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Fireman Dies in Crash

BALTIMORE. Jan. 20. - Fred
Klump, a city fireman. was killed
Instantly today when a fire truck
responding to an alarm crashed into
q salvage truck.
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rEN 10 Distribute samples, 80 am. The
tsan Co, 800 ID st. 49,
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HELP-NAIE AND FEWALE

tANV ASSERS-Salary and commission.
Mu't be workers ard good judge of real
huy"rs. Sac NJ. Galley. 1119 14th ct. NV:
TENOR AND ALTO SOLOISTS for church
quartet State experience. Address Box
DE. star Office. 15s
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES to sell small
issue OF preferred stock In Home Building
Manuf1 featuring Corp. An opportunity for
a good relate Representative TO mako lots
of extra l.oney. us Woodward Building.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 9passenR"F. W.
paint Ike new mech snicaliy rixht- 81 81.
cash ST12 per week. OurisIan Chey19fs'
Sales Co. 625 II ct. ne. Open nights e,
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
special intensive courses for all the March
= examinations - Junior stenograph"r. JUNIOR
noiioe exam. Patent ofice. One tuition
s gay snd Pre5s ntsn
School. ee. cor. 18th and NV, Phi. FIR. 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Cnntinue1)

PIANO--Must be bargain Tor cash. Address
Box 363-x. Star Office.
SEWING MACHINE. portable. electric model
and single thread preferred. must be q real
l8tk NV. Franklin 1858 after o pm. 49,
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
description bought and sold. Call Baltimore
Fixture Co. 6lb Louisiana ave. Main sO67.
BOOKS BOUGHT.
PAUL pEARLMAN. III G st. NV. n. 3543.
FURNITURE-Party desires to
purchase some used furniture,
also baby grand piano. Phone
Franklin 1894.
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MEN who are interested in
learning craftsmanship can at
tend free classes in evenings,
which will not interfere with
present employment. Those
who qualify will be offered po-
sitions. Glasses at 7::3O pm,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days, 302 Hill Bldg, 18th and
Eve nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

