Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1918 — Page 16
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(Opyright, 1918, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)
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, „ Marcb I. Sorrlcoa Tnaadar. 2 p. m.. M .aft boma, lan jtahland ara. friends In-
▼ttadT Burial Crown HUI.
ION—Sarona E. Botaon, af« aoventy' lai^. Widow of Jamaa R. Dotaoo, rootbor Jaanlo Huntatnaar and Mrs. Ncitio Mb, paaatd away Saturday. March 2, -ta,. at bw dauahtar’a rosidenco, lira. ^ M. Klein, 4SI ^iirwd ave Funeral wlli^ bald at tbo raiidooca Toaaday after*
Ttrcb i, at 2 p, m
^NS—Jamaa B. Bvane, beloved husband, ml# B. Evans, died Saturday, March 2/^
at tnSiawaka, iBd. Funeral at lata residence, - Mf aabland ava. Tuaa>^. March i. at 2 M r ih. Fiiends Invited, Dmlal private.
Ijab«t»v>9 rind.^ papers piaaae copy.] mXnCHE—Norman Manche. son of Mr.
and Mrs CbmrUn Manche, raaaed away Sunday nftht, sfo nine years Funeral Tuea*
day, 1 p. m.. at residence. 2 p m.. at M. E
church New Palestine. Interment New PaJaalitM cemetery, in eharce of Max Herr-
lick A Son.
MeLAUOHLIN—William H. McLaughtln, died Sunday gvming. March 2, mn. The funeral will take jdam from tbs family real* danaa, S44 South W'est straet. Wadneaday. Marcs a, at t;fO a. m , followad by sarvicas at Si. John’s churob at I a, m. Horse-drawn
aonv^nanoa. Frlaada invitod.
MOtJySR—Anna M. Moller. beloved wife af Carl K. MoUer. died March 3. IflS, 2 <•'> p n^, sitty-thraa }ears of age Funeral Tuesday,^ March f. 1« a. w.. from tha realAtnca at her daughter. Mrs. Palmer. MSS Col lags ave. Burial at Lutheran cemetery, MOIIAK—Laura (Teney) Horan, beloved wife of Thomaa Moran, died early Sunday morning, March 3. uo twanty*slx years FunaraT Wadneaday, March «, at 2 p. m. at lata faaidanoa, 2314 Marth Olney atraet
Frloiida Invltad. Burial Crown Hill,
PIUNCil—Rev. Jamas A. Prince passed away at the Mathodtat hospital l^nday momltig. March 4, at W o’clock. Funeral at the raaidance of hie slater, Mrs William Perry, 3132 Central ave. Wadnasday, March f. 3 p, m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill egmetery. < < ItICJfTKii—Mrs Wllhelmina Richter, wife J of Fredark-k Richter, dvceaaed, died Sunday, i March 3. at nor home; pm Hazel »t . age Mventy*nife years and twsnty-three day# f SIha lefves a family of seven children. Mre t Horry! Moore Chicago, Lawrence Richter, Psrla, Ind ; Mrs. Ixtyise Mlae. Mrs Amelia mtiestaal. Mra MatMda Brinkman, Fred and Henry Rtehtar, ofN IniflanapoHs. Funeral aarvl^ wUI ba held Wadneaday, 2 p m - Bt tb# ehurch Prospect and New Jersey
a(a. rrlanda Invited,
SCHBBLEJb—Mary Schebler, age filty* aint years tbraa months, wife of Joseph / SohabUir, died Saturday, March 3. at t 40 a. BJ. Funaral from 313 Parkwag-ava.. at 8:30 a n. •nrvleaa at Sacrad Heart church at 9 a. m.. Tuesday, Match B. THORNBURC—Oraca Thornburg (nee 8un- ’ gormAn), l^loved wife of W. Lae Thornbur*. died March 1. 7:10 a. m,. at Dodge City. Kaa., on tho train while en route to California Itmains will be returned to Indianapolis and funeral will take place at the home of be» sister, Mrs. Lamart, 2327 Brookslde Bfa, Tuwklay, at 1:45 p m„ and at 2.» p. m FM«i^*l!nvt^**'********** Lutheran church
Csrd of Thanks.
Wa wish to expreas our heartfelt thanks In our relathos, neighbors and many friends for kindness and mn^pathy shown in the
jEFF,‘meiee’s ap4 appeal vou nu'ir HBEJ> If THERE’S A ftiT CT= PATRI0T1^»<A tf4 you. He M.eA»4S.YOVL«
hour bf our aadness at the lose of darling i<Aikv Norman. Jr,; alao far tho many beaufloral offtringa W# wish to' thank
•wby, tlful
Rov. Father Smith for hJs words of condolenoa. Wa alao wish to thank Mr J M flloch, Glbaon Company employos, H Keers and Finn Brothara. undertakers. MR AND
MRS. NORMAN REUMO.VD.
Cmrd of Thanks.
Mr. Grover R. and Miss BHxabeth M. Jasper dasirs to thank their friends for their nuny klndnaases extended upon the occasion of tho dooth of thoir mother, Mre. BUtobeth
Jaei^r.
Iii Loving Remembrance of mother) Blrs. Martha Okey, who departed this Ufa March 4, ISH, Thou art gone, dear mother; gone beyond this world of tears; l>ut In memory you will linger with us still, through tho pasatng years. MRS O. 8EI.LRRf and FAMILY. In Loving Remembrance of Sllg# Hylton, who passed away eighteen >eara ago today. Gone, but not forgotten. WTFE AND DAUOHTEat, In Loving Remembrance of WUllam Harry Howe, who died March 4. 1314. Gone but not forgotten. FATHER, MgrUKB AND.SIgTBRS
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FUNERAL LIVERY. JAiS Ik U^EiV The Finest Funeral Equipment in the State MAIN 4374-48W AUTO 27-143 111 KENTUCKY AVE.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. NIC—Indlanapofla Council No 2, R id S. M Stated assembly Monday evening, March 4, ISIS, at 7.30 o’clock. In Masonic temple,. Work tn Royal and Select Master degrees. Visiting companions welcome
WM. WOODS, I. M
CHAS. C. KUHN, Secretary
MASONIC—Aated meeting Indianapolis lodge No WO, F. and A M , Monday evening.
