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r- SITUATION "WANTED ' UNIOrT P Pateri ft. . NeaL Ki DeAr- ! . WANTED JfOB IN MACHINE SHOP J or benoa work. Address this office, f" Bo 216. WANTED POSITION AS CHAUF- ' fer-ntoclu&to; good reference!. Har rlaon 86M. t . BtTUATlON WANTED BY BOOKkeeper end typist. Webster 6688, fred Sheehan. f WANTED A POSITION AS CAR-

Itenter or finisher. Address this office, Box 212. WANTED ELECTRICIAN OR painter; truck driver. Call Webster " 12X ' R. Williams. SITUATION WANTED EXPERI- ; enced woodworker. 340 N. Illinois It. Jee C. Popejoy. SITUATION WANTED TRUCK . driver; licensed chauffeur, 821 Summer Ate. Stewart 2205. WANTED POSITION AS ORDER Clerk and ""'as correspondent Adcress Box 215, this office. WANTED WORK BY FIRST-CLASS auto mechanic; six years' experience. ?h one, Webster m.j. , WANTED EXPERIENCED CARpenter wants work. U. L. Noel, 1349 j Bllrer Ave. Circle E705. 1 SITUATION WANTED I AM AN j Ice cream maker and want work; address this office. Box 219. WANTED A POSITION AS SHIPping, receiving or stock order clerk. Addrers this office, Box 213. FOR SALE COMBINATION COAL nnd gas range; call at 22", l N. LaSalle St. Phone Webster 8630. ' WANTED JOB BY LIVE YOUNG man not afraid of any kind of work. fS til Webster 8398. Albert Honnaker rTED WORK IN MACHINE : shiftor clerical work. Address Box 220, this office, or phone Riley 1331; ask for Mr. Poe. WANTKD -POSITION A3 SALES- . man. Have electrical and radio ex perience. Robert A. Nicholson, Phone, Randolph, 8247. WANTED POSITION BY HIGHaefcool graduate. Salesman nre(erred. Morton Hayman, Beech Grove, i 111 j ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER AND ' . general office man wants steady poitton; 12 years' experience. Call Har-! rtson 8398. ' SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG I xnin as chauffeur or general mer chant work. William Orno flSO M Jersey. Circle 4028. fjATIOM WANTED BT A Lung man s mechanic or exnerlfced as aihauffeur. E. B. Bartlett, .N. Iy s St. Circle 36.!4. , Will trade for upright piano. What's I TOW offer? Machine shown at 2830 Brightwood Ate. Webster 1282. i.i. , I WANTED GIVE YOUR PAPER I 1 banging to a real 100. American. Call Webster 4394. Service is our! motto. I WAJ4TED HOME FOR BOY 11 years old; must be in the country; will pay for same. Address Box 218, tils office. SITUATION WANTED EXPERI.enced road tester. - Final assembly; chassis assembly; also licensed chauffeur. James F. Watson, 4318 Adams St FOR SALE 1 MEAT COOLER 414x6 j it.l Dayton computing scale, 11 imputing fruit scale; some glass I Counters: Ray MAY. Mooreland. Ind. I SITION WANTED PAYROLL, clerk and general office work? five rtrr experience; best of references. , Kenwood 5773. Mr. Taylor. ANTED POSITION AS MAINTE- ; nance electrician or chauffeur by Protestant young man. Address 213 Fiery Cross. WANTED CLERICAL WORK manufacturing prerred) by young manr with three gears' experience. Tech, graduate. Address, Box No. 222 care The Fiery Cross, f 1 i-i 1 FOR, BALE 40 ACRES OF LAND, good B-room bouse and barn, nicely located. Price $4,500. All size farms tof Ml or trade. D. M. Barrlnger, Oreenaburr. Ind. FOR SALE 1 REFRIGERATOR, 6 ftx4V4 ftxWt high; 1 Dayton Com- . putln Scale, 4ct. to GOct; 1 Computing fruit scaler tome glass show cases. Kay Mar. Moreland, Ind., Henry coun- ; MX:- ;-'. - (TOR ". SALE TWIN BEDS, GAS . rage,; kitchen cabinets, mattresses? In fact anything yon want In furntftmL TnVAkMextA nnr nrfoaa rail Randolph 4108, business; or Randolph I74& roviwBBce; nvi Mono western Wi RInWo. M , T. 0. C. Zfyi CHIROPRACTOR JU'tyassachweett Av, Room 7 ' j - ,Over Stout's Shoe Store OffUX Circle 681 Res. Web. 0287

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1 JANTD)"A DOZEN OR MORE I .real Americans to sell this paper on j ,f -?ets ot Indianapolis. You can - ',good motey, too. Come to 578 .ntury;dg. and ask for Mr. Bruer. WANTED- REAI AMERICAN TO represent- this "paper In every conn:y ladlajiV. Illinois, Ohio, Wlsconila and low. - Write C. B. 8mlyer, 678 CewtttrJT ttl4s XadlanapolU, lad, ., .

