Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1918 — Page 20
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1918.
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— CtMrIcs Bfcckmann. a*#
me years, Tuesday, 11 a. m. Fu»*«r»l
of hla stater,^.Mra. Henry 8udln*.
[aon ave., Friday, 8:30 a. m.; Sacred
turcb 8 a. m. Horae drawn.
BARRETT—Howard L. Barrett, ace twen-ty-aeeeq year*, husband of Emma B. (nee l nderweod). died Thursday moraine. April *. at his late residence. 966 Hleh at. Burial at^Atiapta. Oa Funeral party will leave Indianapolis Friday moraine. April 6. Friends may call Thursday afternoon and evenine* CAMPBELL—Sarah Campbell, widow of William B. Campbell, paased away Thursday moraine *t 8:50 a. m. at the home of her j (iter, Mra. Oertrude Lombard, 1349 Rinefold aife., ace seventy-two. The bereaved
MUTT AND JEFF—Everything Is Quiet Along Officer Seven’s Beat—By BUD FISHER
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(Copyright, 1918, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat Off.)
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_ 9id ay.-., aeveniy'iwv. iiie
live children, Georje Campbell, Mrs. Noah
Nichols, Arthur B. Campbell, Mrs. Gertrude lombard, all of thla city, and Waiter Campbell, of Boldon, Cal. Funeral from the home
of her dauehter Saturday afternoon at 2 j
o'clock. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. CAMPBELL—Grace May Campbell (nee! Ashley), passed away at Evansville, Ind.. Tuesday. April 2. Funeral from the residence of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ashley. 1364 N. Dearborn at., Friday, 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. CLAYBORN—James C, Clay born, age sixtythree years, passed away April 2, at the Deaconess hospital. Funeral will be held st tbs parlors of Johnson A Montgomery,^1022 Central ave.. Thursday, April 4. at 8 p. m.
Friends Invited.
HURLET-Daniei Hurley. ae« ilfty-six years, husband of Anna Hurley, died Thursday moraine, April 4 at his late residence, 1214 Lexington ave. Funeral Saturday moraine. April 6, 8:30, at residence followed by services at Bt. Patrick's church, 9 o’clsck. Burial In Holy Cross cemetery. Motor conveyance. Friends invited. KEENE—Lorenzo D. Keene died st his late residence, 2M0 Bellefontsino st., Thursday, April 4, *:1£ a. m. Funeral Saturday, April - *• »t 2:86 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
private. >
LEAK—Harry E. Leak, beloved husband of Edna t Rawer; Leak, son of Mrs. Mattie Lesk, died early Thursday morning. April 4, ago thirty-four years Funeral Saturday, April 6, 10 s. m., at the late residence, 1164 Groff avO, Friends invited. Burial New Ross. Ind. Friends may call at the residence after - P- m. Friday. , VERMILLION—Elizabeth Vermillion, wife of Walter Vermillion, died in Phoenix, Artz., April lv Funeral Friday, April 6, at 11 a. m., at Cloverdale M. E. church. Friends Invited. WILLIAMS—Archie Williams, age fifty years. Wednesday, 3 p. m. Funeral from l^uck A Son’s chapel, Friday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill WILSON-Mrs. Ella R. Wilson, age sixtytwo, wife of James H. Wilson. Wednesday, at 4:30 p. m. Funeral services at the family residence, 1930 N. Alabama st., Friday, 2:30 p. m. Burial private. Card of Thanks. W# wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their kindpess and love shown ps during the Ultiess and death of our beloved daughter, Blanch# Ruth Kessler: also wish-to thank tne Rev. Hsnninger for his consoling words, the singers, the pallbearers and Mr. J. r. Wilson, undertaker, for his services rendered, and for the many beautiful floral offerings. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR KESS-
LER.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends and relatives fo.- ihelr kindness and sympathy shown us in onr sad bereavement In the sudden ending of the life of my daughter, Mandana M. Baker, also thank the friends for their beautiful flowers, and the Western and Southern Lfe Insurance Company for their prompt payment. MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTER AND HER CHILDREN, LAURA
C. HOFFMAN.
Card of Thanks.
BADE—George C. Bade. We wish to express our thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings. Especially the Rev. E. H.
I!ai
we“fc€: GOING TO CALL' ON ^ECl^eTARy MS M>0O IN "fc€.GA^^ To ‘BOOST’/NG THt NEXT 'uBefcTy LOAM IN) OUfc JMSrfclCT. MV MAN), TH0SC TKOUSe&S .AfeE
also Mr. William Vlel-
ing,^undertaker. BROTHER. H. F. BADE,
Reuter and singers
undertaker FAMILY.
Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our frierds and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown us at the death of Nellie Mack, also The Indianapolls News for the beautiful flowers, also the Rev. Kramer and the employes of the K H. O’Donald Transfer Company ROBgRT_MACK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Planner & Buchanan Funeral ^Directors Thinking people eepocse cremation. A more thorough knowledge, we are sure, will confirm your opinion in Us favor and place you among those who advocate Us practice. Indianapolis Crematory 320 N. Illinois st. Main 641. Automatic 22-641.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
LOST AND FOUND.
Cole Touring Stolen Light Blue body, w'hite wood wheels; license 73863, car No. 27972. motor No. 0J14<39; three Silvertown cord and one Kelly-Springfield: Special ventilators in cowl. Stolen from Monument I’lace March 29. Reward. GEO. W. MOORE & CO., Agents. National Fire Insurance Co.
PLATINUM diamond bar pin lost; downtown, on College car; extra large reward. Main
251. .
