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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Home Needs

Garbage Cans-Galvanized
iron, good size: well IT,
made. Mop RoFIT OIC
SALE price.
Aluminium Saucepans-Para-
mount brand. with covers; four
quart trade size; quail E7-
ity guaranteed. NO. OIC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Enameled Bowls-Gray Enam.
eled, deep shape; can. be used
for d is hpans: good D.
size. NO-PROFIT SALE OOC
price .............
BIuebird Clothes Bags In
sets OF three; sizes 24xS7. 24xA7
and 24x57: each bag dustproof
and made with hooks. k<-
No-PRoF1T SALE OOC
price, set.
Wash oards-Gaivanized
iron covered: double 10
rubbing surface. NO. zoe
PROFIT SALE price,.
Garden Rakes-l4-prong size;
with long handle; strong 9E
and dura BILE. NO. sOOC
PROFIT SALE price.
Wash Tubs-Galvanized iron,
with side handles; % Sl
In c h -. NO-PROFIT 0fC
SALE price ...........
Aluminium Combination Cook
ern-Can be used as covered
saucepan. double boiler, casse.
role, etc. Bottom vessel has four
quart trade size ca Ct m
pacity. No-PRoFIT , Wy
SALE price ........
eHbefg's-DassmAnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Groceries

Triangle Brand Table Salt
Two-pound packages. NO -
PROFIT SALE price. &c
TWO packages for......
Solar Brand Hawaiian Pine.
ample Broken slices. 10
No. Q cans. NO-PROFIT lOC
SALE price.
Libby's Royal Anne
III e s-One-pound m
No. / cans. NO-PROFIT ZStC
SALE price ...........
Campbell's Pork and Beans
With tomato sauce. ~
NO-PROFIT SALE price, ZSC
THREE cans for. -.
Carroll Brand Sugar o.
Corn-Extra quality. NO. o.
PROFIT SALE price. .....
Goldenberg' s-Dasamsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Dress Goods

Atwood Tweed Suitings-54
inches wide, in stylish colors of
rose and periwinkle. O. M
No-PRoFIT SALE Ol .UU
Black and White Check Suit.
ings--54 inches wide. in Zn
various size checks. NO OSC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Atwood Storm Serge-5O
twilled quality. in
black. navy blue and M
brown. NO-PROFIT yUC
SALE price ...........
Atwood Broa d c loth-50
inches wide. fine twilled back
quality. with stylish velour
finish; in black, navy
blue and brown. NO. o. -
PROFIT SA l. Z ID I'D
price ..............
Dress Fabrics-36 inches wide.
In various styles and effects, in
Guiding shadow check prunella,
canton crepe weaves and double
twilled storm serge. in black.
navy, brown, burgundy,
copen, tan, new green, En
etc. No-PRoFIT SALE OUC
eoidenbers's-first Flssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Neckwear and
Veilings

Sample Neckwear-Including
Vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets and
Collars. in Tuxedo and Peter
Pan shapes: Of Venice ~
lace and organdy. NO ZZC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Vestees and SetS-Of Venice
lace, white and ecru colors: styl-
ish Tuxedo shape col AZ
lars. NO-PROFIT SALE 4OC
Fiber Silk Sport Scarfs-.Plain
tricolette and fancy weaves, in
jade, periwinkle. jockey red,
copen. tan. gray and
black fringed ends. 90 on
NO PROFIT SALE 0l. Sy
price ..............
MILDLY Ties-Triangle shape,
of messaline and twill back silks,
with corded edges: in black, red,
navy blue and white; /e
81 light seconds. NO ISC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Mesh Veilings-Various style
meshes, chenille dot and scroll
effects, in combination colors;
also plain navy. gray. %
brown and black. NO s0ZC
PROFIT SALE price.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Hosiery

