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Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-11

straight Heels are an aid to foot comfort as we'll as for appearance. Shoes are polished when heels are strengthened, at the Seward Leath- CT Works.
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CHURCH WORKER IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH

home, 1877 Fairfield avenue, will be
held at 9 Friday in the Joan Of Arc
Catholic church with burial in St.
Joseph's cemetery.
Her husband, Charles Egerton,
who died in 1925, was an employe
in the Marion county assessors
Office.
John F. Rodefer, 80, an elder in
the Disciples of Christ churches in
three cities for nearly fifty years,
died Wednesday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Harris,
5355 University avenue.
Mr.. Rodefer was one of the early
students of Hiram college, from
which he was graduated in 1875. He
engaged in the plate glass industry
in Ohio and Elwood, Ind.
Short services will be held at the
daughters home at tonight. The
body will be taken to Bellaire, o.,
his birthplace, for burial.
Services for Mrs. Margaret F.
Shadley, IS, who died Wednesday at
her home near Boggstown, will be
held at 10 Friday at the Second Mt.
Pleasant church, Shelby county.
Burial will be in the church cemetry.
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seems to agree with me- fill up with
gas, become nervous, restless and do
not sleep well"
Answer: Take Triopeptine Tablets
to tone up the stomach and correct the
digestive functions. Also take Casca
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Answer to Misses c. L.. NJ &. and
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J. A. Il. writes: Have taken Cad
omene Tablets for weak. nervonus. rum
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with which I've been cursed since child
hood?"
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Answer to Many: So many write
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as their action is pleasant and smooth
without gripping.
Miss NJ. f. asks: II am a girl 81
years old and am 5 fit. S inches tall.
vet only weigh 1O6 pounds. Have tried
special diets without much result. How
can l gain?"
Answer: Certain elements are lack
ing in your system, causing a dimin-
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with each meal. Also drink plenty of
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Miss L. s. asks: What will correct
a muddy looking skin and also pimples.
Have tried every cream aud lotion !
ever heard of. but I've still got the
muddy skin and pimples. Am so dis
couraged / could cry"
Answer: In all probability, impure
blood and faulty elimination is the
cause of your skin trouble. To correct
the condition. take Sulpherb tablets,
as per directions.
Answer to J. j. B.: Try triple
strength Mentho-Laxene Salve to linn
Der up those stiff tendons and joints.
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Mrs. Margaret Huey Was
Active in Civic and
Club Affairs.

Mrs. Margaret Huey, SO, active in
church and civic work, died
Wednesday afternoon at st. Vim
cents hospital, following an illness
Of two months. Mrs. Huey was the
widow of Oscar L. Huey, we'll
known lumber dealer.
Funeral services will be held at
the home of Leland G. Huey, 4555
North Meridian street, Friday
afternoon at $3.50 with the Rev.
Paul Benedict of South Bend OFF,
ciating. Cremation will follow
Mrs. Huey was a member of the
Second Presbyterian church, the
Magazine Club and the Depart
mcnt Club. She had lived at the
Marott.
Retired Doctor Passes
Survivors are two sons, Leland c.
Huey, who succeeded his father in
his business, and Horace Huey of
Los Angeles, Cal; a sister, Mrs.
Mary Perine, and brother, Thomas
Chantler, both Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
DR.. Clay L. Ward, "a, retired
physician, died in the Methodist
hospital Wednesday after a long
illness.
Last rites will be held at the
home of cousin, Mrs. Clara S.
Allin, 2239 North Meridian street, at
2 Friday.
DR.. Ward who came to Indian
apolis in 1888 was q graduate of
Central College of Physicians and
Surgeons of indianapolis. He prac-
ticed here a number of years fol-
lowing his start at Cumberland,
He was member of the New
Palestine lodge of the Masonic or
der, the Knights of Pythias and the
Indiana Medical Society.
Aged Churchman Dies
Mrs. Georgealice Schley Ward, the
widow, survives.
Services for Mrs. Anna M. Eyer
ton, SO, lifelong resident of Indian
apolis, who died Wednesday at her
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JACKSON DEATH
TRIAL TO OPEN
NEXT MONDAY
Alleged Killers of Chain
Stores Head Facing
Fight for Lives.
BIZ Times SpeciaL