BULLDOG, lost, bobbed ears and tall, white breast and white stripe in forehead, general color dapple tan, four white feet, answers to the name of Jack Call Main T.HS or bring same to O. L. K.KLCH. 1407 Nordyke ave., city, >6 reward. . I-AH PIN ioat, gold, at Tomlinson hall,' Wednesday, April 3. Finder please return to 4.'4 N. Walcott or call Woodruff . r <741. Rewe.rd. Valued as keepsake. PURSE, black, lost between 7 and 8 p. m., April 2, near Twenty-seventh and College: return to 2140 Bellefontalne. Call Harrison 7C9- Reward. GOLD bar pin with small diamond In center of star, lost, Sunday; valued as wedding .gift. Main 2994. Reward.
MALE HELP WANTED BOY, 14 TO 19, TO WORK IN DRUG STORE. ADDRESS POSTOFFICE BOX 221.
BOY, with blcyclt. in drug store. Day work. 36. 1402 E. Washington. BARBER; ste*dv job; Sl'> guaranteed. MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. BARBUR SHOP. BOY WITH WHEEL FOR DRUG STORE. 963 FT. WAYNE AVE.
BOY, sixteen years, 10 work in laundry. 710
E. Michigan
BARBER: good guarantee. 30 Kentucky ave.
BARBER. 332 Indiana ave.
BARBER wented; steady; guarantee $15, 60 j>er cent over $20. Phone 138, Pentdleton, Ind.
BOY. FLORIST, Central and Thirty-fourth.
BOX SAWYERS Experienced. Apply BALLWEG & CO.. W. Wilkins and Illinois Central railroad.
ANGORA cat; large and dark mixture color; corner E. Michigan and Hamilton. Liberal rowsrd 444 N. Hamilton. Woodruff 2466. LfiRT—Roll of hills, Monday night, between Hotel Washington and Hotel Linden. Circle 3041. Mbe.ral reward. POODLE DOG, white, lost; answers to name of Laddie. Return to 2010 Talbott ave.
Reward.
BOYS FOR OFFBEARING MACHINE; MILL DEPARTMENT. THOS. MADDEN SON & CO., BIG FOUR AND
FLETCHER.
BAKER, first class, 1063 Oliver ave., West Indianapolis. BARBER; must be good; $15 guaranteed.
RAY GOLDER, Pendleton
Ind.
crocheted
Central
COAT, child's black satin, lost; , collar and cuffs; Tuesday afternoon car. Wqahingtcn 1511. Reward.
OAT. black female, strayed from 3052 Ruckle; name Teenie-Weeflle; very timid. North
1283. Reward. PAIR noseglasses, black rimmed, lost at Circfc- theater. Craig’s or Illinois car. Reward. North 9215. 28 W. Thirtieth.
BOY, 16 YEARS OLD, IN S T A T I 0 NERY STOCKROOM. MAIN 6000. INQUIRE FOR MR. GABARD. COY. over sixteen, for office work; steady employment: good chance for advancement. WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.. 121 S. Pennsyl- \ anla. BARBER, Friday evening and Saturday; $t> guarantee. 2033 W. Washington.
DIAMOND and pearl sunburst brooch lost Sunday afternoon. Liberal reward. Return.!
to Room 10 United bldg.
6506 B. Washington 2816 E. Washington 2168 W. .Michigan 3020 N. Illinois Indiana’s leading funeral directors. Best
ambulance service available. We are alqo agents for the Imperisho cement casket the
safest and cheapest burial. Write tor per- : — j x f ., s « a ohusetts ave tleulars on this modern interment. Both I BULL DOG; white; large; found. KB1 N. j Mas a '
BOYS Apply su-
perintendent, sevent
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
SIXTEEN to twenty years of age.
tth floor.
j.BARBER, colored, elderly; 73 per cent. 821
phones.
Johnson & Montgomery Co. 1032 CENTRAL AVENUE Main 1430. Automatic 26-530.
PUP, Scotch collie, lost Tuesday morning; j answers name Bob. Return 33 N. Randolph. ! Prospect 4683. Reward.
ULL DOG; white; large; found. 1031 N. . ,
Bevllle. | BOY, bright, with wheel, to run errands; ! PURSE, lost, containing diamond pin. Liberal ; oppo;—l-yiRdL—_®: | reward. Main 299. j BARBER. ELCAZAR BARBER SHOP, 5 N.
1 HEN. found, owner may have same by' llllnola-
MAIN 516
TUTEVVILER UNDERTAKER
NEW 56-213.
Wm. E. Krieger 1402 N. Illinois. Phone Sl-15».
, Fred T. Moore ' Bxpert service. Money "saving charges. New rf-ML lf-67 College. Main 411. McKAHAN & WILHITE 1157 N. llllnole st. Main 3310. Auto.v 22-545. Geo.. Herrmann, Undertaker” » 8. Delaware at. Main 911. Auto 27-6tH.
A. J. Lauck & Son Auto. II-W6. 1114,8. Meridian. • Pros 5140. CHARLES A. HOCKENSMITHr *54 N. IHlnols. Tel_Auto. 21-166. Main 1166.
0. R. WALD
Prospect Wl. ♦ 1225 Union st. A ufo, 55-170. W. H. RICHARDSON Auto, tt-498. 950 N. Pennsylvania at. M. 1498.
, o Bert S. Gadd
Prospect 482, 2180 Prospect st. Auto. 68-878.
HISEY & TITUS
Auto. 11-664. 961 N. Delaware. Main 8636.
James N. Shelton
Colored fun era la. 418 Indiana avs. Main 4694.
mSt
tr
IN BROS .
