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V. Coal, Wood and Kindling 2 Sootless Wonder! I EBBVALE IPrononpeed Ebby vale. One of tbe cream of coal. Vcrj nigh in heal, low In wh, bums cleanly with very litll smoke. An Indiana coal that shoud ABSOLUTELY not ha confuaed ordinary Indiana No.

4 or 6. a It la entirely different and 1 superior to many West Virginia coal, Forked. 63. a nice six for any beatinr plant. Every nser repeat.

Try It. per. ton; 2 tops, $11.50 ASHLESS KENTUCKY For those who prefer a birh Ksde. clean burning, lonirer ting eoal wa highly recom i mcrxl this forked 0 Inch lump 1 from Harlan coanty, Kentucky. 1 You will not be diaappolnted.

Order some now, $7.00 per ton. We lo ael the genuine ORIGINAL POCAHONTAS and other quality coal, "ontitilt ua about your beatinr problem. 1899. We koow bow to you. PENN COAL CO.

741 E. Washington. K'ley 7400. Riley 7409. WHITE; $4.75 iOXl per TON.

Forked 4 Inch lump. Ind. No. 6. A Superior White Ash Coal We arc the original Introducers of Whit Ann coal to the coal buyer of this city, and it ia only our tremendous volume of business and consequent favorable contract with the mine 'that en a Me ua to offer you thla aatlf Actory low print coal at only $4.75 per ton 4 with No Charge for Wheeling CALL US 'for W.

Virginia and other coals. Good service. Prompt delivery anywhere in STANDARD FUEL CO. Lincoln 1011. 826 W.

13th St. We guarantee every pound of our coa: to bo aa represented and we welcome the welrht Inennctor cn eveiy load. Kvery day wa have aom on to ca'l and aav: 'I have been told of the xl coala you I have tried every ono elae, now I an going to try you. our mala aatlafy Beet W. Va.

8 tn. block, forked, ft.f0l.76 Two ton. S13. neat W. Ta.

4 ln. lump. Jkd No. 6. 6 50 Two tone.

$12.60. tm.ml IB? 1 4 a A Pocahontaa No. 4. ln. ahovel lump 7 60 Two ton.

fUJWr Genuine Pocahontaa No. S. 8 ln. shoveled lump 8 50 Two tone Genuine Pocahontaa No. 3 mine run 50 aemi emokelaaa lump 6 60 Blue Ridge Red Aah.

Virginia's fl me forked lump. A high grade ccal from a yptte county that we put into tunny placet In preference to Pocahontaa on ac count of lt huh heat value. Very 'uw ah ami positively will not clinker Two tone. $14. IVIlvcrr anywhere in city.

O. MAUTIN ICE AND FUEL CO Ta. 1201. 1125 W. 23th wheel charge IND.

WHITE ASH 0 tn No. ft vein FKD. $4.75 W. VA. LUMP 4 in tin ft vain $6.00 $6.00 ISLAND CREEK BIG LP.

SGO FORKED $6.50 POCA. BIG LP. Oln Red Ah No 4 $7.35 i FORKED $7.35 IND OH W. VA. NUT AND SLACK HARVEY COAL CO.

KM JR MORRIS PR 2093 201)4 West Virginia Large Forced Block No. ft 4 lnoa $6.50 2 Tons, $12.75 This is a special high gradp coal, high in heat units, very small ash. Ideal for any kind of furnace. Satisfaction assured or price refunded. Call us for other good coals.

Stewart Coal Co. 3539 Roosevelt Ave. Ch.4600. "IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SERVICE 6 HI 0 Coal This coal is Rioted for its FREE BURNING QUALITIES; requiring very draft; its exceptional PURITY, being practically free from soot; and extreme low ash content. Clean forked 4 inch lump.

Lincoln 2233. 701 E. Wash. St. MONUMENT 'COAL CO.

REFUSES 10 REV1EY 51 DAMAGE SUITS Supreme Court Sets Pensions 4 as Federal Liability. LIQUOR APPEAL LOSES WASHINGTON, January 7 (A.P.) The tragedy of the submarine 51 Is not a subject for judicial Inquiry by the United States supreme court. In refusina to review I from lower courts, the highest court' loaay so aeciaea. The 51 was rammed by the steamship City of Rome off Block Island September 25. 1825.

The estates of Lieutenant Rodney H. Dobson. Its commander; Lieutenant James D. Haselden. and Ensign Edmund Egbert sued the government for damages.

They lost in the lower courts, which held the pension law was the limit of the government's liability. The supreme court again refused to pass on the appeal of the Hart Refineries attacking fhe validity of the Montana tax of 2 cents a gallon on gasoline. The court recently dismissed the appeal holding that it did not present a federal question. The refineries insisted that as gasoline broueht into the state in competition with it was nor so taxed it was being subjected to unfair and ruinous competition. Abraham Braunsteln's attack on the New York education law was thrown out of the supreme court.

