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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-31

DEAR MR.. FIXIT-There are
chuckholes in this street big as bar.
rels. Across the street from us
there Is a cornf1eld where railroad
buns eat, sleep and drink. Every
fall the cornfield gets on fire. We
have no water and no fire protection
whatsoever. Ed Cunningham, 241
S. keystone Ave.
Street Commissioner Hyland re-
ports your street graded early in
the summer, but will investigate
condition. If you are bothered
any more by disturbances in the
cornfield, cali police headquarters.
Fire Chief John J. O'Brien said
you have fire protection, although
there are no plugs in your i'm
mediate vicinity. 1t Is impossible
to prevent the lot across the street
from you from being planted in
corn, so long as city ordinances
regarding cutting it back at street
intersections are enforced.
Suggest that you and your
neighbors petition the board Of
works for water main extension.
William H. Freeman Of the board
Of works. has promised immediate
consideration.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT-I want to see
If you can have a light put at the
corner of Buchanan and Leonard
SITS. Also a speed cop for a few
days along Buchanan St, between
Z and D. M Times reader.
You must first obtain a blank
petition from the board of works
and have it signed by property
owners in the vicinity of the pro-
posed location of the light. Names
of residents a block in each
direction should be obtained. The
police traffic department promised
to investigate your complaint of
speeding.
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ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk.

NOTICE 10 HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter OF the estate OF Helen
n. Heron. deceased No. 66-21316.
In the Probate Court OF Marion County.
June term. 1924.
Notice Is hereby given that Union Trust
Company and Charles A. Heron as CO
administrators of the above named estate
have presented and filed their account and
vouchers III final settlement of said estate.
ana that the same will come up for the
Court. en- the 18th day of September. 1924,
at which time all heirs. creditors or le-
gates of said estate required to appear
in said Court and show cause, If any
there be. why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs
OF said estate are also required to ap-
pear and make proof of their heirship.
ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk.
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NOVICE or APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
Of estate of Frank E Marker. deceased.
late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate
Is supposed to be solvent.
ASA P. RUSE
No. $4,000
July "a 31-Aux 7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-31

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Barbara
p Probst deceased
No 65-20S31.
In the Probate Court of Marion County
June term. 1924.
Notice is hereby given that George John
Probst as executor of the above named
estate. hos presented and filed his account
and vouchers IN final settlement of said
estate. and that the same will come up
for the examination and action of said
Probate Court, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1924 at which time all heirs. creditors
or legatees of said estate required to ap-
pear in said court and show cause. II any
there be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved And the heirs
of said estate are also required to appear
and make proof of their helrship.
ADOLPH EMHARDT Attorney.
ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk.
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FOLKS KEEPING
Mr.. FIXIT BUSY
Continued From Page y

CONTINUED From Page y
street. Ashes or cinders also are
prohibited, although II used in
filing the street, the city usually
overlooks that. Your street will
be up for improvement as soon as
petitions come In. Records show
there is a petition for sidewalks
and curb from Sherman DR., to
Healing Ave, and for permanent
improvement from Dearborn to
Lasalle SITS, and from Rural st.
to the railroad.
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter of the estate OF hssper
Theis. deceased.
No. 66-21244
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
June term. 1924.
eANotioe Is hereby given that Fletcher
wings and Trust Company. as executor
- the above named estate. has presented
and fled its account and vouchers IN mai
same will come up for the examination
ard action of said Probate Court. on the
18Th day Of September. 1924, at which
time all heirs. creditors OF legatees OF
sail estate required to appear IN said
court and show cause If any there be. why
eaid account and vouchers should not be
approx ed And the heirs OF said estate
are also Icauired 10 appear and make proof
ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk.
July 81. Aug. 7.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate Of Emily
H. Knapp. deceased. No. 66-212Ss.
In he Probate Court Of Marion County.
June .erm 1924.
Motto is hereby given that Agnes E.
Hobbs as executrix of the above named
estate has presented and filed her account
and vouchers IN final settlement OF said
for the examination and action OF said
Probate Court, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. 1924. at which time all heirs,
- creditors or legatees of said estate required
10 appear in said Court and show cause,
If any there be. why said account and
vouchers should not be approved And the
heirs of said estate are also required TO
ALBERT H. LOSCHE, Clerk
TlrTv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01

