Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1920 — Page 14
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1020.
DIED. * urdjLjr. April 10. Funeral Tuesday 10 a. at Avon M. *. church Burial at Maple Hill cemetery. Plainfield, Ind. HAUGHEY—Zeralda Wallace, wife of Louis C Haurbey. died at the home of her eon. John Duncan Haufbey. Jamaica. Lmur island, at 1 a. m. Saturday. April 10. Funeral sendee 034 X Meridian at.. 3 o ciock Tuesday afternoon, April 13. Burial at Crown Hill. Friends invited. HUSTON—Daisy Huston. 720 W Hew York st.. passed away Sunday at 0 a. m..i aye 36 year*. Funeral Thursday. 1:15 p. « . at residence and 1:30 p. m. at Merritt Place church. Interment Conninyham cemetery. ■'* ■' . *, ' M1LLSPAUGH—Wiibatn Pierson Mtlispauyh beloved husband of the Ute Nancy Mi lisps ush. died Monday. April 12. aye 79 Funerai st the Ute home, corner of and W. mb, Speedway City. April 1*. at 2 p. m. Fnenda
Crown Hill M st dfial
2009
Fu-
10 a. m.. at the home Itasca Tnoe. 1. O. R M.. have charye of the funaral. Members and friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery.,
SHINE—Patrick Shine died April 7. Fu ft^ral at the home of his cousin. Shine, 803 N. Oxford st. Tuesday A at 3:15 a. m. Services at St. church st 9 a. m Fnenda invited.
WILCOI—Henry P. Wikox died Sunday mommy. April 11. For information call
T. R. CaUaban ft Son. 1424 E. Wash*!.
‘ of the G. A. K
MUTT and JEFF—It Looks Like the Boys Will Have to Sleep in a Haymow—By BUD FISHER
(Copyright, 1920, by H. C Fisher. Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)
31—Auyust Mullen died si his brother. Peter Mullen, wtts ave , Sunday monriny.
Euyene April 13
Bridyet's
st. Prospect 83
Funeral not»
notice later
FUEGUSOM—Thomas Callaway Furyuson. one-half mile north of Cumberland, died April 11. aye 88 years 5 months 17 da
April 14, at residence. 1:30 p. e church, 2 p. m Interment Men
rial PhtU <
waggone wife of Lou; Saturday, Af
R—Mamie J Wayyoner Louis V. Wayyoner. passed away « April 10. 9 a. m„ ay* 34 ream at residcrwv 706 Dorman at.. Tus» 2 p. m Friends invited. Bunal Crown
KRAUS*—Charles Kraus#, beloved bus md of Carrie Krwuss and father of Karl w* Albert Krsuea and Mrs Wimaan 8. *fleB. at II © clock p. m . Friday. Funeral Monday at the rmmukmm, 738 N Pennsylva me at. Friends invited. Burial private.
Card oFThAukj.
W« extend our heertfalt thanks to r*ls tires, friends and naiyhbora for their kind Want T. R. Callahan, the ttrxlertnker: the Gamma Delta Psi Sorority, bust ness aeeo end all others who exprseaed their
jful flora!
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Card of Thank*. W# wish to express our heartfelt thank* to our relatives, friends and netyhbon for shown ua durimr the our beloved husband ipedslly we Son; also*the* d*”-
Card of Thanks. our heartfelt thanks to relasnd netyhbors for their kind duriny the stcknea*
K;
the undertaker. O. M Shirley and Dr, Heltinysworth. oomI sfi expressed their sympathy to us Can) of Thank*. We wish to thank our friends and neiyh*rs for their kindness and •ympsthy shown wl«f the (lira-*# and death of our wife
tbe loie Motor I Plow Company
■
passed away wife and loved “m
virion,
of our fallins tears.
V nctmanou* <*f '>ur .!*-•. u: ■
Unnottny all
our lonely years.
Unyered d beforr;
Hat yone upstair* and shut I ifllM
you sorrow the door. .
on. beyond our mortal virion, the thouyht is mimed of gloom
the Father’s
dwelling
msMtons. ■friMB.I
The one whose going left os lonely Is scaling bights undreamed of yore. And guided on by Love's unfolding. Hee “gone upstair* and shut the door.** In Loving Remembrance / BRAUN—In loving rwnnmbram* of our (tear mother Louisa Rrauti who died one
year ago April 13, 1919. One year has vanished
Down life's tvmi»-.tuous 'Way * Another lapse of time ha* ftnl
fknee mother went away
loving presence.
Bur memory Ungers still. A plane mM us is vacant Which never can hr flited She tolled along a rugged pi
tore dtetimrifMtr’'::
For all of us she did hw host,
?tl^LY 0,l MOUSED h BY ’intR*CHILDREN
path by burdens
ifcnMet tan. who dr so. April 13, hts days; Blight we and more each _ )ant place in our nan be filled The only
In Loving 1 ■ SSKffi
5. str
waft SL’S, -
Somtmbrftitco who peeeed away three rose that drop off ynd a Ufa just fading while wo stood
some day we^hope to meet her wh Ihm heautifu! tslr of eomawhere. wh« S^^UThiusa*. In Lori** R.membranc ■fifiafifipi In Laving Remembrance
g Remem b %rBA
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Karcher aL
Steocd *flo«
T Auto. 37-194.
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DIRECTORS, 'snr&m— Jersey. Auto. 27-801.
ft SONS ■ Auto. 81-173.
1. nUoma. Main 841. Auto. 23 641
BFST «. GADD IiM
1402 N.
53-878. 1145
CWjgrrignvj
t et. Auto. 52-170
WAS CCRTAIMLV A BR»€vcr OF '<Mt\ OF WANTIM6 TO uiALVc Td CAicBeih to stBNevJ wMew! I'M ft LX. IA».
f PAWDOfJ -THIS sec Ml hi 6^
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SOCIETIES—CLUB MEETINGS. flAj<5W<^T^^^TTSd^N^~fl68rF and A. M Caned maeting Monday evoruny. April 12. at 8:30. Woe* inMaeter Maaon deyra*. Viritiny brother* welcome. ANDREW H. RYANS. W. M._ |
fwmi "^^cS^iS^krtSd letter sddrseaad to Anna R. Martin, lost Marr-h 31. Return to 928 Lamctrs Mdy
R/-w
m^nssssar
■V»u!I female dog about 1 %
years old. anawers to the name of Mltae; from 2142 fc*arh ave Reward. Phone North
7522
I.08T—Black velvet oag containing 314 and Banner Fumlturs receipt on N. Holmes eve., hetween W. Michigan ear fine and 705 H Holmes. Return 45 8. Summit. Reward.