CHlLD'S NURSE--Whitc.. wants position:
Cleveland Park April: references. Address
Box 442Z. Star Office. 15s
COOK. all around: experience in cafeteria
26 years experience. Address Box l69-E
Star office. 49,
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YOUNG MAN, preferably be-
tween II and 80 years old, in
rent department of large real
estate office. Work to be mainly
inspecting apartment buildings
and other rental property. Good
opportunity to learn real estate
business. Applicant to furnish
own car and operate same at his
cost. Salary to start, 81, 500 per
wear. Reply i'll own handwrit-
;ns. giving past experience, age,
etc. Address Box 47o-Z, Star
Office.
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WOMEN who are interested i'll
learning craftsmanship can at
tend free classes in evenings,
which will not interfere with
present employment. Those who
qualify will be offered positions.
Classes at 80 pm, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. 3O2
Hill Bldg. 18th and Eye NV.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER-Fou graduate de-
sires permanent position with advancement,
salary commensurate with ability. North
34o3.
YOUNG LADY. now employed. desires TO
change position; four years experience in
clerical work and figures. Address Box 1e2-
E. Star Office.
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"t small country estate; comfortable quar-.
Yers. Address Box 449-Z. Star Office. 10y
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SEWING WORCESTERSHIRE out: store TO
ss ssS a. ss sss q e s~ ,a SIS
Fl sfSiln s7 y hiHo Exchange 40 II st Isl
t..S q good sewer: SO for quick sale.
New Home SIS. standard. sis New Ideal.
s Esn sRap sn a 5fPs Pa eesn
SODA FOUNTAIN. IL II. fine condition: now
IN operation BARGAIN for quick sale. Gan
glass; 3,foot barrel, wooden tripod. Mrs.
P 8 c Wilhflm sS w9uaekenNos st Nv
All other makes sold, rented and repaired;
terms exchanged: lowest prices in Wishing
1 Nam s sg4 typewriter Co OIL llh NV
TYpEwRITEKs shiDmaI. Ward. Under
woods and all makes. factory ,rehuiits: SIS
writer's; typeWrit.rs rented. Federal Tysppe-
writer Exchange. Us II 81. nv.
pFWH ., CIR BE-, TypssTit.r c2a
Kind. II repairing done. Open ewes. Line. So.
HSrfEs!5ESa o css. SSi2s saa5S si
ISL G. sE smhs RS Sa'
sa.25 mo :: 3 mos. IN adv. S8.26: Q mos. 81
TTPEWRlTER. rebuilt Underwood 81; good
new: S35. 623 Kenyon st. NV. To-
TYPEWRITERS -REpAIRED-The Rebuilt
Typewriter Co. Inc. sell. rent and repair
typewriters Tel. N. 1884 lilo II St Il W
soans SOLD tented ,s..
not good. Nuderwoods. ReminEtons L. G.
Smiths. RoysA. Portables. We can gave you
money Caeh or So monthly Washington
Typewriter Exch.. 913 n. 7. ave. FIR. 1914.
VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka alta. h ment.:
like new: SIS. Hoover special also baby.
S25. Adams 200.
VACUUM CLEANER Hoover: Al condi-
ton: 6O-day guarantee: half price. Col.
VACUUM CLEANER Premier Duplex cleo
trio motor driven brush. used short time !:
bargain for quick sale. Phone Adams 6643
WASHERS. electric, several. rebuilt. very
cheap. 61o L 81. NV
SAG So fine condition Fireston- tire and
tube. 1915. 50. Col. 1901.
WHEELING CHAIR-Cost S57: nearly new :
i1,rG 600 'ail OOr
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D)DGE ROAD,TER-Car has ncN top. 10"
running board ard has lceu Tetnl@hed m"
Oh anicallg oyerha uled In the Dods. r"ta
shop and will he cold 10 the frst come
for only Sf75: terms can be arranged, -"
down and halanc" easy terms; act nov
Ahane Mnfn- % POLE Nm -.
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HEU,p-M.ALE.

ACCOUNTANT. man, 81 10 30 years. capable
# taking charge of double entry books a ano
repairing statements. In reply give ase,
sSperience and salary required. Address
BOX nQ0-Z Star Office
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Nan settled to work farm in M NARY TsI
10 right man. Address Box lie. star Of
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ton. unutt.ai bargain. So 20 and S67- ~
week Ourznan Chevrolet Sales 90 9.
Il ~ N o Oncn niChi. ana SumAekt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

CHRYsLER BEorGHAM, 1924 6,cyl,. Id, L.
ment on il. thoroughly iecnnG'tiOued and /
fine shape; an excellent by m thT g.lst,
De purchased Ion S3"o do"N. ba!ah''
III on wear 1885 I4th at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

DOIGE sedan ire ratrt ara no"~aan,,
good: pcIee Fight i"7 cash. "a
North ular u
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MEN. married preferred. 20 to 80: perma-
nent, for outside sales work; 500 a month
20 start; advancement. Fuller Brush; 3.l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

