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ROCKVILLE GIRL IS
WE'D IN RITES HERE

The marriage of Miss Edna
Broderick, daughter of Jerry Bro
derrick of Rockville. to Stanley o.
McCutchan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence McCutchan of Borden,
took place Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Aldora Wade, 80 North
Oakland avenue. The Rev. A. j.
Spaulding read the ceremony.
Miss Edith Miller was the only at
ten6ant. George Lowell was best
man. The couple will be at home
after July at 80 North Oakland
avenue.
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Beta Sigma Phi Entertains
at Party for Recent Bride

"Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" and
Friendship Song of Bet Sigma Phi,
accompanied by Miss Mary Cath
crime Lutz.
Misses Norma Jay and Dorothy
Cakes were in charge of arrange
ments, with Miss Madeline Kruch-
ten, president, presiding, and Miss
Helen Marley acting as toastmist-
resS.
Guests with Mrs. Tudor were
Misses Katherine MacLean, Mary
Catherine Lutz, Helen Marley,
Madeline Kruchten, Dorothy Cakes,
Elfrieda Speckman, Vinera Chand-
Ter, Norma Jay, Betty Coffing, Ruth
Jones, Mary Louise Mann, Jerry
Gardiner and Marie Nelson.
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Others attending from state
chapters of the sorority are Mrs.
Horace Oldham of Greenfield. Miss
Edith Yoho' of Bloomington, and
Miss Marcella Logue of Boonville.
Mrs. Oldham is a member of the
national alumnae advisory commit
tee; Miss Yoho and Miss Logue are
representatives from the active
chapter at Bloomington.
Sigma, Kappa has fifty active
chapters and fifty-thre alumnae
groups. 1t was founded at Colby
college at Waterville. Me- in 1875.
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City Family IN East

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Fitzpat-
rick and family, 1868 North Talbot
street, will return Sunday from a
visit in New Jersey and New York.
They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sorenson in Trenton,
N. j., where they attended the Ma
tional Deaf convention, and of Mr..
and Mrs. L. o. Porter in Long
Beach. Miss Jessie Albright, sister
Of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, accompanied
them.
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I7OO City Women Delegates to
Sigma Kappa Convention

Forty-eighth national convention
of Sigma Kappa sorority opened to-
day at Saranac Inn, N. Y, with
Mrs. E. D. Taggart and Miss Mae
Kstzenberger attending as delegates
from the indianapolis Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. Miss Katzenberger is
president of the alumnae group.
Business sessions were held today,
followed by recreational activities
this afternoon. Features of the six
day conclave will be a model initia-
ton service, traditional pearl BAN
quet, round table discussions and
the formal banquet which viii close
activities.
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and upholstered glazed chintz The upholstery idea
is to America although i'll much favor in England
Wood used in the furniture has had the
ment Of a busted antique finish
Another creation of the shop recently finished is
reproduction of Duncan Pfyfe sofa made of solid
mahogany, and upholstered in a fine piece Of plain
blue frieze. The gimp, which is the small braid-ke
trimming used on upholstered furniture, is white.
Collections of books from private and public Ii
brarieS in England are on display at the L. S. AyreS
bookshop, dating far back into the eighteenth
fury These have been acquired at exceptionally low
prices from the overcrowded second hand book
kets in England Included in the collection are copies
of histories books of poetry fiction dating back to
1904 and bound copies of many old English
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On the contrary, the finer the
individual, the greater the suffering.
Simple, violent natures are peculiar
ly insensitive to the torments of
more complicated individuals. Fine
ly drawn lines Of distinction mean
nothing to the crude, who would
lump all behavior into two groups,
one labeled black and one white.
Those who are able to keep their
instincts in check for ultimate sat
iSfaction are fortunate, though I
notice they are diStreSsingly hard
hearted toward those who can not,
and tend to despise people who are
not afraid to lead free, generous
lives.
AS Bernard Shaw has said, ITO
the pure, all things are impure" I
do not hesitate to advise restraint
when I believe it is possible for
the individual without causing his
flight into neurotic illness.
Whether my ideas are good or bad
depends upon how they work out in
practice. Good or bad, they are not
against my better Judgment, but
decidedly in accord with it. The
excerpts of letters which follow do
not impress me as coming from peo-
pie who are beyond the pale" in
any sense of the word. Here are
the letters:
Tell Railroad Man not to be so
hard on us sinners, for life has
many strange turnings, and some
times he might be among us. In
my estimation, you are the only
columnist of your type who has
the courage to print what you
think, and not cater to the mass
type of thinking.-Ann."
Il am surprised to know that any,
one could refer to your very inter-
esting and helpful column as "lewd
NTH" You are doing what should
be done by many more, discussing
problems with real frankness and
consideration. You probably never
will know how your column has
helped countless people in trouble
who have hesitated to write them
selves. I am a graduate nurse and
the mother of two children. 1 could
look for no better place to send
them for advice than to your
column.-A Modern Mother"
why should Railroad Man
criticise some one who is trying to
teach the world little common
sense? The secrecy surrounding
such matters has aroused too
much curiosity in the younger
generation and has been the
cause of large portion of the
havoc in the world today.
/ do not know why the younger
generation should be condemned
for the mistakes it makes when
they are caused from the lack of
a little common sense teaching
from the older generation. Here's
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Phi Lambda Epsilon and Kappa
Alpha Phi fraternities held a joint
picnic Sunday at Northern Woods
beach for friends and families.
ESton Sterns, member of Phi Lamb
da Epsilon, and Ray Gill, member
of Kappa Alpha Phi, were in
charge. Among those attending
were Messrs. and Mesdames Wayne
Miller. Albert Sutton Jr., Lester VI.
Ford and Gordon B. Sutton and
Misses Helen Carver, Elsinor Funk,
Billy Conant, Bertha Demlar, Flor
ence Copeland, and Margaret Ar
mold and Messrs. Harry Lister, Leon
Moltan. Paul Kahn. Edwin Andregg,
Jack Mccoy, Robert Carver and
Robert King.
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SOrOritu Is Feted

