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Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
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scended to kill his lady with his own white hands.
 But sometimes Ter ghost comes back. It rises-slowly-lil< smoke and takes shape for an instant just when the moon sends a slanting ray 10 the spot on the garret floor where her body was stretched when her spirit took flight!
 Do you think we could see the ghost if we watched 2'' I asked.
 II would not be strange, the dame thought Many had watched-but no one had ever dared to stay and gaze upon the blood-red collar which cir cled the white neck of the ghost!
 One night when Certeis and Don Manuel were absent, Bob and with the connivance of our superstitious friend, went up into the room of the coffins-and l watched while Bob broke open a case of ammunition and prepared fuse.
 in case these outlaws ever do em- broil our country in a little war, we know how to render one ammunition dump perfectly harmless" whispered Bob. If I am unable to attend 10 this little matter, Jane, I depend upon you to take care of it."
 How about the stuff in the cave I asked. "It amounts to more than this-and it is miles nearer the bord- CT Of course we cannot let it be used against our own"
 Tt must be destroyed. And one of us must manage to do it.' Bob agreed You see just how I've planted this fuse. Could you make one-and plant it the same way"
 I'm sure that I could-if l had to
 ''I hope you will not have to, darl- ing" Bob had worked swiftly as we talked l had followed the operation and in so doing had forgotten the ghost which had been our excuse for invad- ing the place
 Suddenly I saw the moonlight break through a dormer window and fall obliquely across the attic. Its rays spread-and spread-and made q great splotch of light in the middle of the dirty floor.
 "Bobl Bobi" I gasped. My own voice seemed to choke me. Its true, Bob, Seei" I clutched his arm to support my poor weak knees. "Sect The moon! The smoke! The ghost"
 To Be continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
MEAT SHOPSIN AUSTRALIA HIT
 HIGH PRICES

The state of Queensland, Australia, has solution to one angle of the high cost of living. A recent article in the British Columbia Federationist relates the initial steps takeE by the Queens land government in 1915, to reduce the price meat After discarding un- satisfactory price fixing 1t began to es- tablish government meat shops, the first of which was opened in Brisbane in November. 1915.
 Thirty y-seven Shops
 AS soon as the greatness of this shops success was known, the gov ernment began to receive urgent re- quests from all over the state, for sim liar meat shops to be established. AL lowing one shop at time to become thoroughly successful before starting another, the government proceeded to extend the plan. When last reported upon, Queensland had 37 government meat shops. serving more than 20 900 customers day. This means. allow family, that 100000 of the total pop uiation of 670.000 are now getting their meat in this way, at phenominally low prices.
 Is Raising Cattle
 Wltnout attempting to make money, planning only for a lowering of prices. the government nevertheless has made money on the shops. selling only for cash, as 1t does. During the year end- ing June. 1918. the sales of meat to- tailed s1,500,0o0, with a net-profit of VI 1000 The profits are used to ex- tend the scheme.
 At present the governmnt is building a chain of cattle ranches complement ed with abattoirs ,refrigerating plants and cold storage warehouses, hoping finally to raise all the meat it sells. Already 1t owns about 200, 900 head of cattle, distributed on Is ranches. GOV ering 8 total area of nearly 15 0oo. square miles. This part of the work was begun in May. 1916.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
SUGGESTIONS FOR DRY CLEAN
 ING AT HOME

Dry cleaning may be done At home with good results if few suggestions Of care are observed In the first place, it is preferable to do the clean ing outdoors if possible. if within the house, 1t should not be done where there Is a fire.
 The commonest known cleaning fluid is gasoline. which may. be com oined with a commercial cleansing preparation. A sufficient quantity of the cleaning fluid should be ready. A pad of clean cloth underneath the place to be cleaned will absorb the stain and extra cleaning fluid The sponging may be performed best with a. long, sweeping motion. A few drops of oil of cloves in the last rinsing water will help to destroy the objectionable odor of the fluid. The material should be pressed after the fluid has been given time to evaporatc,
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

vide the back into three sections and wave. MarceIl a small bang as a fin ish for the forehead. Now take small strands of your hair. rough 1t thor oughly and twist into smooth ropes. point of head. This will serve as the coil for the finished coiffure. Finish by coiling the ropes about the pre- pared hair on top. Start these coils at base and wind in ever increasing circles in the form of a beehive Tuck all sends under and cover with large net
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
BY GLORIA SWANSON, Famous Players Lasky Star

