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highway leading to Baltimore, before they
were ready 10 begin work on same.
The bridge WIS removed about the
middle Of December, and rs yet 70 work,
has been done toward replacing. The maj
now has TO be carried across the creek
by man il stead of by automobile
Also, the people hauling milk 70 Star ton
who live on the other aide Of the bridge
have 70 drive about ten miles whcre they
would have 20 drive only About two were
the bridge in place. /.
Tie matter wns d,sc,isacd ut length NJ
the meeting of the Stanton Community
Association, Friday evorirg, ard reao-
luton wns adopted and forwarded 10 the
low Court askl that body to sec that
this work is completed within the thirty
day limit, Az agreed upon.
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TO STRAIGHTEN 4 RIVER.

Dover, Jan. 25-A commission eoa-
sisting Of Ernest B. Raughley, Arthur F
Dawes, W. F. Maleoney. Wrixon Nell
vaine and Warner r. Green on Satur-
dav last went over the strip Of land down
st. Jones river owned by the Logan heirs,
10 ascertain what damages, if any. were
due the heirs for sufficient land required
for the strengthening Of st. Jones river.
IN order To make IL navlgsble.
James NJ Satterfield. representing the
Logan heirs. and James L Wolcott. rep
resenting United States Senator Wolcott,
who is eudeavoring to get Federal aid
in opening this river 10 navigation. ac-
compaoied the commissioners. who view
ed the land and will make return
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GRANGE INsTALLS OFFICERS.

Stanton, Jan. 25.--At the meeting oi
Diamond State Grarpe of Sta1 ton last
ever irp IL Starton Hall, officers for the
erauing vear were irstaled by Post state
Master Oliver W Eastburn and his stall
The ir atallntion WAS very effective, there
berg tableaux rcprcs tirg diiierert sea
sons Of the year Following the business
seasior, lurchcon was served.
The Grange received copy OF the rcso-
luton formulated by Harmony Grai &c,
regarding the state, col stabulafy, ard
the secretary will write "a Represe' tativef
in the Legislature. requesting them 10
favor the movement.
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DISORDERII ONES FINED.

Dover. Jan. 25.-Because Of frequent
disorders at the Dover railroad station
Saturday nights. BY crowds Of colored
rersons attempting to board the trains
before the passer gers arc given time ~
step off. special railroad officer, with
sheriff Graham and his deputy. made q
raid, last Saturday night. arrcstIng several
Of the Offenders
They were brought before Magistrate
L T Wood and substantial fines imposed.
Some paid their fines, while others were
required To spend a night in Jail, being
released yesterday on payment.
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To PROVIDE LIVING QUARTERS

scaford. Jan - Workmcn began.
Yesterday. remodeling the second story
Of the /. J Warrington estate building
into apartment houses The work will be
pushed forward "A rapidly as possible as
there is growing demand foT dwelling
hcstses hc-c and mono IN be had
With the coming of favorable weather
many more houses suitable for dwellings
will be erected
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Coorgos Dr Rfacine. sh0 has tsea
occupying the nans, has lestsfi ~ honse
of Mrs Ida Jones.
Rev y Cochran, pastor ~ Red faoh
Church, ia rriUuaiy ~ ~ be h'glif
The Ladies Ai8 society a. ihf n
Church NJ Rcd Iion Will meet ~ taa
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Beauty Specialist
Tells Secret
Heaufy Specialist Give. Home.
Made Recipe Ia Uarhen Gray Hair.

Mrs NJ D. Gillespie, weli-snrwn
beauty specialist Of Kansas city. re-
Gently gave out the following state
ineut regarding gray hair:
Anyone ran prepare a simple mix
t,ira at home that wifi darken gray
hair. and make II soft and glossy To
a half pint Of water add I ounce of
hsy rum a small boz of Harbo Com
pound and Y ounce Of slycerlne.
These ingredients can he purchased
a, any drug store st very little cost
puIv 20 the hair twice a week until
tho 1euired shade n obtained This
rtli make a gray haired person looh
twenty years younger. II does uot
color the scaip. II not sticky or greasy
a nd does not rub or.
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TWO WOMEN HELD UP.

Milford. Ians 25 While driving IN an
automobile. Sunday afternoon, near sea,
ford. Miss knthcrirc Carroll oi Milford
and Miss Dorothy Newton ot Bridge
vile. were held up and robbed by two men
who backed up their demand for money
by nourishing royolvers in the faces OF
the young ladies.
The robbers, after relieving them OF
their money, politely ordered them to
return 10 their homes
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It's Good for Children.

