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lie full length on the sand and roll
over it, or if the sand is too soft for
this to lie fiat on the back. 1t is i'm.
portant to remember that quick.
sand is much more dense than the
body, and therefore your body can.
not sink into it entirely-proyided
you are lying fiat on your back and
do not struggle.
Can you give a recipe for dill
pickles?
Select cucumbers about four inches
long. Wash and dry them and pack
in layers in half gallon fruit jars.
Place a small bunch of dill and a
grape leaf between every alternate
layer. When the jar is full pour
over the contents a brine made by
adding one cup of salt to twelve
cups of boiled and cooled water into
which tablespoonful of alum has
been dissolved. Seal the jar, making
sure it is perfectly alright, and keep
in dark place
What is. the amount Of food re-
quired by the average person for
one day expressed in calories, and
in a bout what proportion for each
meal should it be devided?
The amount of food required for
normal person every twenty-four
hours rarely exceeds $500 calories.
Some persons can do with much less.
Of this amount, the proportion
might be 700 calories for breakfast,
700 for lunch or supper and 21O0
for dinner.
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Tom Sims Says

Cheap matches are lot Of trouble
You seldom strike a good one In a
whole box.
Nothing seems TO spoil a mos
quitos appetite.
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MISS SOUTH BEND
BARRED

ri HE young lady selected to
L represent South Bend in
o annual bathing beauty con-
test at Atlantic City has been de-
clared ineligible. She was chosen
because Of her vote.getting ability
not superlative pulchritude. says
the contest director.
Barring Miss South Bend, per-
haps, is an awful blow to the
proud metropolis Of St. Joseph
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Even II a new
era were 10 dawn
there wouldn't be
enough Of us up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

A real dog likes
10 eat steak. but
he had rather
have a good bite
out Of a pedigreed
pup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

@1NE of our greatest indoor sports is legal
III football. We have wonderful exam
pie of it in the case of D. c. Stephenson and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

The honeymoon
Is over when he
forgets how 10
drive with one
hand.
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Window pan e q
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| evolution legislature as tending to re
tard the advance Of knowledge and
| human welfare.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

position very much, does 1t not?
Your age and appearance make your
support doubly valuable. Well, at
least you are better than that herd
Of swine in Vienna, whose gregarious
grunt is, however, not more often
sive than the isolated effort of the
British hog" He glared at me as
the present representative Of the
beast.
"They seem to have behaved abom-
inably," said /.
II assure you that can fight my
own battles. and that have no
possible need of your sympathy. Put
me alone, sir, and with my back to
the wall. G. E. c. is happiest then.
Well. sir, let us do what we can to
.curtail this visit, which can hardly
be agreeable to you. and is inexpress.
IDLY irksome to me. You had, as /
have been led to believe, some COM
ments to make upon the proposition
which advanced in my thesis"
Copyright. 1912, by A. Conan Doyle.
Continued IN Next Issue)
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Honrs-mada, but Has Ne
Equal for Coughs
Makes . family svpply Of really
dspsndsbls Seuss medicine. Ess-l
sQ962(18QI 0I60S8RSf QT6QO6QO6Q7 3

II you have a severe cough OF chest
cold accompanied with soreness throat
tickle, hoarseness. or difficult breali-
ing, or II your child wakes up during
the night with spasnodic group and
you want quick hely, try this reliable
old home made cough reUIedy Any
druggist can supply yon with III
ounces OF, Pinex. Pour this into a pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or you can
use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. II de-
sired. This recipe Wakes a pint of
really remarkable cough remedy. Ii
tastes good, and In spite of It's low
cost, II can be depended upon to give
quick and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough In way that means business
1t loosens and rafses the phlegm, stops
throat tickle alnd soothes and heals
the irritated membranes that line the
throat and bronchial tubes with such
promptness, ease and certainty that 1t
IL really astonishing
Pick Is II special and highly con
centrated compound Of genuine Nor
way pine extract, and is probably the
best known means of overcoming Sc
we're coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
of this mixture. To avoid disappoint-
ment, hsk for ''21a ounces of Pinexr
with full directions and don't accent
anything else. Guaranteed to give abb
solute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded The Pinex Co., FIT. Wayne.
Ind. Observation-Disclosures.
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SYNOPSIS