The court affirmed its order of De cember io dismissing the case for want of a. properly presented federal question. Braunstein asserted that he ra giving his son a nrorjer education at night schools, and that the state could not compel him to send the boy day schooL which Interfere wim nis employment. Liquor Case Review Refused. The government won in a hiir nrn hibltlon case from Seattle, involving uwrveen men wno were convicted of conspiring with sixty four others to violate the prohibition law.

A supreme court review of their conviction was refused Pete Dahl. George Keams and eleven others. They contested the conviction on the ground that the district attorney who prosecutea them stressed their failure to take the witness stand and that accomplices were permitted to testify without instructions from the judge as to the weight such testimony should be given. An attack on the constitutionality of the New York water power act made by Percy A. Horton and others was dismissed by the court on the ground that It presented no federal question.

The attack was aimed at that part of the law which classifies the land which may be taken by condemnation proceedings. Horton insisted that the law was arbitrary, and had the effect of greatly enhancing the value of water power property of one kind while depreciating the value another. The particular provision assailed related to the classification of property at proposed power sites. Zoning Law Suit Fails. The court refused to pass on the validity of the zoning ordinance of Tulsa.

passed in 1923. It was challenged by Raymond J. Delano, of Kansas City. as the owner of land at Elwood avenue and Riverside drive, on which he wished to erect an apartment house In a re stricted home district. The court refused review to the Kansas City Terminal Railway Com pany and other unsecured creditors and holders of certain contracts in the reorganization of the Missouri, Kansas Texas railway to test out the ruling of the lower federal courts that the settlement offer made them was equitable.

The complainants Insisted that they should have had preference In the settlement over the stockholders in the old company, and asserted that NO WHEEL CHARGE others stock Issues, preferred or com RED RIVEB lump $4 7ft No. 7 Ulioola 4 lneb forked. W. Vs. 4 ln.

lump, forked No. A. 6 fiO Two tooa. $12.60." 'laland Creek, loch lump, forked. 1 00 bland Oaek 4 Inch lump, forked.

0 75 Twe tons. 13.25. W. Va. 0 laeh Tbacker seara.

ArrowPoeahootas tS tneh ahovalad tnmp. KENTUCKY EGG, $5.90 Tbla fa eleao forked. 0v2. extra lanrs for coal, and ta eonaiterd mueh better tbaa Weat Vlrrlnta. Try on ton and If you are aot aatiafied.

send tt back. ED RIVER COAL CO. Rl. 40.15 843 IT. 10th.

WniTO ASS rerked 4 to. Ip 94.75 Indiana Nx S. a tons aa no. W. Va.

6 ln. kd. lp. i block. UL Creak a ia fad.

Ip. .4.75 J. D. Johnson Coal Co. Dr.

1010. Dr. 1011. Dr. xqiY tsa W.

'WEST VIRGINIA NO, 5 tPUJrr. 4nch lotnp, forked. ......24 SO 4 incb lump, 8ft 3t4 ere. forked. 0 00 mt THIRD VEIJe POCABONTAS.

lnefc lump. 50 Mioa rtin SO aer eent, lump. 0 60 KRNE3T JOHXSO? COAL CO. 1035 W. mU Ta.

2 TWO DAY'S SPECIAL W. Vlrrlnla eff. tJ.2; 3 tona. I2. Odar Grova aeam.

Inrllaaa 4 tnrh forked, 4.AO; a tona. tHM. Indiana 4 tnrh hoveleoV 94; lona. 97.60.. Boowville o.

FEDERAL COAL CO. North at. Ch. 22fK. IlXiDNCef uiDaos wood, also lor if? IlaAf.

M. IW6. 1 tt irMae aoM, a rnroa rood. krodJlPf, sat, dealer. Cb.

ttil4 M. rcon. The court granted the demand cf John C. Barclay and others control ling; a large proportion of the pre ror an injunction restraining the Wabash directors from paying a 5 per cent, dividend on preferred ana common stock until after pay ar meet of lapsed ferred dividends FUNDS TO BE APPORTIONED'; School Incomes to Be Deported In Various Banking Institutions. Apportionment of funds of the county, city and school city was to be made Monday at a meeting of the Considerable discussion was started Monday when the city council learned that only sixty seven persons out of 623 motorists who received "stickers" during the first four days tbe new traffic code was in effect had paid the S3 which receipt of the yellow card Is supposed to call for.

As a result. Claude M. Worley, chief of police, and members of the board of safety have been asked to attend the council meeting Monday night. Tbe investirati was requested by cuncilmen wben report was submitted by William n. Boyce, eily clerk, showing that no action had been taken In 548 raws.

Four of the 623 drivers were called Into court, three were exempted and only 9134 yas collected. Robert E. Srtnrsteen, chairman of the safety committee, was designated to Insure appearance of Worley and the safety board members. Springsteen himself was one of the early vic tims of the new code, and paid a IZ assessment for parkin incorrectly. FOR AUTO LICENSES Fifth Branch Office Established si 2501 East Washington Street.