0AIRYMEN. cNperence9; references re-
nuired: must, be good milkers; permanent
POSITION: good wages. Sunset Farms, sunset
Hills. Va. Telephone Herndon 36-F-2". 1Ss
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t'HAlFTFCR, coinred. for car during bust
hess hours: no night work nor sunday work ::
references required; wages SIS per week.. Ad-
,iress Box 2S-E star Office.
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CIVIL ENGINEER. to lay out and install
elass "A, Improvements in Virginli ls,; suouF9
small house building desirable: replies con
'fdential Address Box 303-Z. Star office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CKlLDS, NURSE--Whitc.. wants position
Cleveland Park April; references. Address
Box 442Z. Star Office. 15s
SOCK all around; experience in eate, ter
Star office. - s.
COOK. waitress or maid: colored woman !;
good ref Phone North 3459W.
c COG or general ~ eG
SCI Gath ct. NV. 15'
COOK OR NURSE. neat colored girl wishes
position; references. l440 Fla. ave. NV.
dSos sas s' ss. Tae .d Hss North
COLoRED GIRI-Part time work after
hop b ss' 0 s0:s g. ss w ssa''
DAY WORK. colorel woman; girl student
after school mothers helper. North 360S
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER in apartment
DAY work. part time work. or help with
children. North 1127.
Girl coiored experienced: wishes placs,
or private school Atlantic 1291W. IL
GIRL wants part,tme work. morning OF. eve
s sins; or light housowork. Phone North
GIRL neat, colored. wishes part time work.
am: until pm. or 10 AIN. until nm.
eo~'sss %4n Work. o0 Can adams
1hs. E i Can c z1sm. 1853 0q?9e
LAUNDRY. WORK 70 take home, 1898
Called ior a aa's a.lsssrsd
nd Car fs. e es ssd work out
ts.S sr s5 q ASm
please YOU SO well that YOU will tell your
neiRhhors. Prices reasonable. 754 Irving
st. NV. l6s
MOTHERS HELPER. White, exDerienced.
wishes position. Potomac ezra. 10.
NEAT .COLORED GIRL desires part time
work after school. 1918 s st. NV. Phone
North 4067.
NEAT COLORFD GIRL wants work Of any
kind. 1904 10th at. NV.
NURSE. by neat colored girl fond Of chill.
dren: references. Call before noon al BOB X
ct. NV.
PART-TIME -WORk-seryine dinners. etc:
T T,nlM 17'2 Willard st. NV. Eor'h
PART; TINE woRK-Morning or evening.
POSITION desired, care for elderly lady OF
afliiCted child Write or call BOG st n "
WOMAN. colored. desires evening work. pre-
pairing dinners and cleaning apartment North
49-W.
WOMAN. colored. wishes day work: no laun-
dry Pot. 4071. -1121 W. ave. NV. IS.
WoNAN take s0 hos f ns wants 9gHde
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ELECTRIC1ANS-2: must come highly rec,
orhnlended. NJ. Kapneck Electric CO.: ~
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InStelil Co.. IZNO Z3rd st. NV.
los
ST EN- O G X A PHER-Well
established real estate office de-
sires first-class stenographer
with experience. Salary $1,000
to $500 to start. Applications
to be considered confidential
and no inquiries made until aft
err interview. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box HOE, Star Office.
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DODGE TOURING 1924 sport m9lel. "a
cellent condition. SiJu. terms 3Io5 AsH
a., M Rainter. Nd Phon" Hyattsvil''
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Roy. oolorcd. TO drive Ford. b@9 9th st.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1aa4-I.ooks ano
runs like new. bunpers ard other ext I;n,
Chevrolet sales Co. G25 II -. ne. One
nights and sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15
HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

PRESSERS, experienced, on
fancy and pleated garments;
permanent positions. The Rub
instein Co.. 1920 23rd st. NV.
1GN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

MEN wanted for awning WORK. those with
experience preferred. r. {. NJ. Burton u
Son oil = st NV
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JTERY and ignition man. cXperlcnC,e,ud,
ply Nj. White. Ourlsman. Chevrolet. DIV
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MEN--A large Insurance office, writing all
forms Of insurance. is willing TO ndd several
,qen 10. its sales force. We can offer a
Maximum commissions and you can make
money while learning the business. Call he
fore 10 am. c. NJ. Wright. zoo Bond BLDG
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DODGE special A sedan. driven slightly ~
excess OF g 900 miles in perfect P1Rch anica'
condition: balloon tires and DISC wheels
full equipment also, We have only one g Y
mobile Agency. 1902 Conn. ave. o. 1878
L Nn.ft AhR1
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,, experienced soda dispenser. evening
g. Budds .. 18th ard Col. I'd. Don't tele-
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NEAT CUTTER--Steady POSITION Tor am.
bilious man: state age. experience and salary
Eioslred. Address BOX lG2- Z. Star Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(Contfnuedl