186 W. Market. Phones Main
dtii.. ‘ .-
calling 219 E. Fifteenth. I BUSHELMAN on men s clothes; permanent FWT tirer ’iOat. Can Clrcre S®^ Ask^for j ,^’ ly to MR ’ HEBERT. Room
I CCOKS~^hotel. restaurant help; all departments'. CLIFT'S AGENCY, Baldwin block.
MALE HELP WANTED. * For Government Work WANTED: FIRSTCLASS TOOLMAKERS ON JIG AND FIXTURE WORK ON AVIATION ENGINES. THIS IS HIGH-GRADE WORK AND WE MUST HAVE GOOD MEN IMMEDIATELY; A CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD WAGES AND TO DO YOUR BIT TOWARD WINNING THE WAR. NORDYKE & MARMON CO.
FIRST-LASS clerk, experienced in Insurance work. References required. Answer In own handwriting, staJlng all particulars; also wages expected. Good, permanent posttlon to' right party. Address Box^4229, News. FLOOR MOLDER ON ALUMINUM AND BRASS; EXPERIENCED. PIONEER BRASS WORKS. FURNITURE packers, experienced. 865 Massachusetts. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
FARM hand. experienced. single; good salary. E. J. MATTERN. Bridgeport, Ind. FIREMAN, experienced. TALGE MAHOGANY no.
FLOOR AND BENCH MOLDERS. APPLY PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO., 1853 LUDLOW AVE. FOUR boys to distribute handbills; good wages. Apply C. F. ADAMS CO.. 332 W. Washington st., this afternoon or Friday morning. FURNITURE rubber*, experienced. EMRICH FURNITURE CO., 324 W. Morris st. FIREMAN for stationary boiler; steady work; good wages; reference. Address Box 1165, News.
F.'RST-CLAFS porter to take care of nice fixtures; good salary; man past draft age preferred. Address Box 1221. News.
FIREMAN, experienced, white; reference required. Give phone number. Address Box 1169. News.
MALE HELP WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE P A I NTERS. AI J£! T 420 E SOUTH MAIN 6447 1 HELPERS ON COMMERAu^AeSs^T^d. ‘aii-Vout^~~Appiy ii CIAL AUTO BODIES. PARRY
MFG. CO.
Apply Mr.
N. Ritter ave. ALL-AROUND
wanted 1.01 IS
i; good BOBRTJ
butcher and meat cutter _____ — wages • to first-class man. i COLORED boy for
RINK, Greenaburg. Ind.
washroom. Cawthon. HOTEL EDWARD.
GOVERNMENT WORK First-class tool designers and Jig makers for day and night turn. . First-class bench and floor Inspectors, for day and night turn.
Automobile mechanics, final assemblers, tool
stock keepers, sheet metal workers, repair men, maintenance electrician, NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE
CORPORATION.
E. Twenty-second and Monon.
j. , ' — ———— c First-class screw machine men. lathe hands. COLORED man and wife, for yard and house > m jmng machine operators, Interna! and
work. Call at office of J. C. SCHAF. care ! ternal American Brewing Company, 340 W. Market 1 .• street. .
makers, j CANVASSER, middle-age salesman, hou service house work, to sell furniture; salary
pc :22
ise
commission. Year-round position.
Address Box 1222. New--.
house to
and
State ex-
grinders, vertical and multiple drill press men, for production work, day and
j night turn.
pericr
COLORED porter in barber shop. BROTHERS, Kokomo, Ind.
CARTER
AUTOMOBILE repalrmsn. first-class. Apply Mr Hurley, FISHER AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY. I COAT
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, EXPERIENCED; ALSO EXPERIENCED TRACER. APPLY AT ONCE. F. B. HUNTER. 912 STATE LIFE BLDG.
CABINET maker, belt sander; also molding sander; furniture work. H. LAUTER CO.
BUS BOY, COLORED; MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE; STEADY POSITION; GOOD'• SALARY. APPLY WHITE’S,
34 THE CIRCLE.
{jOY with motorcycle to deliver after 6. IDEAJL,' CURTAIN CO., 224 N. Meridian;
call Immediately.
MAKERS, EXPERI-
ENCED. APPLY SEVENTH FLOOR. L. S. AYRES & CO.
to work
COLORED boy. sixteen years old, around factory. 603 Murphy Wdg.
COOK, experienced, at once. OCCIDENTAL
RESTAURANT.
COUNTER MAN. 239 Kentucky ave.
GARY RESTAURANT,
Ideal conditions. Co-operative grocery. Reasonable rent, board and rooms. Liberal insurance given each man. Call at Once Warner Gear Co. Muncie, Indiana. ' Employment Department.
DETAILfiRS, TOOL AND JIG DESIGNERS; FIRST CLASS. WEIDELY MOTORS
GOOD houseman with experience in family service; splendid opportunity; roust have references; pay first class; working conditions of the best; steady work the year
round. Auto. 51-132. ‘ dLERK,
GROCERY
good reference.
experienced; must have 3365 N. Capitol ave.
GLASS CUTTERS, EXPERIENCED ; ELECTRIC WELD-
******
UNDEBTAKEBS.
JOHN J. BLACKWELL & SON
j. 1 Successors to
Renihan & Blackwell.
m 'ir: ■
W-ISO
Ohio st. Phone 115.
JNO.F. REYNOLDS 906 N Meridian. Main 469. Auto.
Chanel
. —.... ~. Auto. 26-489.
Privata showrooms.
'
FUNERAL UVERY.
WILLIAMS’S AUTO LIVERY Highest in quality, lowest in J price (and others says), “the
best in service.”