Women's Fiber Silk Hose
Scanned back; in assorted colors,
but NO BLACKS. All IN
sizes: seconds. NO. ZSC
PROFIT SALE price,.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose
In brown. gray, fawn. navy
suede and white: also a few
dropstitched effects. in navy and
gray; mostly all sizes. Some with
scanned back, others
seamless; perfect quail ~
ity. No-PRoFIT SALE /OC
Infants Stockings-Fine rib
bed and seamless; black and
white. Sizes 4 to So; IN
seconds. NO PROFIT INC
SALE price.
Children's Socks-Fine quail
ity mercerized cotton, in sky,
canary. orchid. romper. cordovan.
jade. rose and pink. with striped
turnover cuff: mostly
all sizes from to 10. ~
Mop Il OFIT SALE s0sSC
price
0oldenberE's-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Toilet Goods

Daggett and RamsdeII's 10
Perfect Cold CFea m w
loot h b r ushes, good n-
quality, bone handles, as ~
sorted shapes.
Pearl Oval Soap.
pure white toilet and ~
bath soap. THREE uC
cakes for. ...........
Carb bona Cleansing Fluid,
saa sassf than gasoline. lie
Goldenberg 's-First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Silks

Canton Crepe-40 inches wide,
with stylish crinkle weave, q
heavy pure silk
quality, in navy blue o. IN
and brown. NO. 81 .s0y
PROFIT SALE price,
Satin Stripe Silk Shirtings-
80 inches wide. pure silk Broad
cloth Shirtinsh extra heavy
quality. white grounds with
handsome coIored satin stripes:
also plain white. o. AZ
No-PRoFIT SALE D l.4
Silk Poplins-36 inches wide.
a heavy. lustrous quality. in ali
evening shades. NO O5C
PROFIT SALE price. -.
Wash Satin--35 inches wide. i
fine all-silk quality. in white
an flesh; laun-
s -: phso orr SALE ALE $l.l0
Black Sstin Duchesse-ss
inches wide. . heavy, SATIN
face. pure silk quail.
ity; wear guaran. q ~
tee sssd; = Nc. No-PRoF1T s0l.@
TricoIette-36 inches wide: a
close mesh. pure silk quality, in
brown. navy, wistaria, golf
red, carmine. copen, 10
honeydew and black. NC
NO.PROFIT SALE price
GsidsnbsrS'-Tfrst Flo1B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Jewelry

Ribbon Bracelets-For wrist
watches; good quality silk gros..
grain ribbons, in black, tan and
gray. with gold-plated 1k~
slides and mountings. IOC
NO-PROFIT SALE price.
Pearl Bead Necklaces-Grad-
uate styles. about 24-inch lengths;
with gold-pl3ted clasp; good
quality lustrous pearl H.
b a DIS. NO-PROFIT 44C
SALE price.
Sterling. Silver Thimbles-
Good heavy quality. In assorted
sizes from to s, for a.
misses and women. NO. SC
PROFIT SALE price.
Goldsaberg' s-Tiut Ileee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Infants Dept.

Babies Round Abdominal
Bands-All wool fan o.
mel; neatly scalloped. ZZC
NO-PROFIT SALE price
Baby Blankets-Soft fleece
finish: white with pink or blue
borders; size 80 40 co.
inches NO PROFIT OSC
Babies Long Flanuelette Pet
ticOats-Heavy quality domet.
with double m uslin ~,
bands; neatly made. NO O/C
PROFIT SALE price,
Babies Short White Main.
sock Dresses-Round yokes OF
embroidery; skirts trimmed with
Iaces or embroideries:;
sizes 6 months and
. years. No-PRoFIT 44C
SALE price. ...........
GoldenberI' third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24
Corset Dept.