Establlshement of a new branch au Jamea Lucey. Northampton 'Mass I ahce niayer. irday Kven an nil limn. Police were told Mr Meliok On pre 1 wlrdow tbey lound a box and a atx foot poie. The decision Was by a 2 to VOte.

Meat and Batcher Knl Yea Stolen. Coafeaaea Slaylrfg Wifr. Baby. BLAIRSVTLbE. Pa January 7 (AP.

John 8. Kmnan. are twenty aeven, ahot and killed hla wife Uattie. asc twenty. ven.

and their fourteen montha old dancbter Claire, in their' home at Blaclc l.tck. near here, today, he conteaaea to Harry E. Kooaer. county deteoUve. leva than aa hour after the crime.

Rinnan, who at firat aaid he waa tnno eent. ari explained that an unknown man had entered the home and killed hia wife and duofhter a they lept. aaid he hot wife and beeauae of domeatie troublee which had preyed on Ma mlrxl two year. Coal. Word and Kindling 92 SPECIAL $4.50 LWHITE ASH $4.50 ln.

bkxk. forked. Indiana No. f. $6.00 W.

VA. $6.00 Lart a inrh bloek. forked. 2 TONS. $11.75 Prohy Veati.

FANSLER COAL CO. E. Vermont. U. 79.r,0.

NO C7IABQK FOR WHEEMNO. 6 m. No. 6 f(t lad. White Aah (Tin.

No. 4... 94.05 fk. PAGB BOM COAt, CO. 413 W.

lata. U. 801T. Burr Ian Sunday right entered the butcher ahop operated by Henry D. Mar Un In the 2800 block ot Weat Mlchtran atreet and efK aned with meat and butcer kiuvea valued at a total of $50.

o'nlnv to a report mvle to olice. Entrance a made liy alidir.g a rear door transom. Jamen Byrne, operator of a we aland at Ludlcv and Rooaevelt avennt a. told police hia placn wna entered and randy and tobacco valued at $5 waa taken. Change la Baa Time.

ehanfa In the ecbedule ot buaca operated by the Interstate Tranalt. between Inrflanapolla and Cincinnati waa announced Momlav. The forei.oon bua leaving Ind an a polls will depart at 8 a. m. instead of 7 a.

arriving tn Cincinnati at 1 P. m. eastern time. The new bunes for the route will be put into service Una month, according to officials. Romance ef rower," Hehjeet.

Roy Thurmao will aVlress the Universal Club Tue liy at the Columbia Club. subject will be "The Romance of Power." Kpertal music will provided by Rlla atv KManheth of K1reitfi Corner. Artuw rrtetits are in the rh.irfe of Carlos Har rtaon and Harry AlrxatxW. mrar fellow Paint Car. Vandal smeared 'ellow paint mt his new blue ear which wn parked on Fifty third street near CH nue, W.

Carthy. of the Thoi ir Ila Mtot Comnany. Kt Wshtnston rtre' I told police Monday. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY.

JANUARY 7, 1929. FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD FOR MBS. EV ALINE HOLLIDAY TUESDAY county finance committee, at the I Pul.eral ferrtces for Mrs. Evallr.e MacFarlane Holliday. widow of the Courthouse.

funds. Payments foundI cJ The ir.diarpo'is News, who death occurred Saturday afternoon. Bur; Ward manager Ransack Grocery. Wesl Udell street for yeara had permitted an oil lamp to Chester, govemor clect of the burn ail nigra in oer oearooru. a was her cuetom.

ahe lirbted the lamp Saturday nifht ami accidentally touched the window eurta'na. whirfi caneht fire. In attemptinr to tear them down Mra. Melick waa burne.1. Chariea W.

Roberta, her aon in law. hearing her acreame ex tinriiished the flames. Dr. L. B.

Hurt 44 East Fifty ninth atreet. who attendwl tho injured woman, aent her to the City 9eek Loac Anned Prowler. The toola of the lont armed burriar havo been found, police believe. Baffled by the apparent a per hum mi reach of a burglar, polios sought some explanation for peculiar acta reported at headquarters Dresaer were turnea arouna tea away from a window, where only a nar row alit allowed entrant. Clothing waa taken from chalra apparently hidden fe ly in far cornrra of the room.

J. L. Clev rnetr. 1215 Br.iadway. AparUnent B.

offered an explanation Monday, when he reported that hia a n. Fay. had Been an I exceptionally tall at the window of their apartment. At the foot of the iva. a a nin4 aa.

aj 4 i a a Comn; Law a an Ham Sfhv Musel. Soui cie; ClydH 3 Nary. Inii.t ton J. K. Cro ley.

Grcent ir Cia.i'ie Ovi rrycr. Ha: ford City: an Walker, l'lymouth; Lo. Carol, kniirntrt St Buaineaa eaa Plymouth, mra: Dean ton. Attica Public ArTair F. J.

Wall. Ixgnrort L. R. McXtmec. Gary; (.

Peru: S. H. lnoii.iiiio.i Hrtford (ay. Ij. 1..

r. Princeton: ailham Hoit. Gas City. TramportLion Howard Eairw. sther.

