnclan Kins, dwelling, 4438- College Wlldnack Company, shop and clectri sigr 927 Meridian. Jl.r.OO.

---B, ilullane, garage, 130 South Hitler Emma Pufrr-sne; 2025 Nortl A Youst, garage, McS-Oe Company, electric sign, Massachusetts. $129. 1334 South Bolmonr 01 :45 a. m. for week-day issues and 11 p.

m. aturday for the Sunday SUBSTATIONS. Indianapolis Star a may be laced at tne following substations 1 at fflce-rates: NORTH. John Thirtieth and Central. 1 R.

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Twenty-seventh aiid College. SOUTH. H. XeUer. S02 Son-th Meridian.

EAST. Oriental Pharmacy, 133S East Washington, Nobl" Pharmacy. Noble nnrl Michigan. IRA'INCTOK. Cqtmi- AL- Hargitt.

1 East V10ST. O. B. Withers, 1 2 4 3 Oliver avenue. K.

T. Brock, 2533 West Michigan street, Louis W. Carnelix, K'fU i avenue. A B. Izor.

"i01 West Washington. BR1GHTWOOD. Schaller'3 Pharmacy, 2350 yta.tinn street. FOUNTAIN SQUARE. K.

Kreps, 1060 Virginia avenue. CLASSIFICATION CARD. 1-- DEATH NOTICES. 2-- CARD OF THANKS. 3-- IN MEMORIAL.

4-- A DIRECTORS. 6-- FL(JK1STS. 7-- LODGES AND CLUBS. 8-- SPECIAL NOTICES. A-- Theatrical.

9-- 10-- LOST FOUND. 11-- A I A TOOLS. 12-- 1 1 F.I.I- A MALE. 13-- SA LESMKN, WANTED. 14-- AC.K.VTv-s ANL HOLICITORS.

1 5- WA X'J'KD--Fi'iMALE. If, I A i 1 -M J. C. WILSON PKOSPECT ST. Automatic 51.C71.

Drexal 032S. First-Class Closed body builders. Nordyke Harmon Co. Kentucky Ave. Morris St.

WORLD'S SERIES BASEBALL TRIP, A PAID. FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE YOUNG, THIRD FLOOR LYRIC THEATER BLDG. full S2.500 yearly. Llg demand for men. Inexperienced or "experienced; city or travo.llnR National Salesmen's Tr.

Dept. 3.63 nhlcaso. RAILWAY- mull cleUcs are offered to start, promoUit's to rftJ'i c'crkn. 51,400 to J1.800. For fvll tlculars and call or write Indiana Civil' Service 157, -N.

Tlliuoib .207. LA OIKS to attend day evening of complete un'r dressing manicuring. reasonable. Central Beauty college, 203 O. O.

F. A and "jazz "piano playing taurTht lM fvi. '1 adnlt nectancrs In 20 lessons. tt V4i Advarrced courso for players. Booklet free.

Btndlo hours. 11 a. 11. Christensen School 7f Popular Muelc, Pcmbrolcr Arcade. "Circle 8034.

MEN learn narber trade; a. practical and profitable business; always rurfi of work. Wrl'e for catalogue. Mo'er Barber Col- if-rre i s. wells Chleaeo.

MEN ani iidles to learn barber trade, Tri-Clty Barber OoUee. 309 Washington st, Indianapolis, Circle O7.i7. INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE, a 114 N. Delaware et. SA1.ESAILN SALESMAN WANTED-- The largest automatic scale manufacturer In the wcrld is "in the market for an ambitious, energetic -ani -capable salesman to represent 'them "In" Indianapolis and adjacent Applicants must positively now, be They must have hc.d previous in their present popitlon at.

leust one year. They must be between 25 and 15 years, ace Thev must able to furnish fidelity bond. They must either own a motor ear or 'De able to purchase one for use In the business. They must be witli.ir to worl; on strlc'ly commission basis. The opportunity for earniass in this work will bo from $3,000 to $8,000 per ysar, depeDd'nc upon the; amount of effort, put forth.

Ap plicsnts will 3lease address Toledo Scales' Company. 40 W. Ueorsia Indianapolis, Ind. SALESMEN-- Large organization has opening for ten more men of experience, who know they ca-i soli coods; clean-cut, ambitious hustlers, cood- reference In good organization: also ciRht men witn autos to cover the state as district a fl.Ke.rs for bte campaiKn: live wires Cau make blp: money; commlssioii basis: v-i Rive you. full co-operation; write expert-, ence.

a.i;e, ohone number; address. Interview will oe granted by appointment. Add-fsc .457. Star. SALESMEN AND WOMEN BEST SELLING NECESSITY IN THE WORLD.