UGliTTltiNSFEft' QRJC DONfr 5 AT REASONABLE PRICES. CALL CHICLE . . - . . , -, FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED rooms for yght housekeeping. Mrs, Roller, 543 Burwlck Ave. FOR RENT I LOVELY FURNISHED steam heated front room suitable for two. Call Riley 1888.

FOR, RENT SLEEPING ROOM-FOR gentlemen. Two beds. 1139 Ceh tennlal St Belmont 2002. Wanted real American salesmen for city work. See Mr. Brewer, 578 Century Building. WANTED ELECTRICAL WORK OR credit work; phone Riley I33l,.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. 226, Fiery Cross. PAPER" HANGING PERSONAL service; paper furnished; have your work done early "and avoid the rush. Belmont 3608. WANTED A PRIVATE LOAN OF $5,000 with first mortgage real estate as. security. Real estate, east Box 227, tare 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. FOR SALE PARTRIDGE COCHEN Cockerels and Pullets; prize winners. Address Mrs. Dora Urinneman, 102 N. Calvert Ave., Muneie, Ind. NOTICE A 100 AMERICAN WITH services and small capital that can be interested in a 100 American business. Box 227, care of Fiery Cross. FOR TRADE OR RENT QUICKLY loO-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 highway, 4 miles to R. R. Terms, want 10 to 30 A. Walter Bartholomew, White Pigeon, Mich. SHAMPOO SHOP SCALP TREATment; rain water used. May Singleton, 1109 Congress Ave., IndianapoJAh, Ind. Phone Randolph, 6338, Wednesday excepted. ? POSITION WANTED BY A 100 American with experience in Biological Laboratories, 27 years of age, married; will take anything. Care Box 22C, 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 1136. WANTED BY YOUNG MAN WITH a lu'ghschool education, position as tJLuyo?: Ot " V'llssiaifif TrliiT of work. Phone C 7G52 or address Fiery Cross, Box 225, 578 Century Bldg. FOR SALE OR TRADE TWO 80acre farms, adjoining; level; good house and barn and out buildings on each; fenced; Rood wells and timber; will trade for good rentals; cash or payments. Box 250. WANTED POSITION AS BOOKkeeper or general office work; have had four years' experience; familiar wilh both systems of bookkeeping; can furnish Al references. Address, Box 224, care Fiery Cross. WANTED REPRESENTATIVE IN every town in Indiana; must be good salesman and capable of Handling men; to right party we will offer splendid opportunity; give experience, etc. Box , Care of The Fiery Cross. FOR SALE EGGS FOR SALE FROM granddaughters of the famous Lady Hoover, woiid's record 652 eggs in two years, 100 Rose Comb, Rhode Island Reds. 15 Eggs, $2.00, include postage, or express. . G. W. Smith, Oakland City, Ind. WANTED Al SOLO CORNETIST, trombone, alto, E-flat and B-flat clarinet players; must be 100; will furnish positions; state trade if any; music as side line, but can make $10 to $15 per week with music. Address, Box No. 222j care Fiery Cross. WANTED, SITUATION YOUNG man with four years' experience In ant'o tire business and two years experience in auto parts, wants work where there is an opportunity for permanency and advancement References if desired. Box 206. REPRESENTATIVES W'ANTED I want one man in each city in Indiana. One that is a hustler and wants to get i-ito a good, permanent position with a future. This is not a peddling or canvassing proposition. Address at once, Otto Boone, care FoBter Labors tories, Eau Claire, Wis. 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, hpnest men, don't overlook this. Address, Representative XYZ, care Fiery Cross, 578 Century Bldg., Indianapolis,. Ind. , POSITION WANTED BY PROTEStant young man, 22, a position either as bookkeeper or accountant, or a position as Junior or a ami-senior accountant with a public accounting arm. I am a high-school graduate nd hate a thorough training In accountancy. Also have had two years' sxperUnce tn, bookkeeping work. Can tornisa Al reference. Box SOI, W. Q.

