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EDITOR FACES JAIL SENTENCE High Court Affirms Contempt I Charge Punishment. When is contenipt of court not contempt? That is the question puzzling George R. Dale, fiery editor of the Muncie Post Democrat, after two of his skirmishes ‘with the Muncie judiciary have been decided by State Supreme Court. The higher court late Thursday affirmed a SSOO fine and ninety-day jail sentence for indirect contempt f court, "rising from an article published by Dale attacking Delaware County jury commissioners, grand jury members and the judge. The article followed Dale's arrest for prohibition law violation. ln his answer to the original contempt action Dale included a copy of the alleged contemptuous article and was given another SSOO fine and a ninety-day jail sentence. Supreme Court reversed the latter conviction. WILL DISCUSS BOOKS Last Meeting of Season Monday Night at Central Library. The last book meeting of the season under auspices of the Indianapolis Public Library will be Monday night in the Cropsey auditorium, Central Library, at 8 o’clock. It is to be a symposium of book enthusiasts, with Charles E. Rush, librarian, as chairman. || Short book talks on "A Book I Like and Why” will-, be given by Meredith Nicholson, Kate Milner Rabb, Percy Beach, Grace Thompson, Alex Blanton, Anna Ray Burns, Dr. Frank S.C. Wicks, Anna Nicholas, Dr. O. W. Fifer. Margaret Donnan and Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlieht.

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ZOLLNER FUNERAL HELD West Side Butcher Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Charles N. Zollner, 71, west side butcher, who died Thursday, were held at 2 p. m. •today at the home, 1847 W. Washington St., with burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Zollner came to Indianapolis more than tifty years ago and entered the butcher business. WOULD BE CONSTABLE N'els#n .J. Alley Enters Center Township Primary Race. Promising to taboo ‘‘rough neck tactics in the performance of duty,” Nelson J. Alley, Palace Hotel, 4 N. New Jersey St., today announced his candidacy for the Republican Center Township chief constable nomination. Alley has been constable in Squire Conrad Keller's court for four years. He will require deputies to wear uniforms, he said, if elected. FARM HOME DESTROYED fin Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind., Feb. 26. Fire destroyed the farm residence of L. J. Joseph near here Thursday night, causing a $9,000 loss. The household goods of William Oliver also burned. Joseph lives at Indianapolis. CHILDREN ESCAPE DANGER Children escape the dangerous complications from neglected coughs and colds by using Foley's Honey and Tar at the onset. They like the pure honey and wholesome pine tar given by nature for their relief. Free from opiates, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a wonderful remedy for children but it is Just as effective for adults. Get a bottle today and have it handy for any emergency. Remember satisfaction guaranteed.— Advertisement.

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