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Coat. Wood and Kindling 92 NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING TKT OS TOS. W. Va. west vixgimaYinch una.

W. Va. 4 in. W. Va.6 in.

Ko. ft forked. Island Creek, POCAHOXTAS. 4 INCH 52 Pocahontas Io. md Ash.

Pocahontas egg, No. 4 FOCAHOXTA. FKACTCKK 7 00 s. vise v5 CgM o. 4 B4 Aah.

Eat HUDB. Ind. lp. $5.00 S5.50 MERIDIAN COAL CO. Li.

6237 ii. 6237 IT PAYS TO BUY at tie Aecooot on toei ortwe Kindling With Each Ton "ju Virtlnta bloew. tnrh. tork4. fto IM Ttrol err.

a forkM. feeei Vkrf mi run. 60 lump, ft SO A Oel Turn' Coal. nt Kr Woe. 6 la rcl 7 4he vwh4 aw.

23 forl: oooe lor nM eue or Eettrt 7 r0 Oi. GnVra. lerre bloHt IwrhM. 7 25 V. Glen1 or a.

r.l,om I forked. 6 .5 fOJSe CHwrloro erf. el an 1nri. 15 Insane Ho ft. Sin.

lt larre foraed. ft Jrvjlana Ho. ft. Ji4 erf. forsJ ft 2 forahontae lp, rwl ash.

aone btlW. 74 Ciuseoe roe. all aaee 110 00 iT" DZUTZKKD ASTTWnERE IX CITT. Union Ic and Coal Co. DR.

4521. 1910 Bluff. it win tar n)t our yard rw Ba the di Oereace la food coal. '4th VEIN 4th COMMERCIAL LP. Ind.

6 in. forkM $5.25 PER TON 2 TONS, $10 Kindling With Each Ton All other rood grades of Coal and Coke COMMERCIAL FUEL CO. ARTIFICIAL ICE CO. MA. 0430.

MA. Qt31. TREAT YOURSELF" TO A GOOD "TON OF COAL Monarch Lump $5.50 Per Ton 2 Tons, 10.75 We Guarantee NAGELSON COAL CO. LI. 92G0 RI.

18Gfi NO CHARGE FOR W1IEEL IN Wr4 rirrlnla 4 inrl laanp. fV Wrat VtrUiia lnh lump 7 00' Hi. ft lorkad. l.taod Oaak lump I Porahonlaa 4 (fx imp R. 75 'raiioita4.

4 tnrh for had 0t Poranonlaa for luenp fW IVwartonlia. irnna rut. luaap. 7S. VThJta Aati Imb 9 SO J.D.JOHNSON HI loa.

Pr, 0171 COMPANY Wa handla Ih in a.h nf rod aah raalioplaa lump eal that ran I lxiubt A furtiar aaa llrod rritiniiul ualy for two waaka wlth'tut rlaatiltia lra aah i Wf yuarantM ba 1'orakutitaa ro.l lha Iml that mtny mn huf, lr ton lor our hoT 32 Years In th Coal Buiinesi BAKKKTT COAL CO. i Ma. 34RO EVERYTHING From Tocahontas to Indiana i mM by tht Hoosier Brick and Coat aUo Cititens coke. Don't make a mistake in buying before you rail them. He.

1331, 1332. 1333 I Brfe lump, fitraad. I ho. a anoa muntf I mil ana I 'f llo" Tbacktr 4 lorb lump lorfc j. 00 1 1 naca aaaaa.

Waat Vlrrnla Tbaekvr ipcfc lump. lorkad ao (Thaekar aaaan. Vt.at ttrannla I Ot h. roal alua uirk arl. rtKllXS COAL AND CXMEMT CO 4 awn 'e Never Disappoint Bttra larta Virginia 6 Imto blavk.

forkait 78 Vvm.ra lump. If i QkiaUfjr Imtiaaa t.Tkmi J.A ft SS Wa kaa a rva I for ry pttrpoaa. Try na. MrtNUMKNT COAL CO. $1.75 LINTON WHITK ASH LUMP Indiana 4.

f'rkd. ISLAND CKKKK LUMP. $6.50 R. K. rKUUY.

