Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1938 — Page 14

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INTENSIVE DRIVE ON ‘AMBULANCE CHASERS' SET

Lawyers’ Association and Morrissey Move to Halt ‘Quacks.’

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n intensive campaign to halt ARP chasing” by a small gro ip of lawyers was being mapped today by Police Chief Morrissev in co-operation with the Lawvers’ Association of Indianapolis.

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Sixty-one Hoosiers, prominent in civic and business affairs, today were named by Governor Townsend as members of his Co-ordinating Safety Committee. They will meet for the first time Sept. 22. Paul G. Hoffman, Studebaker

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the first step in the campaign, | Association is preparing a for m | le ther which the Chief will send to| all persons injured in traffic accidents, warning them Beans) em- | ploying persons soliciting the righ file damage suits, and asking tha t| ef rissey be notified immeof any such solicitation. uncement of the campaign s made at the Association yesterday by Donald Lairman of the group's ille-

ail ommittee. ‘ : com i tod av this) Hours will be from 5:45 to 8 p. m

ce was studying the advic. each Friday. It will give three king the City Council hou of regular pre rk course in correct t C ape BEI oN (has been added. It will be con{ducted each Thursday from 5:45 to 18 p. m. by Prof. William H. Jellema of the philosophy department.

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Fall curriculum eof the Indiana { University Extension Center will inlel ude a course in scientific German, Miss Mary B. Orvis, executive secretary, said today. Donald S. Berrett of the university faculty will be in charge.

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{day fellowship rally which is to open | to the at o'clock tonight at the Thirtypersoits, flash-| First Street Baptist Church. of checks obtained Inj of other cases They! The memory of Harry Rust, former | jured person they Indianapolis attorney, will be hon-| the accident and ored at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Superfor a suit In jor Court, Room 5, by members of | damages are certain the Indianapolis Bar Association. : {Samuel D. Miller. chairman of the his committee | hermanent memorial committee, will large percentage preside. persons lieone of coll ecting | injuries, and'y the

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Arnold G. Davis, real estate sales. man for 12 years, has been appointed salesman in the business and investment property division of the Fidelity Trust Co. real estate i department. ouble trial Mr. Lafuze said has succeeded in forcing some local lawyers cease soliciting suits by ng disbarment proceedings.

Semiannual meeting of the Indianapolis Baptist Association, held vesterday at the Woodruff Place Baptist Church, ended last night, with a banquet. Speaker was the members of Mr. Lafuzes ev. RH. Mueller, superintendent mittee are Carl Vandivier, Har- o¢ the Indianapolis district of the Theme of the

old W. Jones and Edwin C. Berry- Evangelical Church . 3 : : y meeting was “Simultaneous Evangel-

ism.” Reports were made by variDEWEY PROMISES [ous Indianapolis pastors on 10 SHOOT WORKS' PD. m. Friday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. John E. Hicks, com-

evangelism in their charges. Members of the Maj. Harold C. Gathers New Evidence’ for mander, will be in charge. Hines Retrial. NEW YORK, Sept. 14 (U. P).-

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Mrs, Irene MeCalie is to serve as temporary recording secretary of the Central Labor Union pending investigation of a disputed election. Hugh J. Gormley, Indiana A. F. of L.| representative, announced todav. Mrs Telegraphers’

The Indiana Society of utes sional Engineers is to hold monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 p. m. at the Indiana War Memorial Building. many's new superhighways will be shown.

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+ Herbert Dwyer is the new commander of Firemen's Post 42, American Legion. Other officers inad- Stalled at a meeting last night were: mitted that the indorsement wag Harry R. Branson, first vice comnot in Hines’ writing. He did not Mander: John Mitney, second vice sav who had signed it. but will do commander John Howard Vaughn, the new trial adjutant; Ezra Hoff, finance officer: Dewey said that he would Fay Rugh, chaplain and Carl MalaT comb, sergeant-at-arms.

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Street Business Professional Men's Association is to conduct its third annual fall festival at Coleman Park, Michigan St. it was announced today. tival will close Saturday, Members of the

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RECEIVE SUPPLY BIDS A total of 48 bids for quarterly supplies for all county institutions were received today by County Commissioners. Contracts are to be awarded Monday.