Y AND club meetings. ^'InSlUhapcTisTodge^&
A. M : Called meeting Thursday evening. April 4, 6:30 o’clock. Entered Apprentice
degree, * Visiting btethren welcome. FRED L M’ARTHUR. W. M. CHARLES A. BEARD, Secretary. ,
MASONIC—Monument lodge No. 657, F. and
” Called meeting Thursday evening.
■011*3igM* ° °—-• lrl \ th *.«Wie. Master
KARL 3. -MKREN. Secretary.
degree. Vislilns brathranTelrame
VIS J. FRANKLIN, W. M
MASONIC—Stated meeting of Queen Esther Chapter No. 8. O, E. S.. at Masonic tempts tomorrow (Friday). April 6. 1918, 7:45 p. m. Members of the order will be welcome.
SARAH BAKER, W. M.
NETTIB HANSFORD. Secretary.’
MASONIC—Stated meeting Pentalpha lodge. 664, at t:» p. m.. Thursday. March Tin
composite mom. Masonic temple.
JOHN W. HEADING. W. M. IRA 8. PEIK< U, s, , LOST~AND~ FOUNO
UlCY bCyT^tsU^^rcoTTSTa^Trinm^ri 941 Massachusetts ave. Reward.
Main 8966. Auto. 28-656. Ask
•Will Mr. H.' (Jk. ■
address and correct telephone
Sterns please
^ '
Bn* 1571, News.
klT
BOYS
for messenger and factory work; must be sixteen years of age or over; good opportunity for ambitious, willing boys. Apply between 8 and 12 a. m. ELI LILLY & CO. 706 S. Alabama.
CO., SHELBY AND GEORGIA j ING MACHINE OPERATORS STS. I AND BENCH ASSEMBLY DO YOU want to get out of the city where | MEN. APPLY WINDSHIELD - — 14TH AND
WEST STREETS. ZENITE
METAL COMPANY.
GOOD man to drive team. Call 218 N. Key-
BELL and errand
PITAI*
boy. EASTMAN HOS-
BOY, bright, over sixteen, tor stock work. THE OUTLET. Washington and Delaware
BOYS vnot over eignteen to Hearn Jewelry trade. BARDAOH & GRAN. Inc.. 405 Occidogjaf bldg. __________
BOYS for ushers; four; good wages. CIRCLE THEATER. 10:30 a. m.
Apply
BOY, energetic. 130 E. Georgia.
BROKERS
A responsible broker to handle stock Issue in this section of 86,000.000 iron and steel company nearing production and owning 6.000 acres of ore land and furnaces. Extensive advertising campaign starting, including foreign language papers. An attractive proposition will be made to the party who can qualify. Representative Will be- in city shortly for personal interview. Address Box 1217, News.
you can have garden, chickens and Pis 97 I T-v-rn-n a D r r'l\/rT7*'Vr r r We want three high-grade men for factory , Urbr Axv 1 lYLHilN 1,
work; plant located one mile of city of 10,000, sixty miles from Indianapolis; piece work wage scale; nine-hour day; men making $3.50 to $5 per day; all-year work; no labor trouble. Just completing four-room bungalows for employes; rent $5 per month, ground for garden and chickens. If you are interested write us about yourself. Address Box 1214. News.
DISTRICT MANAGER, experienced; bond and refejence required. Tho LOYAL AMERICAN, Cincinnati. O.
GAUGE AND TOOLMAKERS Day work. Call between 5 and 7 p. m., EAGLE MACHINE COMPANY. 24 N. Noble.
GOOD bookkeeper as secretary, male or female: must be able to Invest some monev in company. Address WAR SAVING
TRUCK CO.. 346 Downey ave.
DRAFTSMAN ON MA-
CHINE TOOL DETAILS; ... FIRST CLASS. OTT GRIND- “ h '’
ER CO., 217 W. TENTH. DISH WASHER, colored. NAGLE'S DAIRY LUNCH. 817 N. Illinois. .
knows something about bookkeeping. Address Box 1210. News.
HOUSEMAN, colored man for general house-
work; a good place for the proper party;
references required. Apply at 1715 N. Merid-
ian st.. between 5:30 and 6:30 p. m.
?? r s w T.: i HWgg^sy*--
RAINE HOTEL.
DRIVER for two-ton truck, must be strong j HOTEL clerk, middle-aged man preferred. and able to do heavy work. Cal! 318 W. J Call after .pm- PALACE HOTEL.
Georgia.
DRUG CLERK, assistant, registered. Call Irvington 987. Ask for MR. FPRST TH.
DISHWASHER. Meridian.
BUDWEISER CAFE, 27 8.
DRAFTSMEN — ONLY FIRST-CLASS; CAPABLE O-F DESIGNING JIGS, TOOLS, FIXTURES AND G A U GES iN E E D APPLY. THE
INSPECTORS ON MACHINE WORK; HIGH GRADE. NORDYKE &
MARMON CO.
MALE HELP WANTED.
Apply 840 Lemcke
^ ? ^tf^typf co
white kid, lost 1114 Congress.
"Lyric North
; child’s pat; due to litter , 834 W. Fortieth. WashremtsTnlng sowing, lost, on rsen Twelfth and SixB lost; wM6» collar; no tat.’ n« Peggy. Reward. WashtngAyrss’s. Wdolworth 1 # or Reward, iiHmdk m! 4 * 00 " ^ toli * t;
BOY, while, strong, sixteen years or over, to work in litho department; opportunity to learn trade. LEVEY BROS. & CO.. Ohio and Senate. , , BOY, young, to work at dairy; straight sal-
ary by month. Woodruff 1433.