PUI. diamotv! «h^ oblong platinum, set with 3 dtaneonde Call Main 7185 between * a, m. to 6 *. m., or Olrrie 719 after 8
p. m. Liberal reward.
nAiflhi pit; email straight hatred doy:
A TaTXs rib tread.
37x5. Sunday evening Prospect 782.
LQ&
_x on __ umbrrlia .liver
•a black handle:
■air lady
nndcr 55p»M Irvington 'xOfllL
r*i T Rftir»okl mesh, at 88 Pet^r and PottTa
cathedral Sunday: engraved inside. North
r-.H» Reear. 1 this morning
S downtown 84.7
st. Reward. WILLIAM
K„
CRAWFORD.
ROLL loot. cotiUininy 3 810 bills end 1 or 3 31 bills Return 1056 K. Alabama. Apartment 8. Liberal toward. Bl’LLDOGr black, male, bobbed tail, clipped ears and white spot in middle of back of
•uaday~vaiuert as
Reward
CAMEO PIN. &ft lost
heirloom Call. unU! 5 p. m . Main 7.
noon Waahyrocery and , Reward
NKWCOMB Reward 8M AIX bill fold lost Sat mgton between “ K as tern ave 209 ft.
htoi/kn—MvhM h;,: l , 61981. factory No. 17397; mward. Wood-
ruff 4630
STOLEN " f ord
motor No
ruff 5386
r»rd touring.
!hdP«05^ Reward.
fieense No 438fC 1917 model. Wood-
8MALL Hampden watrh with name William Swift on back. Ptnder please notifv W. 8 SWIFT. 8245 Graeeland ave.
on gold bracelet; Swiee I face. Liberal reward.
BOLD"wrist w
movement:
Woodruff 5542
SATr^A^smrinrfar, wont. Reward. Call W;
after 6:30 p. w. TAITE handbag, taught on running board of passing caf. Circle and Meridian. Call
'badly 2229
if fiaseee,' lost on Meridian, nie. Sixteenth or Eighteenth ets.
into, jihone 42 742 L Merit marabo ti.
North 8248 ixSSF 1
miwntosraT Seward,
taininy 985.
AfftHKBM wbite wire wheei and tire
N08*
sTRaVr^s. MALE vtwck
an) Irvington jL
kwt on
K OLA88R* tost 01
car last
1: initiate ft. 1 issrifOTth
night Addreea, Village for
but ffmt
STERLING MOTOR CO., 888 M. Meridian et.
BBMBME fflif m
to learn gesmval offios work
aa wall ae to hava an
centfleate. a\onc\
Village for
it-S. a~ IBBW-
—it aaei. Apply Miss Footer. CTTT HOSat dies:
iplee foe cooking and and married couple* Addraa* 8UPER1N
ALL-ROUND aawmill man. one who knows produce reeults Addreas Box 1955, %ows.
55t U t»
the goods; give referencm am Box 2036, News, 16 years old for grocery. 3427 W.
BOYS
17 or 18 yaore old. to we chines and in stockroom ship Apr*? St. Clair aft entrance. KAHN TAILOBJNO OO BOY for mteanigm service in oftk corporation. Good opportu cESKE iJKVS S~■BmijSmilf f i| ?D--MT i *T ~
who
TRAL MAC
BOY,
i&Eft. iSv' i Bt-.HELgAH. VtiaiX
twenty yaa ir/Sfrh”*
to work GRAND
Tnsr:
SHOP. OtMOWrikm 830. about 16 with expenecee in
SMITH
BROS. 884 W. Wj
bi learn trade. 316
BOY for short buying and to run _ W. R. WHEELMtCO, 438 M/Mcridton.
BARBER son ave.
1379 Mad.-
MAX BARBER: good g 1 Ft. Wayne ave.
must be willing and
Call at LY
m packing room : mxui ady; good opportunity
BROS, 2*3 E Ohio.
iteeThilf day off. 838
BOYS wanted over 14 for 1 w Apg DETROIT |
:al glass
hght Job Ji
Pbr bldtj 33 »-
5 p. m.
COAL driverv. loot cook 129 w. wissr
40 wasted to handle . Apply 514 Muret. Can North 8116
MALE HELP WANTED.
dXj^f^?iSr«jmpeten^ringl«^man eriman and wifs without children; wife for cottage office work In training girls: none but high-grada people need apply. In answer give age. experience, references and telephone. Addr** Box 378 H. RB-L, Indian spoil*. CODSSED^porter for bght work. LUDWIG ECONOMY MILLINERY. 814 3. Wash-
ington.
CARPENTERS wanted Call at INDIANA POLI8 MOTOR SPEEDWAY GROUNDS. CARPEfiTSR wanted. 6aU Prospect 79*8. ( ARPfNtER wanted CailTrospect 7280.
COLORED man and and lawn and a Washington 1716.
wife to < Ok. 4285
are for house N. Meridian.
salesman; young man with local
aahlngtbn
AiB^^MA&paPco 12? D 1? W
OOL6BED
for engine roi POOL HOTEL
room. Apply Engineer. CLAY-
for work aa a collector and other of Aide work; must give bond and good reference: state age and answer in own handwriting. Rgply to Box 1888. News.
wanted. Call Prospect 72667
and Central.
foreman. To do framing. 36th
Waritington boy. white. Apply CLAY POOL HO-
COFFEE SHOP. ‘
"Collector
experienced in the men and women installment clothing bun ness: must have bicycle; elegant opportunity. KING OUTFITTING
OO, 842 sTWaahi
COFEE
TEL
COLORED laborers: ID hours' work; good wages; free car fare. See MR. ANDERSON or ME. MILLER. 1150 W. Washington et. CAlUmt. IlsoTarnish foreNaK. " on {^onogrenh cabinet work. State age. experience and wages expected is first letter. Address Box 1992. News.
