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The Washington times., 1935-09-20
Hosts at Dinner

Major John G. Drinkwater
entertained at the dinner dance
at the Shoreham last evening
in honor of Mrs. w. e. r.
Covell, wife of Major Covell,
who is visiting Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. A. K. B. Lyman. Mrs.
Covell recently arrived in Wash
ington from Panama, where her
husband is stationed.
Among the guests were Col.
e. L. Daley, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
D. I. Sultan, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Lyman, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. r. w. Crawford, Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. F. S. Besson and
Capt. L. B. Gallagher.
+ + X
Miss Anita P. Hipps is visit
ing Miss Elizabeth P. Ross, of
"Roscommon," Doylestown, Pa.
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To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren j.
Haines announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Eliza.
beth Jackson, to Charles E.
Tiff, jr., son of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Tiff, of Cincinnati.
Miss HaineS is a graduate of
Wellesley College and Mr.. Tiff
Of Williams College. They are
classmates at the Johns Hopkins
School of Medicine, where they
have completed their third year
of study.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The former Assistant Post
master General, w. Irving
Glover. and his daughter. Miss
Frances Glover, who have been
spending the summer at Glib
son Island, Nd, are back in
town and have opened their
apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
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ToMake Home
In Boston

Senor Alfredo Banos, jr., and
Sonora de BanoS, who arrived
in Washington yesterday from
their home in Mexico City, will
lave today for Boston, where
the former will take up his
studies at the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology, where
he has a Guggenheim Fellow.
ship.
Senor Banos is the son Of
Senor Alfredo Banos, Mexican
Consul General in Baltimore,
and Sonora da Banos, who is
now making her home here in
town. He is a brother of Mrs.
John L. Schneider, of Washing
ton, who is the former Senorita
Dolores BanoS.
Young Senor Banos was grad
uated from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore with the
class Of 1923. Sonora de Banos,
who is a graduate Of the Uni.
versity Of Texas and who also
attended Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity. will attend Radcliffe
College.
Senor Abelardo Rosas, Bra
lillian Ambassador to Mexico,
and Sonora de Rosas will ar
rive in Washington today for a
brief visit and will sail Wednes-
day, September IS. from New
York on the Normandie for a
holiday in Europe.
The Brazilian Ambassador to
Washington, Senor Oswaldo
Aranha. will arrive in town to-
day from a Six-week tour of the
West.
Judge and Mrs. Franklin
Chase Hoyt are the guests of
Mrs. Robert Weeks Kelley at
her home in Park Avenue,
New York, before coming to
Washington, where they will
spend the season.
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Dolly Cameron Says:
SPENDING SOME TIME IN EUROPE
Attorney General and Wife
Will Be Met in Rome by
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley

It is really fun to visit England, not only
to see all the ever-thrilling pomp and splen-
dor of royalty but prowl in all the and hooks
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When entering Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe always
poets Little Nell to quietly forth and smile her sweet
smileor perhaps Kit fanced looking in at the open door,
This dear little old place. full of shadows and ghosts of story
book characters is extremely popular and most Londoners
insist that their visitors should it, Westminster
Abbey and the Houses Of Parliament have to be missed
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Christ0phine Discovers