BARBER, wanted; |15 guaranteed; half over $22. PURCELL BROS., Lebanon. Ind. *U(X)KKEEPER.""'"famtl!ar. preferably, with bank work: flrst-clasa references required State partiruiara and wages expemed. Go'-d, permanent position for the rUrht person. Ad-
drase Box 1?;;, News.
riARBKR; ateady' iob. 9W W. Ohlo st BOYS, coiore*!, with wheels; also schoolboys 2f»W N. f>elsware. Room BOY, COLORED, ABOUT 18 YEARS OLD, TO WORK IN LAUNDRY. 710 E. MICHI-
GAN.
DRAFTSMAN for tool design.
CHAIN AND MFG CO.. Employment Offlee. 231 W. Georgia at. , DRIVER for laundry wagon, twenty-one to thirty-five ve&ra old; experience not necessary ROYAL LAUNDRY. 601 N. Illinois. ELEVATOR operator, experienced. Apply
MERCHANTS BANK BLDG.
ENGINEER; must understand Ice machine and hydraulic pumps. Apply engineer.
OLAYroOL HOTEL.
EXTRACTOR man. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, 232 N. Alabama. FTRhY-CLASS. young office boy; good opportunity to work up to permanent poaltlon; references required. Answer In own handwriting and give particulars, also wages expected. Address Box 1230. News. F?MJ R~ EN~to~pis^nt nursery~ stock! Cal I North 333, after 8 p. tn. FARM and dairy hand, married or alngle.
41-643.
JANITORS, colored.
annex. JANITOR, colored. Apply MR. HOLCRAFT, base ment Newt on Claypool bldg. JIGTfTxTURE and lathe men, first-class, on high-grade tool work. Best wage and working conditions; night work. ROBERT H. PYT.E & CO.. 440 8. Alabama st. I^ATHE _ hand, good, for general work. Bel-
mont 144.
LAUNDRY man. experienced wringer man. DIAMOND GEM LAUNDRY, 235 Indians ave.
LATHE OPERATORS ON TOOL WORK, FIRST CLASS. JOHN LP7E8 A CO. I.ATHE and Internal grinder man. Apply AMERICAN HIGH SPEED CHAIN CO.
LARGE New York publishing house has an opening for a man who has the ability of a crew manager; one who has had considerable experience in handling canvassers; position pays saiarv of $20 per week and commission, steady work; good chance for promotion. See MR. SPENCER. 425 Law bldg LABORERS. APPLY 744 W. WASHINGTON. OBORERSV also boy#, sixteen year# and older; furniture work. H, LAUTER CO.
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LATHE AND HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPERATORS AND TOOL
MALE HELPJVANTElk
MACHINISTS automatic machines.
Setup men for automatic machines, toolmakers and all-around machinists. State age and qualifications In first letter. Address Box 1286, News.
MAKERS; FIRST CLASS;i"clfwoT?^
BEST OF WAGES PAID TO COMPETENT MEN. LYONS ATLAS CO. 19TH AND MARTINDALE.
LABORERS Ten laborers wanted at once; c°me ready for work. NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE CORPORATION, E. Twenty-second and Monon.
LATHE, MILLING MACHINE, BORING MILL AND SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS FOR DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT; GOVERNMENT WORK. PREMIER MOTOR COR-
PORATION.
must have best
1266. News.
of reference. Address Box
MEN FOR PRESSFEEDING AND WRAPERS. INTERNATIONAL PRINTING CO..
230 W. McCARTY.
MEN for factory work. THE SOAP CO.. 521 XV. McCarty.
WILLIAMS
MAN with team to work on farm. Main 186.
MECHANIC
First-class mechanic, experienced In light assembling, can have steady, profitable position with us and later opportunity at foremanship of his department. Send letter in own handwriting, stating age, experience and wages expected. Address Box 1192, News, MAN to finish and issemble serving tray*. CENTRAL PLATING AND MFG. COM-
PANY. 1659 W. Market.
MALE HELP WANTED.
NIGHT WATCHMAN; must understand firing and pumps; reference required. JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO.. E. Sixteenth and
Belt railroad.
NEED MONEY? We can use two more men on our special advertising plan. Must be honest, reliable and willing to work. Our men make $45 to $225 a week following up Inquiries. Commission only. Apply 1014 Merchants Bank bldg.
LATHE MILLING MACHINE i P *Sir ’S’.r T P p ‘m r "mretSSSt™”: AND NORTON GRINDER i^gg^ ra ,. cl .„. Apply „ ulh Th ,;r HANDS, FIRST CLASS ; DAY I ty-eecond on Fall Creek boulevard. ^
‘PORTER, retail furniture store. GREAT
5, NINE
WESTERN CO., 336 E. Washington,
WORK; 7:30 TO
HOURS A DAY. MARSCHKE ' dorter, when clothing store.
MFG. CO., 1815
AVE.
MAN, young, with experience In bicycle shop, 1113 ProspecL
M A riTQmSJ h J OLI8HE!RS. coalers, also fillers on furiVlPALflOWiN nlture work. H. LAUTER CO.
MILLWRIGHTS, SEVERAL, EXPERIENCED; ONLY FIRST CLASS MEN NEED APPLY. THE STENOTYPE COMPANY.
MAN,, YOUNG, 16 TO 18 YEARS OLD; WILLING TO WORK. APPLY SERVICE D E P A R T M E NT, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
MACHINE MEN. two wood working. W. D. ALLISON CO.. 905 N. Alabama. '
MAN. old, to work In second-hand store. Indiana ave.