Malone. young London news;
paper reporter. rejected by the girl
no heroic accomplishments to his
credit. goes In search of adventure.
An appeal to his editor. McArdle,
for a particularly dangerous assign
interview Professor Challenger. a sci;
enlist, who had recently returned
from a solit,ry expedition to South
adventure which had been skeptically
received by his brother scientists.
Challenger. angered. had since re-
one. particularly reporters. who. dared
TO question him. Malone. processing
to be student OF science. writes TO
Challenger asking for an appoint
ment
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THE LOST WORLD
BIZ SIR Arthur Conan Doyle
arnica" Some people have such ex-

arnica." Some people have such ex-
traordinary notions of humor.
1t was nearly half past ten before
had received my, message, but a
taxicab took me round in good time
for my appointment 1t was an i'm
posing porticoed house at which we
stopped, and the heavily-curtained
windows gave every indication of
wealth upon the part of this formid-
able professor. The door was opened
by an odd, swarthy, dried-up person
of uncertain age, with a dark pilot
Jacket and brown leather CATERS. I
found afterwards that he was the
chauffeur, who filled the gaps left by
succession of fugitive buffers. He
looked me up and down with a
searching light blue eye.
"Expected?" he asked.
IAN appointment"
"Got your letter."
/ produced the envelope.
Right He seemed to be person
of few words. Following him down
the passage / was suddenly inter-
rupted by small woman, who
stepped out from what proved to be
che diningroom door. She was q
bright vivacious. dark-eyed lady,
more French than English in her
type.
Zone moment" she said. You can
wait Austin. Step in here. SIR. May
I asked il you have met my husband
before?"
mo, madam, I have not had the
honor"
"Then apologize to you in ad-
vance. must tell you that he is a
perfectly impossible person-abso-
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SCOUTS HONOR MORTON
Make Pilgrim age to Statue on
Stateh ouse plaza.