By Times Special
LEBANON, Ind, Jan. with
the death penalty mandatory upon
conviction, Charles v. Witt and
Louis Hamilton will go on trial in
Boone circuit court here Monday
charged with the murder in Indi-
annapolis last May of Lafayette
Jackson, chain grocery operator,
during a robbery. The case will be
tried here on a change of venue
from Marion county.
Final details for the trial were
completed at a conference in Indi-
annapolis of Ben ScifreS, Boone
county prosecutor, and Prosecutor
Herbert Wilson, Marion county, and
his chief deputy, Floyd Mattice.
Judge John w. Hornaday, who
will preside, plans to call a special
venire of thirty-five for prospective
jury duty. If a panel is not OBJ
tanned small groups will be called
as needed, rather than many at one
time, due to desire to keep down
cost of the trial.
Ira S. Holmes, Indianapolis at
torney, who is chief defense coun-
sci, came here to present a petition
to Judge Hornaday asking that Witt
and Hamilton be transferred from
Marion county jail at Indianapolis
to Lebanon, but took no further
action when Scifres assured him
that counsel would be given full
opportunity for conferences with the
prisoners. Holmes had asserted
counsel was not given access to the
men for private conversation in the
indianapolis Jail. The court indi-
Gated the men will not be brought
here until the trial opens.
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lot of information out of it, With best
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KANSAS CITY. MO.-Mary Victoria,
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amazing discovery of the specialists
keeps her perfectly comfortable
every minute of her time.
Midol is not narcotic. It doesn't
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NATIONAL GUARD
PLANS TO AID
POLICE PURSUIT.
Observation Squadron Ships
Will Track Fleeing
Criminals.

Radio-equipped airplanes, which
can work under instructions from
headquarters like cruising squad
cars, today were made a weapon
OF police here.
Under a joint program announced
by Chief Mike Morrissey and Major
Richard Taylor Of the Indiana
national guard, today, four air
planes, all radio-equipped, will be
available for emergency flights at
all times of the day and night at
Stout field in Mars Hill, base of the
One hundred thirteenth observation
squadron.
Pilots and co-pilots attached to
the national guard field, will be
subject to call when airport au-
thorities are informed by police of
crimes.
Relay Information
Morrissey instructed captains of
all shifts to utilize the planes to
track down criminals fleeing to and
rom the city.
BY use of wireless, the planes con-
stantly will be in touch with the
base.
Information of the fugitive's trail
will be relayed to the airport by
police, and the message will be tele-
graphed there to the plane in flight.
Morrissey predicted the system
VIII prove invaluable in the appre-
hension of criminals, particularly in
cases where the route of the escap-
ing criminal is known. Such cases
often occur, and in the past squad
cars, stationed on main roads lead
ing from the city, we're used to pur-
Sue the fugitives.
Flag Tests Work
Tests of the plane system in cap
tire of criminals were conducted
more than two years ago, it was
recalled.
At that time, flags were used to
convey messages between plane and
The police emergency car.
In these tests, flying field at
taches were notified that mythical
criminal was fleeing by auto on
main road leading from the city.
At the same time, the message
was given to the emergency squad,
and the airplane and the police car
Get out in pursuit.
"Chases" in several tests resulted
in Sporting" of the fugitive's auto
mobile from the air. The co-pilot
relayed the direction and locations
Of the fugitive's car to the emer-
gency squad by flag signals, thus
directing the chase from the air.
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EX-COP CHOSEN
ON GRAND JURY
One of Five Police Held
Year AGO Selected.