more hospitable than it already was, strained
ones imagination, for we had been guests
there constantly since our arrival Through
miracle of influence on Mr.. Du Bots part,
Marcia had actually secured a house in the
neighborhood. When we moved in, we found
Lady Emily in the hall. hatless, cigarette
in long holder dangling from her bony hand.
Hello there! she exclaimed cordially.
Most awfully nice of you to put me up like
this. I've already picked out my room -
hope it's not one you wanted particularly"
''Oh no." said Marcia. Go ahead, help
yourself"
But as soon as we were alone my fiery en-
ployer shot me one of her dagger Like glances
and pulled her carefully arched brows to-
gether.
did you ask herr" she wanted to know.
NO said I. Didn't your
Marcia gave vigorous shake of her head.
LET it gop' said She "Her title earns her the
right to stay, suppose. And nobody can say
I'm piker." This reminded her of our talk
at Birmingham. by the way. did you ask
anyone DOWN. You said you were going to,
you know. Who1 Another title?"
"A surprise announced, trembling in.
wardly. And then diverted her attention by
reminder that the Princes aunt, Duchess
Urbitini, had invited her to lunch at the
Du Bois'
Marcia paused in her dressing. and wapt
look came over her face "Chris!" she said
softly. Have you noticed that jewelled pen
dant the Duchess wears?'
''Of course have. It's lovely thing"
Its the most beautiful piece of jewelry
I've ever seen! Those old rubies couldn't be
duplicated wonder how much she wants
for it2"
"Marcia!" l exclaimed, Mortified. I'm
sure it. not for sale!'
Nuts" she replied, putting on lip rouge
shes an awful old gambler, and I'll bet she's
hard up. I've let her win from me at bridge
once or twice, and you ought to see her lap up
CONTINUED on page III
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ANOAAt
- tered to herself when she saw him
that first day at sea, Il shall cut your throat.
No man has a right to be so attractive and
not live up to it.
But when she met him, he did not fail her.
He was charming and delightful, and very
attentive In no time at all Christophine was
telling him all about herself, even about how
the sudden death of H. Kattleburg, the Motor
King had left her with nothing to show for
her six years of capable labor in Europe as his
secretary but letter that he had left her to
deliver to his heiress daughter in America.
And then the new acquaintance told her
who he was the Italian Prince Mario Stefano
Emilio di Rigoni. Everyone took him for an
American because he really was, on his
mothers side; he had been brought up in
Omaha. But his father had been an Italian
nobeman whom his mother had met on trip
to Europe, swiftly married and as swiftly
divorced; recently his father had died in Italy,
and he had been sent for.
He had found his fathers family one of the
oldest in Italy he told Christophine. He had
grown very fond of them, and they had per-
suaded him that it was his duty, as their head,
to save their ancestral lands by marrying
money AS he made this admission, his eyes
begged her to forgive him; but she told him
coldly that she was marrying for money too.
She avoided him the rest of the voyage.
After the ship had docked, Christophine
decided to 60 to Philadelphia and deliver the
letter to the Kattleburg heiress before her own
money gave out. She was amazed to find the
girl red-headed, undisciplined young crea-
ture who reminded her little of wildcat.
Marcia read the letter from her father; then
said Father wants you to be my companion
and adviser. and share my home. could use
lou," she went on frankly. You've an air,
md you could help me socially. You might
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c5}tunc, laughter, hve, disaster
Ca,mioa/ SA(Ight at tHCeav Orleans
Continuing a new serial BY
NINA WILCOX PUTNAM

even know some titles think the best thing
could do would be to marry title; then the
fool society people who have snubbed me
would make right about face"
Christophine had to admit that Marcia
might be right about the title, and was won
over to staying with her. Several weeks later,
the two girls set forth by motor to 60 title
hunting in Palm Beach. Near Birmingham
Marcia saw Lady Emily. friend of Christie
phine's. with an attractive looking man who,
she heard, was prince bound for the Mardi
Gras at New Orleans.
"A good place for us to go. too" said
Marcia instantly.
Christophine argued heatedly against this
change in their plans. Although she didn't
tell Marcia. the man was the Italian prince
whom she had met on shipboard. But all her
protests were in vain. She soon found herself
again meeting the Prince, his mercenary aunt.
the Duchess Urbitini, and their hospitable
friends. the elderly Du Bots.
And she was forced to listen to Marcia
rave about the Prince: Hes wonderful!
never wanted anything so much in all my life.
OF course, it will take some careful handling
to get him, but just watch me-"
Christophine wondered what the trip to
New Orleans would hold for her Gould she
keep up her assumed indifference to the
Prince? Would Marcia win him?
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CHAPTER V

~ ARRIVAL is a word which has always
attracted romance seeking eyes.
u 4 But until l reached New Orleans,
l had thought of it with dread,
because once attended a carnival in Europe
where spraying acid or ink on your clothes
and throwing handfuls of wet. singing, pasty
confetti in your eyes is all done in spirit of
fun. Lesson number two thousand for little
Christophine lay in the discovery that the
best carnival in the world is held right on the
home grounds. My realization of how very
different this carnival was to be began when
discovered that the Du Bots. those unmis-
taxable aristocats, were preparing to take
an active part in the Mardi Gras.
"As onlookers?" said Madame. in answer to
my query. Nonsense, my dear! Everybody
goes - it, the chic thing to do. Our daughter
was one of the queens last year. myself
have ordered a costume. This is festival for
everybody, rich and poor alike. 1t is gay -
but you cannot imagine - you will have to
see for yourself! Our house is kept open, and
we will have ball of our own, supper for
my niece who is Queen this year. on the night
ofthe Ball of Rex at the Athenaeum - what
supper! 1t will be delightful
This dignihed grandmother was like little
girl preparing for her first party. But how the
big house on St. Charles Avenue could be any
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THE STORY SO FAR