Boy Scout Troop rs Of State School
for the Deaf made a pilgrim
age" today to the statue of Oliver
P. Morton. Indiana's Civil War Gov
ernor, located on the plaza at the
east entrance of the Statehouse. The
troop was accompanied by the In
dianapolis Scout Drum Corps.
Scoutmaster Is A. l.. Houdyshell, an
instructor at the school. Each
Scout gave q part of the life of
Morton in sign language at the ex-
ercises. The occasion was the NJ
teenth anniversary Of thee founding
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stitute and bring about economy. 1t
has been rather conspicuous, how
ever, that in their effort to bring
about economy they have sought to
place the burden and the hardships
of that economy upon the clerks
drawing the lower scale of salaries
Senator Trammell Dem.l, Florida.
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HIS APPEARANCE MADE ME
GASP.
lutely impossible. If you are fore.
warned you will. be the more ready
to make allowances"
1T is most considerate of you,
Madam"
Get quickly out of the room II
he seems inclined to be violent. Don't
wait to argue with him. Several
people have been injured through
doing that. Afterwards there is a
public scandal and 1t reflects upon
me and all of us. I suppose 1t wasn't
about South America you wanted to
see him?"
I could not lie to lady.
Dear me! That is his most danger
Gus subject. You won't believe a
word he says-Im sure don't won
der. But don't tell him Sc, for it
makes him very violent. Pretend to
believe him, and you may get
through all right. REMEMBER he be-
lieves it himself. OF that you may
be assured. A more. honest man
never lived. Don't wait any longer
or he may suspect. II you find him
dangerous--really dangerous-ring
the bell and hold him off until I
come. Even at his worst can usu-
ally control him..
With these encouraging words the
lady handed me over to the tactiturn
Austin. who had waited like bronze
statue Of discretion during our short
interview. and I was conducted to
the end Of the passage. There was a
tap at e door, bulls below from
within, and I was face to face with
the professor.
He sat in a rotating chair behind
a broad table which was covered with
books, maps, and diagrams. AS en-
tered, his seat spun round to face
me. His appearance made me gasp.
was prepared for something
] strange, but not for SO overpowering
a personality as this. 1t was his
size which took ones breath away
his size and his imposing presence.
His head was enormous--the largest
have ever seen upon a human be-
ing. am sure that HIS top-hat. had
ever ventured to don It, would have
slipped over me entirely and rested
on my shoulders. He had the fare
and beard which associate with an
Assyrian bull; the former fiorid. the
latter SO black as almost to have
suspicion of blue, spade-shaped and
ripping down over his chest. The
hair was peculiar, plastered down in
front In n long. curving wisp over
his massive forehead. The eyes were
blue-gray under great black tufts.
very clear, very critical. and very
masterful. A huge spread of
shoulders and chest like barrel
were the other parts of him which
appeared above the table, save FOR
two enormous hands covered with
long black hair. This and below.
ing. roaring. rumbling voice made
up my first impression OF the notori.
Gus Professor Challenger.
"well?" he said. with most in.
solent stare. what now?"
must keen up my deception for
at least a little time longer, other.
wise here was evidently. an end OF
the interview.
| You were good enough to give
me an appoiutment.N sin" said ]
humblv producing bis envelope.
He took NV letter from his desk
and laid II out before him.
oh YOU are the Young person
who cannot understand plain Eng
fish are you? NV general conclu-
sions are good enough to approve,
as T UNDERESTIMATE"
"Entirelv. sir~entfre1yr' was
verv emphatic.
Dear mel That Strengthens nv
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the decomposition of a body by
electrolosis.
%. Covulsive catching Of the
breath.
26. To disregard orders.
IS. Buttons or frogs.
81. Lukewarm.
80. Plants with soft succulant
stems.
33. Species of duck.
35. Fertile spot in the desert
81. Leguminous plant with edible
seed.
3S. Attempt.
AZ. Medieval expedition to recover
Holy Land.
43. Bring to perfection.
IS. Buffalo.
AZ. Sober; sedate.
IS. Place where hides are tanned.
so. A vivid color.
So. A Scotch hat.
55. Leaflike division of the calyx
enclosing the corolla of a
flower.
IS. Hollow worn by water.
SO. A large book.
81. To comb wool fax or hemp.
81. Twenty quires of paper.
So. Medicine prescribed at one time.
IS. Negative conjunction.
81. Wager.
SO. Sixth note of the diatonic scale.
IL. A bone.
Here is the solution to Saturdays
crossword DuzzIe: a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
CHAPTER III
sHe Is a Perfectly Impossible
Person

Person"
7Y friends fear or hope was
lMl not destined to be realized.
IL When I called on Wednesday
there was letter with the West
Kensfgnton postmark upon 1T, ana
my name scrawled across the en-
velope in a handwriting which looked
like barbed-wire railing. The con-
tents were as follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

Even If cross, feverish. bilious.
constipated or full of cold, children
love the pleasant taste OF "Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup" A teaspoonful
never fails to clean the liver and
bowels.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has d.
rections for babies and children of
all ages printed ON bottle. Mother!
You must say California" or you
msy get ar imitation fig syrup-Ad-
<vertisenont
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Rids You of
Pile Torture

Pyramid Pile Suppositories work SO
quickly. stop pain SO suddenly. relieve
soreness 50 completely as to add you to
the thousands who believe II the best,
safest. quickest relief known for piles
GET 6O-ccnt box At any drug STOKE
Advertisement.
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"Enmore Park. w.