Marcb 4, at 7 30 Vleltors welcome FRED L, McArthur, w m. CHARLES A BICARD. 8ecretar>
MASONIC—Jx)gan lodge No 6?j F and A M Staled meeting Tuesday evening. March
5, at 7 30 o’clork
, EDWIN R SUIX5ROVE, W. M WILLIAM D. WOODS. Secretary
LOST AND FOUND.
handbag lost, red silk handbag with key and purse containing $18 and 14 cents and thaee car tickets at Central ave and Twen-ty-fifth St., at 12 30 p in., Sunday Call North 3144 or return to 2504 N. New Jersey St. and receive reward BOCkETBdoK lost, mack leather. MuncieAndereon 2 o clock car, containing money and rings Muncle and Anderson papers copy. Liberal reward Main 7071 or 339
Aroee
FUHSB. lady’e, black, loet Central or Alabama car. Sunday morning; containing $5 bill, change, algnet ring, gift from mother Finder call Circle 1459. Liberal reward
I-’OX TERRIER female, while, with black apot on back and blp, unusually fat, anew era to name "Beauty,'’ lost. Reward. Prospect 2062.
lllas Hoover) 428 S. Alabama at., disd Friday. March 1. .Funeral from the home, Tuesday, March I. at 2 p m. Burial Grown Hill cemetery. Friends Invited, HUTCHINSON—Albert Hutchinson passed away' Sunday. March 3, at > a. m . age sIxty-two yMi-a FunoraU at his late reslFrtawlt Invited. Burial at Crown HtlK &<»tor
BAG, velvet ribbon, lost, between Geiger s and Circle theater, on gMerldian st , contained pocketbook, keys, several articles Reward Woodrulf 1089.
noon, north part^ "Jack”; crooked tall Circle 1000 Rewaid
>lty, answers ns me 1222 N. New Jersev
FOURTEEN DOLLARS and receipts. In card folder. . Name Inaide Lost downtown, or College ^ilrtleth car Woodruff 8098 Reward.
PURSE, containing $8; lost Saturday on Hamilton ave., near E Michigan Woodruff 3558. Rew ard
COIN purse, small black, losi. containing rdnt money and receipts Carl Rost. Circle
LODGE FUNERALS.
'’YTTT'A^S^RKIs^rRoFJrRe^irbS?^ hereby nottfled of the death of Sophia M Rorkea, of Ironwood Camp. No 2430. R N. A., and are requeated to attend the funeral at her late raaideenae. 708 Cottage ave . Wednwftay. 3 p m Services in charge of
E DRAPER. Recorder
P^ERAL DIRECTORS
' 'Flanner & Buchaban Funenl Directors Tb flv# •voB ^Ur aarvlca than is expaotm of ug Ig the constant aim of our orgBlilnttQQ. To this end wo have amon* our paraonnel only thoaa who sro OBurtooua. thoreugMy capable and axeeptloiuiUy well trained for their particular auttoa. Indianapolis drematory 323 N. IIXINOIS ST. MAIN 641 AUTOMATIC 22-641
SHIRLEY BROS. CO. & Wj^lngton au E. 'Waaklngton 21W W. Michigan 3020 N. Illinota Indiana’# Hading funeral dlrectora. Best ambolanoa /lanrlc# available. Wa ar# alao agents tor Ibq IiHperlabo cement oaMtet. the •afest^aad cheapest burial Write for particular# an tbl* modern interment. Both pbenea.j
acAm 6SM
KIRBY &DINN.
AUTO. 22-926
Wm. E. Krieger 1833 H.^ llllnola Phm# 2I-U4L
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TUTEWILER
imbEi
IH.
ERTAKER ^ NEW 23-213
kBCKLACE piatinum chain lost, contelning thirty-two diamonds, reward. Call phone Washlng.on 1T83
BICYCLE stolen; Rambler. Model 272, twenty-inch frame. No. 28818, license No M»; $5 reward. Address Box 2584, News
SKYE TERRIER lost, name on collar AUGUSTUS SOUERS, 1961 Sheldon st Woodruff 3948
END OATB off commercial car, license No 18945, lost, between Ben Davis and speedwav Call Ben Davis 1031
LEATHER PURSE, lost, corner Pennsylvania and Market Saturday, marked D C M Call W’oodruff 3039. '
NECKPIECE, child’s brown and white fur. lost. Central car Friday afternoon North 7378 Reward >
GLASSES, pair of. lost on Brightwood or E. Tenth car this morning. Woodruff 2230 Reward
■WATCH, gold. lost, initials M I' S. engrated on ba(k, diamond set in star on case Reward North 4806
MALE HELP WANTED. COREMAKERS AND FLOOR HOLDERS FOR MEDIUM AND HEAVY WORK, APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. LYONS ATLAS CO.
MALE HELP WANTED. MAN to work In luriiliiirc warehouse c\ perlenfpd preferred Also heip«r on trucks Apply BANNER FlP.NirUIlE CO L’a K Pearl l
mil
MAN, experienced on buffing
1630 Ashland
leels
Rear
colored boy over sixteen, light factorx work R. LEVY, 625 Century bldg
COOK, short order, night man 417 Madison ave
reference
COOK, fry qpok, first-class STATION YiESTAURANT.
Apply UNION
CARD Writer, who can also handle window display of large grocery , must be quick with brush and be able to do things on own initiative, will start at $12 F S CHANCE, business counselor. 802 Kahn bldg
COLLECTOR, with wheel, at once, good chance for advancement Apply Room 218, K of P. bldg
CORE MAKERS wanted, experienced on automobile work, no labor trouble, steady work. MUNCIE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY, Muncle. Ind DRAFTSMAN, experienced on jig and tools state age, expsncnie and salary. J D ADAMS CO . S Belmont ave
DRAFTSMEN, MEN EXPERI- ' ENCED IN THE DESIGN OF TOOLS, JIGS, FIXTURES, GAUGES AND SPECIAL MACHINERY; GOVERNMENT WORK. THE STENOTYPE CO.
