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BtTXJATION WANTED UNION aatpsntsr; H. E. Neal, 2727 N. Dear-WANTEI-.IOn IN .MACHINE SHQP or. tench work. Address this office, Eox 21C. WAWTEO POSITION AS CHAUF-fer-mechAnlo; good reference!. Harrison 2681. SITUATION WANTED BY BOOKkeeper and typist. Webster 6688. Fred Sheeban. WANTED A POSITION AS CARpenter or finisher. Address this ofllce, Uox 212. WAN "tTb" ELECTKIC1AN OR painter; truck driver. Call Webster 1282. R. Williams. Situation wanted experineed woodworker. Bt. Joe C. Popejoy. 340 N. Illinois ; SITUATION WANTED TRUCK driver; licensed chauffeur, 821 Sum mer Ave. Stewart 2205. WANTED POSITION AS ORDER j clerk and sales correspondent. Ad- j dreas Box 2 15, this office. i i7NTET5"KnBY-HRST-CLASS auto mechanic; six years' experience. Phone, Webster 1285. j WANTED EXPERIENCED CARpenter wants work. U. L. Noel, 1349 Bllver Ave. Circle K705. SITUATION WANTED I AM AN ice cream malrr and want work; address this office. Box 219. WANTED A POSITION AS SI1IPplug, receiving or stock order clerk. Addrers this office, Bcfx 213. FOR SALIC -COMBINATION COAL mid gas rannc; call at 2'11 N. LaSalle St. Phone Webster SO.IO. WANTED JOB BY LIVE YOUNG man not afraid of any kind of work. Call Webster S398. Albert Honnaker. WANTED-WORK IN MACHINE nhop or clerical work. Address Box 220, this office, or phone Riley 1331; osk for Mr. Poe. vamth;l -position as halesman. Have electrical and radio experience. Robert A. Nicholson. Phone, Randolph, 8247. WANTED POSITION BY HIGHschool graduate. Salesman preferred. Morton Hayman, Beech Grove, 192. ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER AND general office man wants steady position; 12 years' experience. Call Harrlxnn 8392. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG man as chauffeur or general merchant work. William (hose, C30 N. New Jersey, Circle 4028. HON- WANTED BY A lig man as mechanic or experiencJas a chauffeur. E. is. tsartiett, 134 t$ Illinois St Circle 3634. 1920 INDIAN; FLEXIBLE SIDECAR. Will trade for upright piano. What's your Offer? Muchine shown at 2830 Brigbtwood Ave. Webster 1282. WANTED GIVE YOUR PAPER hanging to a real 100 American. Call Webster 4394. Service is our motto. WANTED HOME FOR BOY 11 years old; must be in the country; will pay for same. Address Box 218, this office. V. SITUATION WANTED EXPERIenced road tester. Final assembly; chassis assembly; also licensed chauffeur. James F. Watson, 431S Adams St. FOKSALE 1 MEAT COOLER 42xG ft., 1 Dayton computing scale,' 1 computing fruit scale; Bome glass counters. Ray MAY, Moorelaud, Ind. TOSITION WANTED PAY-ROLL clerk and general office work; live years' experience; best of references. Phone, Kenwood 5773. Mr. Taylor. WANTED POSITION AS MAINTE - nance electrician or chauffeur by Protestaut young man. Address 213 Fiery Cross. WANTED zfA'AUCAL WORK (manufacturing preferred) by young man with three years' experience. Tech. graduate. Address, Box No. 222, care The Fiery Cross. FOR SALE 40 ACRES OF LAND, good C-room house and barn, nicely ! located. Price $4,500. All size farms tor sale-or trado. D. M.. Barringer, 1 Greensburg, Ind. j FOR SALE 1 REFRIGERATOR, 6 1 ft.x4V4 ftxOft. high; 1 Dayton Com-! putlng Scale, 4ct. to COct; 1 Computing i fruit scale; some glass show cases. Ray May, Moreland, Ind., Henry coun-i ty. I FOR SALE TWIN BEDS, GAS ' ranges, kitchen cabinets, mattresses; In fact anything you want In furniture. Investigate our prices. Call Randolph 4108, business; or Randolph 5740, residence; 2707 Northwestern Ave. Wm. A. Ringo, D. M,, T. D. C. CHIROPRACTOR 3322 Massachusetts Ave., Room 7 Over Stout's Shoe Store Offlc, Circle 5881 Res. Web. 0287INDIANAPOLIS - INDIANA WANTED A DOZEN OR MORE real Americans to sell this paper on the streets of Indianapolis. You can make good money, too. Come to 578 Century Bldg. and ask for Mr. Bruer. WANTED REAL AMERICAN TO represent this paper in every county In Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin and Iowa. Write C. B, Salyer, 678 Csntary Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.