not scrupled TO show your temper.
your egoiism and your selfishness
TO him.
Under the circumstances. why
pick on him now about an old love
that should be allowed 20 die. IL Il
isn't already dead? You have no
reason TO be jealous Of me. Alice. for
you know that / am very much in
love with Jack ] would not trade
him for 30 Karl whitneys with 20
fortunes much bigger than hls
why worry about a pearl neck
lace. ~hich is n mere string OF
beads, TO a young man OF the wealth
OF karl--a young man who is giving
you two strings OF pearls. each one
more expensive than the one he
gave me. i think you are very lit
tie minded and grasplng. and 1
want TO tell you that II every
woman insisted upon having all the
presents returned TO her that her
fiance had given 10 other girls. a
great many women in this world
would lose many jewels.
Also. you must know, Alice, that
very few men marry their first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
TOBA ' EEEs I:
Romance and Adventure in Seattle
A Sequel to ''The Beacon Hill Mystery"
BY FRED V.
WILLIAMS
Romance and Adventure in Seattle

certainly" She said, and moved
20 the door re hrcathed d sigh 81
relief. Ausr she had gone no told
himself be made great mistake that
no had taken a step which could
not very well he retraeed
Why in The thunder he muscd
had he not told her Jhon and there,
that Tola had Come upon him IN
the night. had spent the hours hc
fore dawn posing for him. had tried
90 drug him a. she ana once beforc
and that by accident. instead. had
drurrci herself ana now was In q
c0matose state.
There could have been no harm IN
that, yet
Floyd sank despairlngiy on the
great bear rug before his easel
In this spot, a few hours BEFORE
Toha had robbed him OF his viii.
east him under her spell. made
OF him miserable traitor. OF, at
least, apparently 80. 90 the pure
love and memory Of Marian.
HOW AANh NNNlA WIS AiAAA-ht WI
tinue 90 cast her shadow over his
lfeg How long would others con
,inue 20 direct his affairs away from
normal and usual channels trayersed
hy other sane menl
lie eat there for an hour when
curiosity got the better OF him as "a
what Toba might be doing. Hs
softly opened the door aud saw her
sitting and staring into space, her
mind blank. as his had no doub,
been.
''Toh7." he called. Come here
She obeyed. Go rest. Lie on that
couch. Make yourself comfortable
will not need you Tor several
hours"
lie watched as she obcyed him
That was H. Her viii was Eone
Her subconscious mind acted under
his direction. Gently no closed and
locked the door and went out q
walk tho streets and deliberate or
what he should do with her.
She had. unwlitlngly, become
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CHAPTER XVII

UI'VE had breakfast" said Clark
i evasivcly. He was not ready for
Marian 20 see Toha yet He felt
that finding her here az this time
she might not understand Also Dc,
tween the two women there had al,
ways been a headlines lie had wished.
all along. 20 put roha out of his life
e 30 Tar as Marian was concerned,
ANY girl. American girl, Clark
reasoned. would feel the same as
Marian did toward roha. II had
been mighty decent Of Marian To
overlook the situation In which
She had found him on the island.
A forced marriage. A tribal cere,
mony true. But nevertheless
' That was Il. Toha was a shadow
IN their lives, a something that now
. and then came between them. Who
A.. knows. thought Clark az times. Toba
might be the reason why Marian had
a.. refused 10 marry him. had delayed
their wedding date. put IL of time
and again.
You've had your breakfast. -
echoed Marian. why. Floyd. how
queerly you act. You are not like
f. yourself. You"
- There. there. little girl. I've
been working all thru the night.
- You must excuse me. You viii.
q. l know"
Marian smiled wistfully This was
, not like her fianccs
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world. and that you also could not
conceive girl marrying a poor
man. when YOU annexed the mos;
splendid man In tho world with one
OF its great fortunes thought your
ambition was satisfied"
Alice little Marquise. fairly
stamped with rage
And you think" she said. her
voice thick and trembling, that
Karl whitney siill loves you and ia
perhaps marrying me simply be-
cause he wants 10 be near you and
to know about you"
Il think nothing Of the kind !
think Kari is very fond Of you. But
do think he is the Kid OF a
man that loves to nurse poetic
ideal. I believe that Kari whitney is
happier because refused him and
married another man than he could
possibly be with me, for he has
made me into an idealis,ic dream
woman that never could live
up to.
Evidently he knows you as you
are. In a measure. for you have
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loves. In fact, ! think that tbs
man who does marry his first love
Is seldom happy. A mans ideal
usually changes greatly as he be-
comes middle aged and matured by
responsibility and experience"
1T isn't that-you know 1t isn't
that, Leslie. / don't care so much
for the money that those pearls
cost, but every time see them
around your neck / shall remember
the long years you were tho insplra.
tlon of Karls life. and the jewels
are the mementoes OF the quest"
an try not to wear them when
you are around" j answered. and
in my own mind / decided that
would be around her as little as
possible.
I'm going 10 stop this letter now,
little Marquise. for / have 20 60
and see Ruth. After that probably
will have lots TO tell you. Every
day / thank God for you and the
legacy that you left me in the secret
drawer. LESLIE
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle starr
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That snlts me eraetIg0 sad solemn voice.
eYClive Roberts BartoTl
NO. lS-JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT

