Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 57, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1920 — Page 11

GOV. COX GOES TO MEET WILSON - % President Shows Keen Interest in Conference. WASHINGTON, July 16.— Got. James M. Cox, democratic nominee for president, will arrive In Washington at 1:20 Saturday afternoon for his conference with President Wilson at the whltehouee Sunday. The candidate will be accompanied by George White of Oklahoma, one of his campaign managers, and will be the guest while here of Judge Timothy A. T. Anaberry. Judge Ansberry has long been one of Got. Cox’s most enthusiastic supporters and as a member of the District of Columbia delegation at San Francisco, had the honor of placing Franklin D. Roosevelt in nomination as the governor’s running mate. Judge Ansberry said no detailed plans •iad been made for Got. Cox’s reception. He will remain quietly at the Ansberry home until the time of his conference with President Wilson, but It Is expected the Ansberry residence will be besieged by prominent party leaders wisli-

v V ■ ' N r v Clean, Wholesome Employment For Girls —At a Substantial Salary It isn’t every girl who is certain there is no danger of disease lurking in her place of employment-. It isn’t every girl who knows that not only her health, but her " future is guarded by her employer. It isn’t every girl who has hot lunches furnished her at wholesale cost of-tlie raw food. Tt isn’t eveiy girl who is given three rest periods a day—in a beautiful room provided with couches, books, magazines and music. And it isn’t every girl who knows that her employment is permanent —and / her future in it assured. BUT EVERY TELEPHONE GIRL KNOWS THAT . THESE THINGS ARE TRUE OF HER E MPLOYMENT.

Beginners Can Earn sl6 a Week Enroll in the Business Course .in Telephony provided by our Telephone School. It not only cofits you nothing to learn this most modern of professions, —but we PAY YOU WELL WHILE LEARNING. In the shortest possible time —in many eases as little a3 two weeks —you are graduated —ready for PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT. And the least amount you can possibly draw right at tiro start of your career as a bona tide telephone employe is sl6 a week. \ Wbat profession or industry can offer a beginner more? Besides, what is there a girl can do that is more interesting, more fascinating than telephony ? The whole social and commercial life of the community depends on your'service. You are a vital factor of professional life. And all about you, at the identical work, are the same kind of clean, wholesome, dependable girls who have taken up telephony as the most fascinating, well-paid employment they can secure.

—. Bachelor Judge Peers Into Future QUINCY, Mass., July 16.--WiUlam A Higaon, charged with drunkenness, pleaded tor leniency because he was ibout to be married. “Well, you’ll be sunlshed enough,’’ remarked the Judge, i bachelor, in releasing him. >. A ing to greet the candidate and assure him of their support. All will be welcome, but no attempt will be made to hold a. public reception.' Little is being said at the whltebouse j about the forthcoming conference, but I whenever the subject Is broached, offi- j clals wax mysterious and hint that the result will be extremely “disconcerting” ' to those phopbets of the press who have i been circulating stories of wide differ- j enees of opinion between tfie candidate , and the president. It was stated positively at the executive mansion that President Wilson Is showing the keenest Interest In the com- | lng campaign and Is looking for Ward I with great interest to his meeting with j Ohio's governor."

Indiana Bell Telephone Go. / Make Applicatioti at the Main Office —Corner New York and Meridian Streets , Employment Desk in Lobby

Water Company Asks Issuance of Bonds x A hearing on the petition of the Indianapolis Water Company to issue $295,000 of 7 per cent preferred stock was held today before Commissioner Paul Haynes of the public service commission. The corapanj is also asking for permission to cancel a 4 pr cent bond Issue of $89,000 which was authorized by the commission in 1918. ' Officials of the company say that the bond issue is to cover additions and ex- | tensions made between Nov. 1, 1918, and j May 31, 1920. | Paris Green Causes Death of Small Child GOSHEN, Ind.. July 16. Ralph, the 4-year-old son of Levi Miller, a farmer residing south of Mtddlebury, is dead as the result of eating a large quantity of parls green which he had found In the home. The poison had been procured for use on the potato vines.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1920.

| HOROSCOPE FRIDAY, JULY 16. Contending iucuences rule this day, according to astrology. Early In the morning Jupiter is In strongly benefie aspect and later Mercury grows kindly, but Mars Is In evil place. All well established professional and business men should profit by the planetary government which is held to give Impetus to what Is well started. | Advertising is subject to an especially favorable sway and should bo peculiarly lucky for trade and commerce. Publicity continues to be under a direction of the stars so marked that its symbol is said to be that of a serpent swallowing Its owe tail, which Is Interpreted to mean that its popularity will cause It to be overdone. BefoFe the war the appearance of bankers who could not be recognized ! was foretold and it Is now declared by the seers that these messengers are at work in the great cities. Cabinet members aro subject to Influences making for severe criticisms from the people, for Mercury still rules the tenth, indicating disagreements concerning policies. Dissatisfaction among working women

Recreation Rooms , Music and Other Privileges The telephone employe’s day is divided into four parts, with three rest periods. These periods may he spent in the specially equipped recreation rooms, where you stretch out on a luxurious couch, read, play, games or even dance, as you prefer. No need to bring cold lunches froiiydiome, or put up with the hurryup meals of commercial cases. A hot, homelike lunch is provided right in the telephone building— at the cost of the raw food! Your pay advances as your efficiency increases. Free sick benefits and pensions for long service are added attractions. Your health is safeguarded in every conceivable way. And our care in selecting our employes means that you will not be asked to work with any girl you would not gladly introduce into your own home. If you are 16 years of age, or older, you can take advantage of these and other exceptional opportunities of telephone work. It costs you nothing to investigate—and it may be the means of introducing you to the most attracive employmen vau have ever known.

who may not be In sympathy with benefits bestowed upon then may be manifested at this time. / Persons whose birthdate It Is should pay attention to diet and exercise. Business affairs may prosper with strict attention. Children _ born on this day may be peculiarly poetic and fond of nature. With the moon as a principal ruler these subjects of Cancer may be variable and rather self-willed.—Copyright, 1920. Spilling Ashes Does Not Spill the Beans Special to The Times. KOKOMO, Ind., July 16.—Jobn Young haß been refused a divorce from Mnggle Young by Judge B. C. Moon, the Judge holding that Mr. Young, advanced in years, had failed to make out a case of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Among other things, Young testified Ms wife smoked a pipe and spilled the ashes In the beans when cooking. Some time ago Mr. and Mrs. Young called at the office of County Clerk Quigley and asked for a divorce, believing they could obtain a separation at the same place they had been given a license to marry.

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