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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THTRSDAY. APBIL 22, 1920.

DIFfl.

Frederick

mat

wad mother

widow 01 the Iwte I of, Georje Praiise.

away at Albaquerque. 2?. M _ April

J at XlOTt

church, corner North and New Friday, 2 p. m. For furth-r ineaaLW. E. Kneaer. Morn 1151,

Burial Crown Hill.

ZINK—Joseph Zink. 1022 *. Alabama sthelo red husband of Mary Zink, aad father ; of Henry F„ Georte W.. Albert F. and, May me Zmk. paased away Thursday. April K 22. at St. Francis Hospital, aye 05 years.

MUTT and JEFF—The Candidates Haven’t Anything On Jeff—By BUD FISHER

(Copyright, 1920, by H. C. Fisher, Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)

We desire to e

Funeral notice later

ADAMS—Austin Racier A damn, infant wwi i •f Mr, and Mrs Dean Adams. 310 Hamilton , AT*., died April 21. Funeral Friday 10;

A a>. Serrices strictly private.

CLEMENTS—Barbara Clement*, ace 71 Tears, wife of George Clements. Wednesday, 3 p. m. Funeral from her late borne. 916 H«rvey at.. Saturday. 9:30 a. Sacred Heart church 10 a. m.. Deceased was a

member of Christian Mothers’ Society.

HOOD—Auce B J. Hood, wifs of Arthur If-, Hood died st the resident*. 544 Middle TOre. Woodruff Place. Tuesday. April 20, »^0 P. m. Funeral tram remdenee. Friday April 23. 3 p. so. fWaaiutscwn {D, C-l

F*t*e* please covy.J Card oT^Titanks.

We desire to express o.«r bcartfelt thank*

Davidson. the «ng*r*. Shirley lends and neighbor* for th«r

_ ^ sympathy shown during the piuem and death of our be lowed daughter and water. Erma Olive McGee, and to all JfH. AhDMBn C. £. McCEK aVD FAMILY.

Card of Thanks.

g We wish to thank our relatives »r4 friends . for tbs sympathy ami kindnena stoowo durirtf the atekneae and death of oar baby. | We also desire to cxnrem our thank* for ; -#•* b?*«fcriil Bora! otei-iogs. W. H. BALDAITF AND FAMILY. j to JAtving Remembrance «f George M Milan, who passed away 9 year* : •go today. Three rears have !•*—-; and gone f Oh, how I miss you. Fncnds may i .think the wound has healed; little do they , know the eorrow dial Urn within my heart! concealed. 1 often ait and think of you ^ wh**i I am all atotse. far memory la the only friend that grief can call its own. You were the beet that God -ouid lend: a 'loving bus-1 mwid, father and a faithful friend, I think ; of you in sUene*; no eyes can see me weep, bat many « wient tear I shed when others are mlmp. You tolled along the rugged path of burden* *or* dtstreenerl until Go-! * gel said: ‘ Come twin Me and rest " TOl'H H'ING WIFE. CHILDSEW AND GRAND

<D&EN.

j H&llo, mutt 1 5lt> 1>e \ J WHAT D‘\e \ THUUk' CF NAV PR£SlI>eMT<At.

XCU Pool? Ft-Srt^XOC AlM'T 6o T A tKAMCe AGAIWST W00T> ARID HOOUCFfc ! YOU AiWT t«0 THCtP CLASS

yfiv. In Loving Rcmcnthrancc

<Jf Edward A. Guinn, Jr.. Mm of Myrtle and

Edward A, Quinn, who passed away 2 ’ego April 22, 1913. He has i to awake never more in this wor

Storr

'where the hoittwt

ray

fallen

rorid of

THAT‘\ wHeiee you SHew Yeuft. iGMoeANce! Johns oa£s, A 'ViATtve Sow Tain t Hef Answ€^ that!

YES, He's • * NAD VC Son.'

AMD WOOD'S A SOuDiEfe, AAJD MOOVER'S A Food cA^ef^x!

AIN’T X T*i6HT

Quite so y Quire Sol BuT UIHAT’S THAT got to |-~ Do vajiTH You f

rV A NATVVe SON J'JST luce Johnsorj'. and x’m A SOLDIER LlWC U/OOD. 3L STUCK MY BtAK OUEfe THE TOP op THe trcnchcs HU FPANCe! AND \AlH6AJ IT CONAE s TO FOOl>

in#, or n e fi<iin

N£LL, X'tL B€T HOOVCl* \ AlM’T <5dT ANYTHING OM RA« J AS A COfSJNO\SS€UDe**« . X’M AS GOOD A MAAJ AS ALL. THREE 0^ 'em pvt -roGeTHen

FuIjit—^

LOST AND FOUND.

*u**s*Siirw*^^

mmr

Fnrd touring c»i Indiana license No. 109710, motor No. 3283605 from tn front . of old ubs-ary building < Meridian street side I. asleep! Wednesday night, between 0.20 and 10:45; 2' round glaea windows in rear curtain, 1-

rasper: *r* **>»■** wsnp Jtg s#» ■wygfM'w : ss.Mgfaag w *** • sewe

Joy; exalting he treads o'er the beautiful! mao top extra hood, nonskid cord tire on

' angelic boy. For baby will f left side with b*J«.k cover ami white stripe;

a radiant, angell

Itr* tit the msmueo* ab»>

apeetai windshield adjustable lop sad hot-

W mmrfm. wper* IM noneet I ■

•Mi- in the glorious light of Hia en- [ Wwh. targe steering wheel, rubber foot pedal*.

expanding in beauty and pr d*

He lily tike ha nos above the still heart baby whose life te no more and. hope regain him where weary heart* rest, on

» far away wpiritual shore.

TRUST.

of our H

died

Ftril soft

W w

In Loving Rcmrinhram**

darling daughter, Ethel fiietti Smith,

year ago today. In the graveileeplng where the flow-r*

her tone think of

w_ave. mp th* one we l-nwl #0

»er* gent dearly in

nihswt gravo. We often *it ami you when we are ail atone, for

memory it the only friend that grief can e*n . : ^ Its own. We mi« ymir naming footstep* l£i i ^..Au«o : ..49 :

mm W E. BARTON 506 LSD Main >044. Aoto. 21-077.

