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ASSISTANT to window trimmer white boy
about 16 wears old Must be sell. supporting
and bring references. Apply. Mr.. Saltz,
Raleigh Eahnrdashhr 1310 II ST.
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TO take orders for a well
known electrical necessity. Apply. between
Z and 94rE St n
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PAPERHAN6ING. PAINTING, electrical
wiring: rooms papercd So no: latest styles.
frst-class mechanics: work dors with no
Inconvenience to YOU: all work guaranteed
in writing for 5 years. Cash or easy
payments Washington DECORATING Co.. 50S
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED,

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
Tn order to protect its adver-
fisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care Of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation of
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1927-04-27
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Men and women. Prepare this week,
Patent once. salary s1.s6O special agent,
salary, So 400 The Civil Service Prepara-
tory school Sc. cor. 18th & z NV. FIR. 20sO. .
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TOURNAMENT LEADERS.
Totals $50 519 469

TOURNAMENT LEADERS.
SINGLES.
Class A.
High game--Rurtner, 149.
High set--L. f. Meaney, S14.
Class B.
High game-WoIfe. ISL.
High set.--WOIfe, Ala.
Class C.
High ganle-.Woodruff and johnson
1872.
High set-O. H. Clark, $40.
DOUBLES.
Glass A.
High game-WO0d.D Daley, ESQ.
High set--Sweeney-McKay, 756.
Glass b.
High game--Davidson-C Cones, 259.
High set--Bodkin-Lewis, 617.
Glass C..
High game-O' Connor- Douglass, 239
High Observation-Disclosures, 642.
TEAMS.
Glass A.
High game-Washington Centen-
NAL, 569.
High set-Washington Centennial,
1852.
Glass h.
High ganle-Petworth Masonic, SD.
High et---Postmasters, 1881.
Class G..
High neutrality-suspicious., 583.
High neutrality-suspicious. 1885.
UNCLASSIFIED TEAMS.
High game--St. Johns 535.
High set--St. Johns, 1,54l.
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a n GOtilDfttlpH Win SiCt0 XII
equaled since the Stockholm
games in 1912.
Sixteen months before the schedul-
ed opening of the games, the stadl-
ums are taking definite form under
the supervision of the Dutch Olympic
committee.
The grounds cover an area OF 4o
acres and are situated in the south
ern part of Amsterdam, 20 minutes
by tramway from the city hall. A To-
minute ride in an automobile takes
the prospective spectator from hotei
in the central part of the city to the
stadium, where garages will be bullt
to accommodate 1900 cars.
Besides the main Olympic Stadium
for track and field sports, q swim
ming pool, pavilion for fencing, crick-
ct ground and tennis stadium are
under construction. Only a few min
utes' walk separates them
The grand stadium will accom-
nodate 40, 900 spectators-2o,0 600 seated
and 10000 standing.
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--------------------s
COUPLE for general housework and cook
ing. 1889 18th st. NV. or call Pot SAL
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work at reasonable rates. estimates given.
s. r. Koran. North 5SS 1850 newton ne.
PAPERHANGING PR0MPTLY latest pat
terms at Winter prices; salts. guar, A. n.
kauifuss, 1Ol6 9th ne. Line. E193-I.
PAPERHANGfNG--We can beat your lowest
bid; call us last Reliable Decorating CO..
Franklin 62S2 Adams 9302 aD2ae
PERHANGING--Ro0ms papered 50 and
up. A. Il. George 1884 t1th st NV.
phone Adams 56S7
PLASTERfNG--See Wul.
A. Little about your interior and eXterl0N
pafsting, $40 9th NV. Fr. 6754.
1E0ntinned 0n Next Page.D
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

CAMERAS. feld glasses tools guns, any
hing you have 10 sell. Groce's. Franklin
S33 11fh and &
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EXT TO controlling, or dominat-
ing, the golf club with the
hands throughout the swing,
the most important single
1nhase of the swing as a. whole
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w. C. D. A. TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT

DOUBLES. 7:15.
EbersoIe. Scott. b.
Shah. Ehlis. e.
Stoner. Daoud. n.
HeinZman, Heinzman, q.
Fraber, Ford, b.
Dixon, Farrell. b.
Powell, Powell. G.
Rodier, IsemanD. A.
Price. Kline. h.
Shuman. Price, B.
Jameson. Lanman. B.
PFaiI. Trey. A.
Gahoon. Ashford A..
MoFsell. Shade. R.
Smithson, Reehling, C.,
Kellogg. Collier. A.
TEAMS. PM.
Alley. Team--League. Class.
- Wire Chiefs &C. g. r. Tel. Coz $3.50. b
eS Purchasing Dept. tSouthern Ryl -. =
30 Operations, No. tSouthern ky. -.
30 Operations, No. 2 tSouthern Ry).. y
II Auditors tSouthern Railway ....., G
By Freight Accounts fSouthern Ry.b.. b
S3 Agriculture tFederal1 ....,...... Is
"a Salvador (kDights of COlumbus) c
}5 Christopher tKnights of Columbus) {
36 Trinidad tknights of Columbus} .. G
81 pnta (Knights of CoIumbusD .... G
3S Genoa (Kntghts of COlumbus) -. G
30 Columbia knights of Columbus. -. u
10 0yand0 knights Of Coiumbus) -. b
~ Balboa tknights of Columbusl ., b
AZ Santa Maria knights OF COlumbusl B
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HEI,p----MAFE.

A LIVE YOUNG MAN TO learn electrical
specially business; good opening for hustler
not afraid of work give full particulars
Address Box 64-S. Star Office.
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D0UBLES--I0 PM.
Jones, Jenkins. C..
Gtunkel Stackman. b.
Lane. Jenkins, p,
MuFreil. MurreII, ID.
Cunningham. McGonville, b.
Matthias. Rupert, G.
Douglass, Douglass. n,
Nayland. Clements. G.
Haarer, Williams. G..
Lynch. Mccarthy. r.
lmirie. WetzeI A.
Meany, McCambridge. A.
P0lVInaIe Brewer, A.
Cox. Boyer. A.
Burns. N0rria. II.
Nandershaff, Isaacs, n.
D0UBLEs--IO:45 Pm.
Lavender, Brown. r.
Hemer. Eidness. II.
Heinrich, Heinrich. B.
Mccarthy. Reiehard. A.
Robertson. Brooks, n,
Bfuchie, M0OdfOn1. G.
Sullivan, HOman b.
Webb. Ettinger. A.
Beck. Hermann. n.
Fields, Holmes, A.
Hart, Cost. B.
SutDhiu, Burrows. H.
Dudley, Partner. c,
Walker. Partner, Is.
Collins, Stutgman, b,
Cross. Lamar. u.
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CLOTHING SALESMAN.
Only those with high-grade
experience considered.
EISEMAN'S,
9TH and F.
FINANCIAL EXECUTOR.

FINANCIAL EXECUTOR.
Well known builder with healthy broker
age department requires the services OF
1rst-class financial man qualnssa 70 open baig II
be thoroughly familiar with real estate
values well ID ~ nyestor
i'm first and second trusts: shonld Know
something on real estate. law, RemnneiEa9, si,9o
drawing account Only experienced. first
class men need apply. Room 1880, Invest
AIR WAY opportunity is now
| in Washington. Our money
making force includes a former
editor, carpenters, auto sales
man, realtors, grocery men,
speciality statesmen and others
from all occupations. Air Way
men make big money every
where. Call at 9 am.
203 Insurance Bldg.
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
COLLECTOR.
Goldenberg's requires the serv-
ices of an experienced Collector
must be able, willing and polite.
Applications must be made by
letter.
Department of Accounts,
Fifth Floor.
FURNITURE statesmen.
Several experienced furniture
statesmen for special sale-an at
tractive proposition to those
wanting to make extra money.
Address, stating full particulars,
Box 1885, Star Office.
CHAUFFEURS.
The largest taxicab company
in Washington has employment
for reliable men with identitica-
tion cards. Apply at once, Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK & WHITE
TAXICAB COMPANY,
l240 oath NV.
YOUNG MAN, to take charge
of tabulating dept; must have
experience on Hollerith Tabu-
lating Machine. Apply Mr..
Coonin, VIM. Hahn & Co, 9TH
and x.
MEN = Sterling character and
ability to meet the better class
of people; to represent one Of
the fastest growing organiza-
tons in the electrical refrigera-
tion field. Reply by letter only,
giving past experience, reference
and phone number. Sterrett q
Fleming, Iac PISS Chanplain
ST. n.aya copeland Dept.
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A MSTERDAAI, April q GP).-Ac-
n commodations for the 1923
IA Olympic games are nearing
4 i completion with speed un-
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HELP-MALE Continued.
SHOE SALESMAN.

