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The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

Governor P,nchot, Pennsylvania, in
a speech at Lewisburg, Pa. Thursday.
demanded a house-cleaning In the Re-
publican party including the resigna-
ton OF Attorney General Daugherty.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21
DIZZINESS And HEADACHES
QUICKLY Relieved
Mr.. E. P. Stewart, Indianapolis Man, Suffered
From Dizziness and Headaches Until He Took
Todd's Tonic, Which Has the Strength Building
Qualities of Rare Old Wine.

occasional
feeling
could anything without feeling afterwards
condition worried Then
Todds did At the third
feeling stomach health
every tired from working
Todds Tonic and it puts sleep like born babe
gaining weight
the morning feeling though could ten miles No under
Todds build
until they recommend Todds Tonic because
vision Of life
all sufferers
trouble gold
STEWART Janitor Indianapolis,
flavor pleasant take Sold
80 the drug
Indianapolis
Mr. he
80 explain tonic to
- vIadiNH 5H AVE HAAGS p asiLLINoIs LLISos ST ST.
SIC N ALA ST. Cut Price DrHgs 1os w. WASH ST
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The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

Tho issue Of a stand against futur
wars was precipitated into the annue
New York east conference Of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

Fifteen persons were killed in COL
lapse Of q four-story house at Lis
bon. Portugal
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

General Pershing has been inspect
ing the French battlehelds, incognito
gathering material for a book on the
World War.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

Curtis D. Wilbur, Secretary Of tn
Navy, left San Francisco Thursda
for Washington to take up his ney
duties in the Cabinet.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-21

EN-. Loeb, scientist. former mem
Der of the University Of California
faculty, and his wife have been
rescued. from a reef in South Sea
islands after having been marooned
for nine months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
OLD JEFF

Hs Be- Just ca old hound doz. but
no thorolTcd has more friend. o.
little pals than Old JEFF.
And who might old JEFF bss
you Hsk Why just an Old dog Who
came 10 Ore station 30. .. ssth ana
Linden. Re came there about seven
years ago with a 1914 SIT Vernon
license He has been dear 10 the
hearts On the fire lads ever since.
But not the fire lids pal alone b
he Hs is pal 10 nil the children
Of the b. and =. Day school.
When an alarm comes IN on the
ticker Old Jeff starts % bark ana
the frsmen know the fire bell i
going 20 ring Old Jeff used 70 fol.
low the fire horses for years when
they went % q fire Nov the fire
horses are a thing Of the past ana
The motor trucks are too fast for
Old jeff 70 follow. % he is left be.
hind.
But soon Old JEFF will be content
20 lay IN THE sun and watch bis
pals. the fire lads. clean the fire
trucks after a nre and eat the
candy ana good things the children
feed him. FOR Old JEFF Is lover Of
sweets.
Contributed 10 the Rose Jar
by a fireman's wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
FOR wAIsTLrNE

THERE'S one thing 10 be said in
4 favor Of hot weather. II Is better
for reducing flesh than tho more
temperate climate we prefer for 1iv.
Ing purposes.
III you will keep up your exercises
during July and August you can
achieve truly marvellous results"
says Fay marble, motion picture nc.
trcss.
The thermometer will cooperate
with you II you win let It. You WIN
find 1t very easy to produce tho per
SEPARATION that shows the flesh Is melt.
ing. and you viii not want so much
rich food. which puts the pounds
right back after you exercise them
off" sho explains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

paper job. including tho giving Of
advice 10 the ioyc.iorn. Her advice
was taken 70 heart ~ herself too.
because she IL not yet married.
Her work took her 20 Tulsa.
Okla, then to New York. then back
Ia Chicago. where she walked tho
STREETS In search Of Newspaper
job. She got some income as press
ngen, for an evangelist and then a
friend said shc might grt ON the
Woman'v Weekly Her firs, assign.
mcnt was politics. OF which she said
she knew nothing. To the editors
surprise shc had good story ready
next day Then she was put on the
payroll
Miss Kirwan declares any girl can
do any job aho wants to do II she
will iust hang up goal for herself
and never let anyone throw tho
switch. She docsn, think sho has
accomplished so much. just doing
her best In her chosen field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Cecilia A. Krron Who. at g. Has Been Made Editor OF
Big National Magazine