Sir have duly received your
note, in which you claim to endorse
my views, although am not aware
that they are dependent upon en-
dorsement either from you or anyone
elses, You have ventured to use the
word Speculation with regard to my
statement upon the subject of OAR
winisin, and / would call your atten-
ton to the fact that such a word in
such connection is offensive to a
degree. The context convinces me,
however, that you have sinned
rather through ignorance and tact
lessness than through malice. so I
am content to pass the matter by.
You quote an isolated sentence from
my lecture and appear to have some
difficulty in understanding 1t. !
should have thought that only a sub
human intelligence could have failed
to grasp the point, but II it really
needs amplihcation I shall consent
to see you at the hour named though
visits and visitors OF every sort are
exceeding distasteful to me. AS to
your suggestion that may modify
my opinion, I would have you know
that it is not my habit to do so
after a deliberate expression of my
mature views. You viii kindly show
the envelope of this letter to my
man, Austin, when you call. as he
has to take every precaution to
shield me from the intrusive rascals
who call themselves Journalists
'sYours faithfully.
George Edward Challenger"
This was the letter had read
aloud to Tarp Henry, who had come
down early to hear the result of my
venture. His only remark was,
There's some new stuff. cuticura or
something. which is better than
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HOOSier Briefs

-1 IN pals, washboards and flour
sifters, elevated to the roles
l9 of trombone. cornet and vio-
lin. gave forth sweet strains as the
Wonans Department Club of Alex
andria strutted their kitchen band
at benefit entertainment at the
high school gym.
Decatur County Bar Association
has voted $50 as first prize in a coun-
ty contest to encourage better un-
derstanding . of the Constitution
among students of Decatur County.
In order to encourage greater to-
mato production in Jackson. move
ment is under way to organize a
Ton Tomato Club The plan IS
sponsored by Purdue University.
Lebanon hotels have been filled to
overlooking lately by travelling
statesmen. Business boom is respon-
sible.
1.-THE fund for providing radio
III sets for blind persons in
~ Decatur and surrounding
community has increased to
s537.16. Many sets have been pur-
chased at wholesale and are be-
ing installed.
Plans We're laid for the next Rush
County corn show at meeting of
farmers. Tentative dates were set
as Dec. 1917. The men pledged their
support in making the Boys Corn
Club as far reaching and beneficial
as possible.
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One Kind OF Economy

There has been a persistent effort
on the part Of the heads Of a num-
Der of the departments to try to in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

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BHreaeR Ha 3aceAaHHe lNrh lla-
UNI, Horopoe oyer %nocBauleHo pas
pemeHHW rpeqeCRo-6oArapcKOrO BOa
3AHR1a
Doe cTOpOHbl npHOcTaHoBNAh pa
AbHeRmee npO4BHReHne CBOhx
BoacR, Ho he OCTaBAaDT 3aHaTon
Teppn1OpHH. 6OArapha mo6nAh3Yer
BOacRa " H%aHpaBaaeT K MecTy Boea-
HbIx GeacTBnH.
NrOCAaBHa 3aaBHAa, qT0 oHa 0Y-
aer npH4epwHBa1bCa cTpOrOrO Heh-
TpaAHrera.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-26
APECT C I IL N A.

Hbp NOpR. ApeCTOBaH cHIluIF
CEa64a, 4HrypHpyDmEii B IeIc o
Ta%UHCTBeHHON HOXIHJeHNH y .lloHarD
0%pHIbaHTOB HoC.Ie TorO, EaE III OF
Ea3aICa yTao&Tb .IHDO, lIOcpe Ic1B'M
EOTopOTO n01yEn,l OF BopoD n"paAH
Hue envy 0pLInaHlM.
IlpOEypaTypa O6BnHaeT Crafba
b yEpHBaTe1bcTBe B0pOB. OH& Tan
Te lIOTpe6OBaIa OF cTraX0BOii ROM
nanHH EHHrH IIa TOrO, TTO6u ytP-
TnTBca-IeiiCTBHTe.1bHO-,M eN WHO
qeHO $4,000 1OI. BOpaM ga GOaBpd-
meHHe yEpaIeHHBIX 4paroIeHHOeTeil.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-26