Ft. Wayne Earnet Cfn, W. I. Edward Knirfhitoti Horton Rilhle. Falrmouiit: IClyde Micl ville Ray frruiiiki Portland: Dillon Meyers, EfficienejA F.

C. Woml. Richmond Charle. s. Terre Hut.

Honr. Kiracof aun'inton: lieiirite MuMin. BrookviHe; Neanover. Good Wi Green fieM: Edn. uf' iiii Iroti SING A TORE.

January 7 Arrived: Prea lde'il Wilson, from New York. K'iUK. January 4. Arrived: Freaident lliii eii. fiom New York.

HHLMEN. J.ma 7. Arrived: Olu andard crorerv at Du frm New rk. rrt Yn CH KHDOlTRft. Jannary 7.

Arrived: New street, reported to 201 SoutM Noble the police! Monday that burglars had I'LYMorTH January t. Arrived entered the place by knocking the Nieuw Amterlim. imm New Tork. lock Off tke front rlonr Tun sark! of LKI.FAST. inuary 6.

Sailed: Arto flour five pounds of candy and 75 nWH. jlnuarV 5aiied: cents In change were stolen. for New York. iial to The Indianapolis Newl Republic. INCOMING STATE KIWANIS HEAD HCOSES COMMITTEES FOR 1929 NORTH MANCHESTER.

January 7. J. R. Sehuta. North Man Indiana district, Klwanis clubs, who takes office January 8, has announced the membership of committees who are to serve durl as the ne the coming year.

The committees will start to function aa soon governor and new district governors take office. and members named are: andanl: Klojrd filli.on Muhba. Eat t'lucago; Eric MeKrw. hairman; Ei Hnkraan. lire v'He: H.

H. Hile. Orltana; Harry arnhaxt. Gonlun Mi rrut traiiklio W. B.

Cliauci'. Mniitnelur D. Kiwanla History Robert Chambera J. Wallace! Buntingburs feet Newcaftit Rf'culauuna Committee Wil Jay. Richmond: Iewle Green.

Attica: ninjrtr. Richanl I.er..v MiXTrai.yrr. TianUforf Hp. Ray ik1: Kr.ink Ai! n. t.

cn. ry. Vln einea: Flcvd Travlor. MlltOQ Mf I rw 1 li rt Couvt'iitlon Proirram A. Kre alH Tt rr.

Haute, chairu.an: Harrv Cot Mli traiik Kuurke. Himmond: Kav Cook Evaia ville, chairman: Cerl End. colt. A. Kreaa.

Terr HauU lorn Co.eman. Lafayete. Tom Arbuckle. Ku B. li yera Ploomiirtoo.

Mu'ii' Dr. E. E. Harper. EvanavlHe.

c'liirnwm; Jjm. Ho.er. E.khart: Chares Ojk. North Manchester. E.mo Funa.

U. L. Waller Bremen. KiKHn a Carl Houston. Mar ion, rman: R.

O. Nuabaum. Win: Mcv'lure. Kr.komo: George Lri't Tipion: Emery Com, retemburg: Ray 9. M'Te hth.

Robert Stoner. Al bany. Voatl ildince Dr. W. P.

MrrrB. I I' M. V. TormoVen Portland. F.

A. Weicklir.z. M. P. Zimmer Hviaz.

New Albany Harry Munci' I. Ricade Inorte; O. werM Mabaah; Waldo AOama. ami nrifTTi VfirlT n. ri R.

Stoof Jon ry Vo key Inrtt tnspena; Charlea ir i. Mun. J. VitiW er orse Wolfe. UU trier rra.

rt. uo urowo, ganaport. I r' 1 M. nint Winchester 4rrir lilttl 4 Topi Culenian a i 1 1 I 'H An'T'n. Grand 5in.l fc.

Orlean. W. AU n. 1 K. via Walter Tutxn.

Sooth Lanorte DrfL. J. Li rcn 1 sr. ti.l. cha.irni.kti: Charhe Wolfe.

J. Triumfn. Greermhurr: Hirley Gun A tn 'l nneth Gor el. Brem WabriV Fred Milltr. Vincennes: R.

'n r. Ho i Wi.imir El Welsh. or. DviiM r. Ilratn rranKiin 'rit.

McmNrihlti Carl I AthMIe Anl Garrett Epnley ton. ihLirr ltn.u.i i Evaa tile. rhairmari: John lar.fl 'Dr. Stout N. wci.tle Ko.

'tchlon. Cn irl'1ee liJroker. MontitiT IM Ington: T. W. IlavtdoP.

C'nniH' lrf OIt; A. P. Mueller. Nobl' aMllc; Lewi. Coh i v1inn.

nriTll rt ChiWr irl lii't. Huntliu ton ima: Ir. G. 1 HiUhii''i, Nn'i'i Nf.t. Ir.

J. If so.it ti I I I. New Alt nr N. n. Li i.a.iun.

Merle "tt fr.iwfi.r Uvtl'e. Intr. liib R.Kktl. ii. V.

v. Goab. Kent Kt falrmoowli rn tik v. t. Copfie NaprMec A nwr VI Vrtnori: A.