Members of the Phi Tau Delta
sorority were entertained with a
dinner bridge Saturday at the nome
of Miss Dorothy Julian in PittSboro.
Guests were Misses Margaret Black
well, Rutheva Harrig, Margaret
Benson, Marie Fehr. Georgia Young.
Wilma Summers and EStryl Adams,
Messrs. John Cromie. William Ragle.
Fred Joslyn, Edwin r. Fitch, Edwin
L. Holm, E. G. Driftmeyer, Eugene
d. Wilcox. Noble G. Morgan and
Clayton NJ. Adams.
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Mrs. Harlan Tudor, who before
her marriage last month, was Miss
Mary Pearl Freed, was honored by
Beta Sigma Phi sorority at din
ner and linen shower Monday night
at the Claypool
The table, beautifully appointed
with huge yellow rosebud of crepe
paper as a centerpiece, contained
gifts of the bride and was lighted
by ebony bullets in five branch
candelabra. Place cards were of
miniature silver bells caught with
yellow rosebuds and held in place by
sea green tulle.
During the dinner, Miss Elfrieda
Speckman sang Loves Awakening"
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Picnic Is WedneSdnn

Members of the Indianapolis ALI
ance of Delta Delta Delta sorority
and their children will be enter
tanned at a picnic at 10 Wednes-
day morning at Garfield park. Res
ervations may be made with any of
the following committee: Mesdames
Howard Bates, william Book, Nor
man Beatty.
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THO Made Members

Miss Loretta Bland and Mrs. Luz
ellie Smith became members of the
newly y installed Indiana Alpha
chapter of Delta Theta Chi sorority
at the first meeting held Monday
night at the Lincoln. Miss Mar
jorie Bodkin, sorority president, pre-
sided at the business session. Mrs.
H. B. Pike, directors, gave original
readings.
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Some of our
younger players
are going to give
us a rum" prom
ised Mrs. Cox, who
has been watch
ing their play. AS
for winning again,
Mrs. Cox admits
there is plenty
of CO m petition.
Her runner-up was
Mrs. Elsa Haerle.
Miss Jean Brown
is one Of the
young threats who
takes advantage
of the freedom of
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L only CAN assume
that this is the
S u b je t upon
which my CORE
spondents n e e d
the most help. I
do not agree that
people who are
bafled by the eff
fort to find a sat-
isfying solution
b e t W e e n t h e
claims of instinct
and the claims Of
their cultural sur
cou n din G S are
beyond the pale.
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Convention IN Detroit