WOUSSeI1ue AHU SHIVVH = w
inches wide, in rose. Nile. flesh.
turquoise. sky, royal. wistaria,
myrtle. tan and black. ~
NO-PROFIT SALE price, ACC
yard ................
Oriental Lace Flouncings-56
inches wide: heavily embroid-
cred designs, with deep on
scallops. No. PROFIT OSC
SALE price ............
Swiss and Cambria Skirtings
inches wide; blind
and openwork effects. ~
NO-PROFIT SALE price. NC
yard ....... .........
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27

See George Campbell for
o. v. B. Motor and ma
chine Oils Bert Webb Oil
Co.
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27

May sales da aturday may6, !,
r. J. Putnam Of Marionville
was in Jasper Monday.
Aldace Brown who las been IN
Kansas City d lwhile, returned
this week.
M. G. Ridgley and family Of
Lamar spent Sunday with Jasper
relatives.
Harland ButRett and wife Of
Greenfield visited Jasper relatives
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Dimond and little daugh-
ter of Lamar visited j. d. Har-
bur and wife the past week.
Tanlac Is the peoples medicine
and the people Sthemselves have
made it what ills. H. F. Pitts.
You can have a splendid appe-
tite, perfect digestion and sound,
restful sleep by taking Tanlac. H.
F. Pitts.
The Campbell. Cafe had a new
awning put up this week and is
correspondingly, improved in ap-
pearance. ;
Vernon Warmer and wife of
Oklumlgee, Okla, are visiting the
formers brother, Walter Warmer
and family.
DIR. Schooler reports the birth
of a baby boy to Frank Baston
and wife, 8 smiles northwest of JAS
per, Thursday, April 20.
Do not miss hearing DIR. Nye
at Liberty Theater Friday night.
He is one OF Of the foremost en-
tertainers on the lyceum platform.
r. L. Roberts and wife, who
spent the last three months in
Texas, returned last~week, both
appearing much benefited by their
stay in Texas.
Mrs. Clyde Wallar, Mrs. VIM.
Roby and Thomas and Newton
Covert drove u from Joplin Fri
day and spent b couple of days
with relatives.
1
DR.. Knott reports the birth oil
a baby girl to w. j. Serafini and
wife, 6 miles northwest of Jasper
Friday, April a.. Melva Doris is
\ the little ones name.
| Mrs. Bert Crandall entertained
at dinner Sunday her mother Nanc
| her brothers A. w. and Hersche
| Radford and families and Vernit
Radford, the latter from Wichita
The 3.year-old son Of w. )
Kaderly and wife, north of Jasper
fell from a wagon April IL ant
fractured both bones of his right
forearm. The fracture is mend
ing nicely.
Mrs. O. W. Thomas returned
last Friday from the Carthag,
Hospital where she was operatec
lon for appendicitis and also hac
her tonsils removed. She is do
ing nicely.
The champion egg sucker live
in Lamar. His,record is six doz
en- raw eggs at zone sitting. H,
ate a light meafbefore he swallow
ed the eggs and another meal ;
little while afterwards.
| C. L. Woodard of Oswego
Kans., and Mrs. j. H. McGhil
of Columbus, Kans., visited A. F
/ Drake and wife Sunday. Mrs
Woodard and baby, who spen
the previous 10 days herereturnin1
with them.
/ Tanlac is unQuestionably tn
Imost widely talked Of medicine i
the world today and those VIII
once use it invariably buy it owe
and over again and tell thei
friends of the splendid results the
have derived from its use. II. +
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27
ME-. CHURCH NOTES,
Announcements for next S

Announcements for next San-
day
Sunday School, 9.45 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor for the
children at IL a. m.
Junior League, 4p. N. Lead
er, Bessie Elrod.
Epworth League z pm. Lead
er, Lucille Scott.
Sermon by the pastor at 8. p. m.
Special music By the choir.
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27
WATCH.

South Bend, open face. eold-flled
case. $500 reward Return TO The
News Office. sS-2t
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27
FOR SALE.