C'ECILE 4 KIRwAN wanted to
~ be an editor
Two years ago she set Job on
the Wumaug weekly. In Chicago.
and she didn't think she would be
able 10 hold n Today visitors are
told. Meet Miss Kirknu. editor"
She is Just %.
Her climb In tho field Of journal.
Is has been rapid She always had
her goal, and she went after H.
But withai she Is a real. feminine.
womauly sort OF young woman. She
has her own apartment and there
shc keeps house Cooking along
with editing Is her speciality
The Woman's Weekly has a circu.
lation of more than 200 900 each
week, Miss Kirwan Is the editor.
copy reader. makes her own art las.
outs. places the advertisements lin
fact IS the womans Weekly. She
Is now doing tho Job OF the man
editor who hired her two years ago
and she Is also doing tho work Of
four other people who were IN tho
office when she first went there.
This editors chair was not easily
reached by Miss kirwan After she
got over her ambition OF childhood
TO be an acroba, in tho circus. she
began fitting herself for newspaper
work
She attended the University OF II.
linots.
She worked first on the Daily
Illlni. the university paper. then the
Ncws.Gazette at Champaign. III.
There she did every Kind OF nnwn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

Of tho famous North Coast Limited
while the train IL standing IN the
King ~. station.
The installation 81 these phones in
the Northern Pacific cam. enabling
passengers 10 phone from the Seattle
and Chicago stations Is only Just an.
other convenience which the y. r.
has added for It's patrons. Converse
tons Of course. are not limited 20
lovers fond fuTewells 49, Indeed.
mother" often takes advantage OF
the lnst.minute phone 20 remind
father" 10 be sure and cover the
canary at night. and not 20 keep his
asthma out in the night air later
than 1920 p. m.
The fair passenger In this case Is
Miss Catherine Cahill. i33 10th
ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Flappers Go In for
Farming

MI. kisCo. n, v. July ss-Thc
A'I man with his hoe may be found
in any rural region. but 10 see the
fiappcr with her hoe sou should
come 10 NJ Kkco.
The workers include college gifla.
school teachers. cSfactory workers
aud even wives who are not avcrau
to earning 50 a day with board and
keep thrown In
Tho the July sun pOurs SIS most
ardent rays, they stick 10 their task.
clad IN oyeralls. soft shirts aud hugu
straw sun hats,
The hoeing begins az and con.
tinuca until ( or 3. depending on tho
time they take for lunch
Already they have collected fine
assortment OF blistercd hands and
feet. varying degrees OF sunburn and
tan and have 20 a large extent con.
qucrcd their aversion for Carthworms
and tho small bugs that inhablt the
earth.
Pcrhnpa the real secret Of their
application lies in the simple comics.
sion Of Anna. vasHar sophomore.
ITS tho most wonderful rcduccr
on the market sal; baths and rubber
corncts Notwithstanding. she de
clarcs. ''Ir YOU bend over hoe all
day in the hot sun you can't retain
your hips or encourage an abdomen
to develop further. The flosh mel,s
pr 20 fast you can almost feel II 60
And YOU can cat all you want to OF
good country food.
Before the summer Is over I OK.
poet to have dlslodged 20 pounds as
we'll as million wecds--and I'm be.
ing paid while | lose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Leaves for Memories
Spices for Excitement
Salt for Preserving
BRACELETS

BRACELETS ere more popular
ID than ever. All varieties from
ink effects 10 Wide bands with
antique bettinEU are worn. The
plain silver hands arc popular
and these are often "A hulfinch
n width where narrower brace
lets are used as many as nix
arc worn on one arm. There is
a tendency 10 wear an ones
bracelets on one arm. leaving
the other arm without adorn.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

resting the hands on the floor until
the head touches tho floor between
the two hands"
Don't do this ono too often, sho
cautions, until you have accustomed
your muscles to the strain.
HANDS ON HIPS
This ono Will make hiposs gowns
q possibility IN your lifo," she prom.
ises' place the hands on tho hips
inc feet about Is inches apart. Bend
straight TO the side, slowly. as far
as you can. Then strnlghtcn the body
Slowly and bend TO tho other.
In this ono keep tho ltnccs quito
straight turnout and bend Oh far as
possible each time. Tho motion
should be slow and forccful, never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

jorky.
ITO reduce the abdomen stand
erect. feet together, arms stretched
fun length above your head. Bend
forward slowly. keeping your arms
extended In II straight line with your
body, When YOU have bent as far for.
ward as possible, bring the arms for.
ward toward tho floor.
AT first YOU probably will be un,
nblo TO reach tho floor but as you
become more supple you will be able
10 rest tho palms fatty on the floor.
Just ono word of warning she
concludes Don't ovcrdo at first and
become discouraged later. If you viii
DO each one 10 times day consis.
tently you VIII gct results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Cake Recipes
JeHu Cnke