Mrs. w. H. Schurte will represent
Alpha Epsilon chapter Of Delta
Theta Tau sorority at its convention
which opens Thursday in Detroit.
Others attending will be Misses
Philena Argo, Marie Karle, Dorothy
Weber and Mrs. E. w. Roehm. Miss
Peggy Lou Snyder will attend from
Epsilon Pi chapter. The convention
will continue through Saturday.
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CitU Sizes Books Welcome

OUR volumes of Popes works published in 1854
lection On the first of the display
Most demand the Maria
Edgewoth Irish novelist
bound of old English which
the editions of
Sale has also been made
Chronicles
the forty-fve
old
public that another collection fall
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Daily Recipe
Old-Fashion Shortcake

(F'Or IWO)
Put a heaping teaspoon of
baking powder and half a
teaspoon of salt in a cup and
a half Of -four and sift it
twice. Take three-quarters of
a cup of butter and work it
into the flour with a knife or
finger tips. Use enough but
ter to make the -four crumbly.
Moisten with half cup of
cold milk, putting in a very
little at a time until the
dough is smooth enough to be
rolled. Place it on a lightly
Toured board and with a
Toured roller flatten it into a
alf-inch sheet. Cut with a
large cake-cutter and bake in
a hot oven until brown, about
fifteen minutes.
Split the hot cakes, butter
them and fill them thickly
with mashed raspberries that
have been slightly sweetened.
Put the halves together, heap
them with whole raspberries
and cover with sweetened
whipped cream.
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Woodstock
Tennis Play
Under Way
Annual Mixed Tourney
Drawings Are
Completed.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

TENNIS courts at the Woodstock
- Club are attracting members,
now that drawings have been COM
pleted for the mems and women's
tournaments. WELDING her racquet
to the championship last year
brought Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox
craftsmanship of this years compe-
tition.
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4 SerUino Tin

When you are having a variety
of green's in a salad, it is an excel
lent idea to put all together IN a
large bowl. Mix them with the
dressing at the table and serve the
salad from the bowl.
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Rare Antique Furniture
Reproduced by Skilled
Craftsmen in City Shop
Sander & Rocker Firm Displays Pieces Made
in Duplicate of Original Models; =
Bookshop Features Collection.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THE chapel oungng the Methodist hospital
been furnished with reproductions of
all workshop Of
been in existence for than fifty Many its wokmn
of
building
Outstanding shop are
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PuDilS an Dance

Marcy Drinberger will present her
pupils in her annual dance presen-
tation at BIS Thursday at the K.
of G. auditorium.
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Dinner at Church

Crooked Creek Baptist church
will hold the first of a series of
chicken dinners Friday night at
the church.
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The most beautiful steel book plates the
the original bindings
interest of nnumerab book lovers Indianapolis
"GoldSmih
delicate steel
explained matter the book
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Tea Cart for the Garden

brightly refreshmen
and furniture
built with openings into which glasses and bottles
held securely
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Card Parties

st. Mary Social Club will hold a
card party Thursday afternoon in
the school hall, 315 North New Jer-
Sey street.
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wishing you lots of good luck with
your column.-MrS. Kay"
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ADDING machines serviced and adjusted
Supplies. r. w. SHIPLEY. 2618 Cornell
IE-EQ0Q
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SO Accessories, Tires. Parts
SIS Artos Wanted
LEGALS

WILL PAY cash for good used cars. Bes
prices in town, EVANS MOTORS. It'll
q Meridian. RI-805l.
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indianapolis. Indiana,
April 10 1888.
NOTICE T0 TAYpAYFPS

NOlICE IL IAAEA1 ERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the CITY of indianapolis. that the Com
mon Council of the City of Indianapolis.
now has pending before it. Appropriation
Ordinance No. 4, 1893. appropriating $500
from the unexpected and unappropriated
balance of the general fund for the year
1892 to CITY Plan Commission Fund No.
13 Other Compensation.
The above described ordinance is due to
come up for passage at the next regular
meeting of the Council to be held on the
nth day of April. 1888 at 730 p. m.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal 70
the State Board of Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by fling
of petition therefore with the Marion
County auditor not later than ten days
after additional appropriation has been
made by the said Common Council and the
State Board of Tax Commissioners Will
fix date for hearing in this county.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of indianapolis. this 4th day Of April.
1888 HENRY o. GOETT
SEAL CITY Clerk.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
JAMES u ADhNEG (-l--e.---
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS


sN9IIce is hereby given that the Board
OF School Commissioners of the City OF
If IA aloTa 1ndIana VIII. until the hour
1888. receive sealed bids for the instaIla-
tlon OF steam engine and generator to-
getner with foundations for same and all
necessary steam and electrical connections
70 tne present steam plant at Arsenal
lecnnlcal Schools. 1900 East Michigan
street, indianapolis. Indiana all in &C
cordance with the specifications prepared
nY the engineering Division of the Build
lnsS ana GROUNDS Department. of the In
dIiIaannapolis Board Of School Commissioners.
4l29 East Sixteenth street.
J.. COPY OF the plans and specifications
Is Is q me at the office Of the state Board
Of Accounts. Room 3O5 State House. In
elanapolis Indiana. and a COPY is also on
me at the office Of the Board of School
indianapolis. Indiana. Copies of the plans
ana speclhcatlons NAV be procured BY per
sons desiring to BID from the owner. All
pans ana SpecIflca tiOns are to be returned
upon the award Of the contract
ir 5ldS VII be received for the complete
=. Proposals must be made on blank form
NO. So, prescribed by the State Board Of
accounts, and QUESTIONABLE No SEA must
202, Section 2. page $50 Of the Acfs POT Of
tnolana; General Assembly 1929. approved
M N1 10 1929 Said blanks may be pro-
cured at the office OF the Board $50 North
plication. "p
Proposals must be Accommodated bv a
CertIneo cneek drawn payable to the Board
o. ocnool Commissioners of the CITY of
indianapolis on an. Indianapolis bank or
trust company. or by New York Chicago
OF Indianapolis exchange for three 81
per cent OF the maximum bid. Said three
I'll bids G s4e t9 be held by the Board IN
cessluI bidder are to be returned when
contract and bond are executed
IN case bidder whose BID shall be ac-
cepteo snalI not within five 81 DAYS after
HotICe 81 tne acceptance Of his bid, per-
doIM ms pld by entering into a written
vGmtraf e. Win TIE Board, to perform the
WoIk IN ACCORDANCE with the speci1ca-
IONS. and within that time secure the
performance Of his contract bv a si1refy
oono. with surety or sureties TO the an
pIotal OF the Board his certified check or
oraIt aho the proceeds thereof shall be
z 5oa~ remain the absolute property of the
fDoaIu as Iouldated damages agreed upon
Tor such failure. it being Impossible 10
estimate the amount Of damages such fall
ure would occasion to the Board
proposals snail be in a separate sealed
SSttne4ope WIN writing thereon plainly in
o1caJlng the character of the work to
%% p46 , ne P!d relates. as for example
GTdNE AND GENERATOR AND FOUNDA-
lions FOR SAME. AND ALL THE Noes
S1E4 SIEAM AND ELECTRICAL CON
HECLION5 TO THE PRESENT STEAM
P pLAHId, AT THE ARSENAL TECHNICAL
The right Is reserved BY the Board to
reject any or all proposals and to refrain
from accepting or rejecting proposals for
not more than fifteen DAYS
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By A. B. GOOD.
Indianapolis Indiana.
ADril s. 1888
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RADIO servicing parts and tubes. RADIO
EYC,Ll A-C.r- eo2 49, .
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WALLACE o. LEE. Presi
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase of the following materi-
ais will be received by the Chairman of
the State Highway Commission at his
office on the third floor. State House An
mex, 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianap-
oils Indiana. until 200 P. NJ on the
27th day of April 1888. at which time
they will be publicly opened and read
Invitation No. 1888. 307 300 Gals. Road
OIL "A" and 10l 900 Gals. Liquid Asphalt
CB. Tar TN or Emulsifed Asphalt AE-15O
applied to roads in the Warsaw and
Wabash Sub-DlstriCtS
Invita- ion No. 2389: $4,000 Gals Road
OIL "A and 81 600 Gals. LIQUID Asphalt
CD, Tar TN or Emuisified Asphalt AE-l5O
applied TO roads IN the Evansville, Peters
burg and Vincennes Sub Districts.
invitation No. 1880: ITO 600 Gals Road
OIL "A and 200 600 Gals. Liquid Asphalt
CB, Tar TN or Emulsified Asphalt AE-15O
appled to roads in the Dale and Paoli
Invitation No. c3s1: 100000 Gals. Road
OIL "A and 10000 Gals. Liquid Asphalt
CB, Tar I'M or Emulsl1ed Asphalt Afl-l5O
applied to roads in the Linton sub
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
request.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
10 reject any or all bids. or TO award on
any combination of bids that IN his iudg-
ment is most advantageous to the Stale
OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
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So Legal Auctions and Sales
LEGAL SALE