-A CCK MISSION JOB, BETTER THAN A SALARY. CANVASSERS, DEMONSTRATORS, CREW MANAGERS, IN AND OUT CITT "WANTED. 315 CITY. CALL FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Salesmen wanted fop big campaign, to call on merchants manufacturers.

Live 'wire's can make big money. Call afternoons, 104 Hume-Mansur SALESWOMEN We are Increasinr oir. tales fore? with women of high (trade pearance, ambitions. workers, commission basis; canvassers, -agents, demonstrators, crew in and out of "ity please answer. -Riving experience, afTM ohone.

Interview hy appointment AF No. 466. Star, SALESMEN Drugs, for Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky territory; salary, commission and drawing account to those who qualify full detaHs -firat letter. Charles Adams, VanWirt, SALESMAN, experienced; capable of earning $5.000 a year. Address, giving ago and experience.

Computing Vi-jiblo Measure Pump Indiar.ipclis, Ind. SALESM3N wanted, with Insurance, and real estate experience, for local firm, city work. Address AF No. 153, Star. SALESMEN-- Photo coupon: always spin B- tMnE new.

National Studio. 23 N. Pennsylvania. YOUNG men to call on Grocery trade. 'Salary and 'expenses.

The Climalene O. Box 67. city. WANTED High-grade salesman, familiar STENOGRAPHER. $2C typ st, week.

89 When bldg. Business Ex- cnanEe. VAJT112SS, etperienctd, wanted at 22 Kentucky ave. WANTED At once, 25 experienced girls on power -machines to make shirts. Call S.

Meridian, floor, BJarid G. Co. Nice light rooms, plenty of air. Take elevator. 4 1 Girls hetween tbe ages of 18 and iB, who are erccMnE pftrmanent employment and whose homea aro In INDIAWA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

Room TS2. Corner Now iork and Meridian. Woman, Colored to make, salads. Apply White's Cafeteria 34 The Circle. Girls feflned and neat Appearing ladles to do dignified sales $12 and com-mission.

-Apply W. Ohio st IMMEDIATELY Four refined women lor permanent interviewing housewives with bigh- prade food product. Splendid salary; reference required. Give phone number Box 38939, Star. LADIES.

Very neat appearing who nave bad selling experience, for our big campaign. Cal afternoons, 1024 Hume-Mansur A COMPETENT white strl or middle- woman "tp care for house and smal chii'd r.nd be able to' coofe evening rc.aa! famllv is away all day; good home foj the right party. Call Randolph 0570 01 come to 2845 Paris ave. THREE stenographers with some exo-jrl ence -to accept temporary positions at SI! week Ask for Mrs. Adams.

Thescboo sami! location is the Central col Pennsylvania and Vermont TO PUBLIC stenographer. 1 will give fre office rent an-3 use of typewriter, in ex for light stenographic work ant phones; location Lerocke. bldg Address Box 38947. Star. WANTED Housekeeper on a farm; i objection.

to lady with a little girl- pay $3 per week. Address Strobel Bippus, Ind. MIDDLE-AGED lady -for housework; on that prefers a good home more than hfg wages. Indianapolis, Route M-l, Box 130 Ne'v Augusta 371. YOTJNG ladicr, two, neat, refined, 18 to travel Weaf, wltK advertising sale crew; salary and expenses paid.

31- W. Ohio. Boom 2P5. WANTED, talented lady for vaudevill act Address with photo, age, heighi weight and experience. Robert Grant Covington.

Ind. Gen; Del. LAUNDRESS, to take clothes home- umal family references; vicinity of Dearbon st. Address AF, No. 452, Stan WAKTBD Second cookVno Sunday work K.

of Restaurant, Pennsylvania an Massachusetts. WOMAN; cooking, general housework small family; Smith's Agen cy. Webster B221. GIF.L, white, general housework, pma fnmlivi fi7B 'VCeKt drive. Woodruff Plac 2J80 two ell-lurnlshed front single or en- aul.e 62' Apt newly' furnished rooms, modern; walking dis-.

tance. PENNSYLVANIA, lK ct i sleeping room. (splendid location, Randolph GEN(VTE. 315 MarUf Apt, 3 tath, all modern pjlvr Ctjele'6999. RT.