Thomas j. Gray, 927 West Thirty
fourth street, one of five Indian
apolis policemen whose convictions
on a liquor conspiracy charge was
reversed last year by the United
States court of appeals, was selected
as member of the Marion county
grand jury today by Criminal
Judge Frank P. Baker.
Other grand jurors are: William
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THANKFUL LETTERS

FALL RIVER. MASS.-Mr. Alphonse
+. La France. 80 Kellogg St. writes
Il want 20 say that l am very much
satisfied with Su.thol tablets. NV fam
lily and myself use them for colds and
neuralgia. | was also relieved of sciatic
rheumatism with your prescription
tCardiol tabletsl. / had pains in my
legs SO that / couldn't bend them and
could not work for two months. That
was in 1923. I haven't suffered since
aud feel o. X. now
TOLEDO. OHIO.--"Balmwort tablets
are wonderful. Before l started using
them. / had 10 get up seven or eight
times every night TO relieve my bladder
0f its contents. Everything else failed
TO help this condition. until ] tried
Balnlwort. Arm much improved now.
Am enclosing l0c for your Health and
Beauty Book. and hope / will get a
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Information Note: Any product men,
toned in answers above can be pro-
cured of Hooks Dependable Drug Stores.
Walgreen's. Liggett's and all druggists
everywhere.
DR.. Bakers Health and Beauty Book,
of 12S pages of fascinating. interesting.
helpful information. health and beauty
secrets. comments on love. marriage.
courtship. etc. together with free trial
packages Of Su-thoI tablets and Casca
Royal Pills. sent TO any address upon
receipt OF 10 cents coin.
Address: Medical Director. The Black
burn Products Company. 500 So. College
ST.. Dayton. Ohio.
Dr. Lewis Baker died in November.
1920. His successor, a thoroughly ex-
perienced physician. and his associates.
viii continue serving the public in the
same courteous. helpful manner that
DR.. Balser pursued for 81 years.
CIiph11e questions and answers above
for fuf fre retA<ence. Advertisement.
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HIGH COURT SETS CASE
Decides to Hear Arguments in 1925
Arson Conviction.

Indiana supreme court justices to-
day decided to hear oral argu-
ments in a case filed with the court
May Is, 1925. Request for the oral
argument was made Aug. "a, 1926,
The court set Jan. IA, 1892, to hear it.
The case is the arson conviction
ut William Dowty, TT. Wayne, who
these many years has stood con-
victed of setting fire to a TT. Wayne
store.
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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
REJECTS CEMENT BIDS

Prices to Indiana IL to 80 Cents
Higher Than to Illinois.
Savings of $350,OO0 to Indiana
taxpayers was affected today by the
state highway department, with re-
lection of bids on 100000 barrels
of cement for the 1882 road con-
struction program.
The bids were rejected after COM
mission members disclosed that I'LL
nois is buying cement from II to 80
cents cheaper per barrel than figures
submitted by Indiana bidders.
Commissioner Albert j. Wedeking
said new bids will be received Jan.
81, and that prices must compare
with Illinois figures before contract
is awarded.
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A THREE DAYS COUGH
Is YOUR DANGER SIGNAL

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them now
with Creomulsion, an emulsi6ed creosote
that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a
now medical discovery with two-fold ac-
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OF all known drugs, creosote is recog.
nized by high medical authorities as one
of the greatest healing agencies for per-
sistent coughs and colds and other forms
OF throat troubles. Creomulsion contains,
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Girl struck by Automobile

Miss Margaret Prince, 20, Of Beech
Grove. was cut and bruised today>
when hurled to the street in the 500
block Massachusetts, avenue by an
auto driven by Fred Trash, %, Of
4607 East Twenty-first street. She
was taken to city hospital.
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GERMAN FOES To MEET
Hitler and Bruening Will Confer or
Il I n FL L

Hitler and Bruening Will Confer on
Presidential Elections.
BY United Press
BERLIN, Jan. 7--Adolph Hitler
and Chancellor Heinrich Bruening,
bitter rivals in German politics, will
meet this week to discuss the in
ternal political situation.
The meeting was arranged by
Minister of Defense Wilhelm Groe-
ner. who also will be present.
The discussions will center partic-
ularly on the presidential elections,
to be held in the spring
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H. Kilman, 1915 North New Jersey
street, retired business men; Par
ker Allen, 5434 North Pennsylvania
street, retired army officer; Lester
McClain, Acton, carpenter; Charles
e. Knapp, r. r. z, Box 296, a
farmer, and Clarence B. Latimer,
r. r. 8, Box COS. a machiniSt.
The jury probably will begin
work next week, Baker indicated.
Petit jurors selected today are:
William F. on. 1851 washington boulc-
varo; Robert w. Nelson. $3.50 East Michi-
ence o. Lauterbury, r. r. BOX zss: Elmer
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PETER w. ZINS IS DEAD
Illness Is Fatal to Youth at Sunny
side Sanitarium.