RI. 128. SirtlfAk. lt VK WllCEliNii. tiland Craak Iviann 7ft Ma 74TI I COM.

CO ffEXTY try ufflM aiou4 ami kiol.in, rnr a rtM i 7 "ITkaVT" LaU MiTX Ami luroaoa kuvlUrvr. raaaonabt. Ta. 67 1 ii') "You've had Catarrh long enough now take HalTs" It Is itraftce that anyone today put up with the annoyance and misery of catarrh when it is to easy ta end it. Start takinf UalTe Ca tarrh Medicine now go thru thie "winter in comfort.

By actinjt directly en tbe inflamed mucous membranes Hall's relieve th inflammation of the delicate lining of noee and throat, and quickly restores a healthy condition. Even stubborn cases respond promptly. Ask your druTt. Price 85c. Xra Book ratCtarfSBffay ar.

VTtt T. J. Ctaaty Cos, ToUda, OaJa HALL'O Catarrh Medicine mayor in conference abject af Meetlnr WUh Safety lUard 3Iembers Net Revealed. Mayor L. Ert Slaclr, Fred W.

Conn ell and Ira P. Haymaker, members of the board of safety, held a dosed confer, ence Thursday In the boards office at the city HalL The topic of discussion could not he learned either from the mayor or the board members. Pre Ylously Mayor Slack attended a session of the fire department's school St Cre headquarters. MERIT BADGES READY FOR COUR Park cemetery. OFAWARDS Cirl Scouts to Be Honored in Library Program.

STARS FOR ATTENDANCE CM Scouts from all troops of the Indianapolis organization will receive merit badges Friday night at the court of awards to be held In the Cropsey auditor! dm cf the Ptibllc Library, beginning at 7:30. The following girls wi3 receive gold attendance stars: Vary Cihfr rve 3am, MirI'a KtfcK Bf bnsan. XiidrM Jjritir! Inna arvl Xvnm Rcaa. Troop 5: J.rftte McKroy. To Loia Ctan.

Troop 10: W. Silia rba. Troop 13: Jiv and Rjta Ccrry. Trop 15: Xst) Norton and Paa Norton. Troop 17: Strv.ier and Troop Btty Jobn oo.

Katbmn Roh.r and Jrj Craw lord. Troop 22 Kmi Pri, M.Wirl Pur iy r4 Mary Xmnn. Troop 24: Jean Edwar i. Karbara BThnrr ad J.an f.r.i si. Troop fclT HW.

Tro 30 Thora Arihur. Troop 32. I tti Taylor and Botl Coiima. Troop 3 iant Troop 39: r.omrrxl Bak r. JrM Noie.

Kathrio Marchy. A4 Hw Gf.Vn aod Lnt. Waoo, Troop 42. aod HmkI Root. Troop S'5T atWidarw atara awarded Loui KwoU.

PffT Wh jt. IJoroiiy Txivr. Jfary Iai Denrd. Vatroia uarvrlr. Dorothy Galtn.

rry Mnf Jlary Eanor Doll n. Trooo 6: Ruh Jfrra Rc h. Jaa SoatHard arl Torothy vot. Troop 7: Ejirn M'KJrwtry. VirfiLa Bmsth.

Ailwn AIrW. Ix ila I nrKx, Mary Catherine M'LaJii. HIti KIr Vra fjl mry, ioyr Corton and Wij. r. Troop 10: IVty Brtjr r1 PfcySna Ihi.

Tr'ip 13 Kuth Ttj' k'iT. Tr'op 17; Vtna Mm rrtrafn and MrrTla IV rtr tn. Trof Hiwkin. JirM Powr aid WiihirJn X'Kiroy. Troor 21: Mary lala Eawr Co'dmell.

Jan Wrrr. Trarja MotlT. Arw a ColdvHI. rrar'T T'tmr. Pranr r.