JOE, 23 nicely luru'shed room, modern, walking distance. Circln TBN''H 2614 El two clean, nished housekeeping: roomn; strictly modern private aduits. TEN' unfurnished, rooms, modern: private family: reasonable. two extra nice modern rooms, a wife. W.ASHINGTON, 1916 E-: beautifully fur- jiiahed room adjclulnir -bath; eentlemen pi'Bterrta.

preiel 7281. ROOMS, all modem good maid service, hot cold running ve.ter and "telephone! In each room; dally rate (one-person), Jl, 25, parlor, bedroom and bath (one or two persona), 0. Attractive summer weekly rates. Hotel Linden, Illlnola and New York TWO splendid in private home comforts, gentleman, references required. 1653 N.

Harrl- Waliding Distance bath. ive roome cuiu Uunlop A- Holtegel iga.w'. Market. located, motcm 01 six outside roomfl; 01 ana air; close in; ready to occupy. Main 6745.

144 ROB3H.TS N- llllnotost. Apartment of rooms and batn, neat. water ami not wc.tei A. J. HOEB.eR Delaware RFNT NORTH.

Four rooms and bath, first floor; Mttr- phy bed. a ire, ice.tix; heat and water turnfshed;" SCO. 'J28 Apt 6, 'Jlrcle 8192 Thirteenth St. SPECIAL preparations have been made to accommodate out-of-town guests durinG lair week at our regular rates. SEVJNOLE HOTKL, 920 E.

TENTH st; 1500 small front room to lady employed; private home, Webster 9075. TWO desirable steeping rooms for lacHeu with JVme privileges; modem, stean ferences 2034 Broadway. uulshed corin-Jctlng rooms. suitable for walk'og distance; with or meals. Circle 6177.

A GOOD outside room with ho', aim -cold wafer; every modern convenience; rates, $4- and up. Stubbing hotgi. DREXKL furnsfted-- roorn, fteam heat, gentleman; references. Clr clg 5022. RQP furnished room adjoining bath downtown apartment Gentlemen preferred.

Circle' 3140- wOOTfRN 1 rooms for state a i vifltora; one-half square from Illinois -car line. 412 E. VERMONT ST. Second floor, four rooms and bath; JJO. State Savings and Trust Co.

451S. anrt five -moms, modern, 543. UanEore rrost Coropinv, Bankers Trust Pennsyl- and Ohio ONE and -2-room nparttniut. alno thrto-rooni unfurnished; t4 E. Michigan Belano.

No kitchenette. Lmuire Haugh hotel. 11 E. Mlci.lg3J». iyH-ClTASS apartments, ind uufurnisljed one, two and three r-ocroSw with kitchenette.

Spink Arwa. 410 N. Moridlan. 'apartment unlnrii Js'ied, Westminster, obtainable at once, $55 moatMy. Matr 2808 after 8 a.

LOWER duplex; 6 roorai, br.th antt ra- rage; heat and water furnished. ZLS4 ave. 1147 two threo-rootu s.part- ment tind heat and water firmlahed. Drexe' 700S. i I COLORED apartment for bout and water lurnlshed.

of P. bldg. George bedi-nom- a-id oath, two or $15 per week and -hotel. NICELY -'urnlshed modern room, 2 youns; ladies. Main 9272.

FURNISHED room in irodern apartment; dlgrapce. 8t29- COZY" ROOM for lady. Cor. Pennsylvania "ana Tllchlgan. NICELY furnished room; hot und cold water; suitable far two.

Circle 29.79. FOR RENT, furnished room, walking dls- Jtance. Inquire 23 E. Joseph. Apt.

3. FimNISIIED living Snl bedroom, mod- 8700. UNIVERSITT court; beavtlful room, sun parlor, for two, prt'tate. Circle LARGE Vteahi heated a.pnrtment; walking distance; gentleman; Main 3333. LIGHT or four furnished; walkini; distance.

'1415 attractive room, modern home, garago optional, Frentleman. CENTRAL, 1526. 2 modern housekeeping ronTna; side entrance. cozy living and JFBL4.WABE. keeping "and sleeping convenient; reasonable.

light roomB; modern; ILLINOIS, 2619 well -furnished 2 3 rooms kitchenette, also, garage, ganflolph. 5584. 'JEFFERSON, 336: sleeping room, 7- Apply 224 N. Delaware st- RTJS3B H. HARTMAN.

-ROOM apt; Ne-w Jersey Pratt, $42.50. yrank S. Clark Co. Main 33Y7. BUSINESS PLACES i FQJR Office Rooms for Lease NE'W NATIONAL, CITTC BANK BUILDING 108-112 Eist VashlngiWJ at Ed wa.rd Bai ker Son Business locations only St)9 Fletcher JTruBt bMg.