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-W jA N T E D REAL AMERICAN salesmen for city work. See Mr. Brewer, 578 Century Building. WANTED ELECTRICAL WORK OR credit work; phone Riley 1331, ask for Mr. Carney or address this office, Box 221. WANTED POSITION BY YOUNG man as bookkeeper or clerk; five years' experience. Address, Box No, 220, Fiery Cross. WANTED A PRIVATE LOAN OF $i),000 with first mortgage real estate as. security. Real estate, east Box 227, care of Fiery Cross.. NOTICE IF YOU ARE A HUSTLER and want to make some real money selling this paper, write Fiery Cross representative, Box 17, Brazil, Ind. NOTICE A 100 AMERICAN WITH services and smalt capital that can be interested in a 100 American business. Box 227, care of Fiery Cross. FOR TRADE OR RENT QUICKLY 1 no-acre farm on good roads, near good towns. Will trade for business rooms or rental. Address, Fiery Cross, Box 223. FOR SALE OR TRADE 80-ACRE farm, fine buildings, on paved high way, 4 miios to R. K. Terms, want 10 to "0 A. Walter Bartholomew, White Pigeon, Mich. SHAMPOO SHOP SCALP TREATment; rain water used. May Singleton, 1109 Congress Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Phone Randolph, G338, Wednesday excepted. POSITION WANTED BY A 100 American with experience in Biological Laboratories, 27 years of age, married; will take anything. Care , Box 220, Fiery Cross. SITUATION WANTED 100 MAN 34 years of age, good penman, well educated, wishes a permanent position with a reliable firm, where there is chance for advancement. Belmont 113G. WANTED BY YOUNG MAN WITH I a high school education, position as ' clerical work of any kind or any kind of work. Phone C 7652 or address i Fiery Cross, Box 225, 578 Century Bldg. : WANTED POSITION AS BOOK- ! keeper or general office work; have had tour years' experience; familiar i with both systems of bookkeeping; can furnish Al references. Address, 1 Box 224, care Fiery Cross. SITUATION WANTED PROTESTant young man, 23, defires secretarial position; or stenographic and clerical. Four years' experience. Best : referenees.ialary reasonable. Phone Circle 38fOr - wrte Box No. 221, this office. i FOR SALE EGGS FOR SALE FROM granddaughters of the famous Lady Hoover, world's record 052 eggs in two years, 100 Rose Comb, Rhode Island Reds. 15 Eggs, $2.00, include poslage, or express. G. W. Smith, Oakland City, Ind. WANTED Al SOLO CORNET1ST, trombone, alto, E-flat and B-flat clarinet players; must be 100; Will furnish positions; state trade if any; music aa side line, but can make $10 to $15 per week with nrusic. Address, Box No. 222, care Fiery Cross. WANTED, SITUATION YOUNG man with four years' experience In auto tire business and two years' experience In auto parts, wants work ! where there is an opportunity for ! permanency and advancement. Refer- : ences if desired. Box 20G. REPRESENTATIVES WANTED I want one man in each city in Indiana. One that is a hustler and wants to get into a good, permanent position with a future. This is not a peddling or canvassing proposition. Address ! at once, Otto Boone, care Foster Laboratories, Eau Claire, vis. WANTED REPRESENTATIVES IN every city in Indiana for a legitimate proposition and with which one can earn real money with but little effort. Enclose stamp for full particulars. Good, honest men, don't overl look this. Address, Representative ! XYZ, care Fiery Cross, 578 Century ! Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. POSITION WANTEDBY PROTEStant young man, 22, a position either as bookkeeper or accountant, or a position as junior or semi-senior accountant with a public accounting firm. I am a hlgtfschool graduate and have a thorough training In accountancy. Also have had two years' experience In bookkeeping work. Can ni-BlBh Al reference. Box 302. T. C LISTEN Have made mine; am old, alone and have chance of a lifetime for good, honest man with but good faith money, $200, gilt edge, high grade; factory and assembling plants; $100 reward for its equal; if interested investigate and meet your surprise. W. MOLES Hotel Roosevelt INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA QUALITY MEAT MARKET Flrst-Class MEATS Only 100 jFrss Delivery. Phone, Web. 4286 STE1NF0RT GREER

