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land" will be the title of this charm
ing opening feature, that will be a
charmer and natural history study for
young and old.
In keeping with other feature is
promised that the street parade viii
surpass all records as to both length
and brillancy
A two-mile long street parade will
leave the show grounds at 1890 an,
Doors to the big show open at 1 and
Z pm, allowing the visitors one houI
to visit the mammoth menagerie listen
to a 40-piece concert band and get &C
quainted with the animal actors.
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favorite recalls the opening game at
the Polo Grounds in New York this
season. She attended the game, ac-
companied by feminine friend who
claimed to be a fan.
As they found their seats, the friend
opened her questioning attack. She
wanted to know the why of this and
the whence of that. If there was any.
thing she forgot to ask about it was
an unintentional oversight.
Il know a great deal about base
ball" she assured Miss Starke, "but
need to brush up on a few of the
technical rules. Tell me, what are
they all trying to do-those fellows
in the ball suits?''
Hence the determination to "Muzzle
'em,"
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CHILDREN HEAIIHY

TIFFIN, o., Aug. 11--Approximats
~ one-fourth of the children under
school age in Seneca county are free
from physical defects. is the state
ment of Miss Hazel Ault, county pub
lie health nurse.
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Figure Ii Out Yourself

do you believe in hell?" the
novelist asked.
Il do" replied the sinner on the
Sandust Trail.
Good! Good! There is hope for
you, then. And why-why-do you
believe in hell, my friend?"
We'll. Parson-if there amt no
hell, where's business gone to?';
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Ever SIe6uS may Do lIdHS pIdHlSu
now. Keep the roots wet while
being moved and covered. Use
plenty of water and keep the plant
sprayed until root action has start
ed and they have a grip.
Keep all dead Towering shoots
removed. particularly from peren-
malls. They make a garden I'M
slightly and reduce the plants vigor.
Keep sharp lookout for borers
on trees, particularly locust, pop
lars and fruits. Kill them by run
ming a steel wire in the openings.
Set your mark at standardized
poultry Such poultry offers a
greater combination of practical
and utility quality suitable to the
needs of the farmer and poultry
keeper.
Plenty of fresh, clean water is
absolutely necessary for all grow
ing chickens. In hot weather it
should be given twice daily and put
into fountains or dishes and placed
in the shade to keep cool as posi-
BILE. Clean the water dish thor.
oughly every day before filling.
Be sure the chickens have plenty
| of fresh drinking water. Keep the
| water dishes clean. Provide plenty
of ventilation, too, in the hen
houses.
Nothing is better for growing
| chickens than a liberal supply OF
/ sour milk. If it can be obtained il
should be kept before them in an
open dish or pan where they car
eat and drink it freely. Where
sour milk is fed, the amount OF
beef scrap in the dry mash may be
reduced one-half
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Onions that have stopped growth
should be pulled and allowed to
ripen on the ground, when tops sre
dried, cut them off and store the
onions in a cool dry place.
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GALL WORK AND NO PLAY

Sam says: When a teller gets
my age, he'd ruther not wash up
and go out to see folks of even
ings. That's a bad way to get.
The best cure is just wash UP and
60
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TIMELY HINTS

WheIan Says:
Barnes circus will unload at
o'clock Friday morning on the c.
G. o. railroad at Automatic Tool
company.
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EXPECT TAX BOOST
FINDLAY, o., Aug. 11-An increase
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JAP The Wise Hound

The dog with the human brain;
considered the most marvellous
canine in the world. His per-
Torrance will astound you. He
is the Charlie Chaplin of dog
showdown
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MYERS and NOLAN

in "a SONG and STEP RE-
NUE," presenting splendid
repertoire of character song
studies and artistical terpsi-
chorean numbers. Miss Nolan
has a range of four notes above
high c.
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The Adventure Of the Missing Three-Quarter
Mcclure Syndicate
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
Copyright Harper special