Mhln S955. ADJOIKING CIRCljB Large, modern office rooms; reasonable LOKSSNZ SCHMIDT SONS, 37 Monument Cl-clo. KAST ST 95? storeroom uncl seven llvinp; rooms: ell modern; $60. Will rent Eeparate bcuRTTY Main.IjOj.. STOK.SKOOM with shelving, incluillns three Hvlns rooms, old established, fine, "dry goods, groceries and meats, low rent.

"235? Prospect at DESK-SPA CK find display window; Kbod for automobile specialty. 302 North Cap- TWO ofice furnished. Inquire 616 Occidental bldg. ONB front room Bank bldg. office Peoples )ESK SPACE.

Circle 26,47. '10S Pembroke Arcade. DESK desirabTn. location, '42S-2S bldg. 1.31-8.

FURN-ISHED office, space. Bank bldg. 305 Merchants prlv- lleg-j; Wtehen; $15 month; private entrance. Webster LOCKBPJ3IE. BS2; front kitchenette, mcderi clas? in.

Circle 80. SrfoHmAN "615 E.T large front, modeni hojisKltoepljig rooms, 816 2 furnished housekeeping rooms for employed couple. resent Cincinnati 'wholesale company on commis- One with auto demonstrators, also colored ladies. Ask for G. A.

Kurta. Str.te Sales Manager, Roosevelt hotel. for repairing press, AF and pressing, Ad- EXPERIENCED woman. middle-aged counter, Coffee tunity for right man. Ad-dress 626, Star.

Opportunity We have an "ppeniac" in our corttpanj: for an experienced real estate saiesriian wFo" "01 -tnkJaS' charge- and managing our real estate department. Write fully in your first letter Eivinp your quallf ca- tions for the p'osltion. Addresa AF, Star. i Drexel 2551. Parloru.

1222 Union rt SPECLfVL NOTICES. You Are Never Urged to Take Extra Work a FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOPS Basement K. of P. bids. No.

2--Georgia and Illinois sts. Quigley-Hyland Agencv ES6-29 Bank bide. Mftln 290J. CALF and hog' butcher. Indiana provision 644 Kentucky ave.

manager, excellent opportunity for a young man with accounting knowledge and with capacity, for handling employes; position out city. Apply Banner Furniture Co. PERSONAL. rtrtXVN CHEMICAL BATHS--Recom- mended'for hay "lever, astp.ma, rhuuma- tirni, nervousness, stomach trouble, general run-down male- ano female attendant. Massage request.

Ladies 8 a. p. 8 a. ro. 9 p.

m. Hayos Bathhouse, N. I1H- CHIROPODIST A NO-SWEDISH MASSAGE To those who are "suffering -from rheu- inaUum, lurntago, neuritis, live- and ep'nal trouble. Results-guaranteed. Worli done for phyr.lciouT) specialty.

Office, 17 "A Ohio at. Phone Circle 3797. YOUNG lady r-urse pives awedlsh masnagn atloPU and manicuring; preferred 123- N. prefer No. l.

iddle-aged Delaware st: Hours. .9 to p. m. Offlco YOUNG lidy nurse giveti Swedish ar.d manlouring: middle-aged preferred. 122 N.

Delaware St. 1io 1 i to 6 Offlci I A I Interstate Petroleum Products Com- Tan', Fort Wayne: capital. S110.000; to tn nrnducts stations; directors. James F. Elppus.

Frank Martin. a 'Acme Gary, in- jrrfescd its capital stock from S2.500 to flOO. Sonth Bend and Tile Company. Bend: capital. i gpnera) Tac directors, Ernest Hornpool, p.

JL Horsmol, S. Rornine. Tie "McDonald FlnrM Company, iftrawforasville, filed preliminary certificate ot dissolution. 17-- SITU A 18--- INSTRUCT IONS. FOR 20-- I i ROOMS.

A A ROOMS. 22-- P.OOilS AXD A WANTED, VAPOR reti 24-- FOR RENT. 25-- A A FOR 26-- BUSINESS A FOR RENT. 27-- I A FOR REIxT. 28-- HO ITS ES AM A FURNISHED.

29-- SUMMER P.F.SOK^S AND- COTTAGER 30-- A TO 31 F.E'AL ESTATE FOR SALE. A Business Property. C--Apartments. D--Lots. E--fuburbun- F--Sale or Exchange.

32--REAL ESTATE WANTED. 33- -FARM LANDS. 34--FARMS WANTED. MT "JACKSON mineral vater IB an lerit table water. IB also recomr bj many phyBiclans Tor Itn medical p-op- ertlM.

Order case today. Belmont Auio. NATtTKEOPATHY Swedish massage, e'ral baths and general 131 E. Ohio Apt 6. Hours.