COLORED porter
for night work: steady worker who can furnish best refereooee. Apply at once employman, bureau. fourth floor. PETTIS DRTnioODS CO.
CARPENTER wanted Call Prospect 7260
COOKa, chef*, pastry, cold meat, porters; ideal condition*. CLIFT'S AGENCY. Bekl-
wtn block
COLORED laborers; steady work, good wages. PIEL BROS. STARCH CO, Belt
sod Drover. Stockyard* car.
COLORED MEN
for all-round work in pharmaceutical laboratory. PITTMAN MOORE OO , 111-17 N. Capitol-
COMPOSITOR
Good steady man for label work; firstclass. permanent position, with good wages.
MALE HELP WANTED. iaeps3ffiBie90rT£55s^ wagon. CAPITOL LUMBER OO, R. 10th and Belt R. R.
BY PERT WINDOW SHADE MAKERS. Apply wap^oyment bureau, fourth floor.
DRY GOODS CO.
EEPgRiMrtiD pater, wanted itor' pmtfej battery grid*. FT. WAYNE BATTERY MFG. COMPANY. Ft. Wayne, lad.
OMPAJTx Ft. Whjm. lad. EXURRlivetD RUPEES.
Two furniture workers. OFFICE FURNITURE CO.
TTw LTI.lcfBTI
Apply FURNAS
man to help in bake shop.
2501 W. Washington.
ra*HEli ; month
per m
paaement. Ooq Fellow dkIf. FOUR first-diaas ma.-hine men: two first class sticker man. MAAS-NEIMEYBR
LUMBER OO, 21st and Monon. TDtXHZlT'abd boiler wast3srsT
— boitor wasNkrs, experisoced white men: 8 hours' work: good pay; free
.. , _ Lear fare. See MR. ANDERSON or MR. MIL OOLLIMOR. young man. 18 io 24 years of i< X*R. 1160 W. Washington st.
f^IRST-CLASiS DRILL PrASS OPERATOR _ Apply Monday morning. 20 W. South at. FI RaT-CLASS Hoffman press er on gent's garments. Beautiful city of 30.000. Steady work. State experience and salary wanted in first letter. ELKHART GOSHEN CLEANING ft DYEING 00, Elkhart Ind. FUfcS'ITUftE Attti PHONOO&Afrfa Cabinet workers, apprentices, belt senders, boys sixteen years and older, cabinet makers. gluers. machine hands, man on 3-drum sender, molding senders, rip sawyer, varnish patch er or touch-up man. veneer room help, water rubbers and polishers, wood turner.
H. LAUTER CO .
W. Washington and Harding.
FIREMAN aru! “boiler washers, experiences
white men; 8 hours work; top pay; free aa-s: »jg^r 8 “ 0 * ol
FIVE
. 8516 Salem or call Irring-
m. W. A. SIDES.
carpenters
ton 2809 after 8 p. FORD MECHANIC:
Must be
our experts. a
WANGELCN-SHARP CO, “Authorized Ford Dealers.' 469 Virginia ave.
fitYer"
.“&.V 0 W2&, U ANGELIN-SHARP C
to work with
Good Apply
OfT MEN'S CLOTHING7 advancement lor competent c
L. STRAUSS ft CO.
middto-sged;
Call "Proepect 7360.
car Enters
308 Hume-Mansur bldg. 3842 or
CARP ENT EltS Cali Woodruff
Woodruff 1819.
t CARPENTERS
Nighte. Irvington 2046. clothIMg SALESMAN
wire first-class man for boys’ and i * department. Ws have a permanent
Live
children's ‘ u ° d " wm * ?si B u 7T)ai o ^a mpew, ‘
No Saturday night work.
^55k:
FRONT door man. auddte-agsd - colored: must come writ recommended. Apply COLUMBIA CLUB, TtksOtjiM, ringle man: stationary plant; S hours’ shift. In answer give age, experience. reference*.. Call Belmont 87. Auto.. 39-772. or write Box 378. R. R. B-l. Indi-
anapolis.
FURNITURE WORKERS Mattison lathe, sticker, scroll saw, sand belt, cabinet makers, cabinet room inspector, trimmers, packers. Good wages, hours and shop: steady employment. THE UDEL WORKS. FIRST-CLASS band sawyer on furniture work; will pay good wagea and give steady employment to a Steady, competent man. JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO, B. 16th and Sherman driva.
< ' lU'?N'tkt-for work
chef- SEVBRpr HOTEL.
— on rtjret cars.
Apply carpenter foreman. W. Washington
feiSyerb-
btis boys.
COFFEE SHOP.
CCDK
Apply CLAY POOL
Apply UNfON TRACfTSN SUPT S.
OFFICE 128 W. Wabash.
REPAIRERS
CAR kH C
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO
1505 Kentucky eve.
COLLECTOR: good chance for
ui
advance
MENTER CO.
SR wanted Call
"JS
Prospect
hours SEE 5
foVttiSSuaL irso ^wdLfS^
COLORED MAN
to fire boiler: man with janitor experience
**• ^
for night work; 317 and up. board included. SSSSTm S? cuST™ 1 -
doormaHT '
vSS'uXof’Zrtf-Mr'gS! HOTB - CLOYtiteNo Iilumin young man about 25 rwtrsof age: permanent position and
Apntr 12^Gallagher CLOTHING Oa.^ri~ W
FRIEND
Washington *t
experieneed tracer who can
Answer ^ stating
praF
letter well.
naa- Amdy iNDEFkf/DENT ATH CLUE lEiridian and Pratt.
TRACERS
DAT first
LOTC
detaeLers “and Excellent opportunity
right caliber; must be « salary expected gtve tail. Addreas Box 2875.
DRUG ~CLERKT - !
1: state expenrrtce in
^asrs. rJsjsHZzB
^Mice for promotion. Address Box 1986.
DRUB ciARte -iMi CoUm*:
DELXYERT be Washington. DfUt'ERY be
FORD
-Bsnr
white
*«r drug store. 1338 E. " white or Stored fffAF iYTNG CO, 750 Century bid. S»ftE35 OPERATORS. Bita night shift Apply
daytime, pnor to
EIGHT or tea good factory INDIANAPOLIS CRADLE
and Canal.