visitor turned as white as his neck
cloth
Heavens, sir, what an idea. | never
thought of such villainy! What in
human rogues there are in the world .
But Godfrey is a fine lad-a staunch
lad. Nothing would induce him to give
his old uncle away. I'll have the plate
moved over to the bank this evening
In the meantime spare no pains. Mr.
Detective! l beg you to leave no stone
unturned to bring him safely back. As
to money, we'll, so far as a flyer, or
even a tenner goes you can always
look to me-
Even in his chastened frame OF
mind, the noble miser could give US
no information which could help US,
for he knew little of the private life
of his nephew. Our only clue lay in
the truncated telegram and with a
copy of this in his hand Holmes set
forth to find a second link for his
chain. We had shaken off Lord
Mount-James, and Overton had gone
TO consult with the other members OF
his team over the misfortune which
had befallen them.
There was a telegraph office at g
short distance from the hotel. We
halted outside it.
Its worth trying, Watson" said
Holmes. of course, with a warrant
we could demand to see the counter
foils, but we have not reached that
stage yet. I don't suppose they re
member faces in so busy place Let
us venture it."
Il am sorry to trouble you" said
he. in his blandest manner, to the
young woman behind the grating
there is some small mistake about a
! telegram sent yesterday. | have hao
no answer, and I very much fear that
! I must have omitted to put my name
at the end Could you tell me if this
was so?"
What O'Clock was it, she asked.
"A little after six
Whom was it to-
, Holmes put his finger to his lips and
glanced at me. The last words in il
were for Gods sake" he whispered
confidentially; am very anxious al
getting no answer"
The young woman separated one OF
the forms.
This is it. There is no name" said
she, smoothing it out upon the
counter.
Then that, of course, accounts for
my getting no answer said Holmes
Dear me, how very stupid of me, to
be sure! Good morning, miss, and
many thanks for having relieved my
mind He chuckled and rubbed his
hands when We found ourselves in the
street once more
"Well?" | asked
We progress, my dear Watson. We
progress. T. had seven different
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PART Three


who are you, sir. and by what right
do you touch this gentleman's
papers," the queer little old man
asked
Il am a private detective, and
am endeavoring to explain his dis
appearance"
"Oh. you are, are YOU And who
instructed you, eh?"
This gentleman, Mr. Stanton
friend. was referred to me by Scotland
Yard"
|, Who are you, sir?'
81 am Cyril Overton"
Then it is you who sent me a tele-
gram. My name is Lord Mount James
came round quickly as the Bays
water bus would bring me. So you
have instructed detective?"
Yes. sir
And are you prepared to meet the
COST"
Il have no doubt, sir. that my friend
Godfrey. when we find him, will be
prepared to do that
But if he is never found, eho An
swer me that.
In that case, no doubt his family
Nothing of the sort, sir" screamed
the little man. Don't look to me for
a penny-not a penny, You under
stand that Mr.. Detective, I am all the
family that this young man has got,
and / tell you that I am not respon-
sible. II he hassany expectations it is
| due to the fact that have never
wasted money, and I do not propose to
begin to do so now. AS to those
q wit hi III
! free, may tell you that in case there
should be anything of any value among
them, you will be held strictly to &C
count for what you do with them"
| Very good. sir" said Sherlock
Holmes. May I ask, in the mean
while. whether you have yourself any
theory to account for this young man S
disappearance?
No, sir, l have not He is big en-
ough and old enough to look after him
self. and if he is so foolish as to lose
, himself I entirely refuse to accept the
responsibility Of hunting for him
Il quite understand your position -
said Holmes, with a mischevous
twinkle in his eyes. perhaps you
don't quite understand mine. Godfrey
Stanton appears to have been a poor
man. If he mas been kidnapped. it
could not have been for anything
which he himself possesses. The fame
of your wealth has gone abroad Lord
Mount James, and it is entirely posi-
BILE that gang of thieves have secured
your nephew in order to gain from
him some information as to your
house, your habits, and your treas
ure."
The face Of our unpleasant little
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"My left arm vas SO painful and
swollen that I could not raise it above
my head, my whole system seemed
full of rheumatism and every joint and
muscle was sore and stiff" said Mr.
Herman Holloway of East 2Sth street,
Anderson, Ind.
my bowels were daily ccnstI-
psted and my liver quite sluggish,
which often gave me dizzy feel
ing ard headaches. had to be
careful about my eating or I'd suf-
fer afterwards from gas in my
stomach and gripping pains. was
SO nervous ! couldn't sleep sound.
1--WE finished the third bottle of Dire
co and it the first time in year
I've been free from pain. My arms,
shoulders, knees and ankles are no
longer swollen or painful and my back
is supple so | can bend over at will
My bowels act regular, liver has been
cleansed so that | never get dizzy. I
sleep sound and my stomach is free
from gas and nausea. Dreco has done
a :, lot for me and I don't hesitate to
speak good word for it"
All druggists now sell Dreco and it
is being especially introduced in Rich
rlond by Thisthlethwaite's Seven Drug
StoreS.-Advertise ment.
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WORKERS FROM MANY
COUNTRIES TO ATTEND
BAPTIST CONVENTION
tBy Associated Press,