10 nu to 9 p. m. Ohio A sure hay fevei remedy -HAIR dye'ng and racial worK a Done artvately. day or Wfls moved from hair, fears of experience, Drexel 3239. "BATTLE CREEK TREATMENTS.

Swedish massage, radiant heat, radio BATH, scientific massage. 1 GK AND 638 Ogdep. Apt 61. Circle 570. UARTERMASTER sergeant or regimental sergeant, recently retired or discharged, with five or more years' experience handling property accountability, for position SB chief clerk in military department.

at 1 'ofTiO'e public MUNCIB Water Torks Company of Muncie, now conducting a safo of its' 8 -per cent cumulative first preferred stock has openings for real securities salesmen accustomed t.o handling popular utility security, offer- Ings- based upon result of state of' Indiana. This slock tax free to residents of Indiana and" the public service commission of the state. No license is required by. salesmen. Communicate wi'th O.

L. 'Meyer, Mgr. Securities Muncie Water Works Cor, Muncie, for appointment. schools, old Library building, at. 10 a.

m. Tuesday, September 6, and bring discharge certificates. SALESMEN wanted for big campaign to call oil merchants and manufacturers. Llvo wires can ni-'te big Call afternoons. 1024 STEADY place: A-l Viiir paw, imortise or If yon car sell a high grade, well known truck can make you some real money.

Don't 'wait. Call Mr. Craig, Main 1808 WANTED Electrical" welders, ecperiencec. ion "locomotive firebox welding work Write, stating experience, or apply In person. Open' shop.

The Hallway Service Company. arion, O. i ompany. a i YOUNG MEM wSbted, for collecting on installment accounts; only those willing to work hard for advancement need ap ply. Small bond required.

Call at Roorti 411. Circle bldg. SIX" MEN. "with brace and screw driver bit for assembly work. Apply ready for' work.

Furnas Office Furniture 324 Liberty "WHY. PAY MORE 1 Shave. 10 centa: haircut. fO cents. 22 baVbere.

472" W. Wash. 22 barbgrfl. BALESMEN--Active, forceful mer. gn appearance wa.nted for special sales work direct to nationally known higr" quality, guaranteed; exclusive territory granted;" splendid opnortunlty for men who can show clean emp.oy- ment record.

Call between 8- and 11 a. a Silver-Chamberlin 40U Transportation Indianapolis, Ind ADVERTISING SALESMAN for hlgt-clasa advertising novolties including telephon book covers, exclvslvely for Indianap clip. -Previous experience with actua. novelties essential. Nominal drawiag account if qualifiec', plus literal commission.

State age. Infest particulars. Duvalian Products Corporation, Long fe- land City. N. Y.

A Iifl.RGB Indianapolis dealer ai opening for a salesman who can- appreciate a live connection. The man wanted "must be oh hfs toes, an4 nave his mine free to moke fe- success "of this granc big campaign started Sept. 1. Deadwood need'not r.pply. TAYLOR CO.

See Mr, McAullff. WANTED-- Genera) all-round for steady work. Apply 456 Lemcke in- nex. Do not apply unless you. want steady work and ho Sept.

5. WANTED A No. 1 baker on bread; steady work for right man; state wages and give Made-Well Bakery, Portland, NEN- POSITION. NATIONAL CANDY 201 S. YOUNG men, two neat appearing.

17 to 20 to travtl; advertising proposition- advancement -offerod. Salary guaranteed. Apply 3'1 W- Ohio. Room 205. upSolntercrB.

RATTAN 1409-25 Naomi st. WANTED--Salesman with ail trade among dniB stores in the smalle towns of Tndiana to carry well-advertise' line of toilet goods as side line. Dept. S. -650 Turner Grand Rap Ids.

Mich. houss work In the Ad-, 3S94S. Star. Accountant and Auditor Opens, closes, audits, balances books: prolit making service hy way of your real knowledge of your business facts, for reasonable -fee. Address AG No.

86.0, Star. "OTJNG, man of 20, atabltious, nea 1 appearance. Catholic; work, with chance to travel or learn salesmanship, where experience la not essential. Address AF No. 454.

Star. NEW JERSEY, lovely front rooms, downstairs, pSrtly for light housekeeping. Circle WES. NEW "YORK, 527 two rdnneettng mod- light housekeeping PARK 1217; large front room, first floor, furnished; kitchen privileges if de sired. Main K3S3.

PENNSYLVANIA one-room apart modern con merit, riicj'y furnished; venienees. Circle TWO light housekeepfncr rooms, gas, light, and heat furnished, home prlv- Uesea. N. Alabama. Circle SS65.