DRLG CLERK, young, assistant registered 534 M’. Washington st
EKPERIENCBD MAN for our gents’ furnisliings and shoe department . THE .STAIV STORE
EVERY DAY YOU JIEAR MEN SAY “If I could only get in some business that would advance me by my own efforts, something that I could put my whole heart and soul into, I know I could succeed.” If you belong to this class telephone M. C. Gibbons, Main 5857. You may be the man I want. 7
FCKNITURl! and china packer, expertenced, one who understands repairing furnltuie preferred, best wages, good hours, pleasant working conditions, steady employment. Address Box 2852, News
finishers three on dry cleaned ‘garments, hand Ironing, expedience necessary GREGG ^ SON, 1004 Madison
(jriinider
First-class man for cylindrical grinding NATIONAL MOTOR CAR \.\D VEHICLE
CORPORATION.
E Twenty-second and ^lonon.
MAN and wife, no children, for Institution I I work, man for carpenter wife for cottage toffleer. can earn between them from $'j to $80 per month and living Nona but Intelillgent, high grade, competent people nee 1 vipply Give age, exparlanca, references and telephone number Address Box 25''8. News
young eighteen to twMty years old.
MEN
for work in belting facto BELTING CO 2<7 .S Meridian
MfeN, experienced, to drive coal wagon
Southeastern ave
r\y LOB
NIGHT MAN at garage, elderly man or cripple can qualify, sleeping couch furnished 924 N. Illinois st
OPTICIAN OR PHYSICIAN, registered, who understands fitting glasses good proposltion to right party HEART S. 13 N Illinois
ON GOVERNMENT WORK
H I G H-GRADE
TOOL INSPECTORS ON MACHINE TOOLS AND FIXTURES FOR AVIATION ENGINES. CALL OR WRITE NORDYKE &
MARION CO.
M^.U.^HELP_U A.NTED. ' • WANTE'dLmEN ^ 100 good strong men not subject to draft, to join with me and offer our sert'ice to the United States Government as Utility Men. Our past experience to be our training; to go direct to France. Write or phone. GEO. W. HIGGLE, ’ Foltz, Ind. 'VANTED—Flrst-clasa window dreeser and card writer who understands mens and ladies ready-to-wear must have original Idea', al<io must be able to help wait on trade, whether men or ladies, steady position excellent chance for advancement to the right party who is sober Address to 'HARRV SHON CO. Michigan City, Ind
YOUNG man capable, of handling Ford tru( k and to make hlmeelf generally use ful in wholesale house Opportunity for advancement, moderate salary to start, give ghoncnumbe^^Addre»^Bo^ 2706^New8^^
SALESMEN WANTED. \ FJR.'tT-t'LA.SR TAfLORINO SALESMAN good salarv MOVER THE TAILOR 107 TV' Washington *
‘'PEClAITY salesmen We have fine openings worth big quick steady money for two able experienced live wires 909 Tlercliants Bank bldg
FEMALE HELP WANTED. GIRLS WITH EXPERIENCE TO WORK ON COUNTER IN CAFETERIA; STEADY POSITIONS Wim GOOD SALARIES. APPLY WHITE’S, 34 THE CIRCLE.
GIRLS WITH EXPERIENCE, TO WORK ON COUNTER IN CAFETERIA; STEADY POSITIONS WITH GOOD SALARIES. APPLY WHITE'S. 34 THE CIRCLE.
PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN
Neatly dressed v<,ung men, easiest proposition in city, pay every night NORTHLAND
STUDIOS Occidental bldg
PRESSE3R V, HEN CI.OTHI\G CO , 34 ^
Pennsylvania
PORTER barbel shop 465 TV TTashlngton
PRIhiTKR ail around, experienced 608 N Illinois Ready for work
Apply
PORTER 17>4 N Illinois st
PAN WASHER, white experienced METHIODIST HOSPITAL
Apply
PASTER wanted for paperhangPiciepect 22 3
Call
PRESSMAN dav work 8lead> job INO TIMES Frankfort Ind
MORN
REPAIR MEN first class HAMILTON GA rage. Hamilton and Pratt st
SOLICITOR and collector, coal and bulSHng material business, state age arnd qualiflea tions etc Address Box 2660.. News
SECOND MAN BAKER
k Applv
on bread and cakes for day Mr Heffner, fifth floor.
THE WM. H,^ BLOCK CO.
GARDENER, experienced, to care for large lawn and flowers _ can hav e room with bath
on premises _ Inquire INDIANAPOLIS < c,xRONG BOY
giPRAY MAN one first class on furniture work FURNAS OFFICE FI RNITl RE
f'O . 124 S Llbertv
CORDAGE CO , S Meridian and Belt R R
HOUSEMAN or uandy LORRAINE HOTEL
w hite or colored
seventeen vears, to leain
I trade, good pay while learning I SEED STORE wants a couple active inI telllgent men in orderrfllllng department
XXTCJ'DTT'/'^rp/^VDO TT'T'DO'T' F'T A OQ experienced in handling seeds or feed preliNoJt JliVvX VfxVO, Jrxriox U'JLjAoo. ferred Telephone Main 91 before you call
WEIDELY MOTORS CO.
GREEK key on chain lost, name and Northwester i university engraved on back Harrison 322. Rew ard.
PtlflSB, lost, containing $12 and change, 'lodge medal, return 1414 Newrmann Reward. half.
PURSE, small black, lost with young lady’s aayjpga. Main 3390 Reward
BOY’S HAT, lost Sunday on Central between Sixteenth and Tw enty-flret North 4783
PW4 lost, lady’s Scottish Rite. North 2223 Rei8ard
Please Call
GLOVE, gentleman's, brown fabiic and kid, lost Saturday Washington 378. J^ABIUNO, lost Sunday evening, return 1305 E New York st Reward
SCARF, seal skin, lost, Saturday night Re-
wgrd. North 9284. ,
L amall .diadtond,,
BROOCH, pearl
ward. Twphene Auto. 44-728.
lost; re-
GLASSES. dark ahell rims, lost. Reward North 5886.