CLEANUP IS URGED AT NEWPORT, KY. HARVEY COMPLAINS OF ALLEGED NUISANCE AND TRIAL. Newport, Ky, Rev. William B. Harvey, pastor of the First Baptist church, Newport, who created a stir by posting a bulletin, giving "God's blessing to the Ku Klux Klan," and urging it to go ahead with their "good work," said Wednesday the notice wouldremain until Friday. It will be taken down then, he said, to make room for a church notice. Rev. Harvey said he received a telephone call from Case Thomasson, Newport safety commissioner, late Tuesday, regarding the posting of the bulletin. "Chief Thomasson desired to know why I took the 'slam' at police," Harvey said. "I told him facts regarding a certain nuisance and he agreed with me." Harvey said Thomasson did not order him to remove the notice. The bulletin reads: "Ku Klux: God bless you if you can rid -Newport of Madame LaRosen of 429 W. Fifth St. The officers either can not or will not." The sign is in three-inch letters and electrically lighted at night. Harvey said his action grew out o'failure of a jury to conVict Mrs. Angie LaRosen on a charge of operating a disorderly house under the most conclusive evidence" in Newport police court Tuesday. Harvey intimated he would post anothei sign next week unless police took action against saloon owners who have failed to comply with an ordinance requiring that "blinds" and stained glass windows be removed from cafes so the public may be given an unobstructed view of the interior. Cincinnati Post. PRISCILLA DEAN Priscilfa Dean, I am tipping my hat to you. And all the nation Is going to love you all of the nation worth while. Priscilla is a star in the movies, who moved into the constellation not under the motor power of the passionate kiss of an amorous producer. The impelling force was innate talent. She lias startled the producers of this nation, and won lor herself a permanent berth in the heart of America. Long live Priscilla Dean! - . . - America needs you! She is a star on the Universal lot. She was booked to play the role of "Cassie Cook," in "Driftin'," Alice Brady's old stake vehicle. "Cassie Cook" is an immoral character and Priscilla knew that if she took"that role, millions of little girls would consciously or unconsciously take up the .ideals o immorality, and ! she refused to play the part. "You must," said the surprised manager who had never found anything a star wouldn't play from strip ping to their beads, to being a mother struggling out in the snow with an illegitimate child. "You must," he almost shouted, "if William A. Brady permitted his daughter' to play it, I see no reason why you shouldn't go on with the part.", "I will play no immoral character," said the great actress as she stamped her foot. With those words She made histoid on the American screen. She marked the turn in the long road of depravity and sensualism that has almost wrecked this nation. Priscilla Dean has done more to awaken the American conscience than all other influences combined. She has defied a manager and saved a nation. As Priscilla Dean has done, others will do. 1 am speaking of real artists, not producers' favorites ushered into stardom via the bedroom of lecherous producers. The real big ones of the screen are goiijg to taboo the low and sensual. The real stars in the firmament of the silent drama are going to let their lustre shine on work that will live and inspire. rne nonk-a-tonk "stars ' will con tinue to play the vile and vicious, con tinue to degrade and be-devil the morals of the young people of this land as long as the producers lead them to it. It took Priscilla Dean to save a na tion. I am way down here in Texas, Pris cilia Dean, but I am tipping my hat to you. You have slipped into the heart of all America. The nonde scripts, the whilom stars, and the de graders of little girls Will pass with the months, but you will live forever Hereafter every time I hear of Priscilla Dean picture I am going to quit work and run down there and look and applaud. Colonel Mayfleld's Weekly. Amen, Billy, and Amen! AKRON NOW ON MAP HAS A KU KLUX KLAN Akron, Ind. Akron is now sure it has an organization of the K K. K. A cross six feet high waa observed burn ing on a Bill south of the town. An organizer has been at work In the various parts of the county for the last six weeks. He says his woTk was completed In Rochester Saturday.