SErGLE rooms, or uinfurnisfced, modern, reasonable. References. Main 8997. LIGHT houseKeeplng rooms, modern, good location. Randolph 2478.

TWO "furnished close in, on car line. $5 pe-r week. Preset 6862. LARGE, airy twc-room suite, HOTEL ROOSEVELT Capitol and Ohio. BARN for rent; a rw.rn for six also a big wagon shed which can be used for trucks; also four garages.

1506 S. Alabama st, FOR RENT to clnns, -lodges and otfier nrganizatk'Ufl, large ball srutible tor da'icea, card parties anJ meetlngai, DenlaoTi' hotel SPANN Coats no more than inferior servlc 25. B. Ohio. SUMMER RENT, desira-hli? fumished cottage, rii boat, garage, on Wlifta ten.

minutes' walk from Fairview pi k. Randolph 3740. COTTAGES, by tie weeik or WOE Wash. Mr. Hudleson, Grocery, TO WANTED to rent 6 or 7-room house with good north; slnKla pre- ferred.

Reasonable rental In return for best care of Small no small children; Waul a consider fnrnlrfied. home where "owner places caro of home above rental returns. :s.riy -references fle-' sired. Box 38871, Ptar: Phones, Business, MsJn 0833; residence, Randolph 1198. BOABD AND fj.

2H two newly furnished rooms ir modarn. orivate 'home, suitablo for couple or gentlemen; meals desiTP-. Circle 2060, MERIDIAN," two front rooips, rrlth dressiug room; home served meals; private homo privileges; garage; reasonable. Harrison 2190. PENNSYLVANIA, 950 large, well fur- nishec.

room; connecting bath; first-class PENNSYLVANIA, desirable rocma with not ami cold water, home cooking. References. EXCEL1.ENT meals, home cooking N. Talbptt, SALES CORRESPONDENT. I- man familiar with products, available Imuie--- dlately, Interview Box 38960, VCCOUNTANT auditor, nne -yoars" three in public accounting; de- siren position with responsible concern.

Box 39038'. Star. 3XPERT -bookkeeper wants to KPep few small pets. Also can open or close snur books for you Charges reasonably small Address AG No. 848.

Star. HOTELS WASHINGTON ot, 460 Grw.t. hotel; modern; And cnld water In eifch ono-peraon, $5 tn J12; two $8 to la'po out- sldo-room- with for JH to J21. by the week. j'ARM 'foreman, dairjrir.g especially; middle-aged; single; practical.

Box 3764Si Star. pjp tenon machine. Addresa 3895., SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE SEVERAL youni; ladles entering Central bustaPSH college next Monday would liko to locate with private families when; they can assist with the work -mornings, evenings -and Saturdays in exchange fo. their board and room. Call Main 1686, Saturday.

Ask for Smith. WANTED--Housekeeping in Cbristifln man's home, by educated, refined country woman with boy, 5 years: capable; lef- eroncf thlr appears but once. Ar-- mllda Keer, Colutr-qjjs, 846-Werner ave. COMBINATION bookkeeper and stonog rapr.er, seven years' office experience, will conil a er ralary of $20 FIDUCIARY EMPLO1MENT BUREAU, M. 436 bldg.

M. 7407. Stenographer Goofl personality two years' expbrl- IPiNiss 1 IS ERVICE BUREAU. WASHING to and cleaning: HOUSES, FLATS FURNISHED corner apru'tment; -living room, bedroom and bath, suitable for two or couple- Everything in- clvoing maid and laundry service. 531 N.

jlerldlan. BEAUTIFULLY furnlsned, pleasantly uatifl duplex; two to four adults. 2127 Capitol, day, evenings. CAPITOL two rooms, private bath, homo privileges. Circle EAST, 2140 cottage, tour rooms, furnished, modern, heat.

THREE large rooms completely furnished. 2184 N. Capitol g.vB. HIGH-CLASS "furnished "apartrrieut, N. Meridian per month.

Kand, 1023. INMAN HOTEL, EOT If. Delaware, clean, modern rooms, thren squares froir. postofflce. Rates on Circle 0463.

ALTENBURG hotel; com- fortgble rooms, with and without bath; and cold water; steam heat; telephone, weekly Main 0696. HOUSES KENT. BEAUTIFUL new Dutch colonial itomo Fall Creek blvd. at Blrcnwood key at 3424 Birchwood Complete ir: every detail and has four fine bedrooms and double with a monthly rental of 'no cash payments re quired, if you have satisfactory references, unless you prefer). You can purchase this wonderful home.