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Safety Foundation of the United States president, was named chairman of the Governor's committee. Governor Townsend, in naming the group, said: “Safety is a major consideration to every State official and to every man and woman in Indiana in a position of leadership where they may influence others in creating a safety consciousness. As an unofficial and independent body, the jecouncil should do much to arouse

public opinion and to lend support, wherever they deem it worthy, to

administration safety measures.” Early Program Outlined At the first meeting, the council will study the safety

¢ an of being undertaken by the State, and] Miss Margaret Burnside's English in formulate plans for the fur-

class in creative writing. They re-| . ceived fourth award in the annual|therance of the Indiana Traffic Safety Council.

scholastic contest last spring. Austin H. Brown is chairman of] Others appointed to the commit-

[the University Club's annual outing | tee are: i ’ pr William Arnett Indiana Chamber 10 be held Friday afternoon and Co commerce president; Dean L. Barnhart, night at the Indianapolis Country |indiana Democratic Edit torjal Assoeiat tion | & ’ resident; Mi Rose E. oggs, Indiana | | Club. A stag dinner is to follow golf Reachers Association president: Louden | and tennis games at 4 p. m. John T. Jameson is club is eciub DISSIGIEING:

Bomberger, State Bar Association president; Phil Clements, Grand Corresbond- !

ente, 40 et 8: Ross Coffin, Indiana Association of Insurance Agents president; the ev. A, E Driver Is “Seriously Injured & As Car Hits Tree.

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charge are Clifford Hughes, Toney E. Flack, Thomas McTarsney, Cecil Dillon, Robert Shank and Michael Haney. William Burcham is asso-| |ciation president.

Gloria Maitland, Tech High School senior, has three of her poems in the 1938 edition of Saplings an anthology of the scholastic | magazine literary award winners, it| was announced today. The three poems, “Light Verse,” “To the Sun Through a Stained Glass Church Window, and “Strong Spires,” were [included in the group which Miss Maitland wrote while a member of

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DISCOVERY OF PLANE WRECKAGE INDICATED

MANILA, P. I, Sept. 14 (U, P) — Government postal officials announced today that they had received an “ambiguously worded” telegram from a postmaster at a Samar Island town indicating the discovery of pieces of airplane wreckage. Samar Island is in the vicinity of the last reported position of Pan American Airways’ lost Hawaii Clipper. Airline officials said they had no definite information of any airplane wreckage.

6.0. P. TO HAVE E. SIDE RALLIES

Climax to Midweek Program Set Tomorrow: Willis Among Speakers.

Marion County's Republicans will concentrate their activities on the East Side tonight with the climax to their midweek program scheduled for tomorrow noon at the Columbia Club, All tonight's meetings are to begin at 8 p. m. They are: McKinley Club, 2217 E. Michigan . Judson L. Stark, former Marion County prosecutor, speaker. Warren Township Republican Club, 10th St. and Post Road. Alvah C. Waggoner, head of registration at County neadquarters, speaker. Groninger to Speak

Rally at Compton's Hall, 2001 Winter Ave, Taylor Groninger, for- | mer Indianapolis corporation coun-

sel and author of a beck on utilities, speaker. City, State and County candidates will be introduced at the meeting tomorrow noon, which will be under the auspices of the Indianapolis Women's Republican Club and the County and State women's organizations. Raymond E. Willis, Senatorial nominee, is to be one of the speakers and, although his subject has not been announced, he is expected to speak on some phase of international affairs. Meanwhile, Mrs. Grace Wilson Evans, recently appointed head of the Colored Women's Divisien of