NEOHTA SWHTNSOTNg .
 Famous Players-Lasky Star
 One style of hairdress-the Gloria Swanson band-bears my name be- cause I am credited with originating it and featuring it in one of my favor ite roles.
 Part your hair from ear to ear, leav- ing the longest strands for use in the band. Divide the back hair in two sections. waving each separately. Mar cell the sides quite full. Dress the back last.
 Comb the long strands into a thick band and wrap tightly around the head. fastening the ends under the completed back hair.
 Coiled Hairdress
 type of coiffure restricted almost entirely to evening wear is the coiled headdress. It will be found most ef- fective by one with a high forehead
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

four tight rolls, roughing them to make them firm and smooth Wrap these from the sides across the forehead.
 Divide the back hair into two parts. Again divide each part into six lesser parts and twist into ropes. Coil these
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

which the coils will effectively cloak.
 Give your hair a general marcell. Then part from ear to ear. Now comb it straight back from the forehead or, if you prefer, part it in the center, and
 draw it back. Twist the long hair into
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast - Grape fruit, griddle cakes. syrup. coffee.
 Luncheon-Potato and cheese soup, brown bread and butter, blushing ap- plies with orange sauce. cookies. tea Dinner-Italian stew. baked pota- toes. banana and peanut salad, fig pudding. coffee.
 My Own Recipes Grape fruit Is an especially good winter fruit. The citric acid contained in it acts as a tonic. Authorities diff fer as to the advisabliity of serving fruit first at breakfast. Personally want some fruit before I have any thing else.
 Potato and Cheese Soup 3 cups milk
 1 small onion
 If cups mashed potato tablespoons butter l tablespoon flour I teaspoon salt
 < teaspoon paprika
 F cup grated cheese Scala onion with milk. Remove onion, add potato and seasoning. Blend butter and flour and add hot milk slowly, stirring constantly. Cook . minutes. Add cheese and cook till dissolved.
 eIushine Apples With Orange Sauce red apples
 oranges
 Since the early worm is must be a worm.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
ANOTHER PLACE WHERE MO-
 SQUITOES BREED

A breeding place for mosquitoes. often overlooked. is the drainage from ice boxes- Often this waste water is allowed to collect underneath resi- dence or porch. and being undisturbed
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

is an ideal breeding place for malaria bearing mosquitoes. Often. in country districts. refrigerator drainage is all lowed to run out on the ground. Here it collects in little pools which provide equally good breeding spots.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

1z lemon
 l cup sugar
 Wash apples and remove cores. Cook in boiling water to cover turning as needed. When done take out on a plate and with a sharp knife remove skins With a teaspoon scrape inner side of skin to remove all red pulp. Return this red pulp to two sides of apple Cook grated rind and juice of oranges and juice of lemon with sugar and r cup of water to a syrup. Pour over apples and serve at once
 Italian Stew
 1 pound round steak (ground) tablespoons bread crumbs
 2h tablespoons grated cheese
 Juice 1 onion
 1 tablespoon minced parsley
 1 teaspoon salt.
 H teaspoon paprika
 1 egg yolk
 A cup macaroni
 1 cup tomato juice
 tablespoons cheese
 1 teaspoon salt
 Mix first eight ingredients thor oughly and form into balls. Melt 2 tablespoonfuls of meat drippings and slice in 1 onion. Fry meat balls till brown. Dredge with 2 tablespoonfuls of flour and brown again. Add 1 cup boiling water and tomato juice. Sim rner two hours. Then add macaroni, cheese and salt and cook 30 minutes longer.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15
CoouaShted 1O2O k~ tha