HALL RUNNER. 3x9. lost; finder please call Main 8225. Reward. PURSE, small. Mack, lost] with young 'ady’s savings. North 38Q Reward PIN, lady’s Shrine. lost Belmont 2868 Revvard. Auto. 39-183
ilOG. found
INSPECTORS, FIRST CLASS, ON HIGHGRADE MOTOR WORK; ALSO.FLOOR AND ASSEMBLY WORK. NORDYKE & MARMON CO.
JANITOR^ night, colored, private office buildingFAddress Box 2681, News
J3B PRESS FEEDER 519 E Walnut
LATHE MEN, FIRST CLASS, ON TOOLWORK. WEIDELY MOTORS CO.
Shoe Salesman
steady poel-
Must be experienced
t on
Pink*s, 125 E TVashingon st.
SHOVBLERS #t Meridian and Eleventh ste
SHOEMAKER
Two first class lepair men to woik in our lity shop HORUFF, 342 Virginia ave
SECOND fireman W’AVERLEY CO
Applv building No 1’9 S East st
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, steady, day job, nine hours 519 E Walnut LINOTYPE operator, state experience fuliy and wages desired. In first letter. JOHNSON * HARDIN, 32 W'. Sixth st , Cincinnati. O.
! TOOLMAKERS wanted, first class, experienced on gauges, jigs and fixtures, for government work. The Stenotype Co.
S'rOCK SALESMEN: FOR THE MOST ACTIVE INDUSTRIAL STOCK ON THE MARKET: ALL READY WORKING LARGE CONTRACTS; LOCATED IN INDIANA; EXPERIENCED STOCK SALESMEN ONLY; QUICK CLEANUP FOR LIVE AND HIGH-GRADE MEN; COMMISSION 20. ADDRESS BOX 2645. NEWS.
SALES'VIEN, THREE FOR HOUSE CAN\ASSING INTRODl'CTION’ FI RNISHED GOOD MONEY TO THOSE WHO WORK FEW' WEEKS ONLd SEE HOWARD B SHEETS, 45 3 PENNSYLVANIA SALESMA>rFX)R~ELEC-~“ TRICAL APPLIANCE splendid opportunltv fur high-grade capable voung man with good references FR-^NTZ PREMIER COMPANY, Merchants Bank bldg
b’ALE.SMA\ how much are you earning’ Are von making| $30 or $40 per week’ With us you could earn three or four times as much with no more effort than is at present lequired . To join ua you must bo trustworthy and willing to be taught our plan which m.kes our salesmen successful from the etart Call after 9 a m 147 I emcke Annex
OIRL6 'CONGENIAL FACTORY EMPLOYMENT CONSISTING LARGELY OF GOVERNMENT W’ORK Positions open to girls betyveen the ages of eighteen and thlrty-flve In good physical conlltlon Steady, profitable work for those wishing to avail themselves of an opportunity Communicate with or bring this ad and apply in person of Factory Employment' office THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY. Akron, O
GIRLS for stator winding, age 18 to 30 years. FairbanksMorse Electrical Mfg. Co.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, light work 433 Douglas st
HOUSEKEEPER in bachelor home in dbuntr\ 538 Birch ave
HOUSEWORK, aasist, bright, neat young girl at once 846 Middle drive. Woodruff
HOUSEWORK, general, experienced glVl, go home nights, no washing. 2429 N. Alabama
HOUSEWORK, light, girl who wanft good home more than wages Prospect 6774.
HOUSEWORK, orthodox Jewish girl or woman to assist Apply at once Main 8648.
HOUSEWORK, light, young or middle-aged lady, yyhlte, also care of children, good pay, permanent home North 5320
HOUSEWORK, general girl, three adults; no laundry, 2102 Lexington
HOUSEWORK, assist with and soma expepertence In grocery, girl wishing good home Woodruff 3013 '
HOUSEWORK, general, girl; small family. 3122 Central Washington 8002
HOUSEWORK, general, girl to help white or colored, one who has had scarlet feyer, work Includes washing and ironing, start yyork at once. Call Washington 175
HOL’SEW'ORK, general, experienced _cook; Slav nights^ North 2850
HOUSEWORK, experienced colored girl Auto. 23-877
HOUSEWORK, general, white girl, with references. In family of four, no washing, wages $4. Call Washington 827 --
HOUSEWORK, general; white girl, refer-
ences 1735 N Illinois
HOUSEWORK woman or girl, to aasiat
1402 W’ Washington
SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED,
HAVING TRAVELED 1N-, ^,,0, .^^.^RK, young whU# glr.. who c#n DIANA SELLING TO CLOTH- , ‘"a" M4 W. Washington.
KITCHEN HELP
2598
126 wr. Ohio st Main
lERS AND HABERDASHERS.
APPLY MR..SOLOMON, CAP- I LADIES, neat appearing and efficient, to call ITOL AVENUE ENTRANCE, ^xTerlXe'not n«'*e"i;-aTV^n KAHN TAILORING CO. ' ** "* *’'■ " *’ ^ ^*‘**-
femaYe help wanted. SALESLADIES . for various d«Mrtments -Apply supcrlntendeiU. seventh floor THE WM. H. BLOCK Cb.
SALESWOMEN, milllnary. of actual ablUty and experience, can secure ment at once THE NEW Apply general superintendent
SALESLADY, experienced, for eklrte and coats; bust thirty-eix; steady poeltlon. HARGROVE’S. Maaaachuectte and Delaware
-
HOUSEWORK, general: OMt ill not over four in family: no walhtnir Irtmlng, tI7 N. genate. Auto 84-133.