DES MONIES, Ia June S.-Fully
FIVE thousand delegates and visitors
from Baptist churches in this country
and guests from Burma, Assam, India,
China, Africa, Japan and countries in
Central and Latin-Ameriea. are eX-
pected to attend the fourteenth annual
session of the Northern. Baptist con-
vention in Des Moines, Ia. June 1928.
Progress of Northern Bapusts in
work at home and abroad through
their New World Movement, reports
of important investigating committees.
decisions as to the course of the
churches in meeting. changing social
and economic conditions, and other
vital subjects will be among the mat
tiers to come before, the convention,
Tustn to Preside.
Former Senator Ernest l.. Tustin OF
Philadelphia will be the presiding
officer.
One important feature will be re-
port by Rev Dr. John Y. Aitchison. di-
rector of the progress of the 100000,
600 financial effort to support all
branches Of the work of the Northern
Baptists for fveyear period. An
other event will be celebration by
the Woman's American Baptist For
cign Mission society of a half century
of work in the Orient. This will in
clude a jubilee pageant, exercises
showing what has been done for wo-
men of the Far East, and will bring
before the convention several leading
women of Oriental countries who are
guests of the society: -" 80.
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is one explanation. A second very
obvious one is that this young man
really is the heir of a great property,
however modest his means may at
present be. and it is not impossible
that plot to hold him for ransom
might be concocted"
These theories take no account of
the telegram"
quite true, Watson. The telegram
still remains the only solid thing with
which we have to deal, and We must
not permit our attention to wander
from it. 1t is to gain light upon the
purpose of this telegram that we are
now upon our way to Cambridge. The
path OF our investigation is at present
obscure, but | shall be very much sur
prised if before evening we have not
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INDIANA ELkS CONVENE
AT EVANSVILLE WEDNESDAY
CBy Associated Press)

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 8-Clad in
striking summer costumes and bearing
banners of their respective lodges,
p over 1000 Elks overran the streets OF
this city today. which is the first da..
of the annual state meeting of the
fraternal order. Mardi Gras decora-
tons were hung in all the down town
streets through which the visitors
marched. Business sessions were
planned for today TO be followed by
social events this evening and an all
day outing tomorrow. -,
The species of monkey, known as
the Potos, is very swift. Built some
thing like a greyhound it can gallop
at speed of eighteen miles an hour,
and outdistance a good pony
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schemes for getting a glimpse of that
telegram, but | could hardly hope to
succeed the very first time
And what have you gained"
"A starting-point for our investiga-
ton" He hailed cab. Kings
Cross Station" said he.
We have a journey them"
Yes. | think we must run down
to Cambridge together All the indica-
tons seem to me to point in that direc-
ton"
Tell me-" I asked, as we ratified up
Gray's Inn Road, have you any
suspicion yet as to the cause of the
disappearance? I don't think that
among all our cases | have known one
where the motives are more obscure.
Surely you don't really imagine that
he may be kidnapped in order to give
information against his wealthy
uncle?"
Il confess, my dear Watson, that
that does not appeal to me as a very
probable explanation. 1t struck me,
however. as being the one which was
| most likely to interest that exceeding
ly unpleasant old person"
1T certainly did that; but what are
your alternatives?
Il could mention several. You must
admit that it is curious and suggestive
that this incident should occur on the
eve of this important match. and
should involve the only man whose
presence seems essential to the sue
cess of the side. 1t may, of course be
coincidence, but it is interesting
Amateur sport is free from betting
but good deal of outside betting goes
on among the public, and it is possible
that it might be worth someone's
while to get at player as the ruffians
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This frock made of black pau
iette is q new model designed for
matinee wear. 1t is of straight
lines with a short. plain skirt and
an overblouse which forms a tunlc
reaching half way to the knees.
The fringe is hand-embroidered on
on and edges the blouse and long
sash ends which fall far below mi,
lady's skirt
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Masonic Calendar