Mi'1' I. it'i'f Simn Shart' Fr nrtl l.icu I W.I't. N. b'e ville Krinkiln. ttv Paul IVaton rrcneeravlre; Jl in I.tnriT A O.

Reriour. Cal tis. ico C. Gaa City; Hugh W' iren.tiijr Atcllli.jn Tom Arbnrkte. RaahIHe.

iiuTtin l' I well. Wlnamac; Wil'irk Elkhart I)r D. Meyrea Blon Init. L.ren. McN ibh Ft.

Wayne. Ir I e' Kllt.tl W.Mrr White I 1 i.fi ipohs n. J. N'lgh'viura. Waba.h On .) Mt'wtike Luther reefr.

Kl.h'.init. chtrman: II. H. Summers ington iri ri Kobtn.on. Attica: ia I'jini'1 hniMtnwi Howar.t Ho Tt.

i W.r r. tluntingburg; i 1 i i "f.M.T.kl'le. BlMENSHIP SPEAKER come in the present calendar year Ulr.exs from pn umonia. will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m.

Explains War Plans for Na were to be deposited In various bank i thefhome. 1121 North Meridian street, the Rev. George Arthur Frantx, inglnstitutlons. pastorlbf the First Presfcyt mlan church, and the Rev. M.

L. Raines, pastor iSrrTSuSn SS? "adto end. invited to the aervlcea. auditor, said while the dally balance. but buVial Crcwn Hill cemetery will be private.

approximates slightly more than Actite pallbearers will be Wvi J. Charles C. Morgan, of Baltimore; five $1,000,000. Bids for deposit of the DanleU. Ward H.

Dvan. AL'rcd F. daughters. Mrs. Lucia Max Beth Los JatUr were based on a daily balance Gaudikg, Robert A.

Anseles. Mrs. Wallace Patter oi sz.100.000. oonaic B. Jameson.

Warracic Wal son. Evarutcn. 111.: Mrs. Harold H. Those taking part in the session lance.

Howard Wiins and Irvir.s Mitchell. New York. Mrs. Benjamin Mcnday were Mayor L. Ert Slack Dunn.

Clyde E. Robinson, county treasurer: Sterling R. Holt, city controller: Charles W. Kern, president of the school commissioners; Albert F. Waisman.

business director of the city, and George Snider and John E. Shearer, county commissioners. 623 Drivers Get 'Stickers'; Only 67 Pay the $2 Fine Willlans. Honorary pallbearers will D. Hitz and Mrs.

Joseph J. Daniels, be Ftderlc M. Ayres. AlVrt Baker. Indlrmip and a son.

Alexander Arthu. V. Brown. An.cs W. Butler.

R. Holhday. Lndianapolls, A second ThomaC. Day. ESgar H.

Evans Ben son. Lieutenant Jchn 1L Hclliday. jamin Hitz. Dr. Bernays Kennedy, di.xi in 1317 In army service in the Dr.

David Ross. Gustav A. Schnull. world war. Frank p.

Stalnaker, Rots h. WjIIsc 1 Mrs. Holllday left a ram of money Allen i. Wilkinson and Evaris Wool for the purchase of new books relat len. in? to the civil war.

which are pub Mrs. Holllday was the widow of from time to time, to be added John If. Holiday, who lounied The to the collection left by her husband Indian a polls News and the Unv to the Indianapolis City Library. Be Trust Company, she was lor many lore Mr. Holilday death, which oc AT NAVAL CONFERENCE tional Emergency.

RESERVE OFFICERS ATTEND r.Ln... ion neet ana station assignmenta. affairs of the and took a keen a gift to the city of their suburban CaPt weir CookA worw war Interest In church work. She was a heme In the Spring Mill road, tn the tce Jlor member of a prominent (a.T.ily. the vicinity of StMy thlrd and Illinois nSawaL Chamber o.

Commerce, daucht of Alexander Rierr.an. of treets. for a city park. The rolling at tZ Ji OD commercU1 anJ Baltlmte. She was born Jun 30.

taxied land comprises eighty acres, 1853. IrT Eal irr.ore. corr.Lng to lni and the gltt was accepted by the KJ? r.I? 5' xil.iTZZ anaooIl4 after her murrie to Mr bonrd of park commissioners, which r7V. "vf 1 JrJSl Hollidal NcAembcr 4. 1875.

at that time was composed of Charles Tnnder comprising Mrs. Solllday was a member cf the E. Collin. S. E.

Rauh. FTed C. Gard. Indiana. wtU be held annually, ac First Presbyterian church.

Indiana r.er and Henry' Seyfried. and by Jos 10 EL "I 1. polls Waans a former pre.l eph E. Bell, mayor. meeting.