Aii Itliy and Jt" Tfaor. Troop 22: PW Murray and fjorchy Brlrikman. Troop 15; Heim O.Ilir... PJixaty fb Lfma Chaiy and Lorm Miilr. Troop 24: T'tTimrrmnn.

Ignore Rrinrj and Waa. Trom 27; Rtha Htnw and Vi.nr1 fUNnarn. Troop 3: Jdrrd lymlae DrHr and KomoM CoII.d. Trop S4: Alu Prrrln. Mary Hrrlon.

H'len W.idrr. Jfwth Mrthi aod A)rta In, Troop 42. a Vl Knox. Troop 43. Other badges to be nreaented In clude aeeond claas.

land animals, observer, home aerrtce. hostess, cook. neddiewoman. acout aid. child nurvj.

health guardian, health winner, lirft aid. athletic, community service, and ho! art hi p. The awards will be made by Mr CharW E. Rush. Miss Roueau McOlland.

Mrs. Victor Jose, Jr, Dr. JarnMi IL StygalL and Dr. Ptank S. C.

Wicks. Winkler, Father of Dry Leader, War Veteran, Dies 7 v. 1 keal w'' "mj.v i. ttMfil JS II I I III I I DAVID WINKLER. David Winkler, age eighty, civil war veteran and father of George A.

Winkler." federal prohibition director for: Indiana, died early Thursday at St. Vincent's Hospital after an Illness of five weeks. Mr. Winkler, who had been a resl dent of Indiana for sixty five years was born In Kentucky. February 14, 1848.

He came to Indiana at an early see and settled at Franklin. He en gaged In farming, later moving to Indianapolis. He served as superintendent of buildings and grounds at the Statehouse In the administration of Oovernor Hanlry and as custodian of the City Hall in the administration of Charles W. as mayor, He had lived at Franklin In the later rears of his life. Mr.

Winkler was a member of Troop Cl of the 13th Indiana cavalry tn the civil war, enlisting Octotirr 25 1884. He was discharged at Vlcfcs bun. October 24. 1865. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias Lodge at Franklin and of the Christian church there.

Mr. Winkler was the father of twelve children, sev en of whom survive: His wife died few years ago. Surviving children are Oeorae L. Winkler. Charles Wink ler and Mrs.

Doaha Drontson, ail of Indianapolis; Mrs. Ellxa Campbell, Mrs. Emma Owens and Mrs. Cyrus Onsen, all of Franklin, and Mrs, Anna alias her. of Needham.

Two brothers. Daniel Boone and Jefferson Winkler, both of Franklin, survive, as do thirty grand children and four great gTandchU dren. Funeral service VC1 be held at 3 b. m. Saturday at the Christian church in Franklin.

The body was taken Thursday to the home of the daughter. Mrs. Campbell, at Franklin. Mr. Rlgx Service Saturday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lou K. Rlgg. age eighty, the widow of Oscar tttgr. civil war veteran, who died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Edward Rethmeler, S41 North Dearborn avenue, will be held Saturday at 2 n. m. at the home The Rev. J. O.

Hussom. pastor of the First Reformed church, wlU of ficlate. Burial wlU be In Washington Mrs. Rlgx had been 111 ten days She was born tn Ohio, She lived for several years tn Vmcennes and came Indlanapcds In 1884. Her husband died about forty three years ago.

She was a member of the George H. Thomas Post, W. R. and the Daughters of Rebekah. Besides her daughter Mrs.

Rigg is survived by two sisters. Mr. Kate Huddles tun and Mrs. Ella Nash, of Yale. I1L: two brothers.

Oeorge Mitchell, of Dundas. UL. and WOaan Mitchell of Adrian. two half brothers. Frank and Eha Trigg, of Miami.

Okla. raneral for WOllam Reynolds. Funeral services for William S. Reynolds, age sixty nine, who died unexpectedly Wednesday at his home. 3602 East Thirty second street, cf heart disease after an Illness cf three years, will be held Saturday at 10 a.

m. at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Cora Johnson, 2806 North Dearborn street. Burial win be In Memorial Part cemetery.