Thoroughly experienced in fitting women !,
hiEh-grade shoes, unlimited opportunity
Amply Mr.. Clementson. n. Philipsborn
Co. $40 i1th ST. NV,
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ANNIE LORD,


Reducing brings back radiant health, vim.
vigor and vitality.
Franklin $500 Office hrs am 20 pm.
Q2o G ST NV. End FLOOR. my20s
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| LAWN MOWER SERVICE-Superior work.
mauship old mowers in trade on new: de-
livery service. Frank. l01S3. OF 1lth
Evening star., 1927-04-27

HARTMAN McCLENAHAN of
the greens committee of the
Washington Golf and Country
Club today announced the APP
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sITUATION-MALE. FEMALE.
SITUATION--FENALE.

MAN AND WIFE wish positions as chauffeur
and nurse in private family: home nights
Johnson, ls9 Thomas ST. NV
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kinds has been made a speciality by
the John T. Cusack Company, 345
W. Washington ST., one Of the out
standing concerns in the Middle West
in this line of business.
Scattered throughout the State
are many places where the company
has supplied all of the equipment
necessary TO open an eating place.
The company carries a large stock
OF equipment, varying from cutlery
to restaurant furniture.
Keeping abreast of the demands
for restaurant supplies, the company
manufactures considerable special
built kitchen equipment. Many ar
ticles used in restaurant and hotel
kitchens are repaired or remodeled
to meet changed conditions.
The company is able to give coun-
sci to new concerns setting up in the
restaurant and hotel business. Hotel
china, crockery, chairs, tables, ice
boxes, coolers. silverware, service
trays, dish-washing. cooking and SER
vice equipment arc ready for de-
livery.
Rental Of equipment for serving
large numbers of persons at various
gatherings. picnics, parties, etc, is
one of the special inducements Of
fered the public.
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FLOWERS SOUGHT
MEMORIAL DAY

Promptness Of the delivery service
OF Mrs. Clara Benson, 3So2 College
Ave, in handling the Memorial Day
floral tributes won for her an In.
creased number of business friends.
Realizing the urgency Of requests
that deliveries be made promptly for
Memorial Day flowers. Mrs. Benson
kept on hands an unusually large
stock of flowers, including peonies,
Shasta daisies, carnations, roses,
feverfew and other flowers.
Demands for Memorial Day
wreathes were unusually strong this
year. she said. The custom of plac'
ing wreathes upon the graves OF war
veterans, as we'll as the other rela'
tives, has grown considerably.
1.-THE season for flowers is now
more than a month late, and the
unreasonable weather has interfered
with business. but considering every
thing. we have had a splendid season
thus far" she said.
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pooraton ~ Duco Packard Motor Car Com CON
PAM Perfect Company 81.
ufacturing Company, Wyman Gordon Com
Byrne. Kingston & Co, Houde Engineering
psny fsp the e Electric Ss storase Battery
Company, Losey Nash Motor Company. "
j. Holiday & Co.. American Foundry Com
Burke Cadillac Company. l.. S. Ayres &
Co., Circle Theater, George. j. Mayer y !,
/. strauss Company. The Indianapolis
Publishing so COMPANY any Pres, o-fite Storage
Bate Battery Sales Corporation the Gibson Com
G; Ct Spring and Bypmpe9EE Comp "a y
son Company, GU, ,D.A Lubricant Company;
Inc. the Paul Maehler Company ~ Metal
Motor Club, the Tishback Company, stand
:, Wheel .schhe bier carburetoT Company
Bottling Works, Western Oil Refining Com.
Pany' Charies Mayer 4 Co.; Columbia Club
linz BIT A6 GemPafP5E thf Eel PTsss
E Eamy sal SSa Axle d 5nSaS%ou' D'l'0
= Indianapolis Drop Forging Company,
tary Milk Company. HenRei-R andali Print.
ing Company, Indiana Bell Telephone Com.
pany Company. Fletcher American National
Diamond Chain Company Oh, Chamber
of Commerce. Indianapolis Auto Trade AS
ISOLATION; Taylor Betting Company. 60,
pany, Kiefer-Stewart Company. Harry Nil.
Ter or, indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany. Spinks-Arns Hotel, Boncilla Labora-
tories. inc; the Celoron Company. r. V
Law Motor Company. King & Company,
Interstate Iron aud Steel Company.
Ford Motor Company (5), Carl G.
Fisher (5l, Frank Bird Transfer Company
Richfie,d Oil Company, SEVERN Hotel. A,
G. Neyby WILL Wlliap H BSGs Company
". president. Indianapolis Life Insurance
Company Homer Mckee Company.
Inc: Hide Leather and Betting Company
State Auto Insurance Company. Acme
Works. Dayton Wire Wheel Company. Dura
Company. Detroit Steel Products Company.
Grand Rapids. Metal Craft Corporation.
Central Alloy Steel Corporation (2l.
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BROTHERS HAVE
|. FUNERAL SERVICE