Approximately l'" dent of Indianapolis Free Kin The board passed resolution In navl rve officers attended the dcrjrarten Sorlt ty. director of Teach gratitude for the gift, which bore a tj ers ColWe of IndlanarvolLv a mr nber 'photograph of Mr. Holllday at the I of the Indiana Society of Colonial top. and was framed. The deed pro Dames America, the Caroline Soo't I vided that the land shall not become Harrison' Chapter.

A. honorary the property of the city until three memberaof the vltty of Indiana yeor.s after the flrt March following Pioneers and of the board of mana the death Mrs. Holllday. mhen it ers of the Indianapolis Orphans' sh all be converted into a public park Home and be known as Holllday park in She 1 survived by a sfcter. Mrs their memory.

442 Accidental Deaths in Marion County for 1928 Four hundred and forty two person met taccldental death in Indiana polls and Marlon county in 1923. according a report announced Monday by Ilr. Charles H. Keever, county coroner. rThe total represents an In crease of five over 1927.

Eight nun wou.d Tint hl In Wuhimlnn Tnrfr i mobile accidents. 47. an Increase of hr kept that promiw and chatted with 17: pedewrlans killed by automobiles? in the exxrutive office. and tlwn had luncheon with him. Ljy and Coollciar I'ave hn lrirnedti for thirty wven yeara.

cinre the President ua a Ktndent at An ht. rt CoU e. wlun he iiaed to atop in hi ah op to talk with the cobbler. Luov Mid thnt hia eonveraatlon ith tre Prel dent tod.iy doa.lt with old frienda and rrminieehses of at Northacno Brief Notrs of the Day. Diviiion 1.

L. A. A. O. win meet TupfHljy night at Parlor A.

Deniaon hotl. The Georre H. Chapman Pout No. r.09, D. A.

ami the W. R. C. No. 10 will hold a joint meeting Tuesday at 2 p.

tn. at Ft. Friendly. The Ladle' Auxiliary to Tnlted Commercial Travelera will give a card party January IB at 2 p. tn.

at tbe home of Mr. Walter Eckert, 3537 Winthrop avenue. St. Mary a Social Club will entertain with card and lotto Tburnday atternoon in tha school hall. 315 North New Jersey the settlement did not comply with ireet.

Hoste? win Mm. Row Hal aSrSJF 111 SVnp passing on Certain phases Of the con Edward Monaahan will he InMaUeu iroversy WhUe the proceedings were i president ot the Gmma Chapter ot the penaing in tne circuit court of bd lne Bl luemay rMB.r at 8 p. m. at tbe home ot Misa Jma MORE BLACKMER BONDS LEVIED U. S.

Marshall Arts on Orders of Dis trict Supreme Court, WASHINGTON. January 7 (A.P.) second levy of $100,000 of bonds be i longing to Harry M. Blackmer. missing Teapot Dome witness, was made today by Edgar C. Snyder, United States marshal, acting under a district of Columbia supreme court decision holding Blackmer in contempt for hla re fusal to testify.

The bonds were taken from those deposited by counsel for Blackmer when the court ordered the first seizure some months ago under the Walsh act which permits application of the penalty to persons refusing to testify here In criminal trials. Blackmer. former president of the Midwest Refining Company, was wanted as a witness in the two oil trials of Harry P. Sinclair. His extradition from Paris was sought by the government on charges in connection with his income tax but the French courts declined to assist Copies of the notification of the second bond seizure will be mailed to American officials at Paris.

Marseilles, Nice, Monaco and London to he served on Blackmer if he is found. STOCKHOLDERS WIN. Wabash Railroad Group Gets Dividend Precedence Over Others. NEW YORK, January 7 (AJ.) The United States circuit court of ap peals today decided that holders of preferred stock of the Wabash i Railroad Company are entitled to receive dividends for past years before i any payments are made to holders of Beatr Madden. kvioe Cbarlej McNeely.

trcaurer: Mia Hel Seal, aeo retary and publicity chairman: Philip Ocha. aerreant at arms, and Arthur Vlelil. delecate to the board ot directors. lDnUllatlon at Ft. FrleoaMy.

Tbe Harold C. McGrew Camp No. 1. U. S.

W. and the National Auxiliary No. 3. Department of Indiana, held Joint inatallaUon recently at Ft. Friendly.

W. C. Oren and G. C. Moon, paat commander, conducted the ceremoniea.

Those inat ailed were W. S. Ash ford, commander: Bert Persell. aenior vice commander; Homer S. Plount.

Junior vicoeommander: Frank O. Vothiinark adiutant: Frank Gray, quarter maater: William H. Collina. officer ot tho day: Nineveh Johnon. officer of the uaed; Henry F.

Weber, chaplain: Ira H. Jordan, auryeon: A. D. Porter, patriotic instructor: Oliver Seara. hiatorian; Frank Greenwood and Charlea Shillinr.

color aerreanta: David Sprinirer'. musician: Albert H. Henry, aerteant major: Thorns A. Radley. quartermaater aerreant.

and Harry Krauae, trustee. Woman May Dla of Boroa. Mra. MaUlda MeUck. aca aeventy three.