PAPERHANGTNG. PAINTING, floor anishine:
sHFt a. ned sa' $685. Dris:
asahsniss md AlNslsis - Sss' :,
ra1se terms from to "a months g pay
es,ims,e TSs pecrfss aaan o Co 90
PAPERHANGING- Rooms pspered. So up:
f r %saa ave 5ssc' Sort TO 1851 J. Esds
rApERHANGlNG AND, ,PAINTISG-Have
%sS fs% Ss ssS 70
GAPEnHANGING. painting, clustering: first
Fosoms cay 5s5 one H III IN s s
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING bottom prices !:
pay cash and save money: work guaranteed
in writing. Morris Papering Co. Fr. 4l47-J.
PApERHANGI PAINTING. ro9ms scrap SRP
81 s. A S5is q 5O
PAPERHANGING = Prompt service, best
sample. il s. 12Sas sd vi" Hnc 81 4 ge
PAPERslHAMGISd: PAINIISe -; sPEc IA
81 e 10y n Rscd' v" only RSh nix Roy eH ms
s:: @S4s sn ~
~: 5i
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-L-Get our
Fam s7a IT. A 1922 sAI is MONEY st.
"PAPERHANGING- .PROMPTLY"--An OPP
e. Rsu Il save ioia n ssh ne
PIANO TUNING s2.we specialize ~ gen.
eral plano REPAIRS and rebuilding; Get our
:si'%';. s:. sf::sssssa sf';s$ s
pAPERHANGING, WHOLE hoIsE: $50, s
eadln. wineT srees Ha
pAPERHANGING; pl.s,,erins; painting: have have
soa ns sni si ns Of Hs'fs.03 lees
IA e. 5st f4 iIh e.
X ws Il = So7 allison &. Col z9ae ~
n nrsde f sasA H s5so' Lawson 1922
PpRINTTNG;-5o0 business cards or billhead Dc.
@s gdsSSa Four ISSs
New York aye.P Phone Main 81 HI
sss wovE Ga From s1s, T@ SS: s1 ss s
900 iotk $. hugs tor sale. NH is:
CPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing
Special prices this month. Col 4O3S. stand
ard Upholstery Co. 2Sl0 14th st. NV. 2Os
WINDOW SHADES TURNED and rehemmed.
Shades brought in morning finished same
day. 25c each. Reinhardt Shade Factory.
2So1 18th st nv. Col. 44o. -------
WELDIN9.CAsTlNG. STEEL AND ALL
nlinum welded properly: work guaranteed. N.
Y. Coleman. 207 10Th st. ~. 4ses.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADES-Good
dows, s5c: the best quality Of opaque shades
S1.15: hung free We will call with samples
Kleeblatt. llth and II sts. ne. Limo. s79
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREEEs-Free
estimates. J. ". Butler & Son. 2031 Nichols
ave. &c. Lincoln 1923.
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PAINTING. piastering cement work shell
WRIGHT. Main 1859. 16s
PAiNTING--House painting. f0or flnishing:
rene. 81 "TSsa e. nv. Posa ss1 l'e'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to Tho Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
115.
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DCRA%T TOCRING--Just Ike new. az
Will give any demon ~tratton, this car Is re-
feet in every respect. balloon tiret. ols
wheels, 4,wheel brakes: from; and res
bumpers. bar cap ard motometef and
almost new car. only SAYS. on easy terms
your car In trade. Adams Motor Co, 2"i %
l4fh 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