([TF YOU turn out to be anything except
what you look" Christophine NUT
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37-d Beer Equipment

BEER equipment bars. booths. coil boxes
desks chairs. Terms. S27 W. Wash.
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MCCULLOUGH, FRANK N.-Beloved hus-
band Of Addie Mccullough, passed away
Sunday at residence. 73l Olin-av. Flu
neral services Tuesday p. m, at Tab
oracle Baptist Church, $40 Somerset-av
Friends invited. Burial Mt. Jackson
cemetery. Friends may call at the resi-
dence. CONKLE SERVICE.
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Radio Repairing

EXPERT repairing all instruments. MU-
SICIANS' REPAIR SHOP. ll9 Pembroke
Arcade Second floor
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
l065-C, l066-C.
Application Of Ernest T Bowers. Upton,
contract carrier OF property, intrastate
eAtendlng thru or into cities and towns
over highways 81 SO, 43, 3d. 81, /, 38. in
traState extending thru or into cities and
towns over highways /. 81, %. So, 80. Al.
81; 20. 2, 33l, Is, 10. 10, 80, 50.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 40l State House, indianapolis.
IND, a. m, Monday, February 4, 1885.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE. Examiner
IndlanapOllS. Ind. IanuarN g lA2h
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Ahh0UhcEM ENTS
Death Notices

BAUER. KAIIE-Peloved mother Of wini-
fred and Lester Bauer. Mrs. Floretta
Henninger and Mrs. Genevieye Dletz, all
OF Indianapolis. and Mrs. Helen Ewes Of
Louisville. Ky passed away Sunday eve
ming. Jan. s. age "a years. Funeral serv-
ices VIII be held at the residence 1856
shelby-st. Thursday afternoon. Jan. 10,
a. CLOCK Friends invited. Friends
day. VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CORKINS, LAURA EDNA-Beloved wife Of
Samuel Corkins. mother OF MIS- John
Westlake Mary Evelyn COrkins and
Blaine Corkins. passed away Saturday
At her home IN New Palestine; Funeral
Tuesday. ?. m. at the residence. 2:5O
al the New Palestine Christian Church.
Interment New Palestine cemetery. MAX
HERRLTCH q SON SERVICE.
CRAIGE. JANE ANN-Daughter. Of Paul E.:
and Catherine Craige nee judge. passed
services at home Of grandmother. Mrs.
N Judge. 240 N. Hamilton-av. Tuesday
morning at $50. and at Holy Cross
Church al Q O'Clock. MAX HERRLICH
DEYLIN. THOMAS EDWARD-Age 48, be-
loved husband Of Lula Devlin. son of
Mr. Anna D pew brother Of o. ME- MIS-
f erov Be egq ali Of Indianspoiis. and and
Leo Devlin Of Washington Court House.
Ohio. passed away at the Methodist
hospital Sunday Brief services a. the
Wednesday $3.50 a. m. followed by serv-
ices at the Little Flower Church at 9
a m Friends invited. Burial Ander-
son cemetery. Friends may call at the
residence after p. m. Monday. SH1R-
LEY SERVICE
FOUST. HODDEY A.-Of 2l31 N. Drexel-
az. entered into rest Sunday. BIS a. m.
age 81 wears. beloved husband of Grace
Foust father of Mrs. Virginia Potter;
RAYMOND, Lester. Cedric. Forest and
HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL PAR
LORS. 205O E. Michigan-st9. 2 p. m.
PARK cemetery. Members of Capitol City
Lodge No. 312, F. e. A. NJ, phase take
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Deaths

Joseph Calvin Whteman. 81. City Hos
pital. chronic nephritis.
Jerome J. Keene. 60. s.. Vincent's Hos
pital carcinoma.
Charles P. Jones. II. iSnes Sanitarium.
pneumonia.
Stella N Murphy a. Methodist Hos
pifsl obstruction Of bowels.
Raw Mulendore, 81. Veterans Hospital
lobsr pneumonia.
Diadsms Alice Edwards. so. of 925
Fletcher. chronic mYOcarditis.
Gilbert Leonard. !. Riley Hospital
broncho pneumonia.
Halle Mare Shaw. IS. City Hospital.
Influenza pneumonia.
Madeline Talcott. 4. City Hospital acute
rrfffr
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Is Situations Wanted
r { N T A L S

HOUSEHOLDER. 33 yrs. wants work ir
motherless home SO week. Box K 10il
Times.
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INSTR UGTI0 MS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
FREE HAWAIIAN GUTTAR-To each new
student HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO.
2l0S Roosevelt ave. BEST BY TEST"
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Transfer, Storage
Musical instruments Repaired