Mexico is a marvellous mixture or past and present of old superstitions and modern ambitions. It was by way of the superstitions that' Bob and perfected our plan to guard the inter est of our country.
 As Bob improved physically. he seemed to slump mentally
 I'm going around like dead man. Jane" he whispered as we sat by she fountain in the patio one warm morn ins Can you keep playing up to my game? Your accepting it--and mak- ing out my case to be as bad as pos- sibie--will prevent Dr. Certeis from putting me through some of his scien- tific tests. Nothing else will. my dear.
 Expenditures of me-my grief in con sequence--did blind Hamilton Certeis to the truth about Bob. Or perhaps the man was s6o busy to make careful diagnosis of the case.
 Bob and I realized that all of the servants were guarding us. though no restrain was apparent. On the con- trary, they were all most polite-they deplored the sad fate of the young American.
 The rather magnificent dame-the housekeeper-who had told me the story of the miraculous altar piece she who believed that Dr. Certeis had stepped out of the frame-this clever but credulous lady insisted on becom ing my most sympathetic companion.
 She delighted in entertaining Bob and me with the traditions connected with the hacienda. According to her account. every nook and corner Of the place had it's own creepy tale. Even the attic of the long adobe building next the great field had its startling tragedy.
 Under it's caves was a haunted room, said our voluble friend One of the most magnificent of all the owners of the hacienda had killed his lawful wife up there. The lady had refused to live in the hacienda with his mis- tresses. it seemed. So she had slipped away and had concealed herself for weeks in that low attic, quite close to the great castle. But a pretty young servant girl betrayed the wife of the master. The girl doubtless had her own ambitions-so ran the tale. And the indignant gentleman had conde
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

into tight, six-strand wheels and fin ish the back with these pinned low. Two nets are essential for this style one for the front and another for the back.
 The Bee Hive
 I have saved the most beautiful and most complicated style of hairdress for the last. If you have experimented with any of the previous examples, you will be able to work out the fol- lowing with comparative ease.
 First part your hair in two sections Wave it straight off the forehead. Di-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

n o home
 o brought to
 an of hemi of
 % f done ciencei in unve
 ffers . happy
 O reeipe she .
 at It always pays to meal carefully and attrac- lively
 Even if the meat is wa1med-over dish crisp sprig two of parsley dropped the platter will help to maintain standing the family does usually associate with left-Overs.
 Plain canned fruit a very simple pudding may be praised and eaten with relish if the best herbet glasses dessert plates used but turned down cold were if passed around in everyday dishes
 We will often spend hours dressing up concoction that is full of good things that everybody respects it anyway, and let simple unassuming merely wholesome food struggle along without the redeeming touch.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-15

Since the early worm is caught why be early-i if must be a
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
BELIEVE PAIR
HELD PLANNED
BANK ROBBERY
Cumberland Men Identify
Suspects as Two Who Acted
Strangely There.

Detectives said today they believe the
two suspected cracksmen taken in a
spectacular manner in their room at the
Hotel SEVERN were preparing to go to
Cumberland, twelve miles east of In
dianapolis, to plumber the state bank
there when they were arrested.
This information was obtained when
eRiciaIs of the bank told the detectives
that the pictures of the two men which
appeared in The Indiana Daily Times
were those of the men who visited the
Cumberland bank a few days before.
The suspects were taken into Gus
tody after Detectives Duncan and De-
Rossette found a bag containing 'yegg-
mems" equipment and nitrOglycerine in
the hotel Sunday night.
This bag was claimed by one of the
men.
They gave their names as Edward Ste
vens of Kansas CITY and Arthur yelling
Of Dayton.
Some Of the tools and equipment
found in the possession of the suspects
have been identified as being identical
with those used by the cracksmen who
blew open the safe in the Office Of the
Western Oil Refining Company's gasoline
filing station at North Meridian and
Twenty-iifth streets. the detectives say.
More than $1,000 was taken in this
robbery.
Edward Huntington and Harvey Bar
rett, officials Of the Cumberland bank,
say they are positive the two men held
are the same who acted suspiciously
around the bank last Friday.
Criss Redmy-e, a barber, identified the
picture Of Stevens as the big fellow who
sneaked around the side of the bank
building in the alley while the other two
entered the bank"
Mr. Barrett, cashier of the bank, was
equally positive as to the Identification
OF the suspects
"They planned to blow the safe IN
our bank, I am sure he said.
That the alleged -yeggmen are kind
hearted when they see young women
walking is atteSted to by two school
teachers.
The men gave them a ride In their
automobile Friday when they were on
their way to indianapolis.
The school teachers are instructors at
the township school two niles east OF
the end Of the East Washington street
city car line.
They were walking to the car line
when the men stopped and gave them 4
ride.
The teachers are Miss Anna Selling,
living on North Pennsylvania street, and
Miss Ruby Bever, living on DeQuincy
street.
They said today that the men dis
cusssd having visited Cumberland 6n
regard to renting an office.
Detectives are waiting for reports from
Chicago and other cities where photo
graphs and other Identification means Of
the suspects have been sent.
Their cases have been continued in
city court Until April IS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
MEETINGS.