Harley Davidson Motorcycle in good
shape Lester Buerge. se-2tx
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27

Mrs. Anna Wells takes subscriptions
for oil magazines and periodicals.
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27

Phone George Campbell
for o. v. b. Kerosene
Bert Webb Oil Co.
The Jasper news., 1922-04-27

Store building for rent.--Mrs, Alta
Cline. S4-tf
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Kenyon Bill Soon
Ready for Passage

Planning of public works on such a
basis that further relief for unemploy
.ment situations may be complished is
Ito come before the United States Senate
this week in the form OF the Kenyon bin
|(Senate Bill 2749). and Hoosiers. who are
Interested in an affirmative vote on the
measure were urged today to communi-
'cate with Senators, calling the proposed
legislation to their attention.
e. E. Hunt secretary Of the Presi-
zdent unemployment conference, today
notified Evans Woollen, regional director
For the work of the conference in Indi-
lana that the Kenyon bill viii come to a
vote in the Senate this week. The bill
on long-range planning Of public works
will come to a vote Feb. 6 to IL" wrote
Mr.. Hum. THE bill is q result Of the
conference on unemployment. and carries
Tout its recommendation providing that
the expansion and contraction Of Federal
public works be arranged to accord with
periods Of fall and rise in private indus
try and employment. The bill was re-
ported favorably by the committee Suf-
.hcient public interest should assure it's
passage. Perhaps you and your friends
Will care, by letter or telegram, to call
this highly important piece Of legislation
Ito the attention of the Senators"
The Indiana director, at the original
Unemployment conference meeting.
served as a member of the committee on
public works.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Marriage Licenses
Births

Octavus and May Bell Jones, 524 Cable
Albert and Catherine Csiki,, 048 Ketch-
am street. girl
Earl A and Hazel Bailey, 141l Barth
avenue, girl.
Horace and Portia Doggy, 561 n. Gray
William and Clara Coins. 1854 Garden
avenue, boy.
James and Bertha Baldwin, 1924 Shell
don street. girl
Oscar and Ada Wolf. Emerson and
Sixteenth streets, girl.
Henry and Virginia Keene, 144 s. Sher-
idan avenue. girl
Wilbur and Ruth Chaille, 725 y. Con
cord street, boy.
AlOnzO and Elizabeth Hancock. Meth
odist Hospital. boy
James and Myrtle Mains. 4O1 S. Hard
ing street, girl.
Gus and Mabel Winters, 452 Minerva
street, girl
chm and Anna Nigel, 1871 Ring
gold street, girl.
Glenn and Margaret MUTT, 1145 E.
Pratt street, girl.
Charles and Lena Breedon, POPS E.
Washington street, boy
George and Leona Bailey, 0O6 E. Mary
land street, girl.
Ebert and Nellie Stackhouse, 800
Spring street. girl.
Earl and Edna Robinson, 623 Lexing-
ton avenue, boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
MRS. OBENCHAIN
LOSES POINT AS
HEARING OPENS
Court Rules Burch Jurors
Eligible to Serve in
Present Trial.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 6-Mada-
lynee Obenchair, signing family and q
trife nervous, lost the first point IN her
case when her trial on a charge Of plot
ting the murder of J. Bolton Kennedy,
TIE man she claims she loved, began to
day before Superior Judge Reeve.
Attorneys for Mrs. -Obenchain began the
trial with an objection TO the calling OF
prospective jurors who we're on the panel
at the trial Of Arthur c. Burch, Mrs
Obenchain's co-defendant in the case.
They contended that the Burch case
Jurors have served their time and were
ineligible for service in Mrs. Obenchain's
trial.
Deputy District Attorney Keyes sub
mitted the question to Judge Reeve with
out argument and the court ruled against
the defense, holding that the jurors were
eligible for service.
Mrs. obenchain. Jointly accused
with Arthur C. BHrch of the
Staying of her former sweetheart,
J. Bolton Kennedy. went over the
bridge of signs from the county jail to
the courtroom of Superior Judge Sidney
n. Reeve today for the opening Of her
trial. She just walked with a frmeE
step than on her former appearances in
the courtroom some time ago, pending
the settlement Of her case.
II feel calm" Mrs. Obenehain told
friends at the jail before she started for
the courtroom. 81 am anxious for the
case to start"
+ Both sides announced their readiness
to proceed as rapidly as possible and
IL is expected the initial work of selec-
tion Of the jury will be facilitated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
GIRLS ROMANCE
ENDS IN CELL
WHENDESERTED
Pretty Bride Reveals Story of
Hasty Courtship and
Z Wedding.