BAND and orchestra instruments repaired
expert: guar work. PEARSON CO.
INC l2s N Penn. LT-5513
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SWENGEL. ANNA-Died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Sigmon, near
Cumberland at the age of 81 years, Jan.
5, 1885; mother of Mrs. Charles Sigmon,
S. Need Swengel of Indianapolis and
Mrs. Nellie Fish of Chicago. Funeral
Tuesday. a. M. at Cumberland Baptist
tan Church Burial at Reddinpton.
Friends invited. lSeymour papers please
copy Can be seen a the BEAN
BLOSSOM MORTUARY any time Mon
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MAISOLL. MARY-Beloved mother of
Mile Maisoll and sister of David Zeph,
passed away Sunday Jan. g. age 80
years Funeral at late residence. BOT E
Morris. Wednesday at 9 a. m, followed
by services Sacred Heart Church $3.50
a. m Interment ST. Joseph cemetery.
Friends invited
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Births


b0Ys
Charles and Anna Mslsberry 1854 W.
30th
Ralph and Marie Stone. s.. vinoent's
Hospital
Chris and Lois LandriFan, St. Vincents
Hospital
Charles and Orphus Scott. Methodist
Hospital
Melvin and Anna Fisher. Methodist
Hospital
Orsn and Prudence Edrington. Mstho-
dist Hospital
John and Edythe Wyttenbach. Metho-
dist Hospital.
John and Lima Hall. SIS Mills.
Girls
William and Clara Aufderheide. Metho-
dist Hospital
Mort and Eleanor Stettsuer, Methodist
Hospital.
Thomas and Mildred Neel. Methodist
Hospital.
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Willie Davis IS. Of 230iz Rankin.
chronic mvOcsrditis.
iona Watson Mock IS. Of 1924 N. La
sale 1ro1cho pneumonia.
Mary z Ice. 81. OF 929 n. Rural chronic
mvoCarditis
Mary Gsrvev II. of 32s N. California
rErnrLr rrrnra rrLfas
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Adonis Harrison. q. % 1877 z. 9'h-st.
nilinE station owner. and Frances Falls.
% OF 1915 DaVson-st housekeeper.
John Phillips. %. o. rs Vallman-av-
ia borer and Msude Fern BridEewater. %.
OF iis s Plne-st housekeeper.
= Robert z Smith IS % 2f25 2. i3fh-st,
talesmsn and Margaret GsLensteln. p.
2f25 2 I5fh-st
James Ralph Dovden. 81. Of sz5 y Del
Arrest knittsr. and Hettis Rhea Nc
IRE n OF S0I y. TUxedo-st.
#Hsrry Everett Holienbeck. 30. Of 320i
-icholis-st inspector and Jeanne Ruth
button. Is. OF 3lO2 y. Cspitol-av. sales
man
4@stanlsv L Norton. ST. Of 32f5 Brosdv az.
Boy Scout Executive and Dorothy Sellers.
80 Of 40 " 43rd-sf
Robert Stanford Brsut q % $50 S.
ulinois-st. lanorer. and opal Whitaker.
81. % 6i9 Russell-sv. housekeeper.
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WILLIAM F.-Beloved son of
Theodore F. Steibiny and brother of
Edward s.. Steibing, Mrs. Raymond P.
Cole and Mrs. Morris Walters, all of In
of Detroit, Mich. passed away Sunday
afternoon. Jan. g. age SO years Funeral
services will be held at the VALID FU-
day afternoon Jan 8, at O'Clock.
Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends in
Vited
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SWANSON. HULDA L.-Entered into rest
Sunday. 1l:40 p. M, age 81 years. be-
loved, wife of Otto S. Swanson, mother
of the late Harry S. Swanson ana
grandmother of George S. Swanson. Flu
MOORE FUNERAL .PARLORS, 2O50 E.
Mchfgan-st. D. m. Friends invited
Burial West Newton Ind
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II Furnished Rooms