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Mysterious Stranger Appears at Service and Gives Rev. Franti Letter and Fifteen Dollars in Money. Landessville, Ind. The series of meetings held at the Christian church, closed Monday night. Twenty-one came forward during these meetings and took the vdw to live a righteous life. Sunday evening, just when the Reverend was to read the lesson, a Klansman advanced from the rear of the audience; going up the aisle to the front, he handed the minister a large envelope which contained $15 in currency and a very encouraging letter which was read by the Reverend to the congregation. Thanking the Klansman by a rising vote, he quietly passed out and was gone. No one knew who he was, where he went, or where he was from. Van Buren News-Eagle. County Kiansmen Extol Efforts of Rev. Wenger . Geneva, 0- Knights of the Ku Klux Klan visiting the Park St. church of Christ, on Snnrtnv sveniti? lenvins? 419 in an envelope, commended the pastor of the church, I Boyd Wenger, in a letter contained in the same envelope, it has been learned. The letter, which was written in Ashtabula, according to the heading, read as follows: "Please find enclosed a small donation which comes from some of the members of your church and city and same can be used at your discretion. You are to be commended for your efforts in seeking to make your community a better place in which to live thereby perpetuating your wonderful race and keeping the fires of religious training afire in your community. "We want to commend you and your good people for ther noble work and may the Graat God of all bless and prosper you in this noble work of and for Jesus Christ, the Savior of all mankind." The letter was signed, "The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Ashtabula County." The demonstration lasted just long enough for the nine hoc tied mea to enter, stand in a row before the pulpit, kneel to pray and file out. The leader, in his prayer, asked for the blessings of, the Almighty to rest on the state, nation and the executive forces? " ' "' Preaches on Bible The pastor, following the demonstration, preached on the topic, "The Sword Unsheathed, or the Bible for the Masses." Rev. Wenger pointed out in his sermon the Bible was the greatest factor in the uplifting and ennobling of he nations of. the world and that through the art of printing it was made possible. to educate the masses. "My reason for speaking on this ubject is because of so much criti cism, as to the Book, to keep it out of the public schools and that it has no place in the affairs of the nation," the pastor said. "Prof. Thorndike says that the neessity for education arises from the fact that what is, is not what ought be. Education, is development. training, a cultivation of something for the purpose of growth the body, the mind, the sonl. A liberal educa-! tion looks toward quantity, toward en largement. It implies expansion opposed to narrowness. What has the Bible to do with edu cation? Education without the Bible is like a steam engine without a boiler or a man without a heart. Man un aided in darkness died in despair. The Bible lets in light, Grant said, 'Hold ast to the Bible as the sheet anchor of-your liberties.' There is no liberal jducation without the Bible." Rev. Wenger discussed the relation )f the Bible to spirituality and to haracter. Bible in Every Celt "There is a state law in Ohio which compels the placing of a Bible in every prison cell. It would be better to edu cate the child in the home and the public school rather than wait until he is in jail," he said. "Moral character is determined by ts sacred book, to the extent that the nation into which the ideals of the Bible have entered has been ennobled enriched and made the channel for the uplifting of other peoples and na tions." In 61s sermon, Rev.' Wenger told svhat the Bible would do for the home He said the family was God's first in stitution and the family must be safe ?uarded. He gave statistics showing .he comparative number of marriages and divorces in 1916 in the country. When there were 1,040,778 marriages ind 108,701 divorces one-tenth of tho marriages being failures because the Bible was not playing its part in the family. Geneva Free Press. ANOTHER GOOD DEED. The following communication has been sent to this office with a request to publish as written: Wednesday evening as. his home, 115 South 21st street, Beecher Moore, whose UInes has been noted for such n extended 'j time, was made very rery happy Jsy",a liberal financial donation which was, ofAennted t.n him

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