The Ladies' auxiliary of the South Side
Turner's will give lotto and card party
tomorrow afternoon at the hall, Prospect
and Alabama streets.
The Only Euchre club will give pub
lie card party in Musicians hall, l4o East
Ohio street, tonight.
Francis Review No. s, Women's Benefit
association, will give a card party tomor-
row afternoon at 1877 West Morris street.
Fidelity Review No. 40, Women's Bene-
fit association Of the Maccabees, will give
a dinner Thursday noon in its hall. 23O
East Ohio street, in honor of a class to
be initiated
Indianapolis chapter No. 593, Order OF
the Eastern Star, will meet tomorrow
night at o'clock in the lodgerooms.
Ladies of St Mary's Catholic church
will give a card and lotto party at the
church tomorrow afternoon.
The Charity club Of Sacred Heart
Catholic church Will give a card party
in Sacred Heart hall tomorrow night.
The women's Bible class of Central
Christian church Withhold its April class
party Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Walter White. $40 Central Court,
north
The Christian Endeavor society of Vie
tory Memorial NJ r. church Will hold its
monthly business meeting and social to-
night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
GHNEMS IN RRfE
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How the city handles it's health and
50 IMITATION problems will be told by Dr.
Herman G. Morgan, secretary Of the
city board of health, at the noon lunch
con of the Kiwanis club at Hotel Sew
erin Wednesday. The silent booster for
the day Will be C. P. Emmelman, topic,
Sporting. Goods" George T. .O'Connor
will give the oral boost David Porter
field. Everett Davis and Harry Repp are
new members of the club.
Women of the south side will meet at
the south side branch of the College of
Music and Fine Arts Wednesday evening
at o'clock to form civic organiza-
ton. All women of the south side are
invited to be present.
The convention of the National Holiness
association will open in the East Tenth
Street NJ. E. church tonight. Sessions
will continue until Saturday.
Howe s. Landers will address the In
dianapolis Advertising club tomorrow at
the luncheon to be held in the Florentine
room Of the Claypool hotel. His subject
will be Social Relations Of the Employer
and Employees"
Delta Epsilon club Will elect officers at
its luncheon tomorrow noon in the Board
Of Trade dining room. There is "reSd-
lar ticket, an independent" ticket ana
a dark horse ticket Retiring of1cers
are ]. B. Little. president; E. E. Lett,
vice president; s. A. Peck, secretary
treasurer.
indianapolis Is represented at tho
twelfth annual convention Of the city
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
ALLIED CHIEFS
GET START ON
TURKISH TERMS
Approve Financial Clauses at
San Reno Conference
Discuss Boundaries.

SAN RENO, Italy. April 20.-The
financial clauses of the Turkish settle
ment have been approved by the inter
allied supreme council, it was officially
announced today.
The borders of New Armenia and the
future of Batum were discussed.
Former Foreign Secretary A. j. Bal
four has been summoned to San Reno
by Premier Lloyd George.
He will take part in the deliberations
of the council.
Marshal Foch, Gen. Sir Henry Wilson
Of the British general staff Of Gen. Bad
oglio of the italian general stan, and Adj
miral Lord Peatty of the British navy,
who are attending the meeting Of the in
terallied supreme council, met during the
morning and exchanged views on the
necessary measures to restore order in
the orient. particularly in Turkey.
Turkish affairs, especially the draft OF
the allied reply to President Wilson's
recent Turkish note opposing any Turk
ish sovereignty on European soil, has
been the chief subject under discussion
since the supreme council began its SEES
sions yesterday morning.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

indianapolis Is represented at tho
twelfth annual convention Of the city
planning commissions Of the country at
by Charles E. Conin,
president of the park board; James H.
Lowry, park superintendent; F. c. Lin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
At Last! A Perfect
Way to Whiten Teeth

