The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 5

ranlafraph, IUooinlnrlon, III, Monday. Feb. 1, 1tHtO. POWLRtlll K1W PIWCU CIHRS' CLO CCED TOILETS 1 Court Postpones Letter Writers Honored in a iittyi 1 Hearing-Karr A. Remains in Jail Kxlrnslnn of time tur tiling t-lomryi' bnrfs postponed hmr-Ins wt for Monday on Kmnrih Karr'ii cliiim that h- ws tiy Norma! police Inst wo-k in violation ot constitutional rights.

for Knrr were Kiven until Monday afternoon to tile brief on their contention that the process of Karri arrest, court hearing nnd confinement by Normal suthorltie was Irregular. Karr. 35. of K. Ux-ust Normal, was picked up on an alleged embezzlement charge for Nevada authorities.

Since then a bad check complaint against Karr has been signed by Ire Teterson, oiertor of the Alhamhra tavern. But the question which erupted In a lengthy nairt arjatment Tliurv NEVER ACAIN that tick ftaling whtn your toil! overflow! TOILAFLEX' Toilet Plunger Ordmirv olunftri don't at prop- etly, forcing air and water to iplath back. Thui you nave a mtu ana you lexe the very preur needed to clrar the clogging mill. With "Toil af deiigned for 1 I -LU -V tnilria nn air or water can ewape. Jjl 1 4 The patented, tapered tail formi an air-tight tit: the lull preuurc nlni throuch the obat ruction and Pantacraph publisher Lorinc Menvin talks ith another group of le tor con bu-ors Mrs.

Roliort Visel and Mrs. W. D. Kreitzer, seated, and Ivan Light ill am Freed, Arthur Ehlers, Joe Bonier and Mr. Menvin, standing.

Two of -J invited day was whether or noi isormai authorities had the riht to hold Kbit from the evenins of Jan. 21 until lart Wednesday evenins-thrrc days without a wurrant from Nevada. After the Thursday hearinz. County Judse Robert C. I'nder-wood granted Karr's attome time to research laws nnd present a brief.

They were to reappear Monday, but subsequently were granted until Monday afternoon to file briefs. State's Atty. uvno r. Townlrv Jr. will then withri it down.

Can't mini Twenty-throe citizens contributing test letters to By the Public column in IO.jO were Pantacraph's guosts at a luncheon Monday noon. From left are hverctt Kent, GeorKe White, Ron Smith, Emily D. Scott, the Rev. Harry Smith, Panta-graph Business Mr. Davis Menvin Sidney Lawrence.

guests could not auenci. -si- 1 1 leum tin cup. icunt rutuutc itticaci Tt ntl it ant taut ciNitii mtu, ta I tail uouni uinltd AT MOST HARDWARE STORES have time to study the briefs and! prepare his own answer. (Aflvernwmrnu AsthmaFormulaPrescnbed Most By Doctors-Available Now Without Prescription C.n. Attaeka in Minute Relief UU for Hourtt t.

u.i.ll Th aithma Frimatent openi oroncniai iur, Inoncna muroua eonireation, rtliea taut aervoua tennon. All inn wnn nBinfnl Iniactiona. rv" C- I -V formula prTirid mnrt than any ther by doctor! or their private tiatienti ii now aailal-l to aithma aurTcrers without prenrription. Medical UU proved thu formula atnpi asthma attacks in minutes and ffivei hours of freedom from recurrence of painful asthma tnaamt. This formula if so effective that it Is the physicians' leading aithma tirescription-so safe that now it can be sold ill prMiription in tiny tablets called i'rimoUne.

Thenecretis Primateneeomhmea medicines (in full presenptma strength) found most effective in combination for anthma diitresa. Each performs a special purpoie. So look forward to sleep at Bifht and freedom from asthma spasms Primatene, at any drugstore. Only 88f-money-back-iruerant. Oiw.sraMil!M ma wh I Let Me Tell You About THE FINER CLEANING SERVICES AVAILABLE AT OLSON'S CLEANERS Looking over one of honorary associate editor certificates given to guests are aarenee Ropp, Tantagraph Editor H.

Clay Tate, Marvin Karr, Walter f. Young Mrs. Warner Tidcmann, Frank Larson, Mrs. Daniel Gehrt. JT'lL- Desire for Watch it i BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL DEATHS Leads Boy Astray 1 Tolice records divulfied Monday ho Kturv of a bov whose k-siie 1 Just phorm M)fi3 nd sk to havri me stop by.