B416 Bellefontaino atreet. Saturday nlicht received burna about the cheat, neck and arm which may prove fatal, aa the result of attempt to tbe flames in laea curtains which were icnited by when strlick by railroad trains. 6. a decrease Tf 18, and persons killed in railroad automobile collisions, 15, an increase of 10. According to the report, 2.932 witnesses were heard as a result of acci dents.

In 1927, 4,218 pcisons were i plained. Autopsies held In 1928 numbered 138, an increase of twenty one. Nine years ago 550 cases were handled by the office. SEEKS SHARE IN ESTATE Hammond Woman Files Suit In Covington; Will Not Found. Th In liar.atio' i ATTICA, January 7.

Suit a share in the estate of David S. Ferguson Anas been filed in Covington by Mrs. abel York. Hammond, who alleges sY4 Is a daughter of Ferguson, who diedlAugust 18. 1928.

The suit names Charles Meeker. Imperial, a brother of Ferguson, and othel heirs, and Involves abuut $70,000, rf Including land which disposed of by deed. Suit totprobate the estate of Ferguson wai filed Saturday. It is alleged the to'ill has been lost, but purported coSicils dated July 10, 1011. and Deceraber 5.

1925, have been ptc sented. hirs. York Is not mentioned in either one? It is likewise alleged was not Mentioned In the mlsslr wilL Ferguson was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for stnte auditor ofkhe last primary election rnars Ran if in. 814 Jbf a St J. C.

KOLSEM, 80. IS DEAD Former Terre Haute Mayor, State Senator Stricken in Texas. tit The l')Jlinpolia Newl 1 TERRE HAUTE, January 7. Jacob C. Kolsem, former mayor of Terre Haute, and one of the city's foremost financiers, died today at San Antonio.

Tex where he had been spending the winter. He became 111 two weeks ago, and was operated on tomobile license station In Indiana 2 ltZfmm" ..7. mm Saturday. His family wa with him poll at 2504 East Washington street nttijri wmT mi when he died. The body wlU be was announced Monday by Otto V7hC year' brought home, probshlf arriving here Flfield.

secretarv of sUte. Five branch compared with 756 In 1927. at In BUlCid totaled 79, a decrease OI tton athSL homlddes, 41. a decrease of 1: SS Statehouse. Flfield warned that In mansiaujmier.

io. an increase i Company He served two term to the diana motorlste wUl 1 be subject to ar "cidenlQ deaths. 171. an Incwase of senate and wa? mvorm iSo IOl i itVX a nf 3 rer to 190 He first worked with the after February 1. street cars f.

defease of 3. per Krrpa Tryat With PrealaVnt. WASHINGTON. January 7 AJ.1 sons Kiueu in cxreei car auiomooue collisions! 1. the same as in 1927; Je entered the clothtogbush pedestrials killed by lnterurbans.

2. a nd became manager of the H. D. Plx dcreaseH 3: persons killed in Inter '7. Company He, became associated kei.t a DroaiiMi to an nu i.niiicinn.

un Tawiora aiToanxs, now aeaa ken jreaert ao Lucey Mauror! nril killed In auto in a number Of enterprises and in 1900 th vioo Pntrtrinnt that crease oi ii. persons xuiea in auw i Um became of the Jackson Hill manager Coal Company, which grew Into one of the largest in this district. Hl. service in the state senate was successful and he came to be recog nzed as cne of the strong members cf the senate. He was prominent in Democratic circles.

Mrs. Kolsem died some years ago. He Ls survived by two sons, Charles ton. Ho waa particularly impreved I A Th nmrhrr in 15r7 was KcLiem. here, and John W.

Kolsem, the President' phylcal eonditiono and neara; ln numoer in lb i as okHhema Cltv and three damrh thoupht Cooiidso wan looking: aa fins af due to the Grotto wreck and the OI uxiancma uyana inree aaugn ho had evrr him. Indianapolis and Vicinity Graystone apartment fire, it was ex ters. Mrs. Lercy Donnelly, Mra John Cu shmrtn and Miss Agnes Kolsem. all of this city.

The Rev. J. S. Martin Is TO. to The lndlsnapolla News) GREENWOOD.

January 7. Word has been received here of the serious illness of the Rev. J. S. Martin in the Presbyterlsn Hospital at Charlotte, C.

AccomDanled bv Mrs. Martin, he went to Charlotte to frx nd the holidays with a daughter. He suffered a stroke of paralysis re i cently. The Rev. Mr.

Martin served as pastor of the Presbyterian church here for seven years and resigned a i year ago on account of falling health. I Before coming here he was paster of the Irving Presbyterian church for several years. Luncheon at Parish House. Women of the Second Reformed church. Merrill and Alabama streets, will serve a luncheon Tuesday from 1 1 a.

m. to 1 p. m. at the parish house. 309 East Merrill street.

The affair will be open to the public. Steamship Movrmeata. NEW YORK. January 7. Arrived: Cale donia, from Glafow; Adriatic.

from l.n rtMio; Lit KM EN. January 4. Arrived: yd toon, attached to the staff of Admiral T. T. Craven.