LUMBM^O^fSth ft^SrneS:
J. D. ADAMS ft CO,
217 S- Belmont av«. ______
l NORTH
WORKS. 29th
Box 1935. News.
tar on men's clothing: lor right party. Addreas
ELDERLY man. dark 233 S. Illinois. Main EXPERJENcH) ear w steady employment. LAUNDRY. 127 R. Wal| ELEVATOR operator. ^Bomdof^TradT bkhr
HOm SOUTHERN. “■SSoaK? 7S6
janitor, ooiorod.
CRA WFORD ^PHARMACY*
EDUCATED MEN. We have an opening which win be arvon to a man •( integrtty with aatfittan and the alfittty to grasp a ntuatioa requmsg brains To such aa indivtdnai aa immediate and persnent position it^open. earring with it. an
CO, 1088
INDIANAPOLIS SAWED VE
PHARMAC
tCT. wax tree*. CHARLES
atfrig fiaTTieairgN
levator men. Apply slart»eF. Btume-mansur bldg. EXPERIENCED porter. Sit. ThfiACYS DAIRT LUNCH. 417 N. Illinois st. EXPERIENCED PARCEL POST BUNDLE
Either stale
r female. Apply si so. fourth floor. DRY GOODS CO.
FLOORMEN.
Bright, neat apnearing, energetic. Prefer men more than 30 yean of age. married and who ere desirous of a future. Previous experience not essential and to men who can Qualify we offer good salaries, steady positions. with excellent opportunities for ad-
vancement.
Also men and boys for various positions; previous department store experience unnecessary; steady positions. Apply superintendent. seventh floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. Fairbanks morse co. 31st and Northwestern, rsQUire elect naans shop carpenter*, sander. laborers and men for general factory work. FlRntiN helper. Apply THE WAVERLET 00, 139 8. East st.
GROCERY ctorlt;
and general steady work
MALE HELP WANTED.
'TatW handT
machinists; 25 men recuired on ALLISON EXPERIMENTAL CO. Speedway. Bus »ei-vlce, 5c fare.
LABOlfeRS! fApply truck Sop foreman. West Washington st. car shop. EaBORERS. Senate ave. and Union tracks’.
«a*g6ife , E , Sc^oK , a )
LABORERS
Senate ave. and I. U. track*.
JCTION CO.
wanted.
MEAD CONSTRUC
LABORERS
wanted. Delaware st. and I. U. track*. MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO
TOABCftQflHH
C. ft A. POTTS ft CO, 816-28 W. Wash. ave.
LABORERfl steady; inside work: good wages. MARIETTA MFG. CO, I6th and Sherman drive. **
IA BORERS at Virginia ave. and Union
tracks. MEAD CONSTRi
LATHE. MIL
first class.
tUCTION CO.
AND GRINDER HANDS:
THE OTT GRINDER 00,
217 W. 10th. I.AnORF.RS; 36th and Central.
Laboratory man
experienced in plate work: good wages; steady position with chance for advancement. Dental mechanic, young man to learn the trade. This branch of dentistry offers unlimited opportunities to intelligent, ambitious
fellows with mechanical ability. STAR DENTAL LABORATORY. 616-616 Hume-Mansur bldg.
"Li A BO H B R 8
INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND HEAT CO, Kentucky ave. and West.
laborers wanted
Meet our own trucks and ride to factory.
E. RAUH ft SON. Back Of Stockyard*.
One truck leaves 21st and Senate at 6 a. m, down Senate to Indiana to Washington
and Illinois.
One truck leaves 21st and Cornell at 6 a. m, down Cornell to Massachusetts ave. to
Washington and Illinois.
Both trucks leave Washnigton and lllinoia comfort station at 6:30 a. m. HrtfcN. boys and colored girl*. S. Keystone ave. and Belt railroad. Take Prospect car to end of line. FAIRMOUNT, GLASS WORKS.
Wanted
for grain elevator work. BIG FOUR ELEJFATOR. Sherman drive and Big Four rail-
rosd. Phone Prospect 6878.
MIDDLE a6ED tingle man for sanatorium
work: reference. 2408 N. Meridian.
MEN—Several: airiHtious to get into the
selling game or to better themselves in
this game, who are willing to undergo some preliminary training prior to making good connections at agreeable salary. Address
Box 2089. News.
MAN with team to haul cinders. Apply
ENGINEER. Newton Claypool bklg.
MEN to fill places of switchmen in Big Four
ya.-ds, who are on illegal strike. Apply
F N. REYNOLDS supt. 615 Majestic bldg.
MAN who understands automooile painting; good finisher. Apply 319 E New York. MAN to raise a house sill at once. Main
6993. -
: good ^pay^ for competent
GOOD man to drive ngw gifto ciiir: coal truck. SCHUSTER COAL GO, Prospect
man. Apply 1<
8000. GOOD strong boy to drive wagon. 202 Ken-
tucky a vs.
SKNeraT-OYfiUe Hen Capable taking dictation, keeping books, general correspondence and oversoeing shipping. automotive accessory manufacturing busineM; state experience, salary expected, fine chance for willing person. Addreas Box 1969. New* HELPER; experienced white man on auto moving van; food wages and increase if you make good. 1005 Collage are. w a uriir imirgiH!
charge ol and managing oixice records buyer: muat be familiar with hand
buyer;
invoice pi also have
1994. News. HIGH-CLASS
taking:
Ks for handling ihSX
tlRnl
HHH competent men with expen _ and successful record to conduct
for retail merchants eat of dty; must re eatpertenos. know merchandise and art
of advertising, the kind with a
have experience, know of advertising the kind
punch. For interview write th*
CANNON WHITTIER
IkWimRGH 0
HOUifcMAN HOUSE.