JWaKL limkiidb wiQftwo pimdmrta Wtdpte

day night on Pennsylvania st. -jar or on

Mi-htgan st. between Penney hr aid a and Marat theater or at Marat. Betam 319 Indiana Trttat or phone office. Main 4379; '•ewitiace. .Warnson 2630. Reward ISS^ir black" handbag' T-wt. ' 'with " Victory

bond bank booh, •ash amounting to bout 416 Star and Mews agent’s paper am

•mint fjeft at pump in Blvereide park, ward. JESSIE B

HH. ... JBK JRome i* notlSte j

it used to be atace you left n* Ethel dear. puig of L S^ Ayres A Co., claim check and

.ntTMlIR,'MOTtfSgt AMD BROTHERS * *“•».—

ECAftr. tghl

BARTLEY.

brown pimer wrap-

no OMSO re m:-« T “toep ou auf

In IiOTing RFBiFfitbring#

of our tittle atm, James F. Mali, who " years ago, April 22, 1916; How you. daritnf 'baby,. while you, uttietijr Tiwt re»t when w« tbin.lt of bow you

ft red then we know that God kne» best; ghd our a- hmg heart* ate- lamrtng for that sweet fade we tme no mom earth has lost tipi glow of gtadne**. a shadow o’er our life iff cast, for our home without our darhnr is oat the same as in the pawl. MOTHER,

FATHER AMD SISTER. in Loving Remembrance

pf ottr dear son and 'brother. Marry Wheatwho left us three years ago today. The

BmRS •wa’-iib - ‘

l Marry home,

SISTER,

moriV a gmttie vote* FATHER. MOTHER

wrss nm, t vamirt ctudr. wire a.

DkkN

ill hie vacant oh*

aad father. Harry them y«'»r» ago

a on, but AND CHIL

away April come over u*. lav memory keeps died ftvs yearn

ge died 2. p m and Mew a.

toaae alia Prangc Evangel) »w Jersey, preaidcnt BERG, eeoretary tiwiTTOT W ‘aanP?i lay, April 23. at g;30 funeral partom. 135 terviges at St. John * al Holy Cruse orate-

FU,R, *rar6TKiww at 34th st. W# grow cut

*4Sfe

werfc Wuh.

gpH«flraa t .saLisr

UNDERTAKERS.

If-US, . Mam ItS.

ft 494.

■ si.. ^

ItMliana Fur Company label. Return to L. 8. AYRES A CO cheeking desk and get >10

reward Mo question- aakeil

iCMITiirE'" hrmSTtoei. valued , u"prea««it. between Hume Man«ur bldg and gas offk-e. liberal reward. 1363 College ave.

arete 5083

WSfTl "YlgSfmTm ford’' air; ktet on 1. Washington st.. between 5460 and 5800; driver mu»t stand toss if not found. Reward. THE FOCLDS M11XIM0 CO. Main ■HW.>9, ■ DlAjIDMD ring toet! washroom,'" 5th~fioor, Ayree’. Friday noon. Apnl 16. Party known who took it Pleaae rwturn to cashier,

7th

who

WllAir ia tlmown who fiteked up wrist watdb on Star store stairway; can avoid

returning same to STAR STORE

trouble by

at once,

dTa Tmk loir near or in Claypool hotel

7563 or return to MR. WALTHER9.

ImhanapoU* Mews, Reward

Tuesday evening j. Cm Prospect

PaCRAGE'cooitaittiaf ~i ;* numbered im~coir pon books, between Polar office and ."tad and Penneylvaaia. Reward. POLAR ICE

AND FUEL 00 _ »

C6ST or strayed VrehVh"&uiT.''Female”"hoeiuie Wo 4968. owner s name on collar. • Reltogsr” Answers to name Gyp. Call North

t in, . r . .

Party Who look et.ffee r»«t With percolator off Garfield car. last night. Call Prosmct

841.

L6S¥r'gmein'’riitt' ‘umbrnfia’' Tn^'lltkter’a "t^oi

fSKS 1 '* c S3k.

iMf. biue silk umbrella, at Heyent thsa ter. Monday night. Reward. Phone Bel-

mont I334„

WOMAN" th a t" pi <*ked""iu p"wri st” w atri» ohTlar store stairway ia known;..,,can avoid trouble by returning same to Star store at once. M0*iEY BEtf .^lU.mng valuable Jewelry sod LU»-rty bond. Reward, no Questions

asked. Address Box 2245. Maws.

IKOOCn lost. Ohio theater irYiaamSi^ sett*: garnet. Return 618 M. Esst. Mra.

I IK *

MALE HELP WANTED.

BEL-TSANDiar

expenencedT^teady work;

Mas ma *

beat wages. THOMaS MADDEN SON A

CO, Fletcher ave. and Big 4. HTggll

OAR JEstt??,

3230

day work. See MR.

E. Tenth. »

BOOKKEEPER by large corporation, aafeguard Mger, about 28. good penman. EXCELLENT

quick and accurate at figures. Address Box

2540. News.

TlOV "colored". H years old. to work in shop.

MALE HELP WANTED. ELETvFoK ^eratOTT^^fSteT^^^tpply^custodian. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE.

New York and Meridian.

EXPERIENCED clothing and furnishing in |oods man. BOSTON STORE. Kokomo.

MALE HELP WANTED. MAN. experienced, to hang wind©

v A S»S.

PATTERSON

tang wind

SHADE

shades.

CO, 116

27 R. South st, BOOKKEEPER. At: good salary, steady posiUon. MERCANTILE GARAGE. 125 S Prr.-ylvama.

BOY

opportunity for first class

hand screw machine men. PARTS COR FORATION, 735 Virginia ave. EXPERIENCED man. night cashier for reatanrsnt: not leas than 40 years of age; good family connection and good reference required; salary SI4 per week and meals. THOMPSON 3 RESTAURANT. 119 N. Peon-

aytvawU.

IE. South* at *«* certiAcate. ^ COaL

BAFSRSnTitoeF. Se SfR CASS: "MSS K ^Trath. B’TLER" ind houseman, colored Washing - ton 130. sioY to team trade. ZIMMER ENGRAVING CO, 214 N. Delaware. BAfe&R. *30 Ft. Wayne ave.

BOYS

14 to 16 years old. who can work mornings br afternoons. Apply at once, employment bureau, fourth floor. PETTIS DRY GOODS CO * BUS BOYS COLORED: Good wages. Apply WHITE 8, 34 THE CIRCLE.

16 to 26 .... and checking GRAND LAUNDRY.

W. 10th.

BENCH MOLDERS

years old to do weighing

^. nd CO,

Best of working conditions wages PEERLESS FOUNDRY

tA>ppsr« ."

BILL!NO CLERK: expenen<-ed, for shipplng work, steady employment. Apply Superintendent. between 9 and 12 a. m.. HURST 4 CO 373 W I.Oh

rfARBER. Frid.*y a i.i Saturday. $10 guar

ant***: good over money. 30 Kentucky ave i,ii - ■" ■ ■■ '* — i—Mi ——i

BOY J colored; to work in shop. 56 S. Me* rldiao. - ; : ' u _j

BRfCK CLE ANKR8

South Senate, $2>»0 ^"tho CoMPos 1T6R

Emp

uaand.

ire and

Man for label work: firat-claaa. permanent poeitiaw. with good wages. Phone Pros. 644. COUNTER m. t p also first class cook. Apply

UNION STATION RESTAURANT. iSssssnscssrBiss

BUREAU,

PEAltL SUNBURNT wTil party who phoned please call again? Satisfactory reward.