MAN, COLORED, IN ICE CREAM FACTORY. GEIGER’S BAKERY, 231 MASSACHUSETTS.
MAN, young, seventeen or eighteen years of age. Do not telephone. F. H. CARTER, druggist, 776 Massachusetts ave.
METAL WORKERS WANTED AT ONCE Finishers, tank assemblers, layoff man. radiator repair man, sand-blast operator. NATIONAL MOTOR CAR AND VEHICLE
CORPORATION.
East Twenty-second and Monon ifEN to - work on trains, i UNION NEWS CO., 18 W. Louisiana.
MEN for time study; technical graduates
preferred; Industrial experience essential.
DIAMOND CHAIN AND MFG. CO., em-
ployment office, 231 W. Georgia st.
MAN for sprocket and test routing; some technical training; knowledge machine work necessary. DIAMOND CHAIN AND MFG. CO., Employment Office, 231 W.
Georgia st.
-V-
MEN, several, strong. reliable. Apply Saturday or Sunday at the FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO., 500 N. Capitol.
MACHINISTS; must be all-around men. 1500 Madison ave. MR. JACKSON.
MAN. young,
to work in stockroom, storekeeper, Claypool hotel.
Apply
MAN to learn on air brush or varnish spraying machine; furniture work. II. LAUTER
COMPANY.
M I L L W R IGHTS, Al, AND ELECTRICIANS. A PPLY 521 WOODLAWN AVE., BETWEEN 7:30 AND 9 P. M. MAN and wife, colored, to work on small country place; must be experienced; reference required; good wages, with house included; must apply in person; no telephone calls. Apply WHITE’S, 34 the Circle, MAN to repair and finish furniture; state age. reference and salary; steady position and good pay. Address Box 1189, News.
MAN TO HELP IN FURNACE DEPARTMENT. APPLY PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO., 1853 LUDLOW AVE. MACHINIST-for set up and production work^ fine position for the right man. 1509 Bates st. Prospect 6497.
MEN OVER DRAFT AGE. WITH SOME MACHINE SHOP OR FACTORY EXPERIENCE. FAIRBANKS MORSE ELEC MFG. Co MAN. young, to work In candy store; steady PO * U 1 0 KOM8TOHK. 5 S ILLINOIS. MFJN, between agea eighteen and fifty ysare. eteady employment. Apply J. C. HOBSON, 2M S, Meridian.
PRINTER
All-round man preferred. Main 299. 'PAINTERS^ experienced on wagon and automobiles. PETER BERND & SON, 144 E. Morris, PAINTER. Call 734-736 Downey, Friday morning, prepared to go to work.
POSITIONS OPEN Bookkeeper $20 00 Clerk 20 00 Manager (coal yard) 25 00 Clerk 15 00 Salesman (commission) Stenographer 20 OQv Stock clerk 13 75 Timekeeper 16 50 BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU, 210 Humo-Mansur Bldg.
PORTER, colored. Call THORNTON-LEVKY CO.. 44 S. Pennsylvania st. PRINTER-PRESSMAN wanted at once; country' dally, Greenfield. Ind., at REPORTER’S OFFICE.
PAPER HANGERS, with toola, 13c; Friday.
7 a. m. 1447 Shelby.
PAPER CLEANERS and fresco washers, white, MABEY CLEANING COMPANY, 968
Ft. Wayne ave.
PORTER, colored, day work, for retail
store. Address Box 1168, News.
PRESSMAN or pressfeeder who knows cases; steady job. Address Box 1288,
News.
SHIPPING clerk for shipping castings. Me-NAMARA-KOSTER FOUNDRY CO., 408 8.
Pennsylvania st.
SHOEMAKERS Good wages to first-class men. HORUFF’S,
342 Virginia ave.
SODA dispenser, experienced; must be of
age. 63 S. Illinois.
STEINLE, POTTER AND JOHNSON OPERATORS. NORDYKE &
MARMON CO.
SHIPPING CLERK wanted; capable, careful man: opportunity for advancement. Address, give age, experience. P. O. Box 552.
SHOE salesman, experienced. STOUTS BIG 4 SHOE STORE, 352 W. Washington.
STICK candy helper, experienced. INDIANAPOLIS CANDY CtJ. , «,
SODA DISPENSER, EXPERIENCED. CRAIG’S, 6 . E.
WASHINGTON.
SHIPPING department; eteady employment.
Call Main 177.
SALESMEN
Two outside men for Victrola department; must be steady, reliable and neat appearing. Apply superintendent, seventh floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
SALESMAN for men's furnishing; permanent position. No Saturday night work. INDIANA DRY GOODS COMPANY. 310 E.
Washington.
SHOEMAKER; steady work; good wages.
Call'1406 E. 'Washington.
TOOL MAKERS, FIRSTCLASS, EXPERIENCED ON GAUGES, JIGS* AND FIXTURES, FOR GOVMENT WORK.' THE
STENOTYPE CO.
TEN YOUNG MEN wanted Imrriedlately to learn coremaker’s trade; good chance for advancement. NATIONAL CAR COUPLER
COMPANY. Attica. Ind.
mi mmm 11* IE
*1110 p. ■
TOP BUILDERS. experienced. GATES MANUFACTURING CO.. 835 N. Meridian.
TAILQB. experienced. 415 and 418 Occidental
building.
MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS ON TOOL WORK, FIRST CLASS; BEST OF WAGES. JOHN LBE8 A CO.
i INNER, first elaae. 18 N West
THREE men at once to leave city; g<**i proposition; transportation paid and eteady work. DAVIS. 910 Lemcke bldg.
THREE-DRUM SANDER MAN CAPITAL RATTAN CO., Naomi, near Shelby.