HARDWOOD finishers. 321
Bouil
wSiSMS*
salaries. Apply HOTEL
HARDWARE CLERK Experienced. S. 8. RHODES ft SON, 340 W. Washington. HANDY MAN. EXPERIENCED in acwtyline welding. HOLCOMB ft HOKE MFG. 00. ICE PULLER, shift. WB
WEST
Machinists, tinsmiths, varnish body varnish finishers, upfliters. a H tn-liwnrhl* genera! nalntme and laborer* NOBDTKE ft MARMOY COMPANY. Kentucky ave. and Morris eft
I HATE a ver offer a few lugn-grade diem aft era: —. those who have had previous experience on high grade die work need reply. I tldrasa P. O Box 79A, Indianapotia. Ind
Want 3 •hop work- To hifh«rede bmb we are wiUNATToSaL* MO?OB CAR^A^YEH CORP. R- 33d st. College eve, car.
I HAVE a offer on screw machine and tw< on Shown and Sharpe J O Box 791 Indianapolis. Ind.
. ^ _ to Harden operators
white or
Odd Fallow
1362 E. Washington
"eb VL - oo
:^w
no children: i free; good
>B pree* PRESS
Mustjybkfc
FRANKLIN
JOB PRgy_t^ „ A P pi Z: ,MB TUTTLE.
JANITOR. EXPERIENCED- 1 jly METHODIST HOSPITAL
jANuroSE* 1 '
■ff. up office in
white. «i wINtEr' AJM’i's.' iaal ■ Apply at superintendent s
at INDIANAPOLIS MO-
fAY GROUNDS. F. M. BACHMAN. Pres. 2103. Anlo.
Meridian 52-348.
,LABORERS to unload hnnber. ^ MAAB-NHOCETER LUMBER CO B Sift st. and Mfnon R. R.
MEN wanted for grinding work; no ex peri - ence necessary. Apply 227 E. South st. kAN^^^f^niture. CABINET MaK- . ER* UNION. 820 E. Market. kxN as porter and dishwasher. Apply chef,
Marion" Club.
J oj .hoy to work cm ■nail truck farm
and drlee Market w;
ton^^M^^^TlV.^ 1 Wa - hl -
MOtDERS AND APPRENTICES
We have a new foundry addition about ready. It become* necessary to increase our force of moldere. We can use both experienced men and those who would like to learn trade. Apprentices receive a good rate while learning, with opportunity to make high
wages.
Take W. Washington car to Belmont, then south to employment office. LINK BELT CO, Belmont plant.
MALE HELP WANTED. MA3r-i^dri^tS5^^
SINKER DAVIS CO.
MAN with truck to haul logs: steady work all summer. F. M. BACHMAN CO. Madison ave. and Lincoln. Prospect 2163.
Auto. 52-248.
understand the gas are thrnaceM?
E. South st. MR. DRISCOLL.
NIGHT watchman: must und _ lighting of ga* fire furnaces. Apply 227
jilGHT WATCUNaN. Address Box TMc.
News.
Night man for watchman and cleaning work: downtown store: pleasant surroundings: position permanent: references. Addreas Box 2073
NIGHT watchman, must understand small heating plant and be able to keep up steam at mght. Office to be cleaned about 40x70. A. D. T. Permanent job. Address Box 2044. News. new plants being eOUipped necessitate* a number of millwrights and helpers, electricians and helper*, plumbers and helpers, pipefitters and helpers, sheetmetal workers and helpers: beat of wages paid high-class mechanics. Apply at once, ready for work. Speedway employment office or city employment office, 53 Vi S. Illinois st. PREST O-LITE 00, INC. 134 N 4-7-20 Night dishwasher, $14 per week. THOBiT TON'S COFFEE SHOP. 138 E. New York
street.
NIGHT WAfCHMAN
MR. KUNKEL. Merchants
White. Apply National Bank.
NUMBER of men for special police duty. Call Main 5100. Terminal 19 or at room.
102 Big Four freight house.
ONE mght janitor and 1 day jarutor. Y. M.
f C. A, New York and Illinois.
.BUY.
Good opportunity for advancement, with manufacturing concern. INSLEY MFG. CO. Olney and E. St. Clair.
OLD PASTERS NOTICE!
Twenty-five battery plate paetera: increasing number of men in this department: exceptional hourly rate guaranteed and large bonus earning possible; good man averaging 530 to $45 per week. Apply at once, ready for work. Speedway employment office, city employment office. 53 Vi S. Illinois st.
PREST-O-LITE CO, INC.
132N ——— 4-7-20
ork all day or after
ONE young man to
noon and evenings, in stockroom; steady position for an energetic young man. Address Box 1987. News. ONE cash poster" and one bookkeeper. State age. salary, education, experience, whether married. last employment and reference therefrom. Address Box 2029. New*. PAPER BANGERS. L.~~ C. McDOWElL.
2130, E. 10th st.
FXINTERS. Call Irvington 1518. PORTER and dishwasher, waiter or waitrese.
■B8.
PORTER STUBBINS HOTEL BARBER
SHOP. Good wage*.
PORTER; colored. Apply HOTEL WIL LIAM8» MSM MSiMMI "
PAtNYERS. 2. North IflSfiT
PO RTF R. colored: 50 hour* per; Steady
work. THORNTON-LEVY CO
WOriC. XMOKrl X\Jrl-LEV Y uo. PAINTERS for work on street cars. Apply painter foreman. W. Washington gt. car
PLUMBERS. STEAM FITTERS.
Can use from 40 to 50 plumbers. 25 steam fitters and 15 helpers: steady work under favorable conditions for good mechanics. Open shop. Wages $1 per hour. Make appflcation at once. Address Box ':086. News.
M "l 101'n 10 1CWaware h ° UJS * ^ yar ^ wor * MACHINE men; woodworking. 321 W. Mary
MEN^ Efijfe PLAJ^ WuKjg; GOOD KEYSTONE AND MINNESOTA^. IpROSPECT 6182 ■ •
WeN to unload cars. 1001 Southea.-tefn
MlQf with team* and trucks to (To coal
' laultBg. 1001 Southeastern ave SB
ban
MBIT
experienced on screw machines and punch presses. Rear 1630 Ash land ave.
MEN wftB"*omer experience on vise work.
106 W. South st. H
r plant by NATIONLUMBER CO, 1635
kEN to work in venei AL VENEER AND
W. Michigan st. MaN to mike garden on share*. "CfaiH Pros-
pect 6481.