A woman's beauty is completely spoiled
by stained, unhealthy or broken teeth.
A smile, which ought to be such a beau.
tiful thing, should reveal an even row Of
perfectly white teeth. But, unfortunate
ly, few sets Of teeth are really white,
for the simple reason that brushing with
the usual dentifrices is not an effective
means Of removing stains, and so many
dread the periodical visit to the dentist
TO have their teeth scraped.
All teeth are covered with thin films or
plaques which are bound to become
discOl0red in time II only tooth powder
or paste is depended upon 10 keep them
spotless- Many have learned, however,
Of a remarkable product, Once Week
Tooth Polish" which is a veritable- won
der-wOrker In removing the brownish or
grayish filLes from the teeth. Also that
once removed, stains and tartar win never
return IL this harmless preparation is
used once q week, as the name suggests.
0nce-a-W Week Tooth Polish can be had
In convenient package at any drug store
and Just a little need be put on the tooth
brush. Parents should begin using it on
the little ones teeth when the teeth first
come through the gums.-Adyertisemen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Superfluous Hair, Roots
And All, Quickly Go!

For the first time In a hundred years
a genuinely effective method Of removing
unsightly hairy grOwths has been discov-
cred The new phelactine process does
not merely take of the hair-ends; it ac-
tually removes the roots. 1t does this
quickly and harmlessly. It does not act
anything like the, depilatory, electrical or
other methods. Phelactine is non
odorous, poisonous, non-irritating.
Get a stick Of 1t from your druggist, fol-
low the simple instructions, and have the
satisfaction Of seeing the roots them
selves removed at Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
ueaaaches FROM slight Colds

Headaches From Slight Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the Cold.
A tonic laxative and germ destroyer.
Look for signature f. W. GROVE on
box. 3oc-Advertisement-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Two hundred business men from south
Atlantic port cities and interior cities
Of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Georgia and Florida will visit Indian
apo1is May 26. The party will tour the
middle west.
John Groves, owner of dry drink
place at 2211 Shelby street, was fined
$40 for keeping a gambling house and
five men arrested in his place were fined
So each for gaming in city court late
yesterday Four men found in a
craps" game in the Eagle creek bottoms,
near Minnesota street, were fined S. each
for gambling.
Thomas Farmer, 3S41 Graceland ave
rue, told the Police today burglars en-
tered his home and carried away two
purses containing. S26.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Dim?

If your eyesight is dim, your Wis
ion blurred; if your eyes ache, itch,
burn or feel dry, get.a bottle of Bon
Optic tablets from your druggist,
dissolve one in a fourth of a glass
Of water and use TO battle the eyes
from two to four times a day. Bon
Optic has given stronger eyes,
clearer, sharper vision and relief to
thousands.
Note. Doctors say Bon-Opto strengthens eYo-
night 5oSA in a weeks time In many instances
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

genfelter, city engineer; J. Clyde Hoff
man, park board attorney; Merritt Har-
rison, secretary Indianapolis Society of
Architects, and Harry G. Temupleton, ex
ecutiye secretary of the real estate
board
The annual meeting of the Indiana
Audubon society will be held at Martins
VILE May 20-22.
Members of the First Presbyterian
church will be asked next Sunday to
make pledges for the church budget for
next year. Sixty teams of two men
each will make the canvass.
The combined high school bands will
furnish music at a community concert to
be held In Tomlinson hall Thursday
night, according to James H. Lowry,
park superintendent. The concert will
start at O'Clock and will include com
munity sing led by Ralph w. Winches-
ter, song leader.
An agreement for S1.15O terminated a
$4,000 damage suit brought by Thelma
V. Shepherd, a minor, against the Indian
apolis Traction and Terminal Company
for alleged injuries sustained when struck
by street car at East Tenth street and
Hamilton avenue. April 10, 1913.
About 300 guests, representing the
leading industries of Indiana. have been
invited to attend a dinner tonight in the
Riley room of the Claypool hotel as
guests Of the Vonnegut Machinery Com
pany. They will be entertained with mo-
ton pictures made under the direction OF
the Gisholt Machine Company, Madison,
Wis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
Furnace Company
to Build Factory

a permit TO erect a one story factory
building at 1926 North Capitol avenue,
was issued by Walter B. Stern, building
commissioner, 70 the Hall-Neal Furnace
Company today.