MaSttfiSi,

fCTTw'Bi

ala

wing •£ Maryland

please CHKU'

tn 'case Inst’ Tuesd. *1 and IUumms. 6577, Reward

,ay ev»Finder

2401 Prospect BUSCH of K*

and JeUer lost on to ticket agenl

it,' Reward

lost on Meridian

Prospect car line Pleaae return

*•8 ;,i liiri

Morns,

PfjCKTPPfiOfSF containing between Goldstein’s an

feetwsian

FAHXLEY A Me

Saturday rratui WmwfiSm

change,

aad Market House. Reward. Cirele 943

LRKCTORS. tmnrmm

*Td : *7?r«r&+%

Auto. 27.501.

nr -

«**» ’ • Auto. 21-176.

haNan

waning. Hudson seal neck-

piece. in or near Murat. FIE HER A gggXY- .«*!»»**: ig —.. ITRhe. bla.-k patent leather, teat Ttrmtoal station, containing >16. 52 Monument

ii'': •' .’.i'_

M mnsm& buB ' terrier. aTf wlute except

one ear and eye. brown; reward for any information Cin-te 126j t ’ . f

BOSTON bulidog loat. wearttig' harneaa with

Invnae No. 617. Washington 556.

OclNsl "piste 'kit: Mo. LOIBISJ ISIi

Waahtwgton 75^>«

CAlfHo loet "brown, white,' foil mounting: Wednesday: reward. Dvingtcm 765 I'dCKlSbODK.. vtoler. Sc : 5(to steare; party ia

known: return to 746 Park ave.

Sunday. Main 3081.

Bt IjfTOlTEtrSSr^Efig-lish. tost.

wsni. North 1627

mn ,

MALE HELP WANTED.

married

8. 21<K) Proepect Auto. 53-378, WM. K KRIRGSR " km# Auto 21-114 Main 1145. 'nmfBf 3515 K. Washington. 3168 W Michigan. ~wm—— let. Auto. 27-781.

‘ITtJjiJ

i. Auto. 26-564. FEENEY ioi* Mam 845. NSMTT ' ‘ ri 2 AUIO. 62-170

rried couples for kitchen and work Addres* supermtendeut.

AT ONCE.

,#|8«r VwWHnBHH _ I.. HBBH9

Indiana Village for Epileptic* Newcastle,

lad.

as 1 f<>mi>bTlR miecSaTi.c; "must know Ford

car thoroughM. 127 E Wabash

a'MaIS.’TO to"year* oki,, with team, to tend farm for woman. Address Box 2563.

'ACTdiio'iiLE RKPAiina®r

MADDEN-COPPLE 00.

North.

209

Call any day up ull 9 p. m. AS EiPfeSfKNCKD elevator man. or a man who has worked several year* aa second man in an elevator. Address J. L. KRAK

ISG R. R. No. 3 Peru. Did A&MfcjMltlfd department: large corporsuon requires j-oung man about 25 for general work._ Addrc-i* Bex 35d£ _ News TTfAiTto make mortar tmlbe road; ‘ good pay. Apply 602-oi State Life bldg, after

Hi a- m

APPRENTICE to learn the minting trade | ROGKWALTRR BALL PRINTING CO. Sth

I Itofrr Oemt^ty bldg. } A MARRIED man and also single,

oii farm- 0*15 Ben Dana %

to weak

f ArtOMOBlLfe washer;' 'steady;, good ' pay

, | ' ipsa Th i ttii >« • 1 apprentice

FOUND.

6 pm-

N. 7078.

blankbook

3 or 4 years’ expmeace.

mtal wages. —fSank

Icrward*?: with for real J<M>: ex*

Addr- * Box 2528. News

■ First dam R. St. Clair.

B5¥~Tii

NESSLER A C6;

Newton Claypool bldg.

INSLEY MFG CO., Ohsey and

servie* department, o* IWOOD TYPEWRITER CO

wiS

sr 16. UN31 E Ohio.

service.

hicydb for me*s«

~ jURIKACY. ANT) CABUrtST MAKER.

A KRAUSS 00- 427 W. Market.

to dehver on hscyefce. ik F. May'HeW. 1164 W. 30th BARBYR wanted: guarantee 520 acd' 66 per

cent, over >28. PETER

▼arawt. had.

BOY;' good, steady.;

WAHL, North

■ to work ia shrug store

. m learn bustneas; good bsvra and wages: RHODES DRUG CO. S02 5. W«rt BARBER steady job. OCCIDENTAL BCTLDme BARBER SHOP. BARBER ^ Ynday erening and Saturday'; '>©

II Palmer st.

». ELECTRIC STEEL CO dr

, 'A... SwsiiSwa#'.

BOffT"

15 to 17 years of age to work in mock room: light work, good hours; splendid ehanoe to learn department store work; “ 1 rigMglHllllillllll

baser'

ERR STORE.

GBCK-ERY mli * ;

oven men

for purchasing department of packing con-

cern: salary >25.

BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY

210 Hume-Mansur bldg __ CAR" WASHER, experienced: good salary. steady position. MERCANTILE GARAGE

CO., 125 S. Pennsylvania.

COLLECTOR wanted by large New York concern; must know residence section and be able to furnish small real estate bond: do not apply if you can not furnish bond. MR. SCHILLING, 427 Law. flflEF engineer to take charge of power equipment in large plant: large boiler capacity: generating plant and motor driven machines; must be able to work out power and steam economies no other but an A-l man need apply. State salary. Address Box

3523. News, * eoriKsmT^TpcT. August 28; rest wife preferred

TERS. 304 Chamber of COUNTSR ma..' "OiSTtCINTaL RESTaU-

Boy Scout

at camp, Juhe 14.

it periods allowed: man arid BOY SCOUT HEADQUAR-

HiANT. Illinois and Washington COLORED MAN. middle-aged light factoiy

work. 456 S Meridian. CHiW. WHlffe, AT ONCH. Good wages. Apply Misa Foster,

CITY HOSPITAL.

COLORED BELOfibC ■

Also elevator boy: good salary: Apply at

daak. HOTEL LINDEN.

COLORED man for'"night porter Mi small hotel. Good proposition for man employed during day. 531 NT Meridian. CIGAR Ctfcft*—MxF«k JYNfEF

Address Box 2499. News.

FOToWtIp^juth sTde ice and

COAL CO- 1902 S. East st.

firWaM

single i HOTEL

man. Apply Engineer.

LINCOLN rlREMAN. siosle man: atationmy plant: 8 hours’ shift. In answer give age. experience. references. Call Belmont 97. Auto. 39 772. or write Box 378. B. R. B-l. Indi-

anapolis.

FIRST CLASS proofremtor; ’Writ (:ARGILI

CO Grami Rapids*. Mich.

FOREMAN | in machine shop, experienced in high grade quality production on various modern ma-

chine tools.