TOOLMAKERS PREMIER MOTOR CORPORATION TWELVE to fifteen men. age fifty to sixtyfive; light work at state institution; room, board and laundry free; good wage#; life Job. Call at INDIANA FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Room l. statehouse.
TOOLMAKERS. K LIEBERDAWSON MACHINE CO., 14 N. CRUSE ST. [TOOL I N S P E CTORS, HIGH GRADE, ON MACHINE TOOLS AND FIXTURES, FOR AVIATION ENGINE.- NORDYKE & MARMON CO.
TAILOR, $20 week; steady Job; state age. Address Box 1276, News.
TOOL AND DIE MAKERS; TOOLROOM LATHE HANDS. ZENITE METAL CO.
VENEER patcher; also men In veneer department; furniture work. H, J.AUTER COMPANY.
WIREMAN. experienced. 29 8. Capitol.
WANTED—Young man, seventeen or eighteen years old, as collector in real estate office. Give reference and salary expected. Address Box 1177, News. , .
WANTED— Three blacksmiths, rate 30c to 35c. Three blacksmiths’ helpers, rate 20c to 25c. Band sawyers, piecework, 30c to 36c. Sanders, piecework, 22V&C to 27 1 / ^c. Truckers and day laborers, 20c to 25c. Steady work year round; good working conditions. The Columbus Handle and Tool Co., Columbus, Ind.
\VALL paper cleaners wanted; experienced; big w'oges; work all summer; white or colored. E. W. MASON. Mason Hotel, Tipton. Ind.
WOOD finisher, experienced on bowls, candlesticks, etc. CENTRAL PLATING AND MFG. CO., 1639 W. Market.
WAGON painter and striper. G. W. MILLER.
& CO., 444 E. Tenth.
WANTED immediately men to work in steel foundrt; 32V4c per hour and up for full week; Saturday half-holiday, with /ull pay, commencing May 1; good chance for advancement and better pay; good chance to learn trad«s; car fare refunded after being In the employ of company sixty days. NATIONAL
CAR COUPLER CO., Atllca, Ind.
WALL PAPER cleaners. Prospect 2848.
WANTED—Bookbinder and all-round man; no trouble. REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING
CO.. Hamilton, O.
'WATCHMEN; must be sober and reliable; state age and past employments. Address
Box 1786. News.
WALL PAPER HANGER. CALL CIRCLE
1190.
WANTED several chauffeurs; must be able to Invest in company. Address WAR SAVINGS TRUCK CO., 345 Downey ave.
WANTED—Two men for work in standa and soda fountain at park. State experience and salary In first letter. Address Box 1198. New#.
YOUNG MEN AMERICAN TENT A AWNING CO.
634 S. East.
YOUNG MAN In office; must take dictation rapidly; chance advancement; state salary
start. Address Box 1269, News.
SALESMEN WANTED.
COAL SALESMAN and solicitor, state name of former employer. Address Box 1219,
.News.
CLOTHING SALESMEN wanted, experienced, with reference. Address Box 1218,
News.
HAVE an excellent proposition for first-class traveling salesmen to make good money aa a sideline; legitimate business and will treat such connection confidential. Address Box
1272, News.
LARGE concern has an opening in their ealea organization for two ambitious men who wish to learn saiesmonahip, satisfied with 829 per week while learning; must be of neat appearance and able to furnish reference. JOHN
F RUPPERT, Law bldg.
PHOTO COUPON salesmen. Fine proposition, i NORTHLAND STUDIOS. Occidental ildg.
SALESMEN, house to house; furniture and housefurnlshlngs; salary and commission. GREAT WESTERN CO., 336 E. Washington.
SALESMEN wanted that can interest people In investments. 1112 T. O. O. F. bldg.
STOCK SALESMEN
To the live salesman with good references who can finance himself and stand prosperity I am prepared to offer * real money making proposition. Our salesmen are making from $100 to $300 per week. Leads furnished; positively no advances. See T. L. BARNHART. Claypool hotel. Monday, April 8, all day; Tuesday. April fc until 6 p. m.
SALESMEN, ambitious, experience unnecessary: a live man can earn $3,000 yearly.
Address Box 1227, News.
SPECIALTY salesmen. We have fine openings worth big. quick, steady money for two able, experienced live wipes. M0 Mer-
chants Bank bldg.
THE LARGEST and most progressive house of Its kind In the country has room for two salesmen who are worth over 1196 per week; qualify as to references and ability and you may be assured of speedy advancement. Call after 9 a. n>.. 1147 Lemcke Annex, .
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS.
ITCALTfiT and accident Insurance; want young, married man, to sell, tn city; neat appearance, strictly business. 517 Merchants Bank bldg. _ _
SOLICITORS for city work; $20 per week and commission; steady work for producers. 417
law bid*.
FEMALE HELP WANTED. A GREAT opportunity for the right woman,^ in educational work; splendid opening far i one whoee husband ia at war. SCiiat have ‘ good education, energy and personality. Salary, commlaalon and chance for rapid advancement. Give phone number. Addreaa Box 1173. News, ALL-AROUND girl In shirt department, whe j can operate boeom or email preeeer. GRAND i 1 UNPRY. 109 W. Tenth. 1 Ambitious gin for general office werltT mutt have knowledge of etenographr and be good at figures. Address Box 1149, Newe. | ’BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; first class only nfad apply. Addreaa Box 1113, Newe. .
Hl’NDLJC
work wrapper.
DRY, 109 W. Tentl
GRAND LAUN-
kODT IRON ERR and hdnd Ironera. MODEE
LAUNDRY, C4 E. Ohio.