LEGAL SALE
TO THE STATUTES OF THE STATE OF
INDLANA THAT THE UNDERSIGNED.
GONDUCING A PUBLIC STORAGE HOUSE
WILL ON THURSDAY MAY 4TH 1888
Al 1000 A. N. SELL FOR THE ACCRUED
CHARGES THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
OTHER GOODS BELONGING TO The
FOLLOWING NAMED PEOPLE:
l. J. Barnett No 1895. Mrs Edw. Bus
selle. No 500: Mrs. Claire Christie No.
o5Ol: John Daum. No. 647e " 3 Dennev.
No. e02S; Mrs. Belle Dunbar. No. 64O5
Mrs. Carl Faust No 645l: Mrs. Lulu Glib
Mrs. Hattie B. Hale. No 3443 NJ Hicks.
No. 6l43: Mrs. Leah Jardina. No 6458l
MISS Artle Lloyd. No 1924 Thomas p.
Manning. No. 642s: Mrs Edward oates.
10. 6450: Edna T. Papet No 5343. W. T.
Riedman. No. 5000: E. Z. Rightmeyer. No.
643l: NJ. Schooner. No. 6475. z z walker.
No. 5657: Robert Woodman No GAP: An
ma Young. No. 405l.
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
1880 ". Illinois St
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Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids will be received by the Board Of
Hospital. Indianapolis. Indiana. q unti 3
O'Clock p. m. Thursday April 81. 1898.
for the construction of a reinforced con
Power House. and also for continuous
blow down system for six boilers for the
Central State Hospital Indianapolis IN
diana. For details see BevingtOn-W Williams.
Inc, Construction Engineers, Indiana
Pythian Bldg.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
n
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Reduced For COlored

Three rooms. ist floor. Sc: End floor
IS smith ST. near Senate. RI-64l2
J. S. Cruise, Inc.
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UNUSUAL BARGAINS used musical IN
struments. lowest prices. wide selection,
easy terms PEARSON PIANO CO. 1913
North Pernsvlvania II-55l3.
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Rental Ads Placed by 1870 A. NJ Friday Will Appear
NJ ( r. HAND Disc
, Radios. Musical Instruments

FREE radio service calls; estimate Il Tep
needed LANES. 1928 z. Tenth. CH-02le
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80 Swaps
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Indianapolis. Indiana.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET
NO 1922
NORTHERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY
FOR APPROVAL OF SCHEDULE OF
ELECTRIC RATES APPLICABLE TO
STOCKWELL, INDIANA
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms of the Commission at
indianapolis. Indiana at 1000 o'clock
a. m. on April "a 1893.
Public participation ia this hearing is
requested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY o. R. LIVINGHOUSE.
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G AIS


LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET
NORTHERN INDIANA POwER. COMPANY
ELECTRIC RATES AT GILEAD.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of indiana viii con-
quot public hearing in the above entitled
gTagSe IN the Rooms Of the Commission at
a. m. on April .. 1888
PUBIC PARTICIPATION in this hearing Is
reQaeSLed ov the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
b. o. r LIV1NGEOUSE.
Examiner.
indianapolis Indiana
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
NO 1929
NORTHERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY
FOR APPROVAL or SCHEDULE or
ELECTRIC RATES AT PENCE
Notice IS herebv given that the Pub.
Service Commission of indiana will con-
duct public hearing IN the, above entitled
cause IN the Rooms of the Commission a-
or ApTil 81 1888.
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE Combustion DOCKET
NORTHERN 1N5 Hf9 ilT P56liwrR COMPANY
EOR APPROVAL OF SCHEDULE OF
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
service Commission of Indiana Will con
Qact PUBLIC hearing in the above entitled
cause IN The Rooms Of the Commission at
a. m. on April IS. 1893
Pubic participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission
PUBLIC s ERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
BY o r. LIVINGHOUSE.
Examiner.