FAIRBANKS, MORSE A CO.. 21st and Northweatem. FURNITURE WORKERS. Laborers, sticker, scroll saws, sand belt, cabinet makers, cabinet room inspector, trimmers, packers: good wages, hours and shop: steady employment. THE UDELL WORKS. • FOUtfDKYTborers. MlECTR 1C" STEEL C<>, OF INDIANA. Speedway. FIRST CLASS mechanic on auto truck* and

pleasure cars

N. Capitol

Apply MR. NEWSOM. 339

FURNITURE salesmen; good monev-to the right man. Address Box 2507, News.

FOUNDRY LABORERS

THE LANGSENKAMP WHEELER BRASS

WORKS. 1234-6»5 Shelby at.

FURNITURE polisher.' Apply' CLAYPOOL

HOTEL.

FURNITURE WOllKfiir

Apprentices: belt sanders: boys. 16 years and older: cabinet makers; gluers; machine hands: man on 3-drum gander; molding sanders; rip sawyer: variety saw operator: varnish coatar; varnish patcher or touch-up man: veneer room help; water rubbers and polishers; wood turner; elderly men for off

bearings.

H. LAUTER COMPANY. W. Washington and Harding.

——VT

GROCERY

experienced. 1640 E.

clerk;

Washington. GENERaJL all around white handy man in lumber yard; steady yesr around Job: north side; middle-aged man familiar with care of horses and automobile preferred: good wages. Telephone North 211 for appOtntnaeot Ask tor Mr. Owen, GARDEN work, four men. 50 cents per hour: about one week’s work. Apply JOE MADDEN, at Gibson Company. Capitol and

Michigan st.

~ 'Bgfl&BOT:

Good

rear

I salary HOTEL

Experienced

Rxaariamml

BROS.I

and short LINDEN. SMPSiis:

hours. Apply in

MAN to mow lawn for season. 4920 E.

Washington st. l

MaN for freight elevator in factory: alec

for wrapper in shipping de THE H. LIBBER CO , 1400 Mad

young man

partment. ison ave.

MAN and wife, colored: man as waiter, woman as cook: board and bouse furnished. Chance to make better than >100 a month dear. Prospect 7900. Auto. 51-9555. Call between 12 and 2 and 6 and 8. MEN . wanted by American Railway Express Company, express handlers, day and night, hourly or regular employment. Apply J. E. KENNEDY, employment agent. 255 -S. Meridian st. SEN to drive Dodge taxies. who understand the city; bring recommendations. Ap-

ply 319 K. New York

MALE HELP WANTED.

SHIPPING

wholesale

clerk for large

eern: steady employment: good lion to right men. Address Box 251 ~ SHEET METAL FITTERS. Helpers, laborers and rivet heaters.

INSLEY MFG. CO.. Olney and E. St. Clair.

DISPENSER.

prqpoai■TNews.

SODA

man. Addreas M. igan City. Ind.

City.

good salary for right and S. BODINE, Mich-

MACHtNiSTS, RAILROAD for backstop work: also ALL-ROUND machinists; also railroad CAR BUILDERS and repairers. Addreas Box 2584, News or call Lorraine, hotel 6 to 8 p. m. MR. ANDERSON.

MAN young, ' '

to learn window trimming; some experience preferred, but not essential: only those willing to work and will take an interest in learning will be considered. Apply superin-

tendent, seventh fioor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

MAN, colored, to work on small country

place: good wages, with board and room

included; must be experienced. Apply WHITE’S RESTAURANT. 34 the Circle. MACHINISTS, first class, experienced on

punch and die work. Rear 1630 Ashland

avenue. Ma!¥. young, in office of manufacturing

concern; permanent position: references required. Address Box 2446. New*.

MAN. reliable, for night watchman and Janitor work: reference required. CROWN

LAUNDRY. 2901 E. Washington.

MRcHaNiUC experienced; automobile. DALBEY MOTOR SERVICE. 340 Keystone. MIDDLE-AGED man. night clerk: steady etnploymeot; must come well recommended. Phone Main 6150 after 6:30 p. tn.

MaN YOUNG

aooui i o, with some experience m urug store. HUDBR’8. lllinoia and Michigan. MILLWRIGHT. Man capable of reading blue print* and oversee erection of machinery. PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO..

Rfram&Iadt

MaN for housework. 3048 Fail Creek Mvd. MAN for general work t Mason i. , Apply ■#

person. SupU MASONIC TEMPLE.' North

and Illinois.

MAN with Ford car. commercial body, for light delivery work. Address Box 2557, News.

MAN to work orders in wholesale grocery; steady work, good wages. 110 S. Meridian.

Mm young. energetliCT in store, KOMSTOHK,

for general work 5 S. Illinois.

SfRlf: 2; young: 17 to 21 years of age: to

learn different branches of printing busigood wages while learning. Apply su-

LEVEY PRINTING CO. H

ness; good wages while learni perintendent.

MEN to wreck building Prospect 3395.

Call 52-253 or

‘forenee required. HI PESTER for g.

general repair work

SIDE ICE CO.. Lyon st. and railroad

.v • s -

COlXEUToiT young m.n. 18 w ^-^-rs fit age. for work aa a collector and other office work; must give bond and good refer erne: state age and answer in own hand wrttinr’ Reply to Box 2574, News.

08- Reply ip': INET maker*.

CABINET

TURK CO , 218 N. Delaware

KIJNGSTF.l N FU R NT

CHAUFFEUR for permanent employment for private party, to drive new Packmnl; must be black, foot! references and experienced.

Apply 40 W. Georgia at.

CLEAN KR rad awader^iiTfinishing department : steady Job and good wora.ng conu.AMERICAN MOTAL FURNITLIRE

tioos

00- 325 W

CHEFS

Seventeenth st.

cooks: ideal conditions;

colored. 49 Baldwin block.

Thief inspector

salaries;

ia local automobile factory; state

salary expected and teleAddrees P. O. Box 1066.

ARPENffRS wanted. Can Main 6802.

CLEANING' work: colored hoy for

elaamag work, t? g. Soul DlLIVERY boy for grocery store. 349 E

11th.

DRUG rierk. registered or experienced; good salary; give reference first letter. Ad-

dress Be* 11

DRIVER

2534, News.

for ommieeior. st. Main 2457.

_ wagon. 317 R.

land st. Mala

dt ' - h ict Managers.

We have 3 districts now open for security . ©f proven ability to represent a

institution in the sale of very e. profitable and legitimate seand rigid investintion. To

the right man a permanent, well paid position is offered. This is an opportunity to I tabhsb yourself with a bank institution of 35 yean favorable standing. Apply at once- MR. COREY. 208 Hume-Mansur bldg. - DRIVER wanied 844 Virginia ave- or call

evening. 406 N. Arsenal ave.

ISHVASHEE it onwl COLONNADE

G ROOM, Meridian aad Pratt.

leading banking high rated, *afe. eoritie* which s

■right ■

n is c

DISHWa:

DININ

2-horse wagon, moat know

110 S Meridian

DRIVER - for

city. S23 1 DRUG CLERK, registered or with good practical experience; good floor man preferred Addreas with Mriteftlars McDONALD STOCKDEIX CO . Sew Albany. lad.