fairies sat down on the ground TO
listen.
My lecture Is on tho MOON" said
Jack
THE moon 10 round except when
Il isn't. Sometimes It's just a slice.
Sometimes it'n riEht side Up ana some.
times it's wrong down up aud some.
times It's standing on end
The moon shines only az night. :"
went on Jack.
NO. II doesn't always" said Nick.
i've often seen Il IN the day time.
If you look hard you can see II right
in the blue sky"
''But Il doesn't shine. II just
shows faid Jack In the Pulpit.
There IN a big difference. Az said
before-the moon shines only al
night The man In the moon IL bald,
headed and lat and jolly and
ooh. say Aaid Johnny Jump Up.
''did YOU hear the verne I made up
about him7"
NO. said Jackin.thsPulpi, stiff.
lly
This WIS IT, sald Johnny. And
he recited.
The man in tho moon Is 20 short
and 30 fat
lie can't bend over this way or ntoop
over that.
Ho has not seen his feet since the
Fourth of July,
But he nays that's his shape 10
there's no use 10 Try
THE. lecture iH over for tonight. 4"
said Jack.ln.thc-Pulpit
Just then there was n loud snoro
and there was Tommy Titmouso on
The pusSywlllow fast asleep.
Better wake up. Tommy. n cat
will get you.' said Nick,
Go lie Continued
Copyright. 1894. n. =. 4. Service. Incl
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Come on" cried Johnny Jump
Up the merry little garden fairy.
Aren't you dressed YETI
Wen he there IN a minute" said
Nancy. Where are We golnR 10.
night JohnnyT'
- don't think Wen 90 any place
unless We can find the tiimouss. -
said Johnny, lie seems 90 have dis.
appeared altogether. That's why !
want you Twins TO hurry-so We can
hunt him"
The Twins put on tho little shoes
that Johnny Jump Up gave them and
instantly they became ~ small IA
pepper oornA, II you know how small
that h.
Then down they slid to tho magic
garden.
Tommy. Oh Tommy Tltmouse,
whore arc your" they called.
All the little violet fairies hunted,
and tho little Dutchman In the tulip
hunted. and tho little scgtehman in
The blue bells hunted. and the little
French fairy In tho pansics hunted
and the cowboy fairy and tho tiny
Turk hunted and everybody hunted
Bu, no one had seen Tommy. no,
even the big black beetle knew WHERE
hc was.
I'VE can't so on a iouney 90
night" naid Johnny Jump Up. Wen
have 10 give Il up
THAT suits mo exactly" said a
solemn voice, Now III havo &
chance 10 givo my lecture"
And looking where tho voice came
from. everybody WAS surprised 10 see
Jackln.the. Pulpit standing under his
canopy and looking as solemn al a
preacher
''sit down everybody" said Jack
so Nancy and Nick and Johnny
Jump Up and all the other garden
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The Tamgle
as story

would be nnErier than ever. How
ever. when hho repeated the ques-
ton. said:
well. heard you say many times
that YOU couldn't understand why /
married Jack when could have
7arrisd karl--that you considered
Karl the most splendid man In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
How to Make Delicious
Strawberry Jam in Is Minutes
Looks Better Tastes Better and Actually Costs Less than when
Made by Old Boiling -down Method'-Ann Proctor