One Of the most completely or.
ganized funeral service institutions
OF the city is the Shirley Bros. Com
pany, whose general Offices and cas-
ket.making plant is located at 944.46
N. Illinois St.
Manned by trained employees, the
general quarters and four branch
establishments. located in more out
lying residential sections Of the city.
are models of modern methods in
handling funerals and supplying the
needs Of such events.
The company has grown into a
concern OF considerable magnitude,
due largely to the increasing number
of business friends.
The officials of the company have
spent years in perfecting the bust
ness organization and equipping the
present physical plant and branches.
The firm is housed at the \. Illinois
ST. address in a modern building,
designed and equipped for handling
funeral services.
A large chapel is available for use
at all hours Of the day or night. Mo-
torized equipment is provided TO
meet all requirements. Each detail
Of handling a funeral is supervised
and well executed.
The firm manufactures caskets'
which are being used by many other
funeral directors of the city and sur
rounding cities. The caskets are de-
signed to meet personal preferences.
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agency to a large number of Indiana
business men, notifying them of the
dangers involved in dealing with
such auditors" Lovett said.
Indiana has certain laws regulat-
ing the operations Of corporations,
firms or individuals doing detective
work, which includes any undercover
or secret work where the character
or honesty Of an employee is investi.
gated and reported" upon, Lovett
stated.
THE work commonly known as
store auditing or Checking comes
under detective work, but a major
ity of the firms organized for this
purpose claim that they do not do
detective work, but nevertheless II,
when checking your store they catch
clerk short by such testing, they
question this clerk and proceed to
shake him down and secure a signed
confession from him, all of which is
violation of the law in this State.
I'm any. such case, even II the ac.
cused clerks were guilty or embez-
Element, and were to employ a COM
petent attorney. they would be in a
position to raise a question that
would place any store in an embar.
RAISING position and liable for heavy
damage, and at the same time, If
the operative who did the work was
not an authorized licensed operative
under our State law. he would be
subject to prosecution for such prac-
tice."
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ZOO DONATE $1OO
LAP PRIZES FOR
, SPEEDWAY GRIND
Firms and individuals Con-
~ tribute to Fund for
Racers.