DRIVER for

light v age and

one-horse wagon of a tin -ork. Address, stating referwagaa expected. Box 2458.

EXPERT sticker man. CAPITOL LUMBER,

171.2 W. Nevu York.

I'.RRAND boy; fight worfi; with or wnhoux

bicycle. 110 S. Illinois.

EXPERIENCED furmture warehouse men wanted HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 863 M ,-achuseUs ave. taCPEF-f statr builder CAPITOL LUMBER

CO, 1713

W. New York.

"engineer

to ran toe nut POOL HOTEL.

ELRTAfOft man. wfiite^ wages. Apply the ti Claypool bldg

EXPERIENCED

CLAY-

gbod Newton

WILLIAMS.

-jr * tarter. Honae-l

good bidg

Apply HOTEL,

ELEVAT6R GINEER. base

EXPERIENCED

clerks: state

and salary expected. BROS. BANKING CO_ EXPERIENCED'

aitmgmr. A Odd Fellow

tellers

tee, give SsSki

foreman

TOY : mSS£..

department. INDI-

--ONE 844M* N Me-j , Good chance for advaaea-1 qq

ITH or helper. 654 E.

T ^_ .o . SOOrf : CO.. 307

general machine men and

WM. F. JOHNSON LUMBER

19th and Cornell ave. p- errand 6ot

to team a good business. MERRY OPTICAL

Statel

Life b6g

tiqnal

CO.

None hut experienced

1705 E. Market.

need apply.

wagon blacksmiths. BERND

115 W. Morris st.

HYDRAULIC PRESS OPERATORS Immediately: 60 strong men for inside work; unusually good pay with opportunity to work on to bonus paying Jobs. Apply today at city employment office. 53 % 8. Illinois st.. or at speedway. PREST O LITE CO.. INC.. 140-N. 4-22-20. HOUSEMAN in small hotel. 531 N. MeriT

lan st.

ICfc f’i’LLERS. Bbl'TH SIDE ICE ■ COAL CO.. 1902 8. East. ■ ■ ■

AND

ICE PULLERS. POLAR ICE AND FUEL

CO., 20th and Northwestern.

1 WILL pay good money to good painters. Call Prospect 5257 after 8:30 p. m.

INSPECTORS

machinists, tinsmiths, varnish rubbers, body varnish finishers, upfitters. carpenters, millwrights. general painters, laborers NORDYKE A MARMON CO..

and Morris.

colored

Kentucky ave JANITOR. ' r

JANITOR, experienced, nlfftt. colored, ' foi office. Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. IN

DIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR.

JANITOR.

at once Belmont 1219.

janiWr.

2540 Vf. Washington.

experienced

middle-aged,

basement Newton

Apply Board of Trade

colored,

Apply ENGINEER,

Claypool bldg

JANITOR, colored,

building.

LABOKK&8 — wanted. Senate ave. and I. U. tracks MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO

LABORERS.

Call at INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY GROUNDS.

,: c33£

LABORERS. ZERO ICE AND FUELOp;

LARGraJY increase"" salary 'after hours; no experience oeceanarj tgmty appeals to bookkeepers,

teacher*, foremen, with insufficient income, permanent if qualified: Join us now. THOMAS, manager. 601 Stole Life bldg,

Indianapolis, laborers

at once at fertilizer factory. Emerson ave and E. 30th st. Good wages. “KSS* sa&'Tis&rsz&rZ'ZF* LINOLEUM LATHftfi. who can be caUed on for extra work. Address Box 2264. New* LABORERS wapted 820 E. St. Clair. J.

iS wanted. 820 SHUMACKER 6 CO.

laborer

WM — COLORED

for engine room. Apply Court at. entrance.

CLAYPOOL ■MUM

HOTEL.

LABORF-RST

inside work; good wage*. MARIETTA MFG. CO^ 16th and Sherman drive.

LABORERS

wanted. Delaware st. and I. U. track*.

MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO.

MEN TO HANDLE drirara* AMBR; COMPANY J E.

men. day and night. ERICA* iMAILROAD

255 S. Meridian.

MAN. middle aged, to work around printing

tavS* fbjWSg arts’cxljI I Jersey st- _

GROCERS

■ffT. £5.

baking

Me C0 fC> 957 W. Mtei^Ygrk. MEN bays and colored girls. 8. Keystone ave. and Belt railroad. Take Prospect car to end of hne. FAXRMOtJMT GLASS WORKS.

MAN middle-aged, lor porter work and general ability work. CROWN LAUNDRY. 29*'1 E Washington.

MEN to unload cars. 1001 Southeastern ave.

ts veNeeR room .'^^H

JmMk]

WESTERN FURNITURE

1038

CO.

srgy ^fo^ jCm^^cto^ ^>24JM) per^ jreck.

wmifLE-AGED colored man lor small fac- —^—* ^ MAidglBiaF: For specialty work in contract shop; no trouble: good pay: steady employment. Adftr.’T y^SiSaSi. 1 ^” ^ Tsr^iSi ^ 1635 W. Michigan

Mas:

*3%£S t bjSS&

r A : V' g "

work to CLEANING

Report before 7 a. m. and 12 noon. 115 5.

Capitol.

MEN' WAJfT^D

for grain elevator work. VATOR. Sherman drive aad road Phone Prospect 8878. MEN

me FOUR ELEBig Four rall-

iaon ave.

•anding m. THE

•tte man to aand E CO.. 1400 Mad-

MAN to help in

North 4678.

restaurant; good wages.

MEN for garage work. Prospect 5668.

MAN for disassembling and assembling cars.

Phone Prospect 5668. :

MOLDER experienced on brass and aliimi-

IONEEB

num. PIONEER BRASS WORKS.

nigKt'f IREH AN

GLENN.

Apply V. M. C. A. MR.

NIGHT watchman; goo<! riveter. 3

iahers. HOME STOVE CO.

good pol-

NIGHT man: must understand' refrigerating machine: easy work. RIVER VIEW PACK-

ING CO. Main 4512.

NIGHT WaTCRMaN; steady work.’ HOME

STOVE CO.

ORDER CLERK.

Capable young man to qualify in handling traffic matters and scheduling material through the factonr- This position is about 30 miles out of Indianapolis with a good manufacturing concern; salary. $27.50.

Please call for an interview.

BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU. 210 Hume-Mansur bldg. ONE experienced comber and o

enced bore hand. Address ■ BRUSH CO Sullivan* Ind.

OFFICE' BOf, Call at once. ICfTR Market

ne expertSULLIVAN

PORTERi. ONEIDA HOTEL.