Wednesday. June 8
Webb Lodge No. "a. F. & A. NJ,
called meeting. Work in the Fellow
Craft degree. O'Clock.
Friday, June 10
King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, f.
A. NJ, stated convocation and work
in the Mark Masters degree.
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Swiss Physician Ends
Seven Year World Tour
CBy Associated Pres.

Z BY AsSOClated PressD
MILAN. June S.-Dr Massimo Ar
mardo Leuret. aged Sc, a Swiss physi-
clan. has arrived here after walking
$4,000 miles in both old and new
worlds. He-asserts that his, tour took
him around the globe comm encing in
January l. 1914, and cost him $4,000
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LEFT ARM SWOLLEN
SOBAD COULDN NOT
RAISE ABOVE HEAD

Anderson Man Suffered Daily from
rheumatism, Pains over Kidneys,
- Lazy Liver, Constipation and Weak
Stomach. Obtained First Relief in
Year after Taking Three Bottles
of Dreco. the Root and Herb
Medicine. -
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p Earl Says H

that it is possible for
every woman to have a
+. beautiful skin by using
the proper care in select
ing her toilet articles.
. Much of the skin trouble
is caused by cold creams
: that are harmful to the
+. skin. If you wish to
have a beautiful, clear,
healthy skin. use GAR
DEN COURT C O L D
CREAM before retiring.
1t is a cream made from
vegetable oils, and it not
. only soothes and cleanses
: but acts as a tissue
5 builder. and will not
grow hair. This cream
9 contains no harmful in
gradients, is invigorat-
/. ing. and gives new life
!. to sluggish skins.
: If unable to stop at our
) store for demonstration.
phone 1904 and we will
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cleared it up. or made considerable
advance along it,
Tomorrow-The Adventure of the
Missing Three-quarteE- continued
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social at the church Friday evening,
March Is. An interesting program was
given after which refreshments were
served to about 165 people. The room
was decorated prettily with sham
rocks. satisfactory sum of money
was realized by the aid society,".
The Economics club met at the club
room last Wednesday afternoon A
number of the members attended the
meeting A tea given for the benefit
of the Fountain City library was held
at the home of Mrs. Pyle Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Esther Cook spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Williams. :. !. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pitts
and family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Charles and family Sunday after
noon. :. Mrs. Luther Leibold and son
William spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs William Parker, of near Carlos
City. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walls were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoover
and family, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Macy and daughter Thelma spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Col
Inns. Mr.. Cook of Richmond spent
the week end with his sister, Miss Es-
Their Cook. Mr.. ,Drayer of Anderson
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Hunt Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. |. r.
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RICHMOND STUDENTS
BUILD BIRD HOUSES;
INVITED ITO EXHIBIT