For information call M13 5826 cr evenings aud mornings. Washington 0668. TJJJION st, 1114; seven-room houae, strictly jnods'rn, including- garage water, $47.50 per 'month. Inquire at 821? Union st. general TYPIST and general Circle "TM office work.

Call housework; day work; exp. women Smith's A 1 I 1 FIVE rooms; gas, city electricity, bath and ffiintry. Adults; 942 CapltoT. FTVE ROOMS, lower duplex, rents for S3li month. 309 N.

Keystone aVe. Call -93B st. 3ECOND floor of modern home, file or pis unfurnished rooms, heat and water. 170C jj Talbott. EIGHT-ROOM -cclonlal, center hall, near Thirty-second Central.

and Central. See owner, of new double, thoroughly $45. Call Saturday afternoon, err ave. 642 East- TO Christian fcience aaults; lower duplex five rooms and -bath; walking distance Box 38945. Star.

WANTED ten cabinet makers, two hand sanders and handy men with tools: apply Seymour Ca.blnet_Co.._Seymour. Ind. str-ck- man and order fll'cr for canncc 1 goods department in wholesale grocery. 441 3. SALES ageut, calling on retail drug- trade wanted to handle Jine of stap'es and npe claltles as sideline on commission banls Write to O.

Room "1211. 50 Union sq-iai-e, New York city, stating line you handle and territory covered. NTED--50" salesmen at once, to self auto rjtop aght signals, experience" not essential- must he ff neat pppearance Mr. Arthur 1001 Elm Phone Drexel' 7004. WANTED--Salesmen for $15 adding machine, made 'by calculator corporation; our price, JC each, allows you $9 each sale.

P. 9S 1 Indianapolis. MEN with Ford cam everywhere to neli the Stanley Combined Filler and Gajge foi' Fere 1 cars. Stanley Gauge S43 E. Washington' Indianapolis- PALESMEN over Salary and commission-- 236 Massachusetts ave- BUILDER.

WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER Nineteenth OATHS, a vlnlet rays. Jennie Plslar. 10 W. Ohto Cli-eln 818B.

LOST Party who found billfold containing seven five-dollar bills a few- ones on' i i desk in Fletcher bank Friday return to owner. Dr. T. W. DcHafe 710 Humo- Mansur bldg.

or 2620. HAIRCUT. 2.5c at Moudy's, 560 Massachu- qotts aye. 77 FIRST-CLASS cabinet 551 S. Mr.

Davis. class mechanic: no other need ap- 25c; shave. lOo. 364 S.Jtlllnots WANTED--Good frame maker. Lee Lumber 1621 W.

Washington. INSTRUCTIONS. WANTED--FEMAliE. BINDEPY GIRLS. Some experience! Permanent.

Apply superintendent LEVEY PRINTING CO. COUNTER GIRL. Sterling Cafeteria, Eleventh and Illinois sts. for cooking and downstairs work. Must bo very experienced and reliable and have rofererces.

3J33 Washington blvd. Washington 1931 between 9-12 q. m. trplst, who rias had experience in filling in letters, 515 per week. J.

W. Ebaugh Letter N. Pennsylvania st. LOST--In Brookslde park, poe.kftttool-. con tainlnc to New York, city ar.d about I WOMEN, 18 to 33; postal mall service for S40 In money.

Return and name your 1 government; exceptional ontratico own reward to H. C. LaFo.rge, Pullman 6a i ftr rapid promotion. For full par- -wn Union stfit on. LOST--131ack old rose Rllk-llned bag.

in front of Marott'3 shoe store: no money in bag; reward. Randolph 7611. tlcalars epf, npecial preparation call or; writp Indiana Civil fcrvlfio Scho.l, 157- N. Illinois st, Suito 207., Phone Main owe. STENOGRAPHER and general ofBce girl: must be -willlnK to work.

Address AK No. 450: Star, BOOMS FOB BENT. 447 pleasant rooms; to walking distance. JSOADWAT neor Thirty-first: furnished room, modern, board it desired. Randolph.

154B. CAPITOL J901 newly furnished room; modern- Harrison 1515 Web. 5221. ISKVEN-HOOM modeni at 2626 N. Ngw "I-Jersey, with, double corago; owner i thero Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.

be there I Apt. newly decorated, connecUnB slcepiug rooms in modern apartment; wrlklnt 2 or 4 gentlemen. Circle single or con- FOR good' service ttai your 1 hath- business men Cobh Rea'tr Jo. Main 2218. STEAJW heated room; modern apartment; hot water; walking distance; gentleman Circle 1660.

COLLEGE room In private hiime for map and wife employed. 01 mlddle.a.ced^ajly^^. NORTH ST six rooms and bath Address Star. Jjox 39091. MODERN double.