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, ?.uu, iemates,.u. Cts ah. Address, 820 8. Addison St.; Indpla.-; FOtt SALE OR TRADE U. S.1 PATent for sale or trade;, a fortune to the right party; what have you? Ira Hungerford, Waldron, Ind., R. R. No. 1. FARMS FOR SALE&CRES-JO acres, 20 acres. Improved. Will sell at a bargain if taken at once. Good terms. Part cash, balance "on time. D. C. Meyers, Knox, lad. ' "FROM FACTORY TO YOU"-A BOX of 25 YadilloS Cigars; loo Havana filled, 4 3-4 inches; $2.io cash with order, postpaid. Price cheerfully refunded if not satisfactory; Yadlllos Segar Factory, Knox, Ind. WANTED BANDMEN: ONE SOLO cornet; one solo clarinet; other clarinets, write; baritone, altos, slide trombone. None but 100 Americans apply. Box 62, Wabash, Ind. SITUATION WANTED A 100 American machinist, 15 years' experience; part of the time as a foreman; a steady, conscientious workman; married; 34 years did; wants a permanent position at living wages with 100 per cent. American firm Box 230, care Fiery Cross. FOR SALE HARNS8S AND NOtion store in West Terre Haute, Ind Good business; been at present location for five years; cheap rent; nice room; living rooms in connection oh car line. Will sell all or part. Notion part makes a nice business for a lady that can do plain sewing. Address I-ock Box 35, West Terre Haute, Ind WANTED SITUATION AS CREDIT or assistant credit manager; married; age, 25; desires position with a large corporation as assistant credit manager or willing to accept full responsibility as credit manager with smaller concern; have had six years' general experience with collection and credit work. At present employed by a national mercantile agency and have made good, but prospects for future advancement being very distant would like to make a Change; also capable as. a private secretary. Reasonable salary; available immediately. Address Box Care Fiery Cross. I am the inventor, patentee and owner of the famous Noles Water Kilter and Cooler combined. When I say famous," I mean just what I say Filtering medium being a natural stone (married from the earth, not treated in any way shape or form. Contains hundreds of thousands of pores so extremely small the human eve can not possibly see or discern them, the same as the pores in the human skin. The red blood doesn't come through the skin, and neither does it come through this stone red, but comes through as clear as crystal, and does the same with black acid ink. Think of it. And the vast number of pores causes the water to come through very rapidly, it not only extracts germs and microbes and leaves them on top of the stone, but also the DEADLY mineral Kiihatarw-o ! ' iVUUUUU UBM Pit. we!JUa4. spring.; wafter, an v,co ,1 Usui uerore your eyes, leaving "u aiiauuw ot Qouot, or the whole outJit is yours without one cent if you can produce one where it fails,-and they are sold with that guarantee, and never has ono claimed it in 12 years' successful operation through the West. The same, identical mineral substance you find eating the tinware and forming stone in the teakettle in every household you step into, look and see. And you are drinking the same water. Now think and reason. Look at the thousands of cases of gall stones, stone in the bladder, kidnev complaint, sugar diabetes, indigestion and coated stomachs like the teakettle, urinary complaints and so 011. Look at the thousands of people being suddenly called to that DREADED operating table to be cut open and paying $300 to have it done, and even called the second and as much as the third time as we have the reeords, as they have never removed the cause and they so on drinking the same water, and had no remedy until kind old nature came to their relief with this marvelous stone called a Godsend to the people and relief to suffering humanity. As we have hundreds ot Sworn Affidavits from living, responsible people under oath and their full address. Compare such testimonials with others. Do they give such? No, indeed. People well known, peoplewho had suffered for so long and had exhausted all means known, money and all. Now they hold their hands up to God and testify with joy to the wonders this God-given stone has done for them. We furnish this overwhelming proof to all who send for it, and the sales are spreading rapidly over this part of the country, as people had become badly alarmed. Factory and assembling plants running. Some as follows, where they are made and go out: J. O. Hendricks, 7 Broadway, Shelbyville, Ind.; J. R. Gomia. 1563 W. Fifth St., Dayton, Ohio; G. W. Hill; 425 Canal St., Middletown, Ohio; Noles Water Filter Co., 243 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville Fla., and others if you want them. Well known, and here you see right over the signatures of Congressmen, Bankers and Business men as to my reputation for leliability and responsibility, and see these Dumbfounding Water Filters doing all that is claimed for'them and still more. They do their own talking and selling. Open .book, cards above the table and deal off the top of the deck. I show you and you show me is my motto. Investigate and see. It has mane me over $100,000, and at the age of 72; all alone and health broken, I "bad to give, up all active service. Good, honest agents wanted in each town who make big money in an honest way by first furnishing the Filtered water free and proving all claims, then sell by the hundreds. Also, good, honest men of little good-faith money ($200) to take charge of supply stations In many places for those Agents, and make far far more money and handle all money. $100 Reward for the equal of the Filter, and another for the equal I have to offer good, honest men. Investigate borore you pronounce decision. W. Noles, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis,-Ind, ,