sue Sd1AtdIIuIus
Peter w. zins, 70, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert zins of g East Iowa
street, died Tuesday at Sunnyside
Sanitarium.
Services will be held at the resi-
dence Saturday at $3.50 followed by
rites at Sacred Heart church at 9.
Burial will be in st. 'Joseph's ceme-
terry.
Mr.. zins, graduate of Sacred
Heart school, had lived in Indian
apolis all his life. He was mem
Der of the E. M. B. A., organization
of the Real Silk Hosiery Company,
where he had been employed.
His father, Albert j. zins, is as
sistant street commissioner of In
dianapoliS. He is survived by the
parents, two brothers and four sis
tiers.
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KIRSHBAUM SPEAKER
TO TALK ON GhNDHI
DIR. Mazumdar Appears on Fourth
Open Forum Program.

Open Forum Program.
Activities of Mahatma Gandhi
will be interpreted Sunday night
by DR.. Haridas T. Mazumdar in a
lecture "Gandhi, the Man and His
Message the fourth of the In
dianapoliS Open Forum series pro-
grams at Kirshbaum Center.
DR.. Mazumbar, who is making
a tour of the United States, is a
representative of the Bombay war
council. He was educated in India
and later at American universities;
is the author of "Gandhi, the
Apostle" and is editor of Sermon
on the Mount" written by Gandhi.
Following the lecture sponsored
by the Jewish Community Center
Association, the audience will take
part in a discussion.
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Ancestor of 1913 Dies

GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. Funeral
services were held Wednesday for
Mrs. Anna H. Weaver, 81, widow of
Joseph w. Weaver, who leaves 128
descendants, including three great
at-grandchildren
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How Do
CIubwOmen
Manage?

The active head OF
an important So
ciety, the moving
spirit in several
others, and a full
social C ale n d a +.
Such women can't
pause because GER
tain days each
month are filled
with pain and dis
comfort. So, the
knowing woman
relies on a prepa-
ration called Mi
dol. This truly
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z. 1882

blackburn. r. r. T. BOX asa. Richard Z.
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Questions and Answers

f. Fl. Writes: Il have kidney and
bladder trouble. my rest was disturbed
and I often have dull aches and stiff
moss Of muscles and Joints. Can this
condition be helped?"
Answer: Take Balmwort Tablets as
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r. A. n. writes: 81 am employed as
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c. s. asks: How can bad case of
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lions. Both gargle and shuttle this So
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O. Mex. writes: lowing to finan-
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self during the past two wears. and for
some months have been almAst nerv-
Gus wreck ] have become thin. tire
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Mrs. l.. ]. writes: "SInce an At.
tack Of niu." I have suffered mucf
NTH stomach trouble. Nothing I cal
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The Late Or. Lewis Baker


knowing there are bound to be some
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good manager will quickly see the wis
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cold toxins to bring quick lasting re-
lief
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Rumanian Premier FoiIs Bandits

By United Press
BUCHAREST, Jan. 7.-Premier
Nicholas Jorga, a former tutor OF
King Carol, beat off armed bandits
who attempted to hold him up last
night at Ploepsi.
The bandits demanded money
The premier, despite his advanced
age, routed them. He received con-
gratulations from the king.
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Health Questions Answered
BY The Late DIR. Lewis Bakers Associates

Advertisement
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In No Instan
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In these days
of widespread
II n e m p l o v
inent and re-
d u c ed wages,
nearly e We r v
h O II S e wife is
faced with the
pr0 b lie m of
making soc do
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r . -. - u Il
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Mrs. l.. ]. writes; Since an At
tack Of nhn.- have suffered much
NTH stomach trouble. Nothing I cat