Mrs G T. Schwab, 1907 Fourteenth
St, Canton, Ohio, writes eve use Foley 3
Honey and Tar for coughs and find it
one Of the best remedies on the market,
especially good for childrens S coughs, as
il does not contain any drug that is harm
ful." Serious sickness often follows linger-
ing colds. Hard coughing racks child s
body and disturbs strengthening sleep,
and the poIsons weaken the system so that
diseasc cannot be warded of Take
Foley IN tune Sold at \. 3. Danforth.
.-Aov.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Seaford, Jan 25-Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
maine Elliott entertained friends. Friday
last. in honor of the SD birthday annlvcr-
Farv Of Mrs Flliotts mother. Mrs Lilly
Dsrbce. IN elaborate turkey Dime, wa~
served
Those present were. Mrs Brltanne
Brown. Mrs Nancy Allen, Mrs Rehecca
Williams. Herman Darhee and son, Harry
Miss Martha narhee. W ] Holt, hbert
Holt. Mrs William Holt, and Roland
King and daughter, Virginia, ol Bridge
willie
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LITTLE Girl LOSES EYE.

Seaford. Jan. 25.-News Of sad
Seafoni. Jan. 25.-News Of a sad aCcl-
don't reached here Yesterday. from georgia
announcing that the small daughter ~ Ilr
and Mrs Scott. was struck in the cvc hv
her sister while the two were playlrg with
blocks
The inl ury proved grave and the eve
bad "a be removed and an artificial one
substituted. Mrs. Scott is a niece Of Miss
Anna Wright of near town.
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Stuclsrt Of 50. Georges.
benjamin Everett, who baa been living
on tbr farm Of Mra, Edward Gam, viii
move 10 the farm of John Gam.
Thomas W Lewis farmer near ~.
Georges. experts u quit farming and
oeo,lrv tho pres5yteriau manee IN 81
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DEPRIVED OF Use OF RRIrCE

stanton. Jan 25-Citizeps Of Stanton
protest agsirst the action the Levy Court
has taken in removing the bridge over
White CLAW creek at Stanton on the main
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and was ono Of the towns moving spirits.
lie was n member Of Franklin Lodge No.
IL, A. Il. a. A. NJ. this city.
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New Strength and
Energy For the
Weak and Aged

To he strong. vigorous and active you must
have plenty of good rich, red blood Of the
kind that organic iron Nusated Iron
helps make. Nu2ated Iron iE Ike the iron In
your blood and like the iron in spinach len
tbs and apples, while metallic iron Is iron
Just as IL comes from the action Of strong
acids on small pieces Of iron Over ,u0u. .n0tl
people annually are using NuHated Iron. II
quickly helps matte rich. red blood revital-
iHns wornout, exhausted nerves and Rfvcs new
strength and energy ~ all druggists lie
ware ~ suhstllmIea AlWaNa lnaiat on hsK-
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4nOther'S Burden

An occurred
half painful
building died achieved
of the Surgeons who
rebuilding during the undertook supply natures
after seeing herself
suddenly died.
hospital and following the grating
sacrifice attained patient
enjoy the fruits Of such skn the
gratifying that the girl herself she had
esred be-
frequently life the busy passesby do not realize the height
8f Often with children and the
hills fellows
especially him. Sometimes the
called Others bear the sings
BIZ without complaint
from doorstep find people
their like this lady patiently
think nothing Of
sympathy really
3lesses giver.
another written
world
kindly inclined smile slight the
things which simple desire
The of gentleman gentewoman is shown in the ability
\
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The HOOdLunl

dictionary rowdy rough Wless lei
and says American conoqua USE 1t
abound hoodums everywhere but 10
rhoodlu that attention is called
The Big Four sections between the
Indianapolis Grove for the exclusive benefit OF
acquired the the
deserve such Characterization
passengers in the morning
of at often composed of large number OF
given wholly Beech These coaches
railroad they inspire respect for their age
rolling insist that consider
regard uncuOnng ALL after the
of service o credit
late vintage The short dis
they upholstery requires
though probably bamy
here
The since the shops
becomes the riddle Of its
young lawe If rough would
pieces venturedbecause loved
II s Familiarity appelaton
human those things which really
a would the
when she his
which accommodates is the
lIoodlum. better
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CHILDREN HEAR
HEALTH STORIES
tuberculosis Assn Workers
- Present Subjects at City
Fairgrounds.