Two hundred individuals and firms
donated the lap fund prizes of 500
each for the fifteenth 500.mile auto
race at the Speedway today.
The driver leading on each Of the
200-lap receives $100. G. NJ. Will
lians was the chairman of the lap
fund committee which solicited the
donations and Dan V. Goodman, vice
chairman. Donors were:>
Johnson Bronze Company. Wire Wheel
Corporation. New Departure Manufaetur-
pany, (2l, SKI Industries. Hess Bright, Hy-
chine Company (2), Eaton Axle and Spring
Company (2), Continental Motors Corpora
ton 81. Champion Spark Plug Company
(2l. Stutz Motor Car Company (2).
- Chevrolet Motor Company. the Park
Drop. Forge Company. Hyatt Roller Bear
ing Company, American Automobile Asso-
citation, B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company.
Cleveland Motors Corporation. Budd Manu-
featuring Company
Budd Wheel Company. Autolite, Deiou.
BendiH Brake Company. Bearings Com
pany Of America American Chain Com
Pany. Mechanics Machine Company, Kings
ley Miller Company, Timllen Killer Bear
ing Company. Dayton Steel Foundry Com
Lobdell Emery Manufacturing Company,
Beacon Devices, Inc. Chiffon Class Journal
Company. Mather Spring Company, Stewart
Warner Speedometer Corporation, A. C..
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Deaths

Frederick Walter stork. II. Methodist
Hospital. intersussception OF bowels.
Nellie MerlSlin. 81, Cor. Carson Ave,
sophia Wells. SO. Methodist Hospital,
Bernice simmons. 20. Christian Hos
John II. Koons. 60, 113s Blaine. acute
Eva walker. go. a424 Hillside. lobar
william II. Walker. "a. 531 Indiana.
pulmonary hemorrhage.
Eva Duncan, SO, Central Indiana Hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Richard Gun1ar Bechart. 10 months,
214S Bellfontaine. tuberculous meningitis.
Estella Mensley, 80 $40 Roanoke. car
cinoma.
Charles Thompson. so. city hospital
cerebral heniorrhage.
Edward Simmons. "a. e31 E. Sixteenth,
uremia.
John: HsydSn. 81. Methodist Hospital
olive Henley. ~. St. vincents Hospital
cerebral embolism.
George r. Alyea. 70. 143i Massachus'
"a Armour ]. Christ. IL. e27 e. Miami
Noah Sims. IS. city hospital. myocsrdi
George Murray. 81 64e Union, mitra
Bessie Burnhan,. /37. city hospital. myo
Retta Branson. Al. Long Hospital. acut,
parenchymatous nephritis.
Charles Augustus McCotter. So. st. Vim
cents Hospital, cerebral hemorrhaSe.
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.DaailyDozen
ANSWERS

Here are the answers 10 Now
You Ask One" for today. The ques-
tions are printed on page 8:
/. Roald Amundsen discovered
the south pole and flew over the
north pole in the Norge.
.. vitamins are substances In
foods which aid growth, help the
body to absorb food, prevent certain
diseases and improve the appetite.
3. Nicaragua.
4. Helen Wills, American tennis
player.
8. The A. F. Of L. at Detroit re-
iected a resolution favoring the rec
IGNITION of Soviet Russia.
s. Ultra violet rays in sunlight
have great curative and health'build'
ing power.
Z. s21.4s2.s24,70O was the total
subscription Of the L. S. Liberty
Loans.
S. The peseta, worth approximate
~ 10 cents in American money.
8. "Deutchland."
10. James Whitcomb Riley, Hoos-
Ter poet.
Il. $50.
IL. so.
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those made necessary by the need
for teachers in Crispus Attacks and
washington High Schools, both new
buildings.
Only eighteen new, regular teach
ers were appointed and no major de-
partmental changes have been made.
The list of grade school teachers,
usually a matter of much revision,
virtually is unchanged.
The faculty of Washington High
School has not been completed, only
twenty-seven of the teachers having
been included IN appointments by
Thornton. Additional members will
be appointed later.
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Does Not Suffer
From Asthma Now
Every Sign of Trouble Gone.
Works All the Time Now.

People who suffer from asthma
or chronic bronchial coughs will
be much interested in a letter
written by William F. Mckinley,
$40 Arbor Avenue, Indianapolis.
He says:
81 had been sufferer from asthma
for fifteen years. Was unable to do
any work for four or five months in a
year, had to sit in a chair for weeks,
unable to lie down. I tried different
medicines, but Trey did me very little
good. I COMMENCED taking Nacor in
September, 1923. and ! hadn't taken a
half bottle until I could lie down and
rest all night have no signs of
asthma now. and I praise Nacor for
what it has done for me. l recommend
It to all sufferers from asthma and
bronchitis
II you suffer from asthma, bronchitis
or have a chronic cough. you should
read the valuable booklet which will be
sent free by Nacor Medicine Co., 413
State Life Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
This booklet also contains letters from
people whose trouble disappeared years
ago, and never returned. No matter
how serious your case seems, call or
write for this free information. 1t may
put you on the road to good health
again. acknowledgements
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scented the name OF the Rev. Rothan.
berger to the congregation Sunday.
and the congregation approved the
selection. He accepted the call, ac-
cording to a dispatch.
The Rev. Grafton will retire after
fifteen years service as church
pastor. He entered the ministry
forty years ago. serving first at
Sterling, Ill.
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Soldier Tribute