Jelly Cake
Two egss, cup sugar. cup
milk. cups floor. spoons hsk.
Ing powder. tablespoon butter.
Bake in two layers. Spread with
jelly or jam and ice an over frost.
ing.
Frostiig
One cup white sugar ,. cup
water, boil Until stiff enough for
taffy Beat the white OF / esq to
a froth and beat in the boiling
syrup by degrees Flavor
Sponge Cake
Three eggs. / cup sugar, ! cup
flour, teaspoon baking powder.
flavor. y cup OF milk or boiling
water. Bake in square. shallow
pie pan. Frost when done. cut into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
NV SLEEVES

Sleeves are either long or non-e1.
lstent. There Is a compromise, how
ever Ia tho drsDed shawl effect
which may be worn over the arm or
merely as n shoulder drapery. This
latter type Is worn more by matr0ns
than young girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

DEAR MISS GREY am
~ writing you hoping you can
help me find my Collie pup
which has wandered away from
home IL Is six months old and
answers TO the name ol Rover
We have tried very hard 90 find
this pup. but cannot. 80 thought
you could assist us as you helped
other boys 90 find their dogs.
Hoping the one who sees this
viii call IA st-5l6t.R.
RAYMOND MAC.
ioti l.. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
MAPLE ssIs

one cup maple strip. whites OF
eggs. pint whipping cream. = tea
spoon salt
Beat whites OF cgg until stiff and
dry Bring strip 20 the boiling point
and beat into eggs. Whip cream and
combine mixtures The raii should
be added 20 the eggs while beating
Turn into a mold md pack IN leo
and raii using three parts Ice to one
OF Haii. Let stand three or four
hours and serve.
Tho cream should not be stirred
while freezing but viii be or smooth.
cr texture n the sides OF tho mold
arc scrapcd with a wooden bpntuh
while freezing. Tho strip has tend
ency 10 settle 10 the bottom IL no
attention e. given n.
tcopyrisht 1924, by Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

read his letter In your columns, Mr..
smiths letter Is like mine, but an
extreme eNagsvution OF condi.
ton which does. however. exist.
Now. Mr.. smith. may ! ask you.
Frst-Why Is q the boys OF 20.
day are nothing more nor less than
a lot Of sophisticated sissicss Why
do these sheiks wear balloon trous.
ers and brilliant red and black
striped loggers shirtsg Also why
Is h. wherever YOU are. there
are always mens The only subject
is a lot Of slush about beautiful
eyes. etc Why Is Il sister finds
her fake complexion cream has
decreased about one-fourth every
time brother Is going out with his
best sirle
And why must the men have
such long. beautifully goose.grcascd
pirf Why the spats and gaudy
striped ribbon about his hate
Mr. Smith. l don't know Of any.
thing more disgusting than Que o.
these long. hatred sheiks who stand
on the corners and attempts to fiirt
with every girl who goes By.
Also It seems TO me u is time
some OF tho men OF today began TO
look themselves over and 10 dress
in less ridiculous. exaggerated
manner
lL. as you say, some OF tho
women arc dressing In manuish
modes. II is equally apparent thar
some Of the men are very near
apeing The feminine.
ANOTHER SMITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
FAVORED SHADES

Lilac. orchid and hellotroDe are
favored shades Tor summer dance
frocis In chiffon or thin crcpea and
the loytllest ones shade In color from
neckilne 20 hsmllnc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Good Manners

After a house Wedding,
or a pirate ceremony
10 h ere Invitations ere
limited 10 relatives and
close friends Of the young
couple, general announce
mentS are sent TO the en-
tire ViSiting list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
CL0TH OF GOLD