IL Furnished Rooms
s3-515 E. 24TH-Cozy room. next bath
steam heat. Widows home. HE-1494.
BROADWAY. 1902; No. 4; room; steam
heat; ladies only. References. Reason
able. HE-5834.
DELAWARE, N, 1803-Front double room;
or 2; private home; also smaller room
ILLINOIS, N; 19O7-clean, cheerful; nice
ly furnished; steam, constant hot water;
refined home; garage.
NEW JERSEY, N, 1915 - Front sleeping
room, downstairs; steam heat; garage
optional. LI-3180.
NEW JERSEY, N. 16O5-Front room, near
bath; steam heat; garage; So. HA.3895-J.
NEW YORK, E, 36O4-Large front room;
l or gentlemen; modern, private home.
NORTH-Very lovely front room near bath:
private, home: privileges: reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA, N, ,2405 : Lovely. COM
Hom SIE tO Privileses HA434s80 ""'sf
SHELBY. PALS; Apt 3-F'ront room, near
bath; private home; So week. DR-186s.
27TH-ST, W., as - Good room; modern
home; innerspring mattress.
BOTH, E., 124-Ncely furnished front room.
Board optional Gentlemen preferred.
Reasonable. HA-4737-J
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia-av. At
tention legislaturemen-Steam heated.
Right downtown. $3.50 to SIS.
VERMONT, E. 318-Nicely furnished front
ROOM room hons Taseo privileges; reasonably
Joining bath. Excellent heat. Reasonable.
II-S216
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LIE G AIS
50 Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
$3.50
Application of James Overlease to trans
fer Permit No. g93-C from James Over
lease 70 Elkhart Carriage Company. Inc.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 401 State House, Indianapolis
Ind. a. m. Wednesday. January. l6. 1895.
Pn1ne PsrtielPs,I1fonr Is 1equeSIed1
BY RUSSELL p KEHOE. Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind, January 3. 1875.
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MURRAY. JOHN R.-of 1905 N. Keystone
av. beloved father of Betty Lou Muir
ray. departed this life Monday, age as
years. Funeral Wednesday. Jan g. at
the MOORE az KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
2530 Station-st. 10 a. m. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery Friends invited
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MURPHY, STELI

MURPHY, STELLA M.-Beloved daughter
Of Mrs. Jennie Comley and sister of Mrs
Grace Tucke. Mrs George Morbach. E.
at 108 E. 13th-st. passed away Saturday
p. m. Services al the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday 10
a. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park. Friends may call at the mortuary
any time after Sunday noon.
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SCOTT, SARAH-Beloved mother of Mrs
H. F. Stewart and George Scott of In
dianapolis, James, William, Charles ano
Edward Scott of Clinton, Ind, passed
away Sunday evening Services Wednes-
day. 2 p. m. at 102 S. Noble-st. Friends
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MGINNIs, THOMAS P.-Father of Charles
N McGinnis of 625 N. Keystone-av,
Tuesday. Jan. 8, $3.50 a. m. from FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1889 N. Me-
ridtan. Services St. Johns Church, 9
a: m, 1nterment Holy Cross cemetery.
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BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE, Examiner.
IndlanapOlIS. Ind JanuarY B 1895
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public SerNice Commission DncLnt NJ

1lLNaL INOIICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
1069-C, 1070-C. -'0
Applications of Kroft Bros. Medaryville.
Tor permits TO operate motor vehicles as
contract carriers OF property interstate
between N: Judson and Indianapolis over
highways 10 and 30. between Medaryville
ana Indianapolis over highways AZ. IA 30
between Wlnamac and indianapolis over
highway 20, interstate between Winamac
80, Al ~ ~
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
nearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 4O1 State House. indianapolis.
1nd., a. m, TUESDAY, February 5. 1886
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P KEHOE, Examiner
India nnlIc II al 4
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BUSINESS SERVICE
RemOdeling

INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUP
PLY co. finances N. H. A. contracts. Re-
models, using LOGAN-LONG Company's
roofing: Toys PAINT. Estimates. in
formation. RI-sO9O.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No,
1062-C. N'
Application of Cliff Phillips g. Son. Wall
kerton, for permit to operate motor yehi-
cles as contract carrier of property in
terState, from Indiana Harbor to Niles.
Mich, TOR Inland Steel Corporation, from
Niles, Mich, TO any place designated by
Niles Steel Tank Co.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 4Ol State House. Indianapolis.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE. Examiner.
indianapolis, Ind, January g. 1895.
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BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner.
lndlanapolIs, Ind. january 4 1895

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
107l-C. -'0'
Application of William P. Patton, Sullf-
van, Tor permit to operate motor vehicles
as a contract carrier OF property, intra-
towns over highways Al, g. as. Sc. 81 50
%. $50, %, IS, 46, 3. 40, 81, g. u. 49, 26'
A; So, 81, 10. 50. 43, 80, 80. %. 81, 60.
Service Commission Will conduct bubble
nearing IN this cause in Rooms of Com
mission, 4O1 State House, indianapolis.
Ing. a. m, Wednesday, February 6. 1885.
Public participation IS requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE, Examiner.