STENOGRAPHERS ’'Apply superintendent seventh floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
S’TENOGRAPHER with cashier experience; .answer in own handwriting. Address Box 2703, News
STENOGRAPHER Must have at least five years’ experience and thoroughly competent to handle highgrade position, downtown office, hours, 8 to 4 p Nx, salary, |U. Tbl# poeltlon le now open and must be filled 'promptly. CSsll at once for Interview * BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU, 210 Hl?ME-MANSyR BLDG, STBNOTYPIST, high grade, for advei4ls^^ Ing agency, gpiendld opportunity; should know bookkeeping. Belmont 2070. 'stenographer, compet^^, general offleo, public utility, experience preferred. Apply own handwriting and state salary. Address P. O Box 957, Indianapolis
TELEPHONE- * PATRIOTIC SERIGCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN. Telephone service Is so esasptlal to the walfara of thq nation at tht# time thal you can perform a patrlotio servleo for \ your country by following tho profoo'Bion of a telephone operator. You are paid while learning this profession, increases are frequent thereafter, and there are unvuual opportunities for promotions to important poeltlona PoaltlWM now open for several young womon botweon tho agoe qf 18 and 23, Apply to Central Union Telephone Uompany Room 123 Telepbono bldg Comer New York and Morldiaa ata
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced on private branch switchboard; ^ary f] per week. Call manager HOTEL EDWARD <
SALES.MAN, high class Call Main 6222, ask for Mr Garrett
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS. UAN UbE lour intelligent solicitors on out-of-door uo’'k experience not required, steadv work $.0 pe- week and commission Apply after 9 a m , Room 425 134 E Market st MR .lOHN F. RUt>PERT MANIjFACT! RER of nationally known and advertised household labor savings device needs several high grade outside solicitors, must have high school education and be of excellent appearance, work on strictly commission basis in Indiana cities The right sort oT men can make 160 to $75 .a week steadily , men with experience in selling stoves or musical Instrum-nts direct to user preferred Call for MR McQLIVN at the .3everin hotel, Mondav March 4, between 10 and 12 a m and 2 and 4pm
Laborers, eight hours day AMERICAN HOMINY CO.. W Eighteenth and Belt R R . Riverside car.
LABORATORY man in deiitaJ office In Indianapolis. steady position and good salary. Address Box 2685 News
Main 1382
MALE HELP WANTED.
MEN for sanding In finishing rooih, also for rubbing WESTERN FURNITURE CO. 1038 Madison ave MAH, EXPERIENCED, TO WORK IN FURNITURE
FredT. Moore
ETOT ^Lk iMElira iE
Wkm
OTTO M. MOORE & CO. She’-man drive and E Washington
T
nervtce. Money saving chargea
Iftw 1137 42o»ege. Main «1. i
TAILOR, experienced on ladles’ tailoring 727 Occidental bldg
iN A WILHITE
(AUTOMOBILE repair man, first class, none; J^URNITURE CO.j 231-237
but titoroughly acperfenced mechanic need I i apply GENERAL MOTOR SERVICE CO..
IFU
W.
xw f.li awMwws Siam Kiw Auio. ( wainut ana luinoia
- 1 iXaiER, ateady job. ^ranl^HS 2m E
Avta.
HBEY& TITUS
Tenth st
AS^
„ 1 BROOM MAKER, goad, steady work and top
HL Wv Main 3830 j prises. Write HARRY B. NORTH. New-
mao HL | .
Plainfield. Ind.
S5E|C.SBl
RICHARDSON j inrKER PlainOeld. Ind. For Information Mtt, 323 W, Pynnaylvattla at. M. 14M 4 ^none W—hlngton IMJ or 1289 Indianapolis O. R WALD ^ IbaRbI^ colored, mkidle-aged 82t Massa-
U22 Oatoai at. Auto. it-m.
N B«rt S. Gadd
Fraagiaet W3 aft Praagaet at Auto. 82-273.
J. Lauck A Son , jut a Maridtan. Prop. 2M*.
Hamiaan, Undertaker at. Main mt Auto. 27-331.
JSB A- HOCKENfiOmTH tal. Atwo. a-m Main 1133.
James N. Shelton 3ft toftaaa ave. Main 4834. #, iiarket. Phonea Mata
NHtaaa
JMEITNOLDS
3ft.
Aato. ft-ift.
•i
utnmfr -
AUTO Am*, pkoao B-jii. MalB03,
dris ioTT
Sot, experienced, to work in drug store CLARKA CADE. Vtrgtnta and South. BARBjdiR wanted, $15 gvetrantee 806 S Me-
rtdlan st.
learning. BARD%CH 4 O^deatal Wdg
rade; pa
ORAN
Inc , 405
BARBER WANTED. 1001 W, Michigan et
BOY, atrong, about sixteen years, to work hi laundry 713 E Michigan
BUSHELMAN. EXPERIENCED, TO ALTER UNIFORMS IN MILITARY CAMPS; TRAVELING EXPENSES PAID; GOOD PAY. APPLY MB. LANG, CAPITOL AVENUE ENTRANCE, KAHN
TAILORING CO.
M>f, ytmag, liftit work; reference
young,
8. Mertdtan Rinmf:
vCaT wage#
FIMK *
at on^ permanent
m
JoBTfooJi
RttssrilriMe Ind
BOY, errand, elxtecw years ft B Vermont Sot to work In drug store, fifteen or aht.' teen years akf, hours 7:30 to I 3003 N. Iftin^ BoV. ytMtng learn tfnnV’e^ trad# \nd hufter M4 Prospect « . BAffWfakj gaofirgooT gimran- , llg* -- " TinoianIu 5P7 B T2>u
WASHINGTON ST.
MAN In shtm. Apply 116 W. Thlrieth
MACHINIST, lathe. milling machine, shaper, screw machine, planer hands for night work. Apply W K MILLHOLLAND MACHINE CO , Climex Machine Company’s plant Morris and Delaware
MAN. gv>od, with references, to drive truck and work In fish market 1565 Columbia MJT^R SAWYER lor picture frame mold-
ing, experienced
Madison ave.
H. LIEBER CO , 14W
MEN. between ages eighteen and flftv-flve years, steady position, good wages Apply to J C. HOBSON. 253 S. Meridian MAN to work ^n lunchroom 17 6hl«.
T 0 0 L M AKERS, FIRST CLASS, ON AVIATION, JIG AND FIXTURE WORK. NORDYKE & MARMON CO. ’ .