MAN steady work. EAGLESFIELD IiaRDWOOD FLOORING CO, 920 Dorman.
MARRIED man to do farming. Office, Mata 3939. Residence. Circle 2941.
recigr rarcrare "and machine co: need* Jones ft Lamaon operators, who can ■et up and care for tools: also first-class lath* hknd* and drill pres* operators.
MPT for yard work. Q. ft J. TIRE COMEN wanted for night work: piece work: rata 55 hours per week; five nights also day work. G. ft J TIRE OO, 549 E. Ga. st.
MEN TO HANDLE EXP RES S
Platform men.- day and night experienced driver*, also stable men. AMERICAN RAILROAD EXPRESS COMPANY. J. K. Kennedy.
Meridian st
3 boring mill men. 1 automatic op-
erator. 1 Gisboft operator for night torn; atoo 1 boring mill man. 1 screw machine
operator 1 key sea ter. for day turn.
NATIONAL MOTOR CAR ft VEH CORP,
-M. 33d st. College ave. car.
9 . tj ill l)fli * ■■■■ ■ ..i.. - ■■ i. . ,g ■
MIDWEST ENGINE CO
ds laborers, tool designem. molders. manisto. welders, lathe* screw machines. a»ibiers. GisholU and floor molders. W# rata both day and mght shifts. Apply i , amployment office. 19tti and Martindale.
*a» w -jxr’Juss •sac
PACKING
helpera. I COT E
Mishawaka. Ind.
MEN to clean j^icks^^440^E. Washington. For Bght manufacturing, in a Hno of work which always insure* steady employment. Splendid opportunity for advancement; not ““’“^^•SfecAL LENS CO,
426 N Capitol are
MEN for work in" pharmaceutical Hboratory. PITTMAN MOORE CO, 111-17 N. Cap tol
MACSINliTil several all-round; contract •hop; steady employment. chance for ail vaoeament: good pay to steady and reliable men; state age and pmt place* of employ-
Addree# Box 1977. New*
KaN in warehouse, experienced in handling
furniture. 134 5 Senate a"-' .
ilAN to travel: gixpepm* advangxl See MR. FLOWER, after 6:30 -p. m. Palace hotaL
MAN for general porter work Circle 3590™ MARRIED man a* extra "wagon sale*m.-.n; 320 a week until vacancy on regular route; good, chance for advancement if you make good. Can between 3:30 j>. m. and 5. KING KOFFEE KO, 9418 N.^mincija
MAN experienced for re-«iving furniture and keeping stock in warehoum. 134 8 Sen a t-. MEN to clean bricks” 440 B~Waahmgton. HaS to work on small country place north of qty; married man preferred Call MR. CAWTHON. Hotel Bdward. between 7 a. m.
mml 4 p. m.
MEAT CUTTERS and t£“«*.rs: kowTji^F
KXfMJSM-'R' P ACKING
steady employment
CO, Muncie. Ind.
" MEN
for g
ment. mffBHB 502 Kentucky ave
factory work: steady etnployDIAMOYD CHAIN AND MFG OO,
CbB between 8 and P
PAPER HANGERS, union or nonunion, at once. PEABA BROS,y 1537 N. Illinois. PAINTER wanted. C alTriTlki N. Denny. ‘
PAGE boy between age of 16 and 19. Ap-
ply COLUMBIA CLUB.
PORTER for morning work in a drug store, GOLDSMITH BROS, 334 W. Washington.
^ pjggggg
Must be experienced in packing merchandi*e: *o«d Par; short hours. Address Box PORTER, colored. R. E. STRBNSS CO,
130 B. New York.
10 or more good
good wages paid good men. Apply 1
Maryland,
- men; 130 E.
PORTER: no Sunday work STATE LIFE
LUNCH. State life bldg
PAIWTE RH] tSrae 6741.
Bellefontaine.
MURPHY, "TOTS
ra S K «^^ a ® K5rp5aH! - PORTER LYRIC BARBER SHOP, I
PAINTERS; first-ciaes:
after 6. North REGISTERED
i 1882. assists
highest wages. Call
stani
particulars ' in first PHARMACY No. 2. CUi
REGISTERED PHAR!
short hours; it man. A;
DRU
i; permanent ipply at 230 G STORE. 0
’Union. Ind.
MACISYT good wagesT
poeition for the
MALE HELP WANTED.
TEN or mors good^paper hangers; ^odd wages paid good men. Apply 130 E.
Maryland.
TIMEKEEPER, experiencelt! for "railroad: who understands latest schedules for position as chief timekeeper. Address Box
1932. News.
TOP bUilde'Ks
Contract work on high-grade Jobs. Address Box 1764. News.
VULCaNIESI: Call Main 6i6o.
WAITERS, colored. CRAIGS. 8 E. Wash.
WOOD FINISHERS and craters. THE EMRICH FURNITURE 00.. 324 W. Morris st.
WHITE laborers: steady work: good wagss. PIEL BROS. STARCH CO, Belt R. R. and Droyer st. Stockyards car.
vYlxAAJ!* VA/vilvS. Must be first class hotel cooks, best wages, short hours, ideal conditions and permanent positions to men that qualify. For further particulars write or wire B. 0. Martyn. chef, the JEFFERSON HOTEL. Peoria. 111.
WACL PAPER cleaners.^ PTOepect^STft construction laborers; highest starting wages paid, with opportunity to increase rata within 2 or 3 days if ability and willingness to work are shown: extra hour on day bonus for regular attendance; will transfer to regular production jobs later if desired. Apply at once, prepared to work. Speedway employment office or dty employment office. 53 H S. Illinois st. PREST-O-LITB CO, INC. 133N 4-7-20
WANTED. 10 BOYS
between 16 and 22 u offbearers and helpers; work light and steady : substantial hourly rats and bonus. Apply speedway employment office or dty employment office. 53 V4 8. Illinois. PREST-O-UTE CO, INC. 136N 4-10-1920
WAGON washer: night man: steady work. The R. W. FURNAS ICE CRBftM CO,
131 N. Alabama.
WANTED. 2 first class mechanics. None other need apply. Call for Mr. Baaton. STERLING MOTOR CO, 833 N. Meridian.