Mr. Reynolds collapsed when watching his son in law. Thomas Turley, chop wood and died shortly after. He Is survived by the widow, Mrs. Mary Reynolds: six daughters, Mrs.

Turley. Mrs. Cora Johnson. Mrs. Linda Johnson.

Mrs. Margaret Gustin. Mrs. Julia Tucker, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Sarah Smith, of Kentucky, and two sons, Simon L.

and Robert Reynolds, of Indianapolis. Last Rite for Mrs. Alice Heiner. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Heiner, ase seventy eight, widows' of Pred A.

Heiner, who died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Willis C. Smith, 216 HendrlcJcs place, will be held Saturday at 2:30 m. at the home. The Rev.

L. C. Trent, pastor cf the Woodruff Place Baptist church, will conductthe services. Burial will be In Crown HIU cemetery. Mrs.

Heiner was born at Ptoccville and came to Indianapolis as small rirL She was. a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Besides Mrs. Smith she is survived by four other daughters. Mrs.

William A. Devlne, Mrs. Lee O. Miller. Mrs.

Arthur A. Cutchfield and Mrs. Martin J. Hlnes. and three Oarrett A.

Smith, Dorothy A. Hines and Katherlne J. I Hines, all of Indiana polls. Heart Disease Fatal to Two. Charles Stevens, age sixty five, was fofcnd dead In his bed at the Roosevelt hotel late yesterday, a victim of heart disease.

Investigation was made by Nolan Sparm, riiht clerk, when Stevens did not respond to a call to his room. Dr. C. H. Keever.

coroner, was Informed Stevens had relatives in N. and Danville. HL Matt Whittaker. age fifty, was found dead In his room at West Washington street, Wednesday night. Heart failure was jfiven as the cause of his death by DY.

Keever, who C. L. Ryrrvm. Steel Leader, Dead. CHICAGO.

January 19 (AP.) Edwin Lamed Ryervsn. age seventy four, chairman of' the board of the Joseph T. Ryerson Sen Steel Com pany, died today following an Illness of five days. SOCIAL SIDE OF CHURCHES The monthly meeting of the Calen dar Club of Central Universalist church will be held In the social room of the church. Thursday, at 8 p.

m. The annual election of officers 4U K. V.14 V. I r. Vv.

AAA fcTC ill Hi. Aijr CIViW.K 1 AAA spent In games and entertainment. The Women's Home MLs5ionary So ciety of the Roberts Park M. E. church will meet Friday at 2 p.

In the church parlors. Devotirns will be In the charge of Mrs. C. E. Reck.

Mrs. J. C. Edwards will talk on "Christian Missions and Modern Industry." Mrs. William H.

Hcrbst will talk on "Home Mission Nuggets." Mrs. J. F. Wilson and the women of group No. 4 will be hostesses.

Married at ConnersvlUe. (Sperial to Th Jndlaxiapolia Newal CONNERSVTLLE, Ind, January .9. Announcement has been made cf the marriage of Miss Thelma Powers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

M. O. Powers and Howard A. Klbby, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Klbby, which tqck place at the parsonage of the Central Christian church, the Rev. y. R.

Burton officiating. Miss imocene Mcuatton. aaugnier of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McHatton.

and Kenneth Houghland were married at the same church. Caledonian Club's Night Program on Burns Ready ij v7 5 1 a .5 1 HTJGHXE JAMTKSON. Hug hie Jamieson. the lad frae Stir ling," Is the piper who will play for the Caledonian Club, at the Masonic Temple. Wednesday evening.

Everything Is la readiness for a. "Night wi Burns," and an array cf talent has been engaged, headed by Cameron Mr Lean, well known barytone. The Scotch comedian. Phil Barker. Jessie Charleston.

Highland dancer, cham pion cf the United States and Canada: Thomas Knox ar.d Martha MacDou gall, both of Indianapolis, also are on the program. A feature win be the singing of the Scotch love duet. "The Cmokit by Miss MacDougaH ana Cameron McLean. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 192S. SLAYER OF MICHIGAN GIRL tv I i P.

and A. Photo. Adolph HoteHing, who has been sentenced to life Imprisonment at hard labor for the murder of five year old Dorothy Schneider near Flint. Mich Is shown left). as he appeared in Ionia Reformatory before the trial.