More than 1900 indianapolis children
heard health stories. provided by the Ma
riOn County Tuberculosis Association
and given by the story tellers at the va
rious Fairgrounds throughout the city,
during the last two weeks in June, ac-
ccrding to announcement today from
Pearl NJ Stanton, recreational director
Of the tuberculosis association. Many Of
the playground supervisors throughout
the city are in active cooperation with
the program of child health development,
which the tuberculosis association has
made available for all interested persons
this year.
The association. in cooperation with
the Girl Scouts, viii stage a new health
marionette play in the afternoons this
week at FIVE Of tn erecreational centers
throughout Indianapolis. The new play
IS called sally the Health CRUSADER, "
and the characters in It are to be taken
by members Of the Girl Scouts 1t Will
be given Monday at Military Park. Tues
day at College Settlement. Wednesday at
Garfield Park. Thursday at the South
Side Turner grounds and Friday at
Prookside Park.
The tuberculosis association also has
acquired recently Tiny Tins House a
toy theater for use IN the recreation cen
ters. 1t is creating much interest among
the children and is available for use III
all the recreation centers upon request.
Similar theaters may be constructed at
The recreatiouaI centers and Miss Stanton
said the tuberculosis association gladly
viii give information relating to such
construction. Many playground super
visors are coopers ting with the child
health program Of education the tuber-
culos.s association is offering this year
on the city's Fairgrounds.
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PUss IN BOOTS JR.

You remember in the last story the
Elephant jumped overheard to save the
Red Ant, don't ysu, and what dreadful
time poor Captain Noah was having to
get the great animal back into the Ark :?
I'VE have lost one passenger and are
in danger Of losing another. 1t will look
very strange to lose the largest and the
smallest on the same day" said poor
Captain Noah, despairingly.
Well, just then Mrs. Elephant came up
from the hold She had oversight her
self and had only now heard of the com
motion on deck. On seeing her mate
swinging from the davits she set up a
loud trumpeting
Goodness gracious, Ella" said the Ele-
plant, don't carry on like that. Scream
ing won't set me out! Get hold of me
and help pull" This was good advice.
and pretty soon Mr.. Elephant was landed
safely on board the Ark
Just then the Weathercoek called out
that he could see the little Red Ant on
the life preserver.
Thank goodness" exclaimed Captain
Noah. and the Ark was turned in the
direction pointed out by the faithful
lookout Then Mr.. Jonah leaned over
and pulled in the life preserver as the
Ark slowly came alongside and, just in
the nick Of time, for the poor Ant was
nearly dead.
Give him to me-" said Mrs. Noah. "a
little Jamaica ginger and a warm blanket
viii bring him round I guess"
We'll, we'll" exclaimed Captain Noah.
as the motherly form Of Mrs. Noah dis
appeared down the companionway. this
has been an exciting forenoon" and
then he woped his forehead with his red
hordered handkerchief and looked about
him. IAN You animals 90 below deck %
he exclaimed, "or else Wen have some
body else overheard"
So Mrs Elephant led Mr. Elephant. who
was wet TO the skin and shivering with
the cold. down to the hold. where she
put him to bed with a hot water bag at
his feet and a wooden nightcap on his
head
Are you going to put this down in
your logbook:' asked Puss Junior u
think it will make a very interesting
story, and I've heard from old sailors
that they always put down everything
that happens in the logbook"
VI NtAAH Sc / H. answered 1apFdll
Noah. Bring me the loghook. Japhet.
You haven't done anything this morning.
Suppose you jot It down. I declare I'm
all tuckered out with excitement and
worry"
You'd better lie down and rest.
father" said Mrs Noah. coming up on
deck. Il have the Ant very comforta BILE
now. and feel sure he will recover in
a short time"
So Captain Noah went below to rest.
and the little Dove perched herself on
Puss Juniors shoulder and watched Cap
tain Noah's son write in the loEbook.
And what do yor suppose he wrote {.
Well 1t was something like this, for the
little Dove told me afterward
The little red Ant fell into the sea
But oh dear you. and oh dear me.
And then the Elephant with a shout
Jumped in and tried to pull him out,
But be wasn't saved ~ the Elephant.
II was DIR. Jonah who saved the Ant.
And next time III tell you more about
Puss on board the Copyright. 1921
(To be continued
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'rOubLeS of the Steiner Sex

reads dscerns
indicating the
prepared the which
alnerage is bringing about Two instances suffice.
At y faithful
hurch Official recently hailed disclosed
marital
his wies complaint that
<ed him. that they chased him
.ud him and Neghbors
This according the report good fellow forgotten
provide fot his family
them and still did Possibly fahery
certainly deadly o lie
Another incident the Wheeling Wheeling
IL There had her
partnership the
realisation of
sted settlement Of
Then the wife chased him
gedy might grounds left
i Imagination
Well the
social cOmpexy 1t may be handwriting the wall
uratively speaking At necessity
hing and thorough understanding Of position
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BIG
DAY ON AUG. 5
Horde Plans In
yasi0n of Broad
Ripple.