DURANTS-Two OF them. a sport and =
very easy. 1888 1fth 81
ESSEN coach four" 1893. IN SPLENDID rif
ming order: good tires: cheap. 9nl 10Th
NV Nam SO4I. 49,
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BARBER wanted. must be first-clase AppaH
Prether BARRIER Shop. 1915 9th ST NV. 10
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CHEVROLET ROADsTER. 1924 real snar
py car: in Eood condition; good buy -.
S67 30 cash and S8T2 per week. OurisrlaA
Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 I'll 81. ne. tpN'
III and CiIrdaYa
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{ HEvROLET TOURING. 1924 IA .a.e,
;ionally fine condition; lots Of extras; So "
cash, $3.50 per week Ourisrnan ChevrrI':
sales Co. o25 Fl 81. ne. oDen nights 81
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companies wishes 10 men. rs to As. to take
rec course in lie INSURANCE salesmanshin
large returns while learning; full or part
-ime contracts given those who qualify II
sestred Address Box 333-Y. Star office.
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FORD TOTRINGS-Haye five 10 SOLE IRON
$1,000 cash and S3.6S per week, AL lats
models: in good running condition. Ours
man Chevrolet Sales Co.. CO u AZ. 10.
Omen nights and Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

CHEVROLET DEMONSTKATOR--We han 3.
@ few sPdans and tourings at very hber..
reduction. OuTisman Chevrolet Safes -
B25 II St ne Open nights and Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-15

YOUNG LADY TO AID
DRESS ENVELOPES FOR
CIRCULARS. ABOUT TWO
WEEKS WORK. SALARY
$40 A WEEK. STATE Elk
PERIENCE, IF ANY. ADJ
DRESS BOX HE, STAR
OFFICE
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32x4.95. $500
33x4.95. $3.50
34x4.95. $1S.SO
(Blemished)
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BACH HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to:
Allister Smith, 51o1s w. Wash
ington St., Chevrolet, found at Cap
itol Ave. AMI Fearl St.
Harold Hahn, $500 Roosevelt Ave,
Overland, found at Rural st. and
Roosevelt Ave.
Allen Alexander, 627 w. Market
ST., Ford, found at 1925 E. Mich
igan St.
J. E. Gardner, "a S. Illinois ST.,
Lexington, found at "a w. Geor-
gia st.
Harry B. Conditt, 1113 Majestic
Bldg, Marmon, found at New Jersey
and Market SITS.
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TWO BOYS, MAN MISSING
Police Have No Trace of Any Of
Three Reported Gone.

Police today had no trace of two
boys and a man reported missing.
Joseph Downfon, IA, Of $500 Fer
guson St., is away for the second
time within a few months. His
father told police that on a previous
occasion he was found in Shelby
Vile, Ind. Edgar Slawson, II, of
442 E. Vermont St., Apt. 6, also
was sought.
w. r. Martin, 81, of 1910 E. Wash
ington ST., was starting to Kokomo
when last seen, according to his
wife. He was seeking work as an
auto mechanic.
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TWO FIRE BUGS" SOUGHT

Detectives today began a search
for two men reported by Fire Chief
Jesse Hutsell, as those who have
been firing the New Wrecking Com
pany, rear of Washington Ball Park
and the Big Four Railroad tracks.
The firemen have battled two stub
born blazes at the plant. One fire
destroyed an old grain elevator.
Hutsell received information that
the two men, whose names he
knows, were the fire bugs"
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haired, smiling grandmother, only
"a. Juanita adopted both of them
as likely playmates right on the
spot and is said to have maintained
an impartial attitude toward both
ever since.
Juanita has young great
grandmother, too-Mrs. George
Watson, 40 Lynn ST., who is only
"a. Then this lucky baby has an
other grandmother. Mrs.
Arthene Smoot of Brownsburg,
who is almost in her nineties. In
the picture four generations are
shown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11
CHICAGO STIRRED
AS BIC CATHOLIC
CONGRESS NEARS
Convention Weary City Is
Amazed at Plans to Care
for Million Delegates.