Faith in a faith healing" husband is
hard to keep when he promises to meet
you in few minutes and doesn't come at
all. even though YOU wait for week
with only a few cents in your pocket
bookg
Mrs Marie Frances Coly. who says
sic is II, but looks -. Illuminated along
this line while the police heidi her on a
charge of vagrancy The girl who IS
described as beautiful by those WHO
saw her at police headquarters, told the
police and reporters a story which is
being investigated.
About two weeks, ago she came to In
dianapolis from ferre Haute with an
49, year old sister. stopping at the
Spencer Hotel. They had been visiting
another sisteE Mrs. William NJ. Riley,
1896 Liberty street, Terre Haute, She
said Their home, Mrs. coly said is i'll
West York. III. where their mother lives.
Mrs Coly formerly was Frances Sche-
none
On Sunday. Jan. 20. she tried to cash
q check at the hotel desk, but the clerk
refused TO accommodate her, she said
Burton Albert Cody, the faith healer
stood nearby He sympathized with her
and loaped her 50. That evening be took
her and her sister to dinner and the
movies Two days later he pleaded his
love for her and they went to Richmond
and were married by a Methodist minis
ter. They stayed in Richmond until
Friday,\ when she returned to Indian
apolis, registering this time at the Hotel
SEVERN.
Sunday afternoon the management Of
the Hotel SEVERN called the police and
said the girl had been deserted by her
husband. She said her husband came
hao 70 JndfanoNnFc MnDdaV and
telephoned her he wou'd come to the
hotel and meet her in a short time That
was the last she heard from him. She
was without funds. The police took her
TO the Y. w. c. A, but a short time later
found her on the street. She said she
had received a telephone call from some
one who said he WAS hotel detective and
wished to see her TO investigate her case.
She then was slated for vagrancy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
IS. S. S." Makes Skin Clear and
Beautiful Your Body Plump!
Amazing Results from Increase e
Blood Cellsl S. S. s. . RszaarkAbls
BIood-CelI Builder.


Do you know that your loss Of feSn
is due almost entirely to the small
number OF blood-cens in your bloodf
Do you know that you can build 40
your whole body, from your face %
your feet, to the normal natural
beautiful plumpneas which II should
have, By using the great bl0od-esu
builder. s. s. s.? You don't have to
change your diet. or figure ont the
guess-work theories about fats IN
foods. or use new fad treatmentA or
anything Of the kind Take 8. g 8.
Your skin win clear mp remarkably,
your complexion win be Ike q rose
petal your lips rudy. your eyes clear.
your neck and cheeks viii IN out
Also S. S. s. being one Of the most
powerful blood cleanserz. your skin
eruptions, pimples, blotcheS, black
heads, acne. disappear. Just try fE
you'll see. S. S. S. Is sold at an drpx
stores, in two sizes. The larger Sc
Is the more eco1onicAl
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
WILL PROPOSE
CITY ERECT NEW
GARBAGE PLANT
Council Will Be Asked to
Abolish Nuisance at
Sellers i 2rm.