For evening gowns for the coming
winter. Paris is turning out come
very gorgeous gowns 81 cloth Of
gold or silver. absolutely untrimmed
and practically undraped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Chocolate Cake Lcinn

White Of eEg. ! cup sugar 2
desert spoons consiarch, 2 table
spoons Of cold water. p cake grated
chocolate six cornaiarch with
water Cook over steam minutes.
Contributed By a reader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
One Mans Idea
of Modern Girl
Causes Comment

JUST suspected, James Smith, the Renton chap has
stirred up yertable hornets nest by his exaggerated
comments on the women Of today 1t would take up this
whole column to print the rebukeS Cynthia has received
in answer TO your letter Mr., Smith The opinions all
seem along the same line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

Deas Miss Grey: There was a stray
dog came to us about two weeks ago
She Is bleak and white and has rather
long hair. She has white hair
around her neck. chest and stomach
Also her front legs and paws and
hind feet are white and a few white
hairs on the end Of her tail.
She Is good watch dog and
around children. wish the owner
pr somebody that would give her
good home would come and get her
as our Airdale will not let another
log stay here in peace.
We are camping on Lake Union
canal. at the end OF II. II. GROCER
lumber yard on Third ave. w. and
Ewing street.
Home address Is 1911 18th ave S.
MRS. r. HALE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

Some very full skirts are seen on
the newest gowns. and the waisiiine
has returned TO location that is al.
most normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

squares and stick the half of a wal,
nut on each block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
LUNCHEON MENU

Fruit Cocktail
ctoamsd sweetbreads and
Mushrooms on Toast
Jellled Vegetable salad Salad Rolls
Maple Mousse Sponge Cake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
uBBcSts;
RESTORES WAISTLINE

Here are some OF the exercises she
suggests:
RESTORES WAISTLINE
place your loft foot on stool
slightly lower than your hips. Bend
tho body forward until tho head
touches the knee, then ms far back.
ward as possible, first with one foot
on tho chair, then with the other.
This Is excellent for bringing back
the wandering waistllno.
"ThlB ono 10 good for the back.
Place your knees closely together and
bend forward until your head touches
tho floor, extending tho arms fun
length straight in front OF the knees.
Keep tho arms fully extended and
strnlghtcn the body. Then bond back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Movie Questions

My space IS too limited to permit
answering so many questions re.
garding motion picture players. You
win find question and answer dc.
partment every saturday In the
amusement section OF The Star.
Nah Jongg, you Will find your
questions answered there.
CYNTHIA GREY.
Smith Us. Smith
Dear Miss Grey: ] believe tho
first thing Mr.. Smith will say when
lie reads this letter is; How exas.
geratedF'
That Us just what 1 said when j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Loan Sharks

Dear Miss Grey a ncighbor Or
mine who has since moved away told
me OF an experience with a Seattle
pawnbroker recently. Last April hc
was down and out and needed cash
so he took his wife's engagement
ring up 70 a well known pawnhroker
and got $40 on IT, on the 25th Of
June he returned to redeem It. hav.
ing a job in Bremertou.
lie was forced TO pay si2 interest
for less than three months OF a loan.
This Is az the rate Of 100 per cent
interest u this rate OF interest per.
missablc In Washington? 1, Is almost
unbelievable. but many tell me that
they charge at the rate Of 10 per
cent per month. win you please let
me know II this Is truc7
Very sincerely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Apricot Hhortc8ke uRlf.cups COFFEE
FROZEN TOMATO SALAD

f'ehraN ANsAfhAb nfhAahb
one quart can tomatoes. ] small
onion. , spHgb parsley. blades eel
cry with leaves tablespoons sugar
whole cloves, ] tablespoon granu.
lated gelatin. ] cup whipping cream
Simmer tomatoes. onion sliced. eel
cry diced. parsley. sugar and cloves
for half an hour Rub thru d coarse
sieve and add half cup OF boiling
water. Soften gelatin IN cold water
Rcheat tomato mixture and whom
boiling remove from fire and stir n
gelatin. when cold aud beginning 10
jelly fold in cream whipped and sea.
aoned with SALT and paprlka. Turn
into a mold and freeze Ia five cups
OF nnely clipped Ice 20 one Of salt.
The mixture should not be "crankcd"
while freezing and should stand
about four hours Remove from
mold and cut in slices Serve on
hearts q lettuce with French dress.
ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Nezv Starch Discovery
Keeps Your Children s Clothes
Looking Like Ne1v