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| trict Governor, Fred L. Dennis, | Segror John Kester, Kiwanis Clubs of Indiana ents EC. Gorell, Pulaski County Bemoer ag publisher; Prof. Willard Knapp, | assistant dean, Purdue University: David | a Ns Insurance Federation of America 0. R. Livinghouse, attorney; |Qarl “Mul len, Indiana F. of L. president: Dr. Rurton rr Myers, School of Medicine dean, Indiana Universit yi Mrs. Edwin os Yon, Feder ration of Women's Clubs presiA. Pittenger. Ball State Teachers ces president: Donald H. Prentice, Rose { Poly Technical Institute president Foster Riddick, Indiana Republican Edijorial astocias on president: Erol Jee J obinson, Indiana University acy A , qe i Teeter, Society of Automotive Engineers Three persons were injured as chairman; William Tarking! ton, Outdoor nine overnight accidents were re. [Advertising Association of indigna presi: reau president: Gerhardt Schulte, Indiana ported to police and deputy sheriffs Fir omen v's Association pr fesident) Nr Swit iam H. Schlosser, Indiana aughters o today. | 1a Revolut ion og] Todd unici } ur y Stoops. Hoosier Motor Club secretaryv-man-In Municipal Court today, Judge ager, Maurice THCheN Indiana Motor Trafhar ALS i y fic Association president. Charles Karabell fined seven mo- RO on res iin Association of | torists $68, suspending an additional Broadeasters secretapy; M. D. Nickel, In- | dia ana Regul Stel ol Away Carriers S3egu $42 ive sect FR Hare. No of he | i i diana Farm or A rs alter oHLon: Jesse Benjamin, 934 Fayette St, arden Clubs of Indiana president; Mrs charged with speeding at 50 miles R Earl Peters, May Wiieht Sewall ns Y wih an hour, was fined $20, and Harry {iS RICOH ‘reabelia regent: Mrs. B.C Waddell, 1344 Edwards St, also Cline, Roadside Counciis of Indiana chait-| J char “ di t 46 l man: Rvan B. Hall. Indiana Motor Traf-|O harged with speeding a miles & Assoc iat fox mana, ing editor Sart A | | 1 5 LA) 1 ate unior 1a er 0 C rte Pers % 10, of R. R. 5 Box | br. Mura thee, ey. Indiana Medical enry rierson, 19, o . . ) Dr Murray W. Hadley, Indiana edical "19 wag I ted in fai ndition Association: Paul Edwards, Farm Bureau 02, Was reporveg m Ir Co I Mutual Jai ahie Co. manager; Mrs at City Hospital with a fractured George %, Jacaye of the 1 JFeglere. : tio 0 clubs: WIS 3 sol ( pelvis. His car crashed into a tree ¢iih president L Mrs. Oren 8 Hack: Paul ¢ Oa fant Northern Indiana District Govat Southeastern and Temporance yn Indians District pte Aves. Two other occupants escaped Huckleberry, American Legion Auxiliary in YEN | president; Harold A. Shin ler, American mjury. | Legion Indiana commander; Herman Myron Seulean, 16, of 118 Comer Schaefer, Automobile e, Deal etiam: , ecutive seer ry: J 1 ph \ aia | Ave, was treated at City Hospital } Rus Operators Association Ine. president; | : p > Mrs. IL. FP. Hughes, Indiana Parent-Teac SO head bruises eived when his 8 Association president: Raymond F bicyvele collided with an auto at Thomas, State Elks Association president. y fi Wray Fleming, oosier State Press AsSey oi ane Carlie] Te | 0 al president; } TH Inwan y 22, Mars 1 was diana ssociation nderwriters ha a Hang : | presiaent; Gilbert Taflinger, Indiana Trusthe car driver. ce s sso elation | president; all Aghes i el - v ells, In fana Federation o usiness an Lois Writt, 5, of 1428 Bellefon Professional Women president; William | |taine St, was bruised on the left Teall, Municipal League of Indiana president: Mrs. J. Manson Martin, Southern | shoulder when the car driven by Indiana Association of Clubs president; her father, Edward S. Writt, col- | Mrs. Dan Hes Home Eeonomics Clubs of an president iss 3 a - lided with that of Adam Coleman,’ at Society president; Mis RR ich: ell, Indiana Coune ederate urehe« 38, of 2012 Columbia Ave. at 29th EL LR yo a Tike Rial St. and Columbia Ave, Safety Institute safety specialist, Purdue — gniversity: Ross J. Moore, Liong Safety Committee chairman, and James Three Killed in Robb, Indiana Industrial Council chairman, py TR Sh Sani Cran § AUTO AND DIAMOND LAFAYETTE, Sept. 14 (U. P).—| Three South Bend Negroes were killed instantly at the northeast cdge of the city last night wheu their automobile collided with a 20 Months M Pay truck. WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. Dead are Nettie Stevens, 31, and sy ASH, ST. | Joseph Patterson, 35, and his Wife, = Opposite Statehouse. 11-2740, Minnie, 30. They were employed ab | mE the State Theater in South Bend and were returning there after tak. | ing Patterson's brother-in-law to Lafayette, | The truck driver, Homer Colgla[ie 45, Salem, was not injured. His truck turned over after the im- | pact and spilled a 10-ton cargo of | canned vegetables over the road.