You can do II easIly-with never
"A failure. And the result will be
the most delicious strawberry jam
you ever tasted--at less cost per
glass than ever before.
A nntionally.known jelly maker
has found the way TO extract peetin,
substance found in some fruits in
varying amounts which makes the
juice "jelr' or set when boiled with
sugar. and then to refine and con.
centrate II for convenient use in
every home. SO wonderful is this
product, called CERTo (surejelD
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STOMACH TROUBLE GONE
!: SAYS SEATTLE LADY

erlshed and had hardly any life at
all
Besides giving me a splendid ap-
petite and perfec, digestion. Tanlac
has purified my blood. cleared ms
skin Of big red spots the: disfig.
ured my face and arms. AMI LEFT me
with splendid complexion have
also gained weight and strength un.
III | feel and look like my usual self
once more. I would not b without
Taniac.'
Tanlae Is FOR Saie By all good
druggists. Accept no arhstitute.
Over 40 million bottles sol1
Tanlac Vegetable Pills. for con.
s,ipation. made and recommended By
tho manufacturer Of TANLAc.-
Advertisement.
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that used TO be boiled away. Tho
amount Of sugar in each glass is
the same in both methods.
Make lot OF jam and jelly for
your family this year. Start in now
with strawberries. Everybody loves
strawberry jam. No home ever has
too much of t. AS spread on
bread, etc, or on ice cream, pud-
dings. or fruit salads. nothing is
more tasty. Get some fully-ripened
fruit the kind with the pest flavor,
and use this recipe for
STRAWBERRY JIM
Crush about quarts ripe berries
in separate portions, so that each
berry is mashed. This allows fruit
to quickly absorb the sugar during
he short boil. Measure level
cups C lbs.l crushed berries into
large kettle, add I level cups q
lbs.) sugar and mix well. Use hot
test fire and stir constantly before
and while boiling. Boil hard for one
ibii iilluhNcr iOlilpNt llOIi AiAS ch~
stir in " bottle (scant II cup)
CERTo. From time jam is taken
off fire allow TO stand not over 5
minutes bv tho clock, before pour
ing. In the meantime, skim. and
stir occasionally TO cool slightly
Then pour quickly.
Use same recipe for Raspberry,
Blackberry or Dewberry Jam.
Remember. CERTo is pure fruit
pectin-the concentrated pectin so
highly endorsed by magazine and
newspaper cooking editors. govern
ment authorities and food experts.
CERTo contains no gelatine or pre-
scrvativo, and jam or jelly made
with It keeps indefinitely. Any gro
GER will supply you with CERTo
md recipe book attached Get
ono now while strawberries are
plentiful. You'll be happy when
you use CERTo.
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Miss Cannon Was Badly
:. Upset Until She Took
Tanlac

7. when l think OF all the needless
suffering I endured while / was
vainly trying other things. Il makes
me regret that did not take Tan
lac months ago" recently said Miss
Alice Cannon. OF 500 SUnnyside
ave. Seattle, Wash.
The past eight months my s,om.
ach has been so dlsoriercd that I
could scarcely digest anything. and
even the little l did eat did not
taste right. was terribly weak
and nervous. my blood was impov-
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SrARr lIrRr TonAV

Floyd CLARK aud Marian Page.
rhildren 81 fate cmerEe from
Fuange adventures on an Amazon
Island 20 encounter mysterious PER
seeution az the hands 81 invisible
cncmtes Ia Seattle
Clark o. pursued BY Toha. beauti-
ful Amazon. who traps him iu his
studio ant casts a spell over him
which he lights ia vain thru loyalty
Tor his love ~ Marian.
During a Scuffle clark sticks
Tohs with the needle which was In
tended Tor him As a result TOba
becomes as child clark paints.
Marian appears and starts for tho
room whore clark has hidden roha
NOW go ON WITH tine STORY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CARE or THE SECRET
nuAtt-Irry TnNTINIrIn
DRAWER, CONTINUED

$50 you think. Leslie Prescott,
iha, invclgled Karl into marrying
me" Alice repeated as did not an
awer. knowing that II | did she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
CREPE DREssEs