FOR shriuers. Shrine wives. Shrine
sweethearts and Shrine children, Friday,
Aug 3, is the next date Of red letter ina
portance Taking a day OF, forgetting
torturous paths hot sands-and even
Noosba the Mobiles Of the Nurat Temple,
Mystic Shrine. are planning 10 Invade
Broad Ripple IN red fezzad hordes for
their annual picnic and fun frolic.
a day chuck full II all sorts OF amuse-
meuts and entertainment is the intention
Of Poteutate Scoonover and those ar
ranging the event All kinds Of games
and contests. airplane flights. music and
dancing boat riding and bathing. ball
games horseshoe pitching. tugs OF war
are just some of the things already on
the list Of things to do. Aiding in the
serving Of basket lunches. which Shrine
members viii take with them, Murat
Temple win provide ice cream, lemonade
and coffee without charge.
Athletic events for the dsy. which will
include contests FOR men, women and
children. will be under the direction Of
Noble A. s Macleod. Three prizes are
10 he given for each event.
The shrine band, Nurat chanters the
Temples s3xophoue seZtette, and the
shrine orchestra are booked to keep mu-
sic In fLe AR. NtIls tNliituS Ahhelo w
prizes are TO Re dropped from an air
plane making special flights for the pic
nlckers.
Potentate Scoonover says that all No
bles should wear their fez and have their
1927 Shrine cards.
Free parsing for automobiles and the
checking OF baskets will be provided. The
program for the day will start at !
o'clock
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MILLIONS LOVE HER

know that YOU hear that about many
motion picture actresses, but II really
is true OF Ethel Clayton. There ars
long, built-in book shelves in her living
room, and she is often found there,
curled up in a big chair with an old
favorite or a new book which mustns
be overlooked.
Her home IS a beautiful. charmingly
furnished bungalow; no product of the
interior decorators art. but real
home, which shows that its owner
planned it, It expresses her individual
ity. and does II most satisfactorily.
Last year she went to the Orient for
vacation with her mother and brother.
But IT proved TO be no mere vacation.
for she made 1t Der business to under
stand the countries which she visited,
and after she returned, she screened
one of Samuel Merwins stories Of which
the scenes were laid in China: it was
called Crooked Streets" and was based
on the story. Dinner at Eight" and
she was able \to help materially when
the sets were built-real streets. SONS
of them were-because she had learned
SO much from her journeyings in far
lands.
There would be less criticism Of mo-
ton picture people If the public could
meet Ethel Clayton personally. She is
the type of person who ought to be
making pictures-may She never leave
the screen. in her work she has
shown real development. even when
she was hampered by bad stories, as
she 50 often has been Not satisfied
with being beautiful, she has used all
Of her ability, no matter how hard she
had to work, to make her releases show
the characters which she played as real
people. not Just as autOmatons.
That's all / can tell you about Ethel
Clayton, Miss G. OF Saskatchewan
hope It's satisfactory Copyright 1921.
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Cruel Hoax

thinn which perpetrated the public
cen the alleged kidnapping Of Randolph Shannon
developed there kidnapping
representing the situation indeed he had held
The egost who would his family and friends
e is either his mind hopeesy malformed
SntaI
u hope the action the
gS he asked did mythical
Now the police posoce officers this sconst
ted and beyond doubt when through with he
hat he had framed
Generals and policemen Men would be
rides and initiate This
plant the
sng Of Ideals which
init
sbou a joke / always good. a while
This either wanted
se obtained Anyhow
He parents wife permitted
aI all for his selfish
keal properly with him.
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KEEPING HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERS

The menu for the three meals on Tues.
day are:
BREAKFAST.
Rhubarb Conserve Cereal
Dreamed Cod o. Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Boiled Rice with Fruit
Radishes Cocoa
DINNER.
Cream Of Pea Soup
Pressed Veal Potato Salad
Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers
Strawberry Short Cake
Mrs. Hooper wrote out the followin 2
recipe for the pressed veal as 1t was one
of the economical dishes that Mrs. Camp
bell was so anxious TO add to her files.
PRESSED VEAL
Have The butcher crack knuckle Of
veal and cook slowly with a slice Of
onion. two sprizs OF parsley and salt and
paprika TO taste when the meat win slip
crom tho bones chop finely and pack IN
mold with sliced boiled eggs. bits Of
parsley and sliced sweet pickles. Coos
down the liquor with the bones. 90 half
a cupful add a teuspornfN OF Worcester
shire sauce and pour slowly over the
meat Let stand till cold. place a weight
on top and chill on the Ice. serve cur in
chin slices with potato salad.-Copyrlch
1921.
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About Ethel Clayton

Please tell me all about Ethel Clay
tou''-thats the modest request that
came to me s'few days ago ! can't com
pig with it. OF course, but can tell some
things about this pretty Paramount
star.
She has very yellow hair and very blue
eyes, and she is prettier off the screen
than on. She has a frank, charming man
ner, and she makes you feel at home
the moment you meet her. But you real
ize, before you've talked with her very
long, that she isn't really happy. She
doesn't tell you why, but if you're
fortunate enough to talA with her
mother you learn that it's because her
husband, whom she adored. died a few
years ago and she's never recovered
from the shock and the sadness. He
was taken i'll quite suddenly, and went
to a hospital. After a time she thought
that he was better, and she had left his
room for a few moments when return
ing, she found that be was dead. They
were so perfectly congenial-he was
director. you know and so much in
love with each other that life didn't
seem worth living to her for while.
Her brother, who is younger than she
is, and of whom she thinks everything.
came to New York and took her out West.
And after a while she went on with her
picture making. She has done we'll
we will all bear witness TO that. She
has filled her life with her work and
the books which she so enjoys, and her
family. She plays with her altogether
adorable dog. and the days slip past,
and she makes the best Of them But I
don't believe that any one knows how
hard it has been for her to school her
self to meet life with a smile.
She is unusually well read. Oh, I
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HOROSCOPE
THE stars incline. but do not compel"
TUESDAY. july 90.

TUESDAY, JTLV 90.
Good and evil contend for sway 10 this
days horoscope. according to astrology.
While Neptune and Jupiter are IN benehc
aspect, Saturn and Mercury are adverse
There Is today an especially promising
sign for oil interests and IT seems that
new discoveries are to be reported.
Editors are subject TO a direction OF
the stars that will encourage them to
cr'dclse presidential policies and a man
high IN the government service viii be
bitterly attacked.
Persons whose birthdate it IS should
be careful Of letters and writings during
the coming year. Tie young VIII court
and marry.
Children on this day may be unsettled
in disposition and fond or change These
subjects OF Cancer aro usually clever
and Copyright, 1921.
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Beer Shipped to Cuba

BOSTON. July 25.-Cuba may be the
wettest country in the world. but native
Cubsns still like American made beer. as
evidenced by the fact that 1900 largo
packages q mats were placed aboard
the Z. s. fruit steamer San Pablo. which
sailed for Havana recently. The cargo is
the property Of American brewing houses
and will he changed into little stronger
than one-half of ! per cent beverage by
the addition Of water and a few other in
gradients.
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Can Stop Paralysis

VIENNA. July 25.-Prof. Wagner Jaur-
egg has a reputation 8 a scientist At
conference Of German savants at Salz-
burg in 1909 he reported he had arrested
progressive paralysis attacks by large
doses Of tuberCulin. Now he says he
can do it by the inspection of malaria
germs. he works without the aid II
the mosquito.
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AND HERE am I.

Dempsey and his manager. JACK Kearni
80
AND HERE am I.
AND WE'LL presume
I'M A good citizen
TOE EVERY year.
GO someThere
AND STAND IN line
$50
AND TELL some clerk.
ALL ABOUT myself.
.~D rur, q. .,o,.,io,
$50
-,
sr,
"E ! = i0' u '''' -.
AND GO into booth.
AND LOOK at the ballots
AND HAVEN'T anv idea.
W Hal The M al aOcut'
-.
-.
THAT HAS names on. o. II
AND MOST OF the names
I'D NEVER heard.
AND MARK some crosses
AND SHOVE the ballots.
n A little slot.
AND co on out,
QUITE SATISFIED.
I'M a good American.
sss
AND MOST Of the time.
THE ONES I marked.
HAVEN'T BEEN elected.
AND TWO or three times.
WHEN THEY'VE been elected.
1T WASN'T long.
AND THEY went 70 prison