PLUMBERS, two good. 3220 E. Michigan. POLISHER o*' jgsndry. "the craft'co::

222 R. Ohio. ■

PAINTER good, 225 H. Arsenal ave. PLANING mill machine hands. 820 E. 8«1 Clair. J. SHUMACKER 4 CO. ■

SINGLE man. farm work; >60 month and board. Phone Prospcot 6005, ring 1. SALESMAN experienced in fitting women's shoes, and 1 who can show a clear record. must furnish reference. PETOT SHOE CO.. 6 and 8 N Pennsylvania st. stair MAtf. one capable ot billing out and laving off stair work. W. F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO- 19th and Cornell. SHOE salesman for Saturday afternoon and evenings: experience necessary. HANOVER

SHOE STORE. 33 S Illinois.

STENOGRAPHER

for advertising department of Indianapolis manufacturer. If you have some knowledge of operating multigraph special considera-

tion wiff be given. Give phone number. Address Box 2439, News. SH ^ .“S'TfUou^ IS8S CO.. 352 W. Washington. STENOGRAPHER and general office clerk; apply in own handwriting, giving former employers as references, also state age and salary desired. Address Box 2531. News

TOOLMAKERS and machinists, first clasaT for day and night work. 24 N. Noble.

TINNER, first

class workman,

outside work; *>1 per hour. 2513. News.

for general Address Box

references.

sort, white or colored. News.

lake re-

Address Box 2532.

TEAM and wagons, immediately, several teamsters with wagons for construction work; also teams and wagons, good rate of w ‘ Ap prkst-o-lite CO.. INC.. Speedway. 139 N. 4-22-20. TWO good compositors on Job work, must be neat and tasty. BOOK WALTER-BALL PRINTING CO., 5th floor. Century b^g. the p'rest o-lite o4.. ISC. New Department. Still Some Openings. * , TO INCREASE OUR operating force

due to

enlarging equipment. No previous battery training necessary as a rule but where training is necessary a high hourly rate is guaranteed. Very substantial raises have been made in /many departments. A large percentage of jobs also carry a bonus in addition to hourly rate. This takes effect from the start or within a week or so enabling any man of average intelligence and with reasonable application to earn from $4.60 to $10 per day. Permanent work, and to capable men. quick advance-

ment.

Many new positions open. Applications will be received for hydraulic press helpers, assemblers, plate pasters, lumber stackers, in new departments, plate sawyers, pullers and stickers, inspectors, night and day: sawyer*’ (helpers, foundry showier* and helpers, white or coloredr. shipping room helpers, yard men, janitors, car unloaders, paid bonus; construction laborers, white or colored; boys over 16 years for element assembly. Apply prepared to work. Speedway or city employment office. 53*4 S. Illinois. PBBST-O-LITE CO.. INC. 138K. 4-17-20. TWO first class automobile mechanics. CBN^ TRAP GARAGE 25th and Central. TINNER and "helper wanted. ~ 950 Ff. Wayne ave.

TMLOR^aU-round or a good coatmaker. 418 r~ SHE BIG “FOUR RAILWAY has an employment agency at Room 615, Majestic bldg., for the purpose of employing men to fill the plaoes of yardmen who have left the service. Good positions now open.

PORTER: bakery and grocery: some delivery. JOHN BULGER. 2501 N. Delaware. PAINTER Apply CLAYPOOL HOTEL

PAGE boy between ages 18 to 19

COLUMBIA CLUB. PORTER, colored. CLUB. MB. HIGG

Apply

COLUMBIA

TINNERS. 314 E. 16th st. TOOLM AKER9T" FIRSTULAM

Xdlttfed . flftfFftff;. , .. . %

Also boy to work in shop and run errands. SUPERIOR TOOL 6 ENGINEERING CO..

611 N. Capitol ave.. third floor.

TAILOR wanted at once. MONROE TAIL

OBS 114 W. Washington at.

T ruck drivers and ice handlers. ZERO ICE

AND FUEL CO.

Typi3T — and stenographer for sales and advertising department of Indianapolis manufacturer: downtown office. An opportunity to gain valuable experience that will fit you for promotion. Give phone number if possible. Address Box 2585. News

PAPER hangers at once, union or .nonunion H. T. PEAR A BROS. 1537 N. ininoil.

PORTER" wholesale bu*:ne<.« Apply 409 S.

Pennsylvania-

PAPERHANGER, tools

work. Circle 740.

furnished, steady

PAnlTKB: first class automobile painter to take chatye of shop; steady work; best wages. C. J. OLSON & SON, Pittsboro. Ind.

PRESSMAN or make ready press ferfw. P^ manent job for right party; also out-of-town all-round printer. Room 15. 119 W. Maryland. PACKERS, experienced furniture packers. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.

863 Massachusetts.

PAPER HASfiERS, 5 flrsticiaas. at once. 1110 Central ave. A. H. SCOTT WALL

PAPER CO.

PORTER

UNIVERSAL FILM. 113 W. Georgia. PAN WASHER; White, experienced. Apply METHODIST

HOSPITAL.

PRESSES on Hoffman machine. CLEANERS. 1711 E. Michigan

tTCTOR

PACKERS

for shipping department. J. F. DARMODY CANDY 00, 25-27 W. Maryland.

’ANELERS.

On accoaat of increased production we need panelers on inclosed automobile bodies at once. 1148 Division st. ROBBINS BODY

CORPORATION.

PORTER, rood, reliable

■ DAIRY LUNCH.

man. CLA MAN’S 305 N. Illinois.

porter. -hf.rjUH HGCHT “

PAPER HANGER, good, responsible n son able, plenty of work. Wash. 4300. ! PORTRR WANTED. ' HOOK’S DRUG CO.. IlhnoU and Washington.

PAINTERS. 3143 Belief onto: ne A uto * 43-

297

PHARMACIST with several ence: •bonhom —

several years’ experiand good pay. FIFTH 5th and P sta. Gary.

AVE. DRUG STORE.

Ind.

or sesislant phannadet

ours easy; country ax■swsrriSzi

MAX XaTZ' BAS' CO. REGISTERED pRamaciet. competent to aasume management: state age and expert--raSTAdSeseBox 2501. News. SHAPER HASSSngXPERTfNCfS; ■ad varnish ntJMxg’.. WESTERN FURNITURE CO- 1895 Madison ave.s^M

Bsassur St is ex*

'EEL easting Tnepectcr*. ELECTRIC STBEL COTOF INDIANA. Speedway. SODA-DiiPKffllk Permanent position. CRAIG'S, 6 B. Wash

TWO barbers. colored. for white trade.

Auto. 28-234.

UPHOLSTERER or young man who ha* had experience in this line of work. BANNER FURNTTUBE CO., 33 S. Meridian

* VULCANIZES.

Phone Automatic 24-240 after 0:30 p. m.

; Wanted, foreman:

Over 35 years of age; must be an executive and capable of handling an up-to-date department constating of mostly external and internal grinders, a lew lathes and drill presses. At present this department is employing 50 men. This is a real Job for the man who can furnish references as to his ability along these lines. For further detail call North 4338 after 2 p. m.. April 24.