WOODWORKERS, two or three good allround mill men are needed by a small planing mill in Indianapolis; good wages and conditions are assured to the right men. Your reply will be treated confidentially. Give home address and telephone number.
Address Box 1993. News.
WINDOW trimmer: experienced; steady"^ Uon. good set ary. Apply DANIELS, cor-
ner Washington and Delaware.
WATCHMSlBEfc. 1107 S. Meridian.
WaTCHHaIT Night work, for Washington st. store: middle-aged man; references required. Address Box 207*. News.
WALL paper clerk; one understanding paint business preferred. INDIANA WALL PAPER COMPANY.
YOUNG man experienced in drug store; no night work. GOLDSMITH BROS, Illfooie
nnd Ohio.
Y0U?f<J~MAN to learn trade in picture frambros:. rsir**- c “' •■ LrMAK
Y6UNG man to drive truck; must be experienced in furniture. 571 Maes. ave.
YOUNG MAN going to school to work in grocery every Saturday. PETER SMITH
ft SONS.
YOUNG man, about il, who has bad office experience, a* assistant to order clerk; permanent: good chance for advancement-
ir o &,u£ T tK ORD n '
YOUNG MAN, 18 or over, to assist porter. HAMPTON PRINTING OO, 117-121 W.
Georgia st.
YOUNG man going to school, to help out in drug store afternoons and evenings and
Sunday. 53 8. Illinois.
f or B , *si d , i rd w„^ n So71EF 3 efejv *•. *w, ftfiu is. wMmmp/m
YOUNG married man, experienced Ford truck driver, for dry cleaning delivery; permanent position; good pay. Address Box
2080, News.
. young Mur 16 or 17 years old. for filing and office work; must have some high school education: a splendid chance for a good boy. THE INDIANA LUMBERMAN'S MUTUAL IN8URANCE CO, 618 N. Dal aw are. Mr Shew-
man.
YOUNG man to drive grocery delivery
wacon. 1640 E. Washington st.
INSTRUCTIONS.
iXfiffelTand" men to ftvn "Wber trade: sSR'BfeSSPfcf'-mct
RAGTIME and jass piano playing guaranteed in twenty lessons; afvanosd course for players. Booklet on request. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC. 106
Pembroke Arcade. Circle 8034.
2300 Broadway,
Gary. Ind.
SALESMEN WANTED.
"SALESMAN and DISTRICT MANAGER"
to follow up prospect* in Indpl*. distn.-t
labile insurant-*
eral general
with one of the lia
Co. in Ihe rfty.
automobil
.»«. have aev«
i^ 1 jcJiW 1 - 1 -
SAtKSMlil. if you air* earneetiy”looking for an opportunity to connect with an established business institution, to give real effort and time to make real money to work for a real future, phone Main 7181 or Auto, 26-144. ■
SfOCflALisSflST
leads furnished; men
$200 per week. MOTORS CO.V-
' Wanted, live mi
are making from $100 to MULTI X AIRCRAFT AND PA NY. 112 E. Market et.
“salesman:
1-
seller.
hur
lo ffiT vacancy tn our Indiana orr. Must be thoroughly conversant
with modern machine shop practice, running and operating of automatic screw mn~
to $13 commiselon each sale: readv hunr. on " I iiapixsrioin! vacancy in our Indu
■.Wmlftiy. *“- ■ *
chiues. turret lathee, etc., to sell and | onstrata a high-dam cutting lubricant.
dem
. It
appUcanls for
is absolutely essentia! that
position must with the I an
^"'age^marrled or single, and salary to start. Address Box 2023. N<
state a quired
SALIhkHN lo sell new map; Selling'miperience "e^fjry: «arnlngs guaranteed. Addrae# NATIONAL MAP CO, or call per sonally at our ofTica. ■ ■
WaSTed
"ST a m a < ■ in^JlS^TWiSA N^
A district manager and saleemaq to hsn
die line of contractors' heavy
eluding unloading cranes, inf mixers and industrial
equipment inpavers and biuM
_ hauling outfits in
central and southern Indiana with offii* in Indianapolis, Write fully, giving ago. previous experience, qualifications, to secure in-
tervtaw. Address Box 2006. News.
WE HEED a progressive man for inch eouii -
ty in state: opportunity for man with au-
tomobile to mtablish permanent and profitable business for himsslf. Tiooa oils and greases have been sold In every county for many years, are thoroughly introduced, thus making sales easy by calling on users in county. Btg commissions await right man. Addrms TI0NA REFINING CO, Indiana.
,-i-Ui /■, i .
WE ARE - opening a beautiful river front addition and can use a few real salesmen. Remuneration is unlimited. Apply mornings. L. E. MONTGOMERY. 706 Occidental bldg.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
'ruu . MeiMHBi£y j .t:;' 1 ':.;; 1 7';; UI’, AT 6S t < E good girl to assist with" worli no laundry: good wagse. Circle 2959 • aN^oPportuWty to secure good position: salary advanced frequently; young woman over 16 years of •‘'in®,/ ■M '
Be
1 at*-.
whit*
RECEIVING clerk and man to assist in shipping* department. W. R. WHEELER CO,
426 N Meridian.
REGISTERED drug clerk, experienced and reference required- good hours and salary. Address Box 1818. News.
STAIR MAN. one capable of billing out and Jaying off stair work. W. F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO, 19th and Cornell.
SHINERS. 7 S lliinois st.
SCHOOLBOY, with wheel. 2155 N. Talbot avenue. •»
SI?EEAL paper banger*. Call Circle 1190. Prospect 3644. Woodruff 8484.
SEVERAL bright boys, not over 16 years of age. to make themselves useful: steady positions; splendid chance for promotion. GOLDSTEIN BROTHERS. Washington and Delaware.
SHEET METAL MAN. Want a firts-chw* sheet metal man who hae had experience taking bumps and waves out of automobile bodirn; steady job and ▼err liberal wage. - NATIONAL MOTOR CAB ft VEH. COBP, B. 22d at. College ave. car.
M F5. SS’iSufSa-TE: SSUMST'
SHEET METAL FITTERS. Helpera, laborera and rivtt beaten. INSLEY MFG. CO. OnJey and E. 8t. Clair.