BIZ United Pre- s
CHICAGO, June 11.-This city, at
the cross roads of the New World,
Where giant conventions are mat
tiers of every day occurrence, finally
is to have a gathering of people
large enough to arouse the interest
Of Chicago's public.
STEPPED in the lore of national po-
litical conventions, pep meetings
of great sales organizations and the
ilurrah which accompanies agricui-
tllral gatherings, ChicagO's 5000, 600
today were watching with enlivened
interest the final plans for enter
tanning the master meeting of all
the twenty-eighth international Flu
charistic Congress, June 20 to O..
No Flaming Buildings
The way the clergy goes about
having the gathering of a million or
more delegates puzzles Chicago's
convention makers, who never have
handled much more than crowd
of 100000. There are no flaming
buntings shouting welcome" there
is no street carnival of signs, and
neither is there an influx of conVen-
ton concessionnaires.
Instead there is dignified an
nouncement, that one of the great
est meetings of the Catholic church
is to be here.
Included among the completed
plans are:
Housing of 100000 people in
every available hotel and private
room in the city.
Creation of hospital facilities at
Mundelein, ILL.,, and Soldiers field.
This includes retaining of 400 doc
tors, 1900 nurses, erection of hos
pital tents and setting up of more
than a score of X-ray machines.
MATERNITY WARDS
incidentally number of ma
ternity wards are to be established
both at Municipal pier and Mum
delein to care for the stork should
he appear among the pilgrims).
Baking of 100000 communion
waters.
Retention of 1000 outside priests
to hear, confessions the week pre-
ceding the congress.
Creation of traffic plans to handle
$4,000 motor cars, WHICH will bring
delegates from nearby communities.
Erection of the worlds greatest
amplifiers at Soldiers Field to carry
words of the masses, sermons and
addresses to the hundreds of thou
sands, who will be unable to crowd
into the stadium.
Huge Altar
Construction of the greatest altar
ever made, towering, 125 feet in
the air.
Transformation of convention
halls into places of worship.
Laying in of food supplies to as
sure 100000 additional residents
and the 100000 permanent resi-
dents of table necessities.
These are just a few of the items
when scanned by Chicago's conven-
hon-weary populace make them
realize that something different in
meetings is about to begin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to pc
lice belong to:
W. H. Spears, 206O Cornell Ave.
Overland 56S-O55, from Delaware and
Wabash SITS.
Robert Stempfell, 1905 N. Della
ware ST., HUDSON 147-9S4, from Hi
nois and Vermont SITS.
John Backus, 1910 Hall Pl., Ford
from Washington st. and Capitol
Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11
SAYS HUSBAND BANDIT
Woman Granted Divorce on Evil
= dence Given Court.

Because she produced evidence
her husband is an alleged bandit
Mrs. Ruth G. Rodgers was awarded
a divorce decree from Charles W.
Rodgers by Judge Harry 0. Cham
berlin of Circuit Court Thursday.
Rodgers failed to appear in court.
Evidence disclosed that Rodgers
was shot last July in a gun battle
with police near b. Tenth St. and
N. Emerson Ave. The gun battle fol
lowed a holdup, it was charged.
Mrs. Rodgers charged that her hus-
band compelled her to live in places
haunted by bandits and other law
yiOlatorS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-11
TRAIN HITS AUTO

BIZ United Press
ANDERSON, Ind, June 11--W.
R. Rains, so, was recovering today
from injuries received when his auto
was demolished by a Pennsylvania
train, near here.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-17
RHODES MEMORIAL
 LECTURESHIP FUND
Oxford Wants to Bring Some Leading Educator From U. s.

Oxford, England, June IT LPe-The foundation of new Rhodes memo rial lectureship worth about $500 annually was announced at the Rhodes dinner last night by Sir Otto Belt, trustee of the Rhodes trust. The object Of the foundation is to bring 10 Oxford some man or wo- man of pre-eminent distinction from some other country, particularly the United States, so that special learn ing may be made available 10 the university.
 The recipient of the honor must reside at Oxford one term and de- liver no less than two lectures. The establishment of this lectureship is connected with the building of a new Rhodes house on the grounds Of Wadham college as a new cen ter for Rhodes scholars.
 Sir Otto Belt announced several rosignations from the board of trustees, including Rudyard Kiping. His place will be taken by Premier Stanley Baldwin.
 The lectureship will be awarded by q joint committee of Rhodes trustees and university representa- tivcs to persons eminent in public life, business, science, scholarship or letters.