Charles Shean. warden, is at the right. Will Give LectLres on Retail Merchandising 1 i J. W. BolU.

H. S. Bervlg. The first cf a series of sixteen lec tures cn retaQ merchandising will be eiven bv Hurold S. Berviz.

assistant manager cf the National Retail Hard ware Dealers Association, ai me opening of a new evening course at the Indiana University extension division in Indianapolis. The lectures will be held at Shortrldge High School. The course to be given by Mr. Bcrvig will cover show window and interior decorations, location and its effect on retail business, accounting, analysis of income, expense and balance sheet ratios, use of trade statistics, use of general business statistics, budgeting the business merchandise control, compensating bonus plans, surveys of trade territories, salesmanship and advertising. J.

Willard Bolte. manager or mer PADLOCK SUITS FILED Ward. United States Attorney Starts Action Aaks Three Injunctions. Suits to padlock three places In Indianapolis where liquor was alle2cd to have been sold In violation of the national prohibition act. were filed by Albert Ward, United States district attorney, with the clerk of the federal court, Thursday.

The complaints also charged the owners and proprietors of the establishments with maintaining with the filing of the abatement suits URGES M'NARY SUPPORT Sam II. Thompson Asks Fall Backing of Fee Plan. ROCK ISLAND. 111.. January 19 (AP.) Active support of the farmers of the country In behalf of the Mc Nary Haugen bill was urged today by Sam H.

Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. here to attend the thirteenth annual WILL BOOST AIR MAIL master. The campaim is in the January number cf Actiu.u membership crrai editcr, said. I 2 a 41 5 fc 7 8 sn 'A Old fashioned Bessie The woman who slumps on certain days of every month has not kept abreast of the times. Midol has made painful periods a thing of the past for thousands of women! Midol is not a narcotic.

It does not interfere with the natural and necessary process of menstruation. But it stops the pain. It eaes the organs affected in five "to seven minutes. Furthermore, the' woman who anticipates her time and takes a tmy tablet of Midol beforehand will experience no pain at all. Try to realize Midol does really end all suffering, even discomfort.

no matter how hard a time you ve always had. At drugstores, in trim aluminum cae for fifty cents. Skinny Women Don't Stand a Chance! rhandls' plans for the advertising Gain pounds of weight with firm of Harrmel McDermott. will New YPAST anrl IRON conduct Monday evening extension dl na vision classes on sales management. tlcaxarxt to take Quick He has had nearly twenty years of experience In sales, and advertising work.

The course will discuss problems cf commodity analysis, sales organization, the psvcholosry of selling. sVs campaigns, the legal aspects of ralr and development of new methods. Ulfj of pay nothing ak iv Jni'il Tom daat waat to ba oadcrvciabt. oarvooa and nuVances. ard asKed that tne places aiwara tired an obaet of ntVao nar friatwia.

I be closed for a year. Temporary In tort IROrrLZEX) YtAST now aad put poonla junctions were Issued by the clerk, mod fleah oa thoao booy arms, boUow wioau man moj nnn. uses grva way to fracerai enrrem. reel a new aitality and I The first suit wis directed against hSSrSaTyos a fruit store at 18 North West street, Kreow Joa operated by Dan Vladlou and Susie Pope. Martin Breziar.

proprietor, and John Shlsco. owner, of Detroit, were named in the second complaint which sought to close a two story frame building at 2937 West Tenth street, occupied as a soft drink establishment. A charge of maintaining a place where both drinking and gambling were per mitted was included in the third suit against a soft drink establishment and restaurant at 1001 North West street. operated by John W. Sharp, and owned by Rudolph J.

Roller. years. rtmn. poanda rain naTeat knows for Hote Yeast BaMa Wmght ntOSlZZD YtAST it two tonic tn mm 1 wrixht bnildinr Teast and atretixttaeainx Iroa. Tbe yeaat ia toe aame nard in malt, i and which make malt ao beoefioal.

