Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1927 — Page 3

MAY 18, 1927

JACKSON LISTS 7 I COURT OFFICIALS .Also Appoints Drugless I Healer to State Board. Five judges and two prosecuting attorneys for courts that came into feeing with the promulgation of the |,cts of 1927 were appointed formally by Governor Jackson Tusday. Appointment of Dr. Cecil J. Van Tilburg. 2819 E. Tenth St., chiropractor, as druglesa healer member of the State medical examining board fetlso was announced. The position seas created by the much-fought pouse bill 39, backed by the medical doctors. Judges and prosecutors named are B. Chipman, Plymouth, judge bf the new Seventy-second judicial circuit; George Hufsmith, Plymouth, prosecutor; Edward E. Pruitt, Delphi, judge of the new Seventy-fourth Judicial district; Joseph T. Ives, Delphi, prosecutor; George H. Leonard, Ft. Wayne, judge of Allen County Superior Court, Room 2; Claude V. fcidgley, Cary, judge of Lake (County Superior Court, Room 4, (Clyde Cleveland, Hammond, judge pt Lake County Superior Court, ftoom 5. KOKOMO PUPILS DONATE 1 , (Children Give S3OO to Rebuild School House Now Flooded. ' Superintendent C. V. Haworth, of Rie Kokomo public schools, reported > the State superintendent’s office Jhat Kokomo pupils had contributed |3OO towards rehabilitation of a (School building in the flooded area pr Mississippi. A message was sent to each State Superintendent by Superintendent Ray Bond of Mississippi asking that School children aid in refurnishing bne school. “The response injndifena has been most gratifying,’’ Superintendent of Public Instruction Charles F. Miller declared. Pupils Visit Here r Noblesville public school eighth Evade students visited the Riley hosdtal Tuesday during a short visit o Indianapolis. The students also dsited many other points of interest in the city. ANOTHER WELT KNOWN LOCAL MAN INDORSES IT Retired Minister Tells How Konjola Relieved His Catarrhal and Kidney Trouble. “It is appalling how catarrhal Rouble is undermining the health of K many American people,” said the JConjola Man yesterday at Hook’s

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jhrug store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, i “Catarrh is terrible,” he continued, l*The distressing mucous in head, liose and throat; the weakened eyes; |lie awful headaches; the deafness !,nd the terrible ringing and buzzing ound In the head —these symptoms Irag down the body and destroy the trength and life energy of the suferer. “The surest way to combat caJarrh is through the inner-system, ftvhere it originates.” This Konjola preparation, which is Jjeing sold in large quantities throughout Indianapolis, is a combination of twenty-two Nature prodAis, juices extracted from herbs. have splendid effect upon the blood and inner-system, as a purifer, icleanser, toning agent and eliininant. Konjola has given relief in Catarrhal bases which almost borders upon the jimazing. Just a few days ago, Rev. fcobert E. Higgins, for 30 years minister of the Gospel, now retired, living at 857 Rybolt St., Indianapolis, jnade the following statement about Konjola. “I want to tell the people of this (city what Konjola has done for me,” *aid Rev. Higgins. “I had a very bad ;ase of catarrh, and was told by best .authorities that nothing (Would help me. At the same time, I Was bothered with weak kidneys, being frequently disturbed at night. Jjy back was always sore and achy. “I found out about the work of Konjola in Indianapolis, and decided •to get this medicine. To my delight b-nd surprise, it seemed to take effect In my case almost at once. About the fourth night I slept without being disturbed and since that time I have never had pains in my back. J feel sure that my kidneys are in good condition again. I also got wonderful relief from the catarrhal trouble, and now my head seems just ps clear as a bell, and I notice improvement all over my system. I eat better and rest better than I have In years. “I want to say that anyone panting to know more-about my case will find me quite willing to tell them personally.” The Konjola Man is at Hook’s •iug store, Pennsylvania and Mart Sts., Indianapolis, where he is daily meeting the public and introducing and explaining the merits of Jhis remedy. ' Konjola is also for sale by every Kook Drug Store in this city and by (all druggists in outside towns. —Ad- >“ arertisement.

They Plan Real Estate Campaign

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Here is the Indianapolis Real Estate Board committee planning the “buy a piece of Indianapolis real estate” campaign which opens Saturday. First row, left to right, Marion Stump, Russe H. Hartman, Thomas E. Frinslade, George T. Wheldon, B. C. Cartmeil, Thomas F. Carson, E. Kirk McKinney, David A. Coulter, chairman; Lawrence J. Welch, Joseph J. Schmid and Robert S. Foster. Second row, Dan W. Legore, William L. Bridges, Carl G. Seytter, Frank F. Woolling, L. H. Lewis, president of the Indianapolis real estate board; Frank A. Throop, John N. Hardy, Fred H. Sillery, Fred C. Tucker and Don E. Rider. Back row, I,awrence J. Sexton, Joseph J. Angus, Ernest F. Emmell, H. T. Hottel, Emerson W. Chaille, Edson T. Wood, Jr., Howard W. Fieber, William H. Pickett and Robert MacGregor, executive secretary of Indianapolis Real Estate Board.

DENTISTS DRILL INTO THIRD DAY

Hear Molt, Chicago, and Furnase, Cleveland. F. F. Molt, Chicago, and I. L. Furnase, Cleveland, addressed the third-day session of the Indiana State Dental Association at Claypool Hotel today. Clinics were continued. Tuesday afternoon W. R. Meeker, Peru, was chosen president-elect and will assume duties in 1928. W. E. Neuenschwander, Ft. Wayne, elected last year, will assume the presidency at the close of this session, succeeding J. B. Carr, Indianapolis. Delegates to the national convention were chosen and J. M. Hale, Mt. Vernon; Wallace T. Linn, Crawfordsville, and R. R. Gillis, Hammond, wye re-elected association representatives on the State dental examining board.

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