2347 N. Ctpltol. Mr. Cain, Fidelity Trust Co. Main 6584.

VOB Business. Property. BUSINESS tactorr ina-iiwittb W. Challle 921 Htux-Mananf. Houses.

DARROLLTON AVENUE in the 3800 block. Long Hviag room, fireplace-- and bookcases, four bedrooms and tile bath up. Hardwood floors throughout Full basement. Garase.i w'th front drivit. Owner leaving for N3w York.

flill or tisrrrs. E.MITCHELL 631 -LemcKe Mam xrvjngion- iRVINGTON, nev si? rooms, thorougMy modern, forest Owner, Irvlngton 1077, LJ1UO, Lf i move Monday. STATE AVE. Near Twelfth st; six rooms and bath; ras, electric Hfhts, furnace; close to. high school, churches and car line.

Price terms', $1,000 cash. State Savings and Trust-Co. Mala -W17. 0h, Boy, Wliaf, Dor You Tliink of This?" Lot 160x7.S5% dew; ID-room brick house; slate 5 rooms and lavatory, on the first floor. 3 fiioplaces and mantels on 5 rooms, lavatory an'' bath on second floor, 3 fireplaces and mantels on second, 3 hall ways, earage heot- irig iJiirit 3-room basement Tn's property ioul.

easily be made Iflto a 'duplex of a house, or It is an ideal horae th way It Is, giving throe more 40-foot lota to be built on. Has beautiful forest shafle trees all over the lawn, front, antl -back. JJVTO nas bean, kept trimmed tmd beautlflea. This nop- erty is in the 1600 block, S. "New Jersey Bt.

the street i being very wide, driveway 'with flower bed in center, one- half block from Garflold eir line, one block from Ecnooi, one Week fmm 8. B-'Ut car line. Pricr J6.SCO. This property is well worth $12000 to 0 0 TS this if you real "lres" T- i- Cso- ROOMING house, nine rooms 211 W. fg 40P6.

your rentals wttb adjoining batly Main 6151. MODERW; 205 PARKVIEW ILLINOIS. rooms. CENTRAL, 2902; desirable froni. room, in modern, private home, suitable for two young men or employed party; rent reasonable Harrison 2105 isELAWAHE; 713 Apt.

10; furnlal-ert bath. Circle P9t. FLETCHER 610; "nicely furnished front 816 modern sleeping MAEKET, 1044 E.r oa- Crn homo; walking distance; for two gentlemen. prpirel 6696. MBBlblANi B40 Knox lovPly -furniBhcd-laree large porch; beautltu lawn.

HEW YORK furnished rooms, heat, hot and cold bath, olectrtc lights, use of telephone. 20 1 circle 1472. -RSET, 716 two nice, front, roomp; conve.dent for four. DUPLEX. double, 543 Bell Bt Inquire 541 Bell ot.

"FOR duplex; 5 rooms anCl bath, rteam heat 2002 Park ave. Stenographer Wh" csn use comptometer, tor position In. insurance office; must be rapid in dictation. -Salary $1S. No coat until placed.

BROWN OFPI CJE-EFnCIENCY BUREAU 216 gentlemen or two couples. KEW rooms for rent, modern; people. new modern houso; gentle- inriTo'- lady employed- ganige; ham'i no other roomera. 347 small room on third moals. APARTMENTS Hampton Court -ciati modern nim -room apt.

bathB and maid's exclusive -aa, a private home. Garage if desired. SECURITY TRUST J804. Nothing Nicer ii Five roorrii. all ouilt-in effrcLn, Vlr-ht KOS, water, telephone and fiirnished: only $100: ono four-room ttD 9 in heat water and garage, at IcO.

THE EVANS-ROBERTS CO. 1 3 Lexington Apartments This Modern Home, North Six rooms, hardwood floors, si' pojch, laundry Fa--quar furnace, atono garage. Price caah, balance like tent Located Shrlver and W. Twenty-seventh. Randolph 420L S5OO Cash, $22 Month Good six- room collage 1116 N.

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-CtjAIR. 513 BleepiaEf room. mod well, citv water, fruit flowers shade, good stable, TioHs cars; ce-neht- walks, high ground. Blalne Yi squa-c to Morris st cur. Call Mr.

Hendrtcks, Circle 3030 or Main 2957, Orin Jessup Land Cvx, "Ni Sunday Selling," Tx'l OOM modern, large yard, woadprtul condition. Must be seer to be appreciated Fine neighborhood on near Tenth. This Is a real batman. Part' cash an A convenient terms. Albert H.

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