Thia yeast la treatedavith iron takes from freah eegetablee spuiach. lettoce and celery. la thia form Iroo ia eavlr asaimilated by the body, makinc rtch, red biood and toning i erveo aad meaclea. Only wben r'oorr ia 1 remixed in thia way is it moat effective for Iron ia needed to bona oat the aretht boDlinf valoea of Teast. by this formula IRO.StZED YEAST ffrvr you rmilti in half th tim rrxrutred by yeorf end iron taken ivformtrty.

IROinZKD TEAST brioca pounds of woixht aa aatotuahinzty muck tune. Letter aay: 10 ied weeka." ooe full treattneat added 7 poanda, 1 pounds and better health." The blood fa toned on. too. becaoee the iron adds atrenrth and richness to the blood, cleanct op the catnplezioo and increas yoor eitaliry. IROMZED TEAST comes ecUy in bleaaant tasbnc tablets OO to a borDa.

Safe for everybody. Doea not npaet the atnawb I nor cause gas or bloating. First treatment gives results i or no money meeting ox me Illinois Agricultural as i ask the dnurrist now for a full coarse treat soclation. I an ant, It will eroe that Ton can tats many "The bill is at a Critical State be wnda, or your money anil be refunded. fore the agricultural committee of the irTIf'.

r2U Sitr mad SUM the DIONUED YsvAST CO. auastav house of representatives." he asserted. 'Pressure of the opposition forces will be brought to bear, and those of us who believe this relief measure Is es sential to the welfare of agriculture and the nation should give it our un divided support at this time." Mr. Thompson arrived last night from Washington and said he had been unable to discern any definite regional move to thwart the bUL Derrick Load Crushes Man. rSr to The Inittcsrona Nel BEDFORD.

Ind. January 19. Samuel Armstrong, age eighteen, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when an iron flask, which was being hoisted by a dTrkk at the Bedford Foundry machine phopa. fell on him. His chest was crushed.

Harold Den piston, age forty, a resident of this city, as sericuslyj Injured last night wnen struca cy a car, i HIGHER COURTS' RECORD srrREME roiaT mixctes. 54P5. SMte of rt I. Tni. eaarf Vaa r.r t.

orri! O. Bctcri I er. suitor et iio 1 C. C. pti lart a friers an tC' iuon to d.si 5tst of UsiVara ex rei Brd of rs v.

et ai. Hoair C. C. brteJs ca. to SUPREME COURT NEW SUIT.

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er! of rr In term. Bt nd. Subcuiwd uncier IP. APEIXATE COURT XI UTES. Kjrrt H.

Wcoli nali ai. v. Xary I. Jer.ctea. Morraa C.

C. Appeiria" for rrhmr.t a. brurfs. IChVI. Edward McLonr.n et al.

ti. Ibe City of Ttrre Hut. Vo C. C. Appellants brief on reh arisr.

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Marion S. C. Aprxi'act a Uon ii eu ike fcrvet of amicus irije Iroea 1C01. a A. t.

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C. Ar 1 Knt jrtte lues, tacfV.ir.g Xai A 23 Deak 1M W. i i I WVl If II II II Ail Lift Off No Pain Drop Freezor.e" on that old, bothersome cere. Instantly it stops aching; then shortly you lift that sore, touchy com right off with your finders. Youll laugh, really! It Is easy ar.d doesn't hurt one bit! works like a charm, every time.

A tiny bottle of "Freer one" cost or.ly a few cer.ts at ar.y drug; store, and is sufficient to remove hard corn, soft corn com between the toes and calluses it! r.tld Ia. Miet k. Warwick Wallace. tru; I ol the company, announced that Chamber of ommerre to SLrt itr company nas in asseu Wide Cam pa is n. Plan to boo: the vclun.e cf air mail irem Indiana pcLs are nlade ty executives cf the Indiana jclii Chaniber cf Cor It wis announced Thursday.