TOOLMAKERS and first-class machine man Mperienced on tool work KLBIBERPt^VSON MACHINE CO. 14 .N Cruse st
iWanted: A Decorator
LAUNDRESS, white, for Institution work.
Belmont 69
LAUNDRY girls and flat assorters GEM LAUNDRY. 235 Indiana ave
MAID, colored, about twenty-five years old, must be neat and clean EASTMAN HOSPI’YAL •
MILLINERY SALESLADIES Must be experienced, to work from ll a m to 5 p m dally _ WHITMAN’S. ^ 21 N. Illinois st
MAKERS, GOOD WAGES McCREA MILLINERY COh
FAHNLEY &
MANGLE GIRLS, good wagtis 7W E Michigan
NURSE, young girl, go home -nights no Sunday work North 9170. 2833 N. Talbott
Neck band press operator. PAUL KRAUSS LAUNDRY. East and Market
NURSE, white, care for children, private faasily. must furnish referencM. Address
Box News
OFFICE ASSISTANT wanted; must know bookkeeping and stenography; good chance for advancement. Address Box 2388. Newrs.
OFFICE ASSISTANT; some knowledge of typewriting necessary; moderate salary,
ypwtunlty for
, Oi agent to represent us in every town and city in the sta'e If you are a decorator or paper hanger, write to us at once for our sample books Our line is larger than ever this season and because we buv direct from
the mllla in carlot shipments wo are able to , _ _ _
quote extremely low prices Sample books I oppwtunlt^ for advancement, give telephone
number Address Box 2706, News
OPENING for two ambitious women repre-
senting large New York concern. Women
with soliciting expMdencs preferred Permanent connection for produesra. Fifteen dollars per week and commission, JOHN F.
RUPPERT, Law bldg
shipped to you chargee prepaid Indiana Wall Paper Co.
51 Viiginla ave
Main 2279 Auto 28-670
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
ASSI'ST with baby two years old, young
wliite girl 2380 Talbott ave
BUNDLE WORK markers and assorters STERLING LAUNDRY, Levington and Pine
BINDERY GIRL, EXPERIENCED PREFERRED, BUT NOT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. APPLY CRESCENT PAPER CO., EITHER PHONE.
BOOKKEEPER girl who can handle telephone or experienced in wholesale line 31 S Delaware
COOKING and downstairs work. white Auto 42-568 COOK, experienced, good wages; only tw? In family , references required Apply morninga 3144 N Delaware North 33
MACHINE MEN. CAPITOL RATTAN CO. Naomi, near Shelby.
MAN to make lire changes and tube repairs CHASE TIRE SERVICE STATION, 201 N. Capitol - M EAT CUTTEli, one wd«o has had experisnee in grocery. 184f> El Washington MEN driving retail coffee wagons, chance to make some extra money; will not conflict with your regular work Call MR RORCKERS. North 8691.
HEAT CUTTER; good wages BOOKER PACKING CO.. 310 Massachusetts. Main 8510.
man and wife, white, no children, to live ..,on premises, man as janitor, must understand tiring boiler, plumbing and electric repairing woman for chambermaid; permanent plate Main 4863 for appointment
Call lU N. Cap-
MAN. young, strong, active
ttol t\a.
ktecHANlci, A-i VIRGINIA AVE. GA-
RAGE. 730 Virginia
MaJ*!?. Araf oiaas'on' 'twsive-ioch'moWsrJ ail straight knife work; must ha experienced on furniture and rapid in changes JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO, E Sixteenth and Belt
railroad.
- - —Hssi *-
ClJTTBJle
MEAT
j|ri>cery
one WHO has worked 1840 B. IVaalitngton
tn
MEN for laundry rautea Address Box 2888, News. ^ liEK lo unload cars. lOOl Southeastern "ave
HATtUlB)) and giniiis man for dairy” fHrm.
•tat f th
Danville ear line. New phone Cler
moat. JPHAB DAVIfi
RBrRlGERAlOR
' \ ’ 1 I.!
M^’UINE (.V.M12UM
TIME STUDY MEN, FIRST CLASS, ON GOVERNMENT WORK IN AVIATION ENGINE DEPARTMENT. NORDYKE & MARMON CO.
CANDY' wrappers wanted 26 27 W. land st. The J F DARMODY CO
.Mary ■
TEAMSTER good for coaJ wagon T W ALDAG CO , Bell railroad and E Washington
TOOL DESIGNERS. FIRST CLASS. PREMIER MOTOR CORPORATION.
TOOLMAKERS, FIRST CLASS. EAGLE MACHINE COMPANY. UPHOLSTERER experienced OILAR PINNER FURNITURE CO . JS S Meridian
'U. S. GOVERNMENT, HIGH GRADE TOOL AND FIXTURE DRAFTSMEN ON AVIATION MOTORS. NORDYKE & MARMON CO.
WILL GIVE young man cotnplete course In
if and ht
woA
shorthand, tvpawrtilni
pawrfung and hookkeeping Ih
exchange for light woA after school hours Applv IAIN bT SI VESA CtH.LEGF, corner
i >->1 ) k Hi " rt I'l in ‘b ■>
Y^AULJU at 3u4 j, d^Liiu avit.
CLOAK AND SUIT SALESLADIES Must he expel lenced to work from Ham to 5 p ra. dailv W lUT.MA.N’S 21 X Illinois st
COOK, must be first-class, references. 2407 N Meridian
COOK, colored, must stay nights, wages $7 city references required Address Box 2649, News
COOKING AND DOWN.STAIRS work; no laundry; rsferences. North 6773 COOK and general houaework, $8 per week Horih aide, citv reference. Addreaa Box 2882 News COLLAR girl, experienced. PALL KRAt SB LAl’NDRY*. East and Market
DINING room g rl. experiencetl, white Apply MKTHOmST UOSriTAL EXPEKIENCFD power mschine operdh'rsi good, clean light wrork
EXPtCRIENCED sates lady for glove department, permanent poettion. INDIANA DRY' UCiODB CD, 3H» R W’aahlnfton, NO ffATURDAY NIGHT WORK. elevator operator, young lady. ”el|fhte^ or over, to opsiate our private school elevator certain hours of the day in exchange for a hustness course Thia Is v<nu opporlunit) if you "snt a courae of iioftikseplng. stenotjpy or shorthand but are a little short of funds For full pnrMculsrs see Fred \V. case, pilnclpal. CENTllAt. BUf»lNF,«q I'OLliKtlE rennsjlvauls sud Vermont sts , next door to >, W. C. A __ FfNIBHERh and hand sewers on (lants HCHVYARTy A KLEIN, 76 T4 Buldwln hlk ! 1 < ) Iji 11 r< iki . crib -IX
POWER MACHINE OPERATORS, experienced CHAS C- CARR CO. 968 Ft Wayne, third floor ROUGH dry and bundle work markers and assorters experienced, at once;,good wages SOMERVILLE LAUNDRY.