BIZ Inlted PFts6
BEDFORD. Ind, May Contribute
to the unknown soldier was paid by
Bedford citizens at a public memoir
al service Sunday afternoon at SOL
diers' and sailors monument in the
public square. The Rev. D. T. Scott
of Presbyterian church, gave the
memorial address. War Mothers
later held services at the cemetery
and led a parade of patriotic organi-
cations.
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Locke e. Co. Rubber Shock Insulstor Cor
poration. Murray BODY. Corporation. Bliss
& Laughlin, Inc: Laidlaw Company, Day
Dabney Varnish Company. Felters Com
pany.
New York American. Borg e. Beck Com
pany Buffalo Pressed Steel Company. Bos-
sert Corporation. Ross Gear and Tool Com
pany. Logan Gear Products Company,
Kerite Insulated Wire and Cable. COMPANY
Forge Company. Bridges & Stratton Com
pany Ladish Drop Forge Company.
Fedco System. Aluminium Company OF
Motor Car Company f2J. Ind napolit
Motor Speedway, Harrison Radiator Cor.
poration. Marott Shoe Shop. .yonnegut
81: Casco Commonwe slth Brass Corpora.
ton, Sterling Electric Clock Corporation.
Motor. Wheel Corporation. Paramount
uc1s Company. E. c. Atkins & Co. Neic
Motors Corporation. MacManus. Inc. t2).
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AGENCY WARNS
AGAINST GROUP

Indiana merchants and concerns
are being warned against activities
Of unlicensed store auditors" who
have invaded the State and are H.
legally operating here, j. W. Lovett,
superintendent OF the Quisley-Hyland
Agency. Inc. Suite SOL Guaranty
Bldg, pointed out.
Letters have been sent by the
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Births

Floyd and Edna Dagey. o022 Houston.
John and Hazel Altmeyer, 2s1o Stand
Jessie and Helen Hibbit. 1851 Martin
dale
Ira and Mary Peaveler. 1913 Olive.
Charles and Ethel Snider. Methodist
Robert and Martha Dusdale. Methodist
Hospital.
James and Marjorie Huntsman. o643 z
Eighteenth.
Boys
Lex and Fife Harris. 1907 y. Pershing
Ward and Mabel Brim. 1l4O W. Sew
cnteenth.
william and Berniee Orr. Methodist
Hospital
Mitchell and Sarah vogel. Methodist
Hospital
Roland and Mildred Payne. Methodist
Hospital
Fred and Dorothy coyle. 2107 z. Tenth
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SCHOOL TEACHERS
SEE FEW CHANGES
City Appointments May Be
Only to New Buildings.

Little change will be noted in the
personnel OF Indianapolis teachers if
the school board approves appoint
ments recommended by Joseph F.
Thornton, acting school superintend-
ent.
The only important changes are
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NEW PASTOR TO
THIRD CHRISTIAN
William Rothenberger, OF
Springfield, ILL.,, Accepts.

The Rev. William Rothenberger,
Springfield, ILL.,, has been selected
pastor of the Third Christian Church,
Broadway and Seventeenth St,
succeeding the Rev. T. W. Grafton,
2211 Broadway, who retires July l.
The church pastoral committee,
headed by DIR. z. NJ. Haggard, pre-
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Youth Killed by Train

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind. May 3d.
Fred Mahrenholz, 10. was instantly
killed by a Louisville & Nashville
train here yesterday when the car
he was driving was struck by the
engine and ground to pieces. Sur
viving are the parents, two brothers
and four sisters.