Logansport Boy Dies of Injuries

Times Special LOGANSPORT, Sept. 14 —Harold Rivers, 14, died today from head inJuries received Monday night when | the bicyele he was riding was struck [by an automobile driven by Orville | Hill of South Bend. BUSSES FOR VINCENNES Times Special VINCENNES, Sept. 14. —Bus serv. ice will replace street cars here soon, it was announced today. Authority for the change has been granted by the Public Service Commission,

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Sweringen Brothers’ collection of rare early American furniture and |decorations will be auctioned publicly have been set as Oct. 25, 26 land 27, it was announced today. Hiram H. Parke, president of the Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc, New York, said here that the auction will be held at Daisy Hill Farm, {country retreat of the late railway

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son of Albert M. Baker, prothes of rs. Edward Strathmann, . Ella Dickson, Mrs. Herbert Albright, Oharles E. Owen, Mrs. Ida Pat- . Mrs. James Sullivan and N. E. of 1nSisnaolis, A. Washburi,

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ULDEN—Edward M,, uesday, age 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Cora Belle Boulden, father of | Mrs. W. T. Palmer, grandfather of Jack | B. Gildersieeve of Chicago, Ill. 1= neral Friday, 2 p. m., at the Bradshaw Funeral Parlor, Lafavette, Ind. Friends may call at the RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME, 18th and Meridian St., Indianapolis, until 7 a. m. Friday and at the Bradshaw Funeral Parlor from until hour of service. HARRY W, FUNERAL CHAPEL IN CHARGE,

BUNDY-—Charles M.,, Bella Maude Bundy, residing at 1902 N. Talbott St., passed away at Mackinac Island, Mich. early Tuesday morning. | Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Friday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial at Edinburg, Ind.

CUTSHAW--John, beloved husband of Sadie, father of Edna Cutshaw, Mrs. George Coupland, William and Donald Cutshaw, son o irs. Belle Cutshaw, passed away > ednesday at the residence, 01! 11t St. Notice of service later Friends may call at the FLAN- | NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. |

GREENSMITH George IL., husband Eiizabeth S., father of Rev. of Southington, Conn., passed [uesday evening at the residence, 37 | W. 32d St. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Friday, 7:30 p. m, Friends invited. Burial Cleveland. O. Friends may call at the mortuary.

LOVE—Harry, entered into rest Mondav, age 58 vears, husband of Mrs. Ona Love, father of Mrs. Margaret Webb, Kathryn Bordenkecher and Lester brother of Mrs. Nellie Newmier, Grace Cooper, William and Chester Love Funeral Thursday, . m, at Englewood Christian Church. Burial Mt. Jack- | son Cemetery. Friends may call at residence, 28 N. LaSalle, until 12:30 Thurs- | day and at the church until hour of | service RY W. MOORE FUNERAL CHAPEL in charge.

MASTERS—Laura B., of 1972!} Ave, beloved wife of George W. of Mrs. Mabel Cory. sister of Mrs. beth Bvers. Charles Campbell, Campbell, Mrs. Hazel Steinmever, grandmother of Mrs. Eileen Marquis, LeRoy and Albert Cory, great-grandmother of | Darleen Marquis, departed this life Monday, age 60 vears. Funeral Thursday, Sept. 15, at MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station St., 2 p.m. Burial Oaklandon. - Friends invited. |

McCASLIN — Bertha, wife of William | daughter of Mrs. Martha Carlyle, passed | away Tuesday a. m. at the residence, R R. 1, Box 666, two miles south of Beech Grove: also survived by five children, Friends may call at the TOLIN| FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St., any| time after 7 m. Tuesday. Services | Thuisday, 2 p. m. Interment New Crown. | Friends invited, MILLER—Anna PF. aunt of Miss Cassie Miller. passed away Wednesday mornin at her home, one-half mile north of | Clermont ens may call at the residence. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHAN AN MORTUARY Friday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill,

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BEAN PICKERS

Beans Are Good and Heavy

ANY Gog PICKER CAN MAKE $3.50 OR $4 A DAY. a coming by automobile come to main entrance of Motor Speedway and go one mile north R50 eth spate south d of West hirtiet re oie meet Al Butcher's truck in the

1 pla WE NEED ALL THE BEAN PICKERS WE N GET.