CerOIHa B03BpauIaeTca n3 6O,Ib-
moro TypH9 10 EBpOHe H3BecTHBTI
WaMaTHTecEHil apTncT II. I. Bapa-
T0B. On mpaI Ia HeNeITrOM a3BRt
(BcDIy NH HpncHOcO6IaeMca!) b
.lyTIImx TeaTpaX EBpOHM II Be3Ie
nMe.I OrpOMHHii ycHeX. II. T. Ba-
paTOB, MeIHR 10 O6pa3oBaHID, OR0
HquI XapbEOBcEHif yHuBepcHreT, Ho
H%paETHROli He 3aHHMaICa, TOTqac Io
HpOIaB CBOn mHary M%e,lbHoMeHe Il
4OITOe BpeMa c,1yHIII IlEpameHHeM
IpaMaTHqecEHX TeaTpOB P0cCHII.
Ha IHaX Nib, HaBepHOe yBIIInM
,TO II E HbD Hoppe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-26

6EP1NH. NCnoAH. RoMN-
TeT napTNM HauNoHaHhCToB, B
qNcAe qAeHoB Ro1opoN Haxo-
4NTcs npesN4eHT TNH4ep6ypT
" EaHHAep nDTep, BbICRasaA-
ca npoTHB olo6peHha 3aKHN-
qeHHoro 3 1oEapAo rapaHTnh-
Horo GoroBopa.
Gro HepBbIH HoHpnHRT nap
TIM HauNoHanNCToB C CBoNM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS npaBN-
renbcTBom, BBlSBaBmNH ylpy-
qaNuIee BneqaTAeHNe 3 npa-
BnTenbc1BeHHb!x cpepax. TO-
aBHnnCb CAyxH o npe4noAa-
raemoM yxoAe 3 oTCTaBRy IA
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-26
B B 0 { \ \ 0 \
AK 4 NJ " ".

3aE0HqeH HpHeM B BOeHHyD ara
IeMHD TeH. mTa6a. BceT0 B TeIy-
meM ROXY lIpHHaTO 1G4 Il. Els Hnx
l35 RoMMyHHcTOB II 20 6%ecHapTHii-
HBIX. llO CONTRADICTORY HOIOIeHHD:
pa6OpHx 81 u, TpecTbaH-25, CHI
lIOBeil pa6OqHX II EpecTBaH = 36,
HpOqHX - 40 u. Ito O6pa3oBaTeIB-
HOMy TeH3y: c HH31nIIM 100 u, co
cpeIHHM-63, C BHcmHM-1. Cpe-
iii HpHHaTHx 81 o. o0HBepOB, 36
o. yHrep-o6HIepoB, pa4oBBx - %,
He cIyIHBHHX B apMHH-49.
C"IIpaBga'', HON. 211)
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-26
HACEAEHNE HyAPKA, H. INK.

l|l0cIeIHaa HapOIHaa Hepemcb
HacqIITaIa B HyapEe 4l4.524 dill
TELL, H3 IOuX 1850 NH % HpO-
HeHTOB poIHIHcb Bile COeT. lIITa-
TOB. lib HNMHTpaHTcEHX TpyIm ne
pBOe 10 qHc,IeHH0CTH MeCTO 3aHHMa-
lot nTaIbaHTIB, BTOpBe - BBIXOIUBI
P0ccHH, TpeTbe-HeMDH H qeTBep-
THE - BbIXOuTM I3 IIOIbmH. CRU
Taa Il IeTeii MMIITpaHToB, + Hy-
epEe b 1920 ROXY upoIuBa,lo 40.
7O4 BBIXOJBa H3 P0ccuH.