ROUGH DRY and flat work maaorters STERLING LAUNDRY. Lexington and Pine.
RESPECTABLE bachelor waota mtddle-aged woman (either color), with ko incumbrance. to care for hla home: no xreahlng Good homo to the right party. Addrees Box 2656, News
ROUGH dD marker, experienced, and lister. body ironere cuff pcess girl MODEL
LAUNDRY, 614 E Ohio.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
FsiRBlfi. GENERAL housewnrkiln pikin famll^. dreee Box .nay. News ^ DAY Work, experience white womkn: washing. Circle 4206. FAMILY washinga to Ibring home; ex| enced. Irvington 583.
HOUSBKJBKPliR. by mtddle-aml w objection to leaving city. Adaraee Boa Newrs.
HOUSEWORK; light; middle-Mad Chriatlan home; no wafting, ’woodrt koustewotlli, ieoeral. wnite," Baud fair wagee, good home. Waal
Iruff I
aahini
HOU8BWORK, general, no Sundag Auto. 44-966.• HOUaSKBEPER. white woman, capabli reliable; reference; amall fhmtly.
Box 8131, Newa
HOtfSEKEEPSm, by young white won
Uali Main 8954
'HOUSBWORIC^ general, or Aiy woriL Aut
41-470
by 111 curtains to launder; flrat-claas work. Bel mont 930
PRACTICAL nursing by middle-aged woman. Phone Belmont H39 PRACTICAL NURSE, confinement or ’oSSari sickneas. North 1171
confinanuMtl
PRACTICAL NURSING for cases Phone Woodruff , REF^INED young vvo^n with email child* wishes poaltion as housekeeper for wldoarer with nice home; good cook and housekeeper; honest, relftbit Address Box 9838, Nexra.
STENOGImPHER, seven ycara* experience. beat reference. Address Box 2897, Newt SEAMBTRESB, Aret-claas, m faniillee. Ad-^ drees Box 2579. News
TO ASSIST In minqr surgery, experienced, can also aaslet ft olfiee. Addreaa Boife 2837, News
WASHfttGS and ironings to''brU^homa b: experienced Jfiundreaa. Autoreatlo 44-3lt YOUllrG LAtT of good education and refinement. desires position in office, doing elerIcal work or aosisttng with books; some experience; good references; OMdeiWe salary to start Addreaa Box 2381, News
INSTRUCTION.
LADIES A&D MEN to learn barber trade; special rota tutUon; largest college in city; earn while learalng; Jobe gflaranteed. Tri-City Barber CMIege. IW E. Woshtngtoq sL, Indianapolis.
MEN WANTBD-Leorn barber trade; tMgil quickly, cheaply, thoroughly; sure of work; big wagee; ^am while learning. Oatl or write MOb)m BARBER CXJLLEGE, 2ft ft.
Washington st.
TORR’S* SANITARY ^RBBR c6lI.EOC, 472 W. WAiHINOTON «T. Tore’s personal instruction; good wsgea while
pect 886, Auto. 61-361.
CARPENTER repair work; reehingitiig, iw modeling. Belmont 2775. , DRE^MAKINO. »—tr'iiTtfl tifimnl: roaaon*
able. 715 Park ave. Cirole 4103.
DRESSMAKING arid fur remodeiliW; flrat-
ctoea. Harrison 1743 ^
WE NEED GIHLS
Experienced button hole makers, collar machine operators and hand sewers;
good pay; steady work; at-*!^ , tractive surroundings. Also jg*"° “ ^
girls to learn tailoring; pay j i,.
ELECTRIC REPAIRING
MATTHEWS UGHT CO.. 421 N. Ala. M. 291
while learning; splendid chancev for advancement. Apply between 7:30 and 8 a. m., St. Clair street entrance, Kahn Tailoring Co.
FEATHERS
bought, sold, renovated: mattreasea and pillows made to order. E F. BURKLB, 413 Massachusetts ave. Main 1428. Auto. ft-TTi.
FIRST-CLASS • houae cleaning, window v> sushlng. C1rcl3r 4025. , 'furniture repaired, reflnlahed, rebulit. upholstered. Washington 674. Ij
CLIFT'S AGEN
Baldwin block.
WAITRESS, experienced, dinner and supper 113 N. Alabama.
WAITRESS. 224 N. IlUnola
WAITRESS, experienced. ATHENS CAFE. 33 W Maryland. Main 2329
WASH W02CAN. 1115 N. New Jeraey.
WAITRESS wanted; Washington st
•xperlenced. 473 W.
YOUNG LADY for office; some « with typewriter required Apply
■ 7 to 8
12 and 1 and
tween
838 Hume-Manaur hl^
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male. BY REGISTERED pharmacist, fourteen years' experience, young man. married: competent; good habits, references. Address Box 2471, News.
BOY. strong, nineteen country or shop work, not far from town Prospect 5026
BY HIGH-GRADE corporation bookkoopor: married, above draft age. fifteen years' general office experience; clean record: good references, now employed out of city. Addreaa Box 2481, Neaa. CARPENTER, flrat-claaa, wonts positi^ or work Telephone Irvington 22
ROUGH DRY markers and aseortere; aleo mangle girle PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 4ft E Market
Saleslady for children's shoe department. Pinkos, 128 B Waahlngon at
8TENOTTPIST, competent, tm choice peel tion In downtown office building; fine eur-
roundings Belmont 2073
SALESLADY for grocery department, experi-
enced. Address Box 2341. News.