Although cf the campaiin have no; fc out. Ed Hunter, secretary, said a effort men time e5 cl tr.e 5r. ice wc be made. The commerce biy wrrs co epcra i w.th IlatiUtirs amounting "to nearly 1 5 C00.OOO. The company was thrown into bankruptcy ty its creditors.

May. 1Z23 Adjudication of the company's affairs wao completed in December. and the trustee was appointed January, 55 Morton S. Haw cf the ccmpany. later frur.d tcuiltv bv a Jiry in the United States exurt cn charze cf use of the mails to defraud in connection with the corn Judjre Robert C.

Rait tell to serve Hanr.cn Snoke. i t'C rrv rsB1 FINAL HAWKINS HEARING Objection to Allowing Attorney Fees Put Defore Master. Final hearln? cn which creditors cf th Hawkins Mcrtcacc Company, cf Portland. have raised to allcwmg 523.536.50 as fees for attcrtieys for the defunct company was held before Carl Wild, special master in chancery, in feiera. ccurt Thursday.

The final settlement cf the claim of the attorneys, which will be prepared by Mr. Wilde some time later, will be paid out of the assets cf the mcrtsa.se company, it was ar.r.cr.ccd. At the first hearing In the matter. rtif1r of InrwrporatiB. art rr orst on of fhlf' Th LiCi.w r.

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I no Mtal to 4i rpr a.f.Wrd a 1 a ax and effr vs a. vkr.tr. Mrr bar.ta liai a iKjihUr UJt rt. Ortlllif tatiia and rriTJTj tip and tracnJ Kotftf runt Indiana Ohl Baa Etc Application for a bus operator's certificate over the Indiana part of a prone! route between OreeoYille. ar.d Winchester.

Inl was fld Thursday with the public service commla sicn by the OreenviUe TransportaUoa Company. The Indiana part of tha Interstate route would be between Winchester and the Indiana Ohio line at Union City. F5 fo limit fSTI Every mother should SvSPrice Jffif know that here she GPv yy Jy can outfit the kiddies fc 7 ly with smartly styled 7 4y Jllt fvAa and very serviceable 7 I rfk little shoes at a real so It I 1 saving on every pair. tiVvA I 7 Boys', girls', misses' 6a s. vV.

1 and children's high. and low shoes in a big Jr( j45 variety of patterns. JJ JM 1 ffi SHOE STORE fi Jj Merchant Bank Bid. Downstair a Corner Washington and Meridian Sta. i 1 aw I ,1 ill Ill I Realtor Gives Credit to NEWS Classified Ads aWsWaaaWaaaaaaaaWaWaaWa rm aWaWaaaaaWaaawaaajMasaaaaaaaaaa.

i i 11 i I I 4 i. A i Qe lIr. W. A. Ioslander, of the Royse iloslander.

Realty 515 Lemcke sends the following unsolicited letter: 15 518 LemcVe Build in, Indianapolis, Ind. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Ind. Attention Mr. Pickett, Classified Manager. Dear Sir We sometimes fail to appreciate as much as We should, or at least underestimate the value of some of the thing which contribute ao largely to our success in business, especially the business in which I am engaged the real estate business.

Tday in looking over my record erf last year's business I found that of approximately 60 houses sold by myself during the year, 45 houes were sold directly from News Classified Ads. In addition to this, I secured several eon tracts to build new and to remodel old ones, consummated several profitable trades and listed many properties for sale through News Classified Ada. Considering the general condition of business during the year, I feel that I have done my share cf the business, due in a large measure to consistent advertising. I know that you will appreciate this information, because advertisers are rrone to register their dissatisfaction when the results from advertising are not what they anticipate, and when they do get results accept them for granted and say nothing. Hoping that conditions will permit me to advertise ever mare extensively during the coming year than I did last, and wishing you a very prosperous 1928.

I am, Yours very truly, (Signed) W. A. M0SLANDER. Mr. Moslander's experience Is no different than that of hundreds of other Indiana people who have given News Classified Ads an opportunity to work for Comments similar to this are an every day occurrence.

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