BTENdUfiAPHgR for advertising department of Indianapolis manufacturer. If rou have some knowledge of operating multftrrapb special conaideratioe will be given. Give phone number. Addrees Box 2090. News. ^
SALESMAN, experienced, for gent's furnishing department; steady position. Apply DANIEL'S, corner Waablngton and Delaware.
SALESMAN: experienced: gent's furnishing*. 135 N. Pennsylvania et.
STOCK and shipping clerk experience in wall paper and paint buaineM. INDIANA WALL PAPER COMPANY.
SAND BLAST man and foundry laborers. XALUMINUN CASTINGS OO, 1116 E. Georgia
SINGLE M'AK. middle-aged, to do farm Vott ▼■Uer^UUlL mT* 1 C “ 9T ' a
k c -
SHiSk repair man. Call E. B. HOLTAM Prospect 771
EEAT COVER MaN “ with fop building experience. GLOVER EQUIPMENT CO, 413 Y? Capita!.
TWO middle-aged men for haatite work. ffUsse—t eurrounglagt: ■ good wagM. Call
SUPERINTENDENT, Main 2707,
ToolmaKers
Want 2 first-class toolmakers for jig and
fixture work.
NATIONAL MOTOR CAR ft VEH CORP, E. 22d st. College ave, car. t
1 "ftAUWtfl cJeK BC^lT^. iflffls. ^rcli^fl":
SALESMEN WANTED. TTcom service men: high school education: between ages of 26 and 36. Address Box 2017. News. - MAY, experienced with canned roods; $2( per week and commissions YEW WRECK 1NG CO, §t. Clair and Senate ave OLD established
PIANO, PHONOGRAPH AND INSURANCE salesmen take notice. One of the largest and strongest music houses of this city is in need of s few A-l salesmen to represent us in this city. We hsvs the very best hns of phonographs that are sold here. The easiest selling proposition you ever had. Well seasoned salesmen will prosper with us. The biggest opportunity of your life await* you hen. Ornaments and chair warmers aav* your time. Fog Interview writ*, giving your past experiences and whom you have worked for; also how much you are earning at present. phone number, etc. Addree* Box 2084. News.
SALESMEN WANTED „Sirz as:TirsVps rSKTiiS posses* tact sad clowng sbtlity/ MR, COATES. 305 Merchant* Bank bldg.
SALESMEN wanted. Here best pro for real live salesmen, selling oil for company which hae production, ft Box 570. Cameron. Tex.
WANTED
SALESMAN Any first-claa*
per and cordage pecte and adraru General Driivsry
STOCK SALEflMiN. *ix pegteucod capable and successful, to sell outaids ludianapoU*.
Large factory
salesman that can sell pa- , and bags; bast of pro*•emrnt. FRANK B. EVANS.
_Ib
rated in Dun's and Br bank reference*. Liberal VAN AB8DEL. Mein 13!
op&r u mtt %\,ZZ"
’ nRSS
for interriswl
/.rs//
I, our
intorvi.,.
t»,—mf;—^— An unlimited opportunity in
Hon of a well
manufacturer to succemfu goods are sold direct to plants, commercial property own niripahtte* and utility companies We require two men over 30 years of age
for Indiana territory.
Remuneration include* salary,
expenses, commission and sales over quota. For
MY,
Was
saTMSiaN wiiK PonFo?
and bonus oi • interview. SACHEROFF.
A. L. ■■
sehingtou
and county, to •*& “
accessory ever offered; mc*w
One man made $100 first . x . week very common. See MR M6AHKR. C _ J. CARBURETOR BALES OO 120 K New
Vork at.
GRAPH CO. 1
Special opportunities for girls st this tims
with the long lines department of the Bell system. Long lines department offers attractive position at this time to girls, who will be paid while learning. Rest and lunetoroom quarters provided for employes. Please SStS® MliTSto’i-: or “ teB6< ”-
AN TM MEDfA^OPPOKTtfNIT7
for girls over 16 in long distance department. We are increasing our force of Ion* distance operators and need 25 girls st on-v. We will pay you good wages while teaming and we also nave an interesting proposition to offer those who become permanent employes. Attractive roof garden. Music.
Lunches at cost.
IJYDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO, Cor. New York and Meridian *U.. Room 523J
mx.iT nlshr
Ifew Yojdc
, Cl^ERk and stenographer ‘in' wholes house: must be experienced and f,: reference. Address Box 1980. New *
■ BOOKKEEPER
’ rtu ’ -SBSHoTiiFrrsk-
experiencs
News.
and phoi^e. Address
goo , Boi sn“t
mOm.. . BUNDLE
woilt lister, collar sUrchwTnd to work tn shirt dept. GRAND
LAUNDRY. 109 W. 10th. UHaMBERMAma wauled.
CHAM BERM
SPENCER
cxmrniz
ger. A8KIN
Washi
■^TcTdt&lwr store. Apply to man*" KIN ft MARINE C», 137 W,
raAMREiTmtias. Appiy hoO^w; claT-
COLLAR girls. IP A Cl KftAUfifl LaXJVDRY COO^roneral houseworji^amily offi: goo ' room: good wages. Harrison 1848 CCMPHTeNT white girl as hnusStSpcr good home In small family. 2334 Park North 4636. 42-888,
;«» m. »**
t ' K ^L‘'“cUPT ■ '"’"’'wrvknr
EY. AUT<
ectJir
JKRS
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AUTOMATIC 42-284.
WsMwnoc
COMPETENT LADY CLERK
for all-night Sews stand. Address Box 1766.
permanent inettrenee «
working
position
Ice: short condition*
CLERICAL work; downtown life
hours and pleaeant
Call Main 7185.
OTSHUTwo$Ot : for cook and general housework la small
COLORED WOMAN
day. 4*4 N. Ranets.
coLSre
D (HlL8 U) wait soda of neat appearance
curooSTSi*
SBSZWd-
assist w
good salary
alt tod* tables
mu* I
■■ arol! ■Sfi:
CQMPWf&ft I onlv
I blouse 2123 N 4 ■ •*
s-rTiSfe-