WOOD turner and wood woi J man. Apply AMERICAN

CO., roar 311 E. Sooth st. WILL open new dair yluneh Friday, April 23. ■ 5 p. m. Counter man wanted at once. 805

Alabama

s rk 'Ssr&T

N. Alabama st. WARNER 6 SWAZEY hand screw machine

men. milling machine operators, drill press

operaton. SPACKE MACHINE AND TOOL

CO.. >. Meridian and Belt railroad.

WATCHMAKER, 1107 S. Mendiar..

WAKTED: young man lor timekeeping and all around work: one who has handled men. Addre** Box 2581 News.

watchman

for department store: active man’around 50 years of age; prefer person with some ex-

”^*SrriTTSL re ‘' u ‘ r ' <1

WAITER. 224 N. HtooST WOOD TURNER, first claw. steady~Sofi:

CENTRAL PLATING AND

pay.

MFOCO WATER RUBBERS on graphophone cath-

neta. 316 8. Mew Jersey.

WRINGER Mjgrf. STERLING LAUNDRf: Lexington and Pine. YOUNG man for grocery deli vary, 1640“E Washington st, % 1

YOUNG man for bookkeepmFITil' iterri: graphic position: splendid opportunity for lUWOLF AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. YOUlfG mar. or “boy in drug store. 2l"84

Talbott.

YOUNG man 15 t4llX for work m drug store; experienced preferred: good salary; ve references. Addreas Box 2453. News.

give Y5r.

jlG man about 18 or 17 years okf as office boy tn fire insurance office; a pee-

J*®* Smbermen s CO. 518 N. Delaware. Mr.

MUTT’AL 1 'INS 1

Shew-non

YOUNG men to learn a good trade; ligKt work; good pay to start: also bonus paid after 3 or 4 weeks. 44 week. Apply with references. 314 Occidental bidg,

YOUNG MaH; bright, willing to learn typewrlter repairing: good chanee for young who bustnes* Addrees Box 2482. News,

YdUNG

“helper 'in" a 'fin"" shop; "iilate s, if you have had any. and

age. experience,

derence. Addreas Box 2513. News.

MALE HELP WANTED.

to make himaelf generally useful. Good chance for advancement. UNWED STATES RUBBER CO.. 28 to 32 E. Georgia.

YOUNG man to clerk In drug store; some experience preferred; good pay, good hours. 1202 N. Senate.

YOUNG man in stock department wholesale house. Good opportunity to learn busi-

ness. Address Box 2534, News.

YOUNG MaN, 22 to 24 year# of age. who is experienced stenographer; here is a permanent position as secretary for sales manager of concern selling to farm trade; none but experienced stenographer and correspondent need apply. Address Box 2477. News.

YOUNG man. experienced in drug store, no night work. GOLDSMWH BROS.. 334 W.

Washington.

INSTRUCTIONS.

rsKNefi^EBirsiiAN^— Commercial translations. If you go abroad buy latest monumental chart of Paris, fl. PARIS SCHOOL OF FRENCH, 20 N. Me-

ridian.

LADIES and men to learn barber trade; wages while learning; job guaranteed. TRICITY BARBER COLLEGE, 309 K. Waah-

ington at.. Indianapolis Ind.

LADIES, learn hairdressing, raarceling, beauty culture, in few weeks; splendid field; big wages; positiona waiting; write for catalog. MOLER COLLEGE, 105 S., Wells,

Chicago.

RAGTIME and Jazz piano playing guaranteed in 30 lessons; advanced course for playSrs. Booklet on request. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC. 106 Pem-

broke Arcade. Circle 3634.

TORE 8 SANITARY BAUER "C&LLlll¥; 472 W. Washington. Main 3392 for

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

RaGTImI ~ ■

Piano, professional style; 20 lessons. CLARK SCHOOL, 9 N. Mmols. Circle 2576.

PUPILS wanted in English, music and

mathematics. North 1788.

AGENTS AND solicitors: ~ BIG MONEY made selling the ’‘MARLIGHT’’ for Fords; order sample today. THE MARLIGHT AGENCY. 20 W. Walnut, Indi-

anapolis.

WANTED—Married men to represent Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Salary >24 per week and commissions. Hustler can make >50 per week. Opportunity for promotion. Apply 812 Merchants Bank bldg..

9 to 12

SALESMEN WANTED.

A ^UAXlMSSTlSnois corporBtionrXo^rws' old. is increasing capital to $1,000,000 and can use two experienced stock salesmen who can qualify for bond. Permanent mud good for from $S,000 to >15.000 a year. Address

Box 2311. Newt.

GRADE A SALESMEN; exclusive territory, for a heavy Hne of standard machinery on 30 per cent, margin, open for assignment by an Indianapolis manufacturer. An opportunity to make big proflta and build a permanent business. Address Box 2440,

News.

INSURANCE SALESMEN—Active men will

prosper with. us this \year. Best policy

best rate, health and accident inauranCe on market. Call or write. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MEN’S ASSURANCE CO., 3d.

floor, 229 N. Penn., Indianapolis.

PHONOGRAPH SALESMAN; must be~I5ie to sell the goods; will split the commission. L. J; MURDOCK. Montezuma. Ind.

REAL ESTATE SALlSMAN

to represent our real estate department in west part of dty. Must be man with real estate experience, having own car, and know values in this territory. Excellent oppor-

tunity. See W. A. Brennan. MEYER KISER BANK.

SALESMEN.

THE LESLIE JUDGE CO. can use an experienced book and magazine salesman. New proposition: no advance collections. Good territory still open. Transportation furnished for road work. Apply before 9 or alter 2:30. 502 Rauh bldg.. 122 E. Ohio st.

SEVERAL live wire salesmen acquainted with the plumbing and house furnishing merchants. We have a high clast proposition for high clas* salesmen. For interview address Box 2577. News, stating past records and references.

SALESMAN to sell Columbia grafonoiaa to country trade: must have Ford or other car in which to carry sample grafonola: excellent opportunity for a man of good selling ability. Address Box 2505. News.

SHOE salesman for Saturday afternoon and evening:; experience necessary. HANOVER SHOE STORE. 33 S. Illinois.

SALESMAN for Indiana grocery territory: state experience; references. Address Box 2467. News.

SALESMEN to handle block of oil stock. The company offering this stock is on a production basis, its offioers are Indianapolis business men of A-l standing. Salesman to work inquiries only. To qualify for this petition you must furnish unquestionable references. Commission only, but a wonderful opportunity for the right man. Address Box 2573. News. ~ SALESMEN - * GENr^GCY: MaSaGERSC Why the salary Job when possibilities are so great to build up your own permanent business? We have such opportunities for men with initiative; experience preferred but not necessary. STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 511-13 Indiana Trust bldg-

SALESMAN BY LOCAL RETAIL HOUSE. An outside salesman of ability to get business from the medium and better class trade. Address Box 2266. News.

SALESMAN with Ford or light car for city and county, to sell the brat selling auto accessory ever offered: actually sells Itself. One maaf made $100 first day ; $106 per week very common. See Mr. Mosher. U. 4 J. CARBURETOR SALES CO.. 120 E. New York st.