SALESLADIES. MILUNERY High-grade, experienced, eoroe half days, good position. LUDWIG BXXDNOMT MILLINERY. 814 E Washington.
SALESWOMEN-
and and
Experienced for ginghams, percales aaist fabrics, pertnanapt position good pay to capable people^ Apply to
Mr Krausa
GOLDSTEIN BROS. Wash, and Delaware
STARCH EIL experienced -- LAUNDRY. East and Marttqt
l^UL klUbM
•ALBS WOMEN. Experienced peeple fer eur mltliheig department THE STAR STORE. SECON fT” oTrl! Werteneed. asalM "with I'hlldreii reference required. Phone Circle lift. I32i N, Martdlaw. .STENOGRAPHER, lalSy, ^emUlar wttK’SP Inf In It «♦»»• ln«M*Mt1nn mtretd* of Tn 1 , iBi'Mlt. ii-fei-iu* required A idreee Box 2t>*4 !<•«• t
CfHAUFPEUR, white, can repair; seven -Tears’ experience beet reference Auto.
61-577. Prospect 4845.
CHAUFFEUR, white, four years' oxparlence, do own repairing, beat rafercncea
Harrison 130
COST MAN, age thirty-five, well edueoced. thoroughly experienced, deeiran factory connection Addrees Box 2570 News
kLEdfRICIAN for factory molntenanca work Con give reference Address Box 2676, Newa
FARM WORK, two young men, post nineteen. TOMMY VOM, 28 N CoiifmeUa.
JANITOR work by co'llMe stuftiit. after school and Saturday. woodrnS 6221
MANUFACTURER deairing high eioael sponatble repreeentatlve In or around New
York addrees Box 2SM. Newa
Fo«moN by registered pharmoeMT'ean give the very best reference; manager of etore preferred. Addreaa Box 2472, Nawa
PHARMACIST, registcrad. firat-claaa. temporary or'permonont. Circle 1727
imiNOGRAPHBR Rcferencea. A-l. Addreee Box 2696. Newa
TRUCK driver, know* city and. freight houaae: colored. Addraoa Box 2675, Newa
WORKMAN; work by relia^ei^ handy workman. Woodruff 7148
YOOnO man. twenty. Intalligent. daalrea empleymant. city or ftno; experienced. Addrem Bos 2313. Newa
young man, nbova draft age. «Mlm position as eterli ar offioe aaatatant; experienced. capable and reUoble; good reference#.
SITUATIONS wanted.
GET the saving hiOdt. Your aprtng suit cleaned, preaoed and repaired Prloea rea-, sonable. ROS'F, The Tailor, M W. Ohio at.'
Holland Furn^es Make’Wann 821-22 Occ. bldg Ff^Ildg Main 8372.
OHIO SHOE REPAIRING Beat work, lowest prices 4i W. Ohio
PHOTOS. ENGRAVING, ELECTROTYPES. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO.. 28 W. MARYLAND ST.
PAPER hanging and cleaning, ft. Main 722E. Paper Hanging. Main 4312. Latent designs In wail paper; wbric guaronteed. E. L PRICE, 133 N. New Joragy »t. PAPER btANOINO woli guarantaad! S BRADFORD, Belmont US.
paper hanger and deewater. pwer fur-
_ Proas
E FINCHUM.
■pact
nlahed. CHAS.
1484 PAPER cleaning, removing old paper off weiis. whitewashing. Circle 3136.
paper HANGING, pointing.
guaranteed; reasonable. LANGLEY, Proi-
pectftlH
paper furnished and bung. 13e roil, worii guaranteed. 1532 Broedtaida, Woodruff fftt.
PAPBftflANOJNa and popef fwrnlriied; epedCiai prices Circle 8453 pInR HANGING at one*: raaaoadbla. Bel-
mont 2ft0.
paper cleaning, taking oM walls, whitewashing Clrclg ft
popor off
paper cleaning^
QAPBERRT. Proenoct 3734
'dSo room, work guaranteed.
guaranteed
tperiiur Norln
4727
ROPE SPUCING Auto. N‘4ft. ft* Mae# ave. Main tm.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES aharnefd. TUTTLEDOE, 231 Indiana av
oul^ fft. apMftl voi'
SPRING
and prearitft FRED C. HE
Main 1382.
called YDE.V,
eleant
- ^•V'^wed. IfQRi#* Mifiauf.
a
SKIRT FITTER, exparienoed ft dreosmaking aatobllahment; reference. Belmont Hli,
COMPTOMETER or Burroughs operaftT
wiehee poeltton, five vaora’ experience, three In railroad ejfice. Call Belmont >70
(5^liTNG or goneftT work without tauhdrTi
■mall odait famlh; experienced Gerwion IlflLfUD!
OOMFANtON or hwieekeeper, iHOrtem hemev
anuMl wage#, by refined, inteltiaent worn-
AtMreee Bnx ftTT, Nee a. ^ oletui^^ wtftiia mhrtuW er
an
t»lRl nra neou woi
AJte 48 HI.
UNION ELECTRIC CO.
Wtring * rrpatre 233 Mcht. Bank. Main CML \VAU-. PAP»h to omn^^jrori guarMUeeS*.
. c^n SMITH. Proepeet ftft.
^ALI. PAP^ Twroping Jab, plastering.
9192 BRKWER
"make ff***,**
ladiee. reaeona
«t
HI N. Capitol.
“V
Main
Wall Paper Jto Clean
day or night. Phonea; ‘Xoto 52-247; Proapect
173.
WALt. PAPiR hwir anA“aoli. RlCu, —vsmssrriwtigsCRKMiKs:
TlOSTREWAltD”'
Inc a watch that ww can nqt mak«= mn.
WEST, TOE jeweler iiiiiin-''**'”’*'*'’'
fftt ^ryce’a lililk 'Ma'ld bread.