AL BUTCHER—INDIANA’S Largest Grower of Beans

8 Personal Services:

1000 Colored MEN AND WOMEN To Pick Beans Daily

inelcded. Meet Al Butchers 0th d Warman and Selly, In

WALTER T BLASENGYM _ FUNERAL HOME 2026 She DR-2570

1b 3120 N. Illinois HA-4514

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W, MICH. ST. BE-1034

Sundays truck at . 10th and Wibbs Ave. 6: a. m. case of rain come following day

Special Notice We Pay following morning.

1-R-U-S-S-E-S tor Ruptures Fitting guaranteed, LIFE TRUSSES. Exclusive - ents. RI- 0338, H. E. FRAUER CO. E. Washington. L _

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

If you want to buy a good used car, consult Classification No. 37, ete.

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Apartments for Rent Auctions Automobiles for Sale ‘es Automotive Wanted ....ceeeteninnncnnss Business Opportunities ...coevveeessenins Business Property ... Cards of Thanks .....ceceestessccsnnes Cash Coal and Wood. .. .evavivssenssnss Deaths—~Funerale LeiresaateNIeIILe Farm Produce~Flowers ..cieieesscnsens Farms~Suburban .. Cinesssententaee Florists and Monuments..seveseeeeisnse Funeral Directors «...c.veesecscscatcaes Furniture Buyers .....c.ccectecssessece Help Wanted—-Female .(icivieessestneie Help Wanted--Male Hotels Cele eRINaNIRRRN ene Housekeeping Rooms Castes intnene Houses and Lots for Sale..viievinnines Houses for Rent...... House Trailers In Memoriams . CALsRERRIRRt EIR Jobs Wanted— Female Jobs Wanted Maie Legals ‘ CALs tELt INNER IL Lodge Notices LLitaieNsetIEINERIL RN Lost and Foumd ERR IRI REI Merchandise for Sale. ivevevsieacanines Money to Loan 30 Motoreycles Cesetiannestasnnes38A Moving and Storage...

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640 ACRES ALL READY TO PICK.

1,000 Colored MEN AND WOMEN To Pick Beans Daily

Sundays Ged. Meet Al Butcher's fruck at and Warman and W. 10th and Tibbs. 0 a. m, daily, In

case of rain come ‘folowing’ day. 961 N.

We Pay Following Morning. | Complete Permanent 62.152 subscribers every day in Marlon | INTERNATIONAL. 2d FL County alone to read vour want 3 a SNAPSHOT ENLARGEMENTS Size 3x1 or The Times. Results at lowest word rate 25c¢. 1il orders filled: send film, In the city Phone RI. 5851. PLOWMAN. 407 Roosevelt Bldg.

THIS AD worth $10 on Deauty course, Roval Beautv Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Blde. Help Wanted-Male

BRIDES, Pl

new vails, complete $5 up. Platt Studios. 407 Roosevelt Bldg. a 1,000 White MEN AND WOMEN

HAIRCUT. shampoo, wave. all 3 25c. _Roval Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg, pick beans daily. Make $3.50 to

0. O. CARTER Good Pickers 145 Gf

DR. New plates made. False teeth repaired. Al Butcher's truck 10th and 6:30 da ily.

38'4 N. Penn. Rm. 305. RI-1250. Warman Ave, In Wiss of rain come the following day.

Complete iin 1 Penn.