AflTIUirj PAPER Hit Di SECOND LIBEL SUIT .CIpgOi III., Feb. 10. Coincident 4the filing of a declaration by vr iu jvvneiey. Jr.. in his sn nftn ion.. uit apninat the mthlist,n. ia . ' " v. uvMOUlfl W I orgail Dr. Guy E, Krolick, 137 W. ChicagoMvvehas filed suit for $25,000 damages .against the publication. Dr. Krolic charges 'that he was falsely ai!5uP "tf membership in the Klan. and names as defendants the American Utiity Leagee and Mrs. Bernard J. Mahbney of. the directorate. Earlifer in the; day Brady K. Rutledge, iresldent 1 of the publishing compamV, appealed before Judge Ira Ryner ind sought immediate hearing of his 1 petition for an injunction against his opponents, Robt. E. Shep herd. Robert E. Shepherd, Jr., and Attorney R. H. Vanderveld, for con trol. ' Editor to Charge Assault As a result of the dissension which culminated in the publication of the article attacking Wrigley, Lionel Moise, co-editor of the paper, was assaulted by the trio, he will charge in a hearing before Municipal Judge Jos. Sehulmani Rutledgfc, in an amended bill, declared thajt the article naming Wrigley as a Klansman had been published by Shepherd and his associates over his protests. They knew, he said, that the gum manufacturer was not a member. Final hearing on Rut ledge's petition .was set for Wednos day morniiig by Jwdge Ryner. WhJ(t WHstey Charges In his declaration, filed by Attorneys Mayer "leyor. Austrian & Piatt, Wrigley charges that the defendants planned to injure his financial stand ing, the reputation of the William Wrigley, Jr., company, and the sol vency of th. Cubs base ball team. The purported application said to have been signed by him, Wrigley declares to be n forgery and that it was broadcast 'fravdu)ently, wantonly, maliciously n'mrt with a reckless disre gard for the'truih." NOWWATCH FOR A DEMAND TO RECOGNIZE RUSSIA Cirl Van fWeigand. writffie from tffig fr Berlin says t CAuthoritattvp Russinn quarters have! cmfirmed for me the information I ricjived in Rome when 1 was there a fey days ago that the Vatican is in ndbytiation with the soviet governmell with the ohjeet of getting the fullst freedom for the Catholic ehurchWhroughout Russia. "I am informld that the negotiations have progressed favorably so far, and that aaligreemeiu is in pros poet which wiMj in effect, 'grant, all the wishes of the yatican for complete freedom Co establish churches and. missions, in the entire country. "In some circks this is interpreted to mean that in return for this surprising concession by the soviet gov ernment, the Vatican will withdraw any influence it ma againat the rceog government nr'bthti" mianTrrs "It is belieyed this will be the opening of a religious struggle between Rome and the Russian orthodox church for the religions domination of Russia." Parade in Union City Union City, Ind., Feb.. 8. Over 100 members of the Imperial Order of the Ku Klux Klan paraded on the street of Union City, Ind., last night, following au open meeting and address by one of the Klansmen. The opera house where the address wasgivon was crowded to capacitv with members of the Klan and persons desirous of learning something about the mystic order. The address, according to several persons who attended the meeting, was an Outline of the Klan's organization and an appeal for new members. The parade of Klansmen started at the body works about 9 o'clock and after parading down the main thoroughfare, disbanded as if by magic, the members mingling with the crowd lined along the sidewalks. At the head of the body of whiterobed men, the American, flag and the ever present fiery cross was carried. AIDS WHEN AID IS NEEDED Elwood, Ind. Feb. 7. Mrs. Otto Keith, who with her children have been staying at the home of L. E Stroud, on Rural Route 2 out of Elwood, was much surprised this morning to receive a visit from a robed member of the Klan who presented her with a gift of $30 and the following typewritten note: Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Realm of Indiana. Dear Madam Kindly accept the en closed donation Of thirty dollars from the men of the above Klan. It is with heartfelt feelings that we realize youi heartache in the sickness that "has come to your home and loved one. If at any time we can be of any assistance to you in your troubles, don't fall to call on us, you have only to say the word and we are prepared to give you any aid-possible. Wishing your husband a very speedy recovery, we are Sincerely, Knights of the K. K. K., Elwood Klan. Morality. Genuine mora tit depends on no re Uglon llioifgh every ihe sanctions ii and tliereby ittiiiraatees to It it SUp porLT-Schonwiiin n,.r FOR SALE COON. OPOSSUM AND skunk hound, four years old, ?n3; one Airdale brood bitch three years old, record of 2 coons 7 skunk, fourteen opossums thiS year, $40. One fox terrier brood bitch, $20; pups, $io each, 1 single-barrel shotgun, good shape, 12-gauge, $S. About four dozen No. 1 Victor steel traps-, $5. AU priced worth the money. ' Come and see, C. AHargtoVe H. l, Arlington, Ind.

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