LNOR your childrcns dainty wash clothes,
L which often soil quickly there is moth
ing that produces such delightful effect as
LIMIT, or gives such soft, pliable finish
In fact, LIMIT will make even ordinary cot
ton fabrics look and feel like linen. That is
why modern mothers welcome this remark
able new starch discovery.
Because LIMIT eliminates lint, your chill.
drens clothes will stay clean much longer
when starched with LIMIT.
limit is distinctly different from ordinary
/ starches. 1t never clots or smears on the
surface of fabrics. To the contrary, the LIMIT
mixture is THIN and FREE-RUNNING like water
and penenutes each thread of the material.
In this way, the fabric is strengthened and
it wears longer.
Because small amount of LIMIT goes much
farther than similar amount of old fashioned
starch, you will find LIMIT is very economical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Lananoaes

Dear Miss Grey How can find
out how many spoken languages
there are In the entire world?
BETTY.
There are said TO be 3,i2i
spoken languages or dialects In
the world. distributed as follows:
America, 1,6si; Asia. 935;
Europe. 5S1; Africa, 25g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
JACOB MEYER.
Foster Wash

The legal rate Of interest allowed
pawnbrokers in this state Is IL per
cent per annum. Anything over that
amount IS rated rs usury under the
state law with according penalties.
Many pawnbrokers and loan associa.
tons, however. eyade this law by
charging commission for placing
the loan. figuring discount In adj.
vance. aud 50 forth until the actual
cost for the privilege Of borrowing
little money runs up beyond all
reason. On short time loans. pawn.
brokers may also charge three per
cent per month. Legislation is badly
needed to correct the loopholcs thru
which the loan sharks crawl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Sister Mary's
Kitchen
Hot Weather Menus
DINNER MENU

Tod WHIffmfIUn IuUr1
Veal Birds Crramtd Peas
Sealloped Poiatocs
Frozen Tomato Salad
ChseFe Etraws
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-17
HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
is DESTROYED BY FIRE

Rapid City. Jan. 10.--Fire, caused
by spontaneous combustion in the
high school building at Hot Springs
South Dakota, today. Only a few
typewriters were saved.
The high school was originally the
building OF the Black Hills college
and was constructed In 1889. II Ia
said tho building could not BIO dupii-
Gated for 800, 900. Insurance on the
building amounted to 5000.
With the destruction of the school
house. was lost the noted historical
library doated to the school by the
late Captain ID. b. Murray. II was
considered the best library OF It's kind
in the state and is not ~replacable.
The school board of Hot Springs
has already made plans for holding
classes In other public buildings of
the town, until q new school house
IL erected.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-17
GR0TON BANK ROBBERY HERO
RECEIVES $500 REWARD

Grotop, s. D.. Jan. 4.--Walter Paul
son OF Aberdeen has received a check
for $500 from the National Surety
company for the heroic part he pley-
I'd in the holdup of the First National
bank In Groton some weeks ago. Paul
son CHANGED TO enter the bank just at
the time the bandits were making
their haul. They had the bank en-
pployees standing with their hands
up, and ordered Paulson to halt when
he entered the bank. 'Paulson, how
ever. rushed from the bank and gave
the alarm. Most OF the loot, $4,000
vas shot from one OF tho bandits
hands by n former service man Of
Groton, who rushed TO the Q This
man also received o reward recently.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-17

Hand, IS. In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
Alley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John II,
Alley, administrator OF such estate,
has filed In this Court his verified
petition praying for an order for the
sale of certain personal property de-
scribed therein belonging to such es-
tate and that Thursday, the Gath day
OF January, 1924, has been fixed by
this Court rs the time for hearing
such petition. Such petition will be
heard at the Office OF the County Judge
In the city OF Miller, Hand County,
South Dakota, on such date a I the
hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ. when and
where any persons interested may
appear and file his objections thereto
In writing.
Dated this 18th day ,of January
1924. -
By The Court:
G. c. BRIGGS,
Attest Judge.
Emma A. Morrow, Clerk.
Harlan ]. Bushfeld, Attorney.