{ Haircut, Shampoo _and Set International. 2d FI. 229 N. Most Fabrics, Rewoven

— |TEARS, HOLES, BURN LI9674

INDIANA WEAVING CO. HAIR CUT, SHAMPOO. SPECIAL WAVE. 35¢ (nternational Beautv Sehonl-209 1 N. Penn, Facial, Shampoo and RAINBOW ARAUTY ‘ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg. WEISSMAN MOTORS Studebaker Distrivuter

Merid Noahs. CH-5242,

MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA 4400

MRS. A. V. FRANCIS Beautiful services. Terms extended. /B. HE-16335. BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

522 BE. Market PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN

DR-5307

Haircut, Slate

RI-5374

Fy DR-4477 {

HISEY & TITUS

THE FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

L1ATR CONDITIONED

"MOORE & KIRK

[(R-1150. CH-1806 TA-6056-8

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

Illinois St

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

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(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS. ladies’ men’s garments, clean. repair oress. reline. Reasonable.

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667

16 years and over t

946 N L.1-5409

DR-0322

DR-0321

: (Auto Repairin ) Florists & Monuments ng

EE ED JETT'S GARAGE for motor re building, body, fender work. 517 N. Tale bott. LI-0973. (Beauty Shepp LLEGE Beauty Shop Permanents, $3 up, OC ampoo. set. 35c. 905 College.

___(Body and Fender der Repairing) Fenders Lil. 226 N. Ala.

SERFICE PM ted. WARREN AUTO ICE. RI-5

Cement Eoin

D 3 men, age 25-40, men with suf-|g NE capital ee make down payment on trailer; good incoms assured. Call DR-3301. MAN WANTED for 300 family Rawleigh

f youre a hustler toute. rFermanent if youre § Mistet:

Delaware Flower Shop

2022 N DELAWARE. TA-316) | Lost and Found 7

LOST- Fishing rod and reel on road north of Zionsville, Finder please notify L. C WESTENHOFER, 1431 Groff Ave,

up, Write rs -2045,

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RUN A BIG PAYING Coptee mn Grocery Agency. Immediate a ngs u Petals’ free. ALBERT MILLS, 4649 Monmouth, Cincinnati, a —

PERIENCED presser for dry cleaning EXPERIENCED Good wages. Steady work. 2039 W. Washington,

Rawleigh's, AL

In-

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LOST -Man's blue serge sot, Road, Sunday 5-5:30

16th St. THUS

FARRAR RRAN RAN 3 Tires and ACOeSSOr{es. ...civiecensecenss Trucks and Tractors c.cecasecciciesines wanted to BuP. ...cvacicitnstanees

Wanted to Rent...

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inside coat. reward. RI-0425

Y FOX Black ana white. Lost vicinity of Westfield Blvd. and 52d St. Reward. 20.

TWO men (Hebrews) to sell roofing and siding: good paying proposition. Innis Construction Co., 1075 Oliver Ave. WANTED done, small job of lastering; reasonable. 1134 ‘Broadway. 1-2254.

Jobs Wanted—Female

DAY WORK — Lanndrys ironing, colored girl, reliable. BE-1880-M. References

_ furnished. | BRICK, block, cement work, experienced,

Schools & Instructions 12H Sse EH a Free estimates,

St be well recommended. A eS S100 2rd S150. BRICKLAYING, CEMENT WORE, PLAS we ab & . Koo home for a" VOCAL oo JEM 0 10H, Tirepinces. 'S. PROUD. chil” HAS: THIS ad and $66 will give complete peauty

good ood home for a good lady. 1709 Arrow WANTED Middle a tra ining, Bias now. Royal eauty Aca- (Contractors—Cement)

(Coach Lines)

ENT 2AL Swallow Coach Lines, 1207 S, Ca __DR-2476. Chartered service,

(Contracting)

AN'S GLASSES—Lost on W. 10th street MAN Return to 1169 Sharon St.

Help Wanted—Female 8

CHRISTMAS CARDS--Easiest sales, Big commissions, Sell nationally known line personal cards, stationery. Iso box assortments, No experience needed Get free samples. WALLACE BROWN. 225X Fifth Ave, New York.

WHITE middle aged lady for house

), troublesome sinks and other cleaned; excavating, cement leaky basements waterproofed; oid work repaired; reasonanle.

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CLOGGED, drains work; brick _Hy- 3896.

second insertion as we are only respons insertion,

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aged 1a “la a Stay night; Re NO A d CARL GLESING, 4315 College, _ BE-4175, ; walks, steps, driveways.

URES WAITRESS WANTED, 1008 ghone I Sss1 for 1 for Tower FADE, 4 CARL GLESING