Students in the lower grades >of the
local schools this year probably will
continue the work in bird house build
ing that has been given here for the
past seven or eight years, local in
structor said Thursday
The material used in construction
here is very light and suitable for
handling by children. Boxes are
made and mounted. or placed in trees
by the classes, usually about this time
Of year.
! Students and teachers of the Rich
mond schools have been invited to
visit room 100 in the statehouse at
indianapolis, where number OF
sample shelter, nesting and feeding
houses are exhibited.
/ Insectivorous birds of economi value
to mankind by reason of their feeding
on depredating insects are going to
be housed in rustics houses according
to plans of the state department OF
conservation which is cooperating
with the state Audubon society to in
sterest HOLSTERS in bird conservation.
/ A reference library and colored
charts of birds native to Indiana as
we'll as those which migrate here in
summer will be maintained in the In
dianapolis exhibit, and literature will
be distributed telling how tolconstruet
bird houses economically.
The exhibit consists of rustic houses
of only one room and built at negligible
cost to veritable palaces de luxe
gems of the carpenters art. One
elaborate eestory frame for Martins
has 80 suites of "parlor. bedroom and
bath and is named the Waldorf-As-
tora. 1t has copper roof. spacious
,verandas and individual porches. Old
Glory proudly floats from staff
mounted on the roof.
/. Winter shelter and feeding houses
have glass enclosed compartments
protecting occupants from icy blasts.
Scraps from the table may be scatter
ed on feeding boards. Hooks hold suet
strips essential for winter feeding One
feature of the exhibit is an apparatus
TO fit around tree trunks to prevent
cats and squirrels from climbing to
the bird houses in the branches
above.
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Suburban

CARLOS CITY. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Beard spent Saturday with their
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Love. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield Cox and daughter
Naomi visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Or
son Morrison and family of Economy.
Sunday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Drake
have traded their farm for property
in Winchester owned by Mrs. Hollo-
way and will move in about month.
:. Mrs. Charles Bartlett was in town
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey
and family visited with Mrs. McCallis-
ter and family Sunday Mrs. Carl
Moore of williamsburg, O., spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Bodkin entertained company from
Muncie Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs Verlie Love entertained at dinner
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beard and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Morrison.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Love and family. -. Mrs. Docia
Bodkin has been visiting with her son
Willie and family. Mrs. John Adam
son has adopted an orphan girl. 49,.
Miss Luella Coffin is still improving
slowly. Mrs. Amanda Sharp enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Edwards
Sunday. :. Mr.. Robert Morrison and
daughter Nellie spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Alyea and family. -.
Mrs. James Clark has been very i'll.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Chamness were
visiting Sunday. Miss Bonnie Shell
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Horton
Bane. :. Miss Nellie Bodkin called on
her friend Miss Esther Able Sunday af-
ternoor Mr. and Mrs. Will Conway
entertained company Sunday.
ARLINGTON, Ind.-Mr and Mrs.
William Merkamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Merkamp and Miss Jeanette Mer.
kamp visited Tuesday evening with
Wesley and Frank Woke. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tice and family called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tice and family
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Smoker and Mrs. Susie Dye visit
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Smoker. The Locust Grove Won.
ems Cemetery association met Wed
nesday afternoon with Miss Matte
Snyder. The usual amount of bust.
ness was transacted. The treasurer
reported s231.7S on hand. Dora Stin.
son was employed as caretaker. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lashley spent
Sunday with Mrs. Anna Lashley of
Centerville. 80. Mrs. Harvie Frazier
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The Simple, Easy Way to Beauty
Buttermilk.

Delightful new vanishing cream con-
tanning true buttermilk makes you look
years younger or Your money back.
The first application of Howard s
Buttermilk Cream will aStoniSh you.
1t creates beauty almost like magic,
but the most wonderful thing about it
is. the fact that whilst 1T turns the
dullest and most lifeless complexion to
radiant beauty and makes red rough
arms snowy white, yet there is not the
slightest sign of it's after applica-
ton. 1t actually vanishes from sight
and the most heated atmosphere will
not produce the least shininess or
greasiness of the skin.
There is no secret about it nor is
there any doubt about the result-t's
just common ordinary Buttermilk in
the form of a wonderful cream gently
massaged with the finger tips around
the corners of the eyes and mouth
To prove this to your complete salts
faction obtain a small quantity of How
ards Buttermilk Cream at any drug or
department. store on the money back
If dissatisfied plan. The directions are
simple and it costs so little that any
girl or woman can afford it. Yes &
Now Drug Co, and Quigleys.-Adver-
tiSement