STOCK SALESMEN. W. V. GREEN A 00.. mm uae several more high-class men. Fast selling deal; prominent Indiana men at head. Call or write. 3d. floor. 229 N. Penn.. Indianapolis.

SALESMAN to handle full Hne of work and automobile gloves oa /commission basis. PERFECTION GLOVE CO.. Buffalo. N. Y.

THREE salesmen that want to make big am mission; Indianapolis company. Apply 509 Lemeke bldg. MR HURST.

'WE NEED a progressive man for ekeh 4 county in the state of Indiana; opportunity for man with automobile to establish permanent and profitable business for himself. Tiona oils and greases have been sold throughout the state for many years; they are well known, thus making sates easy by calling on user* in county. Ubenti commissions await right mss. Address TIONA REFINING CO . Indianapolis. Ind.

WE WELL have 3 positions for salesmen in our electrical appnanee department. These positions are in Indianapolis and will offer men with selling ability an exceptional permanent connection. We iflao will have 4 positions in our sates department for men who have had no selling experience, but who are desirous of entering sate* work. Applicant* must be over 25 year* of age and be able to give

FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Xr^MoN's. We have several openings for bookkeepers, stenographers, typists and dark* at good salaries. business mens clearing HOUSE.

....

Special opportunities tor girls at this time with the long fines department of the Bell «y«tem Long lines department offers itroom ooorwr. for rmpkwr. Pt»M

FEMALE HELP WANTED. ■ —xrifiissstrfr^^^

for girls over 16 m long distance depart

for

ment.

We are increasing our for« of tons

distance operator* and need 25 girls at one*. We will pay you good wages while learntnr and we also have an interesting proposition

to offer those who become permanent em ployea. Attractive * roof garden. Ituatc

Lunches at cost.

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO Cor. New York and Meridian sis.. Room 622 A YOU MG* lady for clerical work; good op portunity for advancement; steady work: pleasant surroundings. In reply state age and experience, if any. Address Box >625.

ALffeRATIOM HANl)Sr™«tperi«nced:

'if

GRCT

VR’6 CLOAK HOU^Mass^and iSf

Tair :ar

BooKKftEPEft. experienced: one who'c* operate a typewriter •preferred. SMITH

HECHT CO.. Century bull

•preferred.

tUmng.r

EL LAf^I

MODEL" LADRY.' fr ■

BODY ironers E. Ohio.

BINDERY girls, exr

i GAULT 5 CO.. 318 Century bldg. BOOKK E KI ’Ka ;■ must” be efficient and"®* - perieneed; one who ran also do stenographic work preferred; atate experience and aalary wanted. Addreea Box 2435

News. : „„ Ti.^ j'

cotton MIll Worker! IstPEHiENCEP There .are a few positiona open now. Ideai working conditions: Individual steel lockers, first-class meals at coat. close at 4:45

p. m., and 12 noon, Saturdays. INDIANAPOLIS BLEACHING CO.

W. Wabash and Blaks st. Take W. Washington, W. Michigan or W. 10th car. get off

at Blake st.

Cl&AR

CLllK: ExPKfttfcNCED

Reference reouiml. Address Box 3499. News. COOK, experiences, steady work, good wage« 375 8. Illinoi*. Call next door, dr. 3997

COLOftfeD GlhLS: light factory woFk 400 8. Meridian. ’ COOf colored: high wages: private room. „ with bath: no washing. Auto. 43-782 iMllO N. Meridian. CHlITD'S "Sf^RSE, white, about 20; good wages. Call Circle 6188.

. ciEftfcS. ' ‘

For downtown office; will consider bright snappy high school graduate, who has had no experience; salary. $12 .per.week. BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU

210 Hume-Mansur bidg.

CHAMBESmTi D8. Appiy housekeeper CLAYPOOL HOTEL. ' ’ ■

COLLAR starcher, rough dry marker* an.i mangle girls. EXCHANGE LAUNDRY. 323 W; Alabama. ■

CSLORKD cook" high wages" arnaTT family. private room with bath, no laundry.

I ruvm wtui uaxt, mu laundry. 43-782. Apply 3010 N. Meridian. CASHlXH for soda fountain. Addre**. Box

™3858.

COLORED girl to dress white coate*. IIar'-

T1N BROS., 222 Indiana-

Main 8611. Auto. 25-212.

ave. Phonr->

COOK. experienced; no Foiiseworkl no laundry. 1H27 Talbott. Hairison 2100 COOK' immediately": city references’; il'satfsfactory will take to seashore for summer. 1 *$4.0 7SJ TWklmwsiFfi* COOK, colored. Auto. 20~2WrT423ir'Rnii CLERKS for "ledger work: excellent opportunity for young ladles who desire berraanent positions. Address Box 2468. News COOK, colored or white: in small family: good wages. Washington 2370. ring 2. or

cSLORED rnaid wanted 441 N. Meridian.

CASHIER, exjjerlenced: steady' position. Ap-

ply DaHiKL’8.

corner Wash, and

COUNTER girls: good" wages. dd&lrfllNTAL RESTAURANT. Occidental bldg., imnois

i^ir

DUE to our growing busthess. we have several opening* availabte to neat and Intel-

oonpro-

gent girls, who have the ambition to nect themselves with a modern and . gressive plant, where promotion is assured in return for honest effort. Paper box making is one of the cleanest ami most profitable trades that a girl can engage in. being free from noisy machinery, grease or sny necessity for eye strain. Apply at once, employment department BEEHIVE PAPER BOX CO„ 621 S. Delaware. Take Garfield car and get off at Merrill st., directly in

front of plant.

DISHWASHER. 224 N. Illinois

-fr-agglgg

COLONS At-,

DISHWASHEk. experienced, steady work good wages. 375 8. Illinois. Call next doin’.

good wages,

DISH W A S H E R " CL A M A N 303 N"~Il'lifi^.

EXPERIENCED milUncry "salsswomau: ge

N. Illinois.

N. ininofs. , . EXPERIENCED stenographer, seeking steady employment, congenial surroundings, rtfx. * * Apply suiwrintcndent, HURST A

. 15th st.

lar hours. -

CO.. 333 W. ... HXPKRIF.NCED white girl who wants a

‘ ' ome; small family; no laundry ; $8 to *10 per week. North 71H

good home;

_ jferenees: $8 H 3053 N. New Jersey

F.XPF.R1 ENCED tvpiste; regular' hour*. corTgenial emp'oyment. Apply auperintenden-

HURST k CO , 323 W. 15th st.

EXC'EPffeAt . supervisors, boo

teschire,

opport unity for

■okkeeper*. ceahiers: Join e-

tablished. growing organization and greatly increase Income outride businras hours. Per manrnt if qualified. J H THOMAS, manager,

501 State Life bldg.. Indianapohz

flfjrmMm. cjrperi.Smwl 1 _*«• withTTbiriry experience preferred. Address Box 245o.

New*.

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