Figured georsette crepe dresses
with large floral designs frequently
have cape TO match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
LIZARD SKIN

The combination OF lizard skin and
suede Is noticed on the smartest foot.
gear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01

Marie Louise Bobb, Just 5,
Of Ne1O Orleans, called the
most perfect child IN the
South" is q versatilc little
maiden. She has been taxi
ing music lessons for a gear
and already plays Mozart,
Schubert, Heller and Bee
tho0en compositions. She is
an erceIlent Swimmer, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01

that in only three years time over
five million women have adopted
its use.
All jam and jell making with
cERTo Is as simple as 1.-TWO and
two make four Anyone who will
follow simple CERTo recipe can
now make any kind OF jam and
jelly in few minutes at minimum
expense. No more long hours over
a hot stove to boil.down your jelly
no more spoiled patches OF fruit
and sugar because your jelly will
not "jell." Tears and disappoint.
ments, common experience at
jelly making time. are now changed
to smiles and enthusiasm. The new
CERTo method eliminates all the
worry and all the failures, takes
less work and gives superior quail.
lily.
The illustrations show how easy
II is-just three simple steps, Note
that you boil the fruit and juice
only one minute with CERTO-not
the long, boiling-down method for.
merly used. Jelly is therefore made
of the juice that used to be boiled
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iNa AAAh y W az
CERTo makes one.
half. more jam or
jelly with tho same
amount of fruit or
at less expense per
glass. That is also
why your jam and
jelly IN a d o with
CERTO has a SD
perlor color and fla
vor. More sugar Is
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hSNa AiA Wv
c Il II T o
IN o / h o d
simply tc
make ia m
or jelly Of
tho fruit
All flavor
Evening star., 1924-04-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 4.-(United States
Department of Agriculture )-Hogs-
Receipts, $1,000 head; mostly to 10
higher; lightweight show most ad-
vance; shippers buying freely; big
packers inactive; bulk good and
1.49a7 So: bulk 140 to ESQ pounds
weight, 710a7.40; packing sows
mostly. 6.70a6.S5; killing pigs, 25
higher; bulk desirable strong weight
6.Z5a675; heavy weight hogs, 7.35a7.55 !;
medium, 7.40a7.55; light, 7.25a7.55; !;
.hght light, 6.25a7.20; packing sows
smooth. 6.75a6.90: packing sows rough,
o.oOa6.i5; slaughter pigs. 5.00a6.75.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; un-
even most classes generally steady
with thursdays average market; kill
ing quality plain; fat fed steers S.25a
$50; some plain light kind to killers.
downward to 775; part load 1,4o0
pound steers, 11.50; load weighty
horned to cutters. 1895; she stock, ex-
cepting light Gamers of doubtful
health, active; most fat cows, 5.25a
700; beef heifers, 6.25aS.00; fat bulls,
4.S5a5.10; most vealers, 9.50a11.0O:
country demand thin flesh stockers
and feeders, slow; killers taking prac-
tically all steers carrying decent kill
Shcep-Receipts. 5000 head; slow
killing classes, ,~unevenly strong to 25
higher: medium to good wooled lambs,
16.00.>bulk clippers early, 13.50a14.35; !;
best Wooled lambs, held above 1915 !:
feeding and shearing lambs, tending
lower.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
BANKS VIEW OF BUSINESS
Cleveland Reserve Institution En-
couraged by Outlook.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 4:-The
monthly business review Of the Fourth
Federal Reserve Bank, issued yester-
day. says:
ITO get an unclouded view of the
business situation these days 1t Is
necessary to distinguish between fact,
and fancy; otherwise one is likely 10
let Imagination get the better of COM
mon sense.
considered from a sentimental an
gle there is probably less confidence,
in the forward movement of lndustr!
than there was month ago. Viewed
from a rational standpoint. however,
and accepting as truthworthy guides
those factors which are not suScepti-
bIe to external disturbances. the in,
dexes of dependable business. such aS'
railroad car loadings, capacity pro-
duction of iron and steel, plenty Of
work at good wages. the high con-
suming power of the country, an al
most complete absence of speculative
tendencies and sound financial condl-
tions Justify confidence in the future.
so far we can see no sufficient rea-
son to revise the statement we haNei
frequently made in the past name ~
that the business structure continues
sound.