BODY IRONER8 and hand ironera. MOBlfE LAUNDRY, 614 E. Ohio. - BUNDLE WORK wrapper, rough dry, glrU and girl for collar table. Apply at once.
HARVARD LAUNDRY.
BODY Ironer.
Tenth.
GRAND LAUNDRY.
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BINDERY GIRLS, experienced. BOOKWaL- I TER-BALL PRINTING CO., fifth floor Can- | jury bldg. . COOK, experienced, at once. OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT. CUFF PRESS operator, rxperltnc«& MODEFC Laundry. 6u e. Ohio. CABHTSr and bookkeeper for retail ciothing store; experienced; good poallloe open. Address Box 1220, News. CLERK AND TYPIST for downtown office; hour#, 8 to 5, with Saturday afternoons off; . prefer high school girl and a Protestant; salary .$7; no experience necessary; state age, etc. Box 1281, Newe. i COOK wanted. RAY RESTAURANT, 2230 K.
Washington. -
CHOCOLATE dlppera, experienced; permanent position; good pay. Call GETOER’i BAKERY, 231 Maasachusette.
CHOCOLATE dippers, 25, at once; gtao wrap . per# and packers. NATIONAL CANDY
CO., 201 S. Meridian
BATES HOTEL, rfarks) |
v. x •. , *.vx tv. sv.««sa
COOKING and general houseworkf expert 1 enced girl; small family; stay nights; ref. erencee required. North 7748. 8067 washing* ton boulevard, Flat 1. COLLAR finisher. GRAND LAUkDY,
Tenth.
COAT press operator. GRAND LAUttoMM
109 W. Tenth.
CHAMBERMAID.'
st. and
COLORED woman to wash at house, hfortk 8229. _______ cbbklNO and downatafrs wprk. Also seo' ond girl; references. North 2778. CLERK FOR GENERAL OFFICE AND FILE; MUST BE NEAT AND QUICK. APPLY ROCKWOOD MFG. CO., 1801 ENGLISH AVE. CAN6Y WRAPPERS. Call rear #28 k. Gra» 7:30 a. m. . COOK; good; and general housework; amaftif family; references. Harrison Ml COOKS, chambermaids. pantry, stiver, kitchen women. CLIFT’S AGENCY, Baldwin block. COOK, experienced, at 376 S. Illinois; goo^ wages DISHWASHER. 113 N. Alabama. DRESSMAKERS help. 819 Board of Trad* bldg. - ' ' ' M DISCIPLINARIAN, good, for children; give references and experience. Address Box 1122, Newe. DANCING TEACHER, first-ciaea. Address Box 1209. News. DISHWASHER. 138 E. New York.
DISHWASHER; experienced; 86 a week. l3 \
»E. Ohio. Experienced housekeeper Living conditiona excellent, private room, bath, small familjr; no young children; eat* ary will be made satisfactory to right p<
son. Address Box 1341, News. , EXPERIENCED power machine operator#! |
clean work; good pay. 603 Murphy bldg. 'FILLING OIRLS, experienced. BAKES OVERALL CO.. 912-14 N. Davldeon. FOOD CHECKERS; two; experienced. drees Box 1167, News. ] FIRST-cLaSS clerk, experienced in Insur* • ance work; references required. Answer In own handwriting, stating all particular* alee wages expected. Good, permanent position to right party. Addreaa Box 1228. Newe. FLAT WORK Hater and marker. ORANl LAUNDRY, 109 W. Tenth. _ FIRST-CLASS cook and general houeekeetH er wanted: family of three; no washing; competent white girl; wages 19. Circle 26M or call mornings. No. 2 Hampton court. Big.
teenth and Meridian.
GIRLS
Eighteen to thirty years of age; permanent work; good wage* Apply between 8 and 12 a. m. ELI LILLY & CO. 706 S. Alabama.
i> work In finishing department: ad-1 I according to ability. McKBLNEY, I CO.. 3 N. Meridian. I
GIRL: go home nights; Sundays off. 30
Pratt.
GIRL to
vanoed
GIRLS, COLORED. TO (VAi • SILVERWARE Al GLASSWARE. A P PL1 WHITE’S, 34 THE CIRCLE. GlitLS FOR GENERAL WORK. APP1 INTERNATIONAL PRINTING CO. W. McCARTY. GIRL white, unmarried, not over fo*? years of age. for general housework, m be experienced in cooking; no upstairs taundrv work; own room with bath; steal heat; salary. 88; reference* necessary Ol F. HAUEISEX, 1444 N. Pennsylvania et, GIRL to answer phone In plumbing sb.q must be over eighteen; salary $4 a tomv 547 K. Eleventh rt. ^
Attention, Glovemakers In Indiana We can give you eteady employment at Indianapolis and Richmond. Ind., and at Eaton and Baneaville. O. We pay highaat
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GIRL, sixteen, to do folding and filing tn flee; pay while you leant; give age - phone number. Addreaa Box Uxt, Newe GIRL for feeding and folding, fiat work • partment MODEL LAUNDRY. 614JK. Ot GIRLS AND WOMEN FOl
STATOR WINDING.
FAmBANKS-MORgE ELEC. MFG. CO. OmL for general office work: no book kef** !ng or stenographic work; must be ox twenty yenre of age. Apply 403 bldg. . . GIRL to l» Upor ehop; e«pe' good wages. IT W. Market, Room 1
GIRL good reRaWe, to do eacbnd privets family: no young chlldrea: cle-s pay; private room; 'gof'd working ,7n ions and »urroundinga. ^ North T7W,
Virginia ave.
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