"Oreat Lakes naval training station. Monday discussed plans for training of naval revrvUU. and said a more Interesting training prosram Is planned for 1929. He said i each division will receive training as a unit. William H.

Kershner. adju Dental Gold, Instruments Among Loot PoUce Monday vera asked to mres tlgate the theft of a considerable amount of dental gold, surgical ln strumenU and other medical cappJtes from the office of four dentists and a physician. Although the dentists offlcra were In scattered parti of the city, tn each instance an amount of dental gold was obtained by the burglars who forced entrance Into th placrs. Dr. R.

D. Hough. ratrfVU Commander E. J. Blankenshlp.

a r. ik. ik. Auti membtr of the staff at the United cold valued at 125. Dr.

J. W. KorrtL States naval hesdquarier and dl I colored, 422 North Senate avenue, re rector rt frw th. I medlcaJ eQulpmrnt and auiglcal naval district, was principal speaker Monday at the closing session of the two day conference of officers of the insiruxnenu vaiisea as ii siosra. Dr.

rred N. Stratum. 5304 CcUer were reported stolen from Dr. DonnelL dentist, with otncea at IHH East Washington street. INCREASES STOCK ISSUE L.

S. Ayr A Co. Kais Pre erred Issm ti.saa.eta. Notice wa filed Monday with the secretary cf state by L. 8.

Ayrca it Co. of an increase of SI 00.000 tn the preferred stock of the concern, as a result of which the total authorised capitalization of the company ha been brought to I4.5O0.000. Decision to Increase the capitalization wa reached at a stockholders' meeting held earlier in the day. according to the notice. The former capitalization of the company was 000.000.

which consisted of 15. COO shares of common stork of 11.500.000 par value and an equal amount or prefermL rrederie M. tant neral of Indiana, explalaed the 1 Ayres ts president cf the company record and present potentiality of the 1 Victor KrndaO. secretary of Indiana national guard. 1 8.

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i cit Valr.ir. Uao, district aon and VS rsssi t. i i' ler, I 27 OGDEN ASKS TIME TO ANSWER STEPHENS 'Attorney Central Requests 90 Days Additional for Plea. IN CORAM NOBIS WRIT A request for ninety days addl Uonal uae In which to meet the pe tiUon of D. Stephensoo for a wrtt of coram oobls.

through which Sta phreson Is aeeking a dtw trial on the avenue sshlsofrka had been broken murder charge la which he received a uiio rn.ua av iuui ocsbau UM man a clock stolen. wu.iru on itwxw me: rw rr i.t. I. natl inal rard armory. I sie2 East Washington street.

re Commander Blankrnshlp erpla'ned ported theft of dental gold valued at war plans which are held tn readiness )5 and a quantity of stamps. An Inlay xor a national emergency, ana cis bridge, dental eoulomrnt. and stamp) cussed plans for roobil ration and Hie aectenct at the Indiana Stat Prison, wa Od Monday wh the Indiana guprema court fcy Jamea li. Ogden. attorney ceneraL Stephenson petition, ta the request fUed by Ogden.

said wa pUotd before the court December 1ft. At thai Uma, Arthur QlZkca waa aUorney meral of the stata. Ogden do a turning office cnOl January 4. Bcxsa Uffit ago the court act January I a date for hearing on the coram nobis petition. Ogden aald he had no ra cial knowledge of the Stephenson pleading until January 4.

and con eequenUy was unable to prepare tat in cms in wa anon tan, tio hear tng wa held January a. Owing to tha fact that tha eaaa at issue Is lodg. Ogden axxed for ninety days from the present tune to prrpara an answer and far taking any other Item that ma iWiuil im by appellee." In the petition for th writ of coram nobis. Stepbmsoa aHeged, through his attorney. FtUx Banken baker.

Terra Haute, that certain tio menu prevailing during his trial be fart the Hamilton county circuit court, at NoclesvUle. prevented htra from taking tha witness stand ta hi own behalf. Ia the opinion of aom attorneys, tha petition for tha special writ rxely win be referred to th trial court for final hearing. Other AdPag 3 Krause Bros Sale of Overcoats ant Topcoats 17 Choice of the Stock Outstanding Vafoes All Wool Coats! Priced dean Tsa Oat la a Harry! 20 Redaction on All Leather CoaU Cerdarey Cmla, Mackinaw 15 to 50 Redaction on Broken LoU of Underwear Redactions ta Almact Every Oepartsaemi The Ster far Vahjes" KRAUSE BROS Oowrthease It Opposite Us tIS ttf Washing! 8L CMother Jnoivs JH 'l N. i li t'i' 1 4 ki 1 Lil 1 3 nwe rnpirr ill jimMmj 'nil nsTLa TIM CXXT.

IflvJaJtlrOattOOl 771 rktiiJOpiara.Uarpbjfflei Mineral. NotNacotic SeSr I a FnfTTtbrsa LossorSix rrtmtftertrofljfW I alkali S' Ts 11 11 11 JL 1.