An ordinance reuiring that the city
garbage reduction plant at Sellers farm
be abolished and anew plant erected
not less than five miles from the city
limits will be introduced in the regular
meeting of the city council tonight Coun-
Gilman HeXdon W Buchanan of West
indianapolis announced today. This is
step in the movement of the Enterprise
Civic League to rid West Indianapolis of
noxiOus odors
The measure would make it unlawful
to dispose of garbage from Indianapolis
at any other point than the new reduc-
ton plant and provides punishment Of
from 500 to $500 fine to which may be
added imprisonment Of not more than
thirty days
Ordinances which various city depart
H,anis plan to have introduced are as
..lpws:
Appropriating 5000 for the pay Of
legal and expert assistance for the cor
polalion counsel III fighting public utility
cases.
Abolishing the position of court ma
if1n of city court, substituting therefore
tha position of probation officer and
raj sing the pay from $1,4J0 per year to
$3.50 in accordance with a State statut
which eovides that such officers in the
Indi" polls city court shall receive the
, pay Of a police sergeant. Miss Laurel
Thdyer holds the job.
Appropriating s., 800 to n fund to meet
expenses of the city fire prevention cru
SADIE This measure is ready, but may
| not be introduced tonight
! Creating a badge and button fund for
! the board OF public safety and providing
| that In addition to the deposit Of 81 re-
CURED from all holders of special police
badges an issuing fee Of 80 cents a badge
! be required.
Providing that fees and licenses col
lected through the city plumbing In
; spection bureau Of the city health de-
partnent to defray the expenses Of the
bureau instead Of into the city general
funds as at present. The bureau now
costs about 5000 to $4,000 per year,
which the health department must pay
out OF It's already too limited general
fund. In 1921, a total Of S7,491 was
collected IN plumbing fees and licenses
The city legal department has been
/ Instructed to prepare a deficiency APP
propriatiou ordinance for early presenta-
ton appropriating money to various
funds 10 meet the unpaid bills left By
the Jewett administration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Firenaen to Elect
Trustees of Fund

Six candidates for firemens pension
fund trustees, from which two are to
be chosen in a nelection next Monday
morning, were nominated at a con
vention Of fremen's representatives. at
fire headquarters today. The nominees
are Captain Jesse Hutseu, Operator Wal
ter West. Private John Mahoney, Cnp-
tain Ernest Hinchman, Private Philip
Moss and Captain Arthur Rosemeyer.
Ballot places for the election viii be
in each fire station. The nominee re-
ceiving the highest number of votes
Will succeed Henry Peterman for a
four-year term and the next highest win
fill the two-years Of the unexpired term
of fred Brommer5 who was retired from
active service in January.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06

erwards. Among these, 1t Is said were
Miss Normand's letters.
motion picture actor and Il camera
man who were questioned In connection
with Taylor's DEATH were released, but
police did not make clear whether they
would be questioned further. Their
names were kept secret. The actor was
brought to police headquarters with his
makeup on and later went to the studio
with police where he said he could es-
tablish an abb
Taylors funeral VIII be at . o'clock
this afternoon from st. PauVs Episcopal
Cathedral. The Rev William Mccormack
will ofhciate. Psllbearers will be VIII
liam De Mile, Frank Beal. George Mel
ford. Arthur Hoyt, James Young. David
Hatf0rd and Charles Eyton. The body
will be placed in q receiving vault in
Hollywood cemetery, awaiting the ar
rival here OF Ethel Daisy Tanner, daugh-
ter Of the dead man.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Says She Stole to
ClOthe War Orphan

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Sarah Bond. an &C
tress, was arraigned in court here today
on charges Of stealing baby dresses and
stockings from a department. store Il
cl0the a fyear-old war orphan she
adopted in France.
The girl entertained soldiers during
the war In France and was gassed She
brought the lchild, which she adopted
home with her
out Of a job and out Of funds she
told the police she was forced to steaI
to clothe the LADY. She came to Chi
cago from Hobart, Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Gets $40 and Cost on
Short Weight Charge

John Sullivan, owner and weight mas
ter of the Cash Coal Company. Sixteenth
and Alyord streets. was fined $40 and
costs in city court today on a short
weight charge. Deputy officers Of ths
weights and measures department testi-
fled Sullivan sold q load of coal supposed
to weigh a ton. When officers stopped
the wagon and weighed the load 1t was
found to be much under weight, they
said.
A similar charge against William Over
mire, secretary treasurer and weight
master of the Overmire Coal Company,
f4O5 Ray street, was dismissed. Evil
fence showed that Overmire unknowingly
mad sold a ton which was $50 pounds
underweight. However, it was pointed
out that the coal was sold to an old
customer and there were discrepancies
in the weight of the car and coal, so
the dismissal of the charge resulted.