I'll be tA to tell vou more about our really I IlSTo, a daughter of Paul and Lucy for a wrist watch proved his un-Rvan. She was married to John doing. Max M. Cohen William (Bill) Duvall Routemon flnn cleaning iwrvieff nd to answer any question you may have regarding them. rantacranh syndicated columnist Edgar Ansel Mowrer spoke at luncheon.

Here Mr. Mowrer, lower left, talks with Mrs. William Chcever and James J. Pitlar, seated, Max Marlon Cohen. 77, of 401 S.

s. Collins on Jan. 12, 1S07, in The boy. 13, stole a quantity oi 7 10 a. m.iBloomincton.

They lived in Kl merchandise stamps from a busi- paCA imiil 1122 uhnn trie family ness firm Hist weeK. and i aui rsau, j-awrt'iitf j. icasi nu v. i.i."-i., He then traded two and a quar Monday hi w. moved to Chicaco.

where he had been a patient since are five sons, Paul There are alout 65 million tele ter books for the watch, r-oliee arrested the youth Sun Phone MM msoNs Jan. 19. Louis VY. L'dwin -L. and Jerry phones in use in the U.S.

215 E. front I Inthin" Albert Mr. Lonrn, a aj 0f Chicago, and Chicairo. and day morning. They released him Liter to his parents pending ju (Adverti.cmentl store operator, haa nern eni- I Rock Island; three daughters, CLCflnCRS venile court action.

nnvrd at Die Montgomery warn People 60 to 80 store for a number of years WE SERVICE Schick Norrlco Rrmington Hand Sunbeam Shavemasfer 1-DAY SERVICE ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Anne Hundrieser and Mary, bolh of Qiicago. and Mrs. Aurclia MacKay, Croxton Ave. Her husband and one son preceded her in death.

Dies in California CULLOM (PNS) Funeral services for Mrs. Leonard Dun He was taken to the Ecek Memorial Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. There will be no visitation. tin ao hnm nt New York.

N. ham, 62, were held at Albany, Calif. Thursday. Mrs. Dunham was the former Sept.

12, 18S2. son of Abraham and Marie Thorndyke of Cullom. Her BIASI'S DRUG STORE COURT NOTES STIC OF TRAC COl'RT iHeard In Al A. GrnbV Courtl The following mid indicated fines on itate (needing rhare: Louise M. Mur-nhv.

23. Chicago. $19: Kichard Laird. 24. St.

Louu. $15: Evelvn Putnam. 6. Thlensville $10: Morris Tieche. parents were Mr.

and Mrs. hph-Thorndvke of Cullom and she Ida Gore Cohen, lie mamru Alma Tomquist May 18, 1912, at Stephenson, Mich. Surviving are his wife; a daugh-- mice Tovpp Tohen at home; 217 N. Main St. oPa Mond.y hum Griesheim Bldg.

spent her youth in Cullom. MAY WE HAVE YOUR PERMISSION to tell you how you can still apply (or a $1,000 life insurance policy to help take caie of final expenses without burdening your family? You can handle the entire transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation of any kind. No one will call on you! Tear out this ad and mail it today with your name, address and year of birth to Old American Insurance 4900 Oak, Dept. L212B, Kansas City 12, Missouri.

Ball a CreeK iu: nmv two brothers, Harry I Nussbaum. of 100S Grove $10. waukee, and Sam coiicn, Los, Robert A Reed 44 fined Angeles, two half-brothers, on state charge of stop sign viola- wrnh rohen. Morton Grove, and "on- I I I 1 Id 31 i 13 SPINAL DISC INJURY VITAL STATISTICS: Male, Age 45, Occupation: Salesman. HISTORY AND SYMPTOMS: This patient had suffered for over a year with a severely RADIATOR SHOP Free Pick I Delivery Phon 3-9005 gave (3 Is en Every ink sill W.

Brsnlort Normal )yj i 3 I Sidney Cohen, Marinette, and BLOOMINGTON POIJCE COURT onp' half-sister. Mrs. William Franklin E. Eddleman, 24. St.

Louis, fined $106 on state charge of Illegal transportation of liauor. S30 on car Chaimson, Shawano, Wis. licence violation. The family has requested that no tanuible expressions of sympathy be made. Robert E.

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She was a daughter of the late Clarence and Florence Brown. She was married to Raven Croft who survives. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Vera Johnson of Chicago and Mrs. Beulah Knight of Alton.

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