Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 14

EARNINGS ARE FILED £ “■ — <>**,■' lntarwtmt PuWic Service Company Reports $1,716,587.13. • N#t ssxnings of the Interstate •Public Service Company for 1924 totaled $1,716,587.13, according to the ■annual' directors’ report. Dividends poWLon prior lien stock were $346,1649.1 t and preferred , stock dividend^: totaled $313,800. A fund balance of $i 76,369 available for dividends was carried, to surplus. * Operating expenses, including :lasNw, amounted to $4,961,941.83, assets and liabilities totaled $37,732.-3W-2ii., During thf a total of 388 communities and more than 33?,000 persons werd served. S I Mtmtrel Show Planned JT Minstrels” is the name •♦t an entertainment members of the “centenary Christian Church Calendar Club will give Saturday night $h the Castleton High School jtiAlltorlum. Proceeds will be ap--alfed to the church building fund, dfaie entertainment will be repeated iMSrcJi 21, at the Methodist Episcopal community house, E. rr enth "St. and Audubort; Rd.

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Dr. Oofield Points the Way to Guaranteed Dental Work

Suggestions on Perfect Work pPare of Teeth Sanitary Methods sllcml( * he RpAQnnDhlp fnQf ffjijrushed twice daily andat.. . least twice each week t)r. Cofi'eld’s excellent reputation with Indianapolis $ mouth wash should he people is daily strengthened by hundreds of satisfied i. toTetnove any minor ' patients. The work is skilled and careful—for exinfection in the gums ot ample, after every extraction the true socket is |vse th. TKsis will keep your sterilized, and you are informed in detail as how to and mouth in a clean care for the wound, left by* extraction. ; '-Healthy oopdition and a Painless Bridge Treatment other* complications, $ To ’-place missing or decayed teeth, bridge work is insW** you of sound 4 recommended —the best and most economical way to makes no restore your natural appearance. Bridge work made for *’"- 1 efficiency. ;!!,■# ~ v >■ ■I : ' Specially Trained in Every Form o f Dentistry j|r, J. W. Cofield, Dentist 2nd Floor Marion Bldg. Suite 208 lptranceOhio St. Corner Ohio and Meridian Sts. TV 'i£nfc t&'V- Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. a !!• Sunday, S a. m. to 1 p. m.

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• Hugh L. Patton Htrgh'L. “Colorado” Patton, for- , mer" covfbo’, is • United States marshal at Cheyenne, Wyo., and is “riding herd” on the witnesses in the Teapot Dome hearing.

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MOTHER GOOSE SCORES Pageant to Be Presented at Evansville Deeplte Protests. Bv Time* Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 13— Despite objections of Ross Brooks, principal, Howard Roosa School Parent-Teacher '-eoclation will present Mother Goose pageant tonight. Brooks objected to the pageant on the grounds that too much publicity had been given to it. > The Mother Goose controversy arose from the report of a radio debate between Dr. Winifred Sackville Stoner, former Evansville woman, and Henry Hull, actor. Mrs. Stoner, who is president ol' the National Educational Forum, declared that “If Mother Goose were alive today, would be arrested and charged with murder, immorality, cowardice, cruelty, rudeness, selfishness and even bad grammar.” Better Dollars. “You, seem to forget, my dear, that the dollar I earn is worth only 65 per cent, of the dollar your father earned.” "Well, why don’t you earn better dollars.” —Kansa City Star.

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