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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

EDITORS change
7. E. Sharp Becomes Men,
phis Press Scimitar Head.

BIZ Times Special
HOUSTON, Tex, June a.-An-
nouncement Of these important
changes in the Scripps-Ho edi-
torial organization was made
Wednesday by c. B. Parker, general
editorial executive.
T. E. Sharp, FL Paso Post, founder
and editor, will become editor of the
Memphis Press SciInitar, succeeding
G. v. Sanders, resigned.
John Sorrells, Memphis Press
Scimitar, managing editor, will be-
come editor of the Fl. Worth Press,
succeeding M. r. Toomer, whose re-
tirement from active work is neces-
STATED by illness.
Wallace Perry. Ell Paso Post, man
aging editor, will succeed Sharp.
Sharp formerly. was editor of the
Memphis Press. He went to Ell Paso
in 1922 to found the Post. He re-
turns to head a much larger Press
than the one he left, the Press with
in the year having acquired the
News-Scimitar, the consolidation
constituting the largest newspaper
in the old South.
Sorrells joined Scripps- Howard In
Cleveland, rose to the managing edi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

Natives, 1t is alleged. go out and get
their breakfast out of this stream
any morning they happen to be SO
inclined
This claim will, of course. be test
ed by the clerks and messengers who
will be attached to the summer
White House executive Offices.
Closer to the Game Lodge, south
west of Rapid City, where the Cool
idges will live, are three famous
fishing streams-Squaw and French
Greeks, which will be open to all
Corners this summer as usual, and
Battle Greek, which will probably
be reserved for the presidential fly
and worm.
The fastest fish in the whole fish
world are said to be the brook. rain
bow and Lochlaven trout caught in
the Black Hills streams.
In State Game Reserve
There is any kind of fishing you
want up here, except shark, tarpon
and whale. There are cascades and
cataracts, pools and placid waters,
rapids and rough runs, great sing
ing falls. The waters of these hill
streams tumble and toss over my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

One, rescued when it was a calf
before the Black Hills people knew
Coolidge was coming, was named
Woodrow Wilson. 1t is fond of grass,
grain, chewing gum and tobacco.
Some Bear. Too.
There are a few bear in the park,
too, and they are kept in large
natural pens with caves and hiber-
mating holes. They are all pretty
tame, except when unusually
hungry.
Panthers, mountain lions, lynxes
and coyotes, which are nuisances be-
cause of their stock-killing habits,
have about all been cleaned out, but
"a few have been Gagged or tanned in
the State park.
Game birds are numerous, and
grouse and pheasant have been
stocked in the hillSin ample num-
bers. Should the President take up
hunting, he can go after anything
he likes.
Next: Inside the Summer White
House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
Dull ACHING IN
HER BACK QUIT
wLady Says She Lost Her Strength
and Just Dragged Around, Suf-
fering Until She Had
Taken Cardui.

Mrs. Ethel Davis, of Salem, Ala,
says she has found nothing as effec-
tive as Cardui for the relief of such
ailments as she describes below:
II was down in bed more than half
of my time, some three years ago."
says Mrs. Davis. when was up, I
dragged around the house, fit for
nothing in this world.
st lost my appetite, and had not
the least bit of endurance. i went
from one thing to another like a
half-dead woman. My digestion was
bad and my color was worse.
zone day 1 was complaining to
one of my friends about how bad I
felt. She looked me over eaIsharp-
ly and told me would not be- so
bad off if would take course of
the Cardui Home Treatment.
MY husband got me some Cardui,
and when I had finished my first
bottle of Cardui / could see that /
was much better. The dull aching
in my back, which had Sbeen con-
stantly with me, had quit, and "a
appetite was noticeably better. -
was actually hungry at meal time.
II grew stronger as the weeks went
by, and after I had taken several
bottles of Cardui was like differ
ent person" -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
BY PETER EDISON

NEA SGTDtce WfltCf
RAPID CITY, S. D., June BIN
country which abounds with dime
novel plots, it is only natural to ex-
pect an assortment of fish and bear
stories that would make Baron
Munchausen look like a piker and
the Black Hills have these stories.
These Black Hills were the happy
hunting grounds of the Sioux Indi-
ans and it is understood that the
Sioux still have a law suit, lost in
the Federal courts somewhere,
which would make the Great White
Father and his war council come
across and pay for the hunting
grounds the white man appropriated
in his search for gold.
Railroad and chamber Of COM
merce ballyhoo agents up here say
that the principal sport of all the
people Us fishing, and that all the
people who goa fishing catch fish.
One Stream Reserved
Through this town of Rapid City,
for-inStance, meanders Rapid Greek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
There is Relief!

Nerves? No-Ake is a marvellous tablet
that will make you forget you have
any! Ifyou have a headache, it will STOP
it. The same with almost any pain; neu-
ralgia, and even neuritis. Relief in this
form cannot form habit!
That's what makes No-Ake such joy
Gus discovery-its absolute harmlessness.
Quick as any drug, but with no penalty
to pay. Take it when tooth aches, OF
nights you can't sleep-for any reason.
See how soon it has you all serene in
body and mind! Doctors use and ap.
prove this perfect palliative, and any
druggist sells it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
AIR FORCE FIGHT
REEVES WITH
| ATLANTIC HOPS
Lord Says Cal Backs Him in
Not Wanting Special
Allotment.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, June awhile
America is celebrating the epoch
making flights of Lindbergh and
Chamberlin, the controversy over
the Coolidge administrations appar-
ent unwillingness to spend the
money to create an adequate army
air force has fiared again.
The fight has been renewed over
Budget Director Herbert M. Lords
insistence that the first years in
crement of 1,248 men for the army
air force must be taken from the
arny's allotment of 118,750, and not
outside that figure. Members of both
House and Senate military commit
tees maintain that Congress specifi-
cally provided for an army of 49,
$50, with the first years quota in
addition.
Dangerous Minimum
The budget bureaus method of
carrying out the five-year air ex
pansion program will mean the
army must eventually give up more
than 5000 enlisted men and 500
officers. The army is already near
a dangerous minimum, according to
Secretary of War Davis, for the
118,750 figure permits only an aver
age yearly strength of $4,000 men.
n But Director Lord, besides an
swering his critics, revealed that
President Coolidge has Endorsed his
position.
ut is my Interpretation" he said,
"that the bill as it passed the Senate
permits us to take the air quota
from the army. The air force is
part Of the army, isn't it? We set
tied that question with Colonel Will
liam Mitchell long ago. Further
more, the Presidents Interpretation
is the same as mine"
Criticised Severely
Director Lords policy was criti-
cized severely by Representative
Robert Bacon, New York, a regular
Republican.
Congress took the advice Of Sec
rotary Davis and expert military
officers in framing the last appropri-
alton BILL" said Bacon, land not
that of Director Lord. 1t is obvi-
Gus he has not read the questions
and answers during hearings and
debates on this subject"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
ALL-DAY PROGRAM IS
ARRANGED BY LODGE
5000 Members Sought in $50 Days
by Mechanics.

5000 Members Sought in $50 Days
by Mechanics.
The Junior Order of American
Mechanics will hold an all-day
State celebration at Broad Ripple
Park Saturday. The event will eli
max State drive to obtain 5000
new members in $50 days. Attend
ance of 10000 is expected. Vs..
Athletic events, musical and
vaudeville numbers will be ON the
days program. New members will
be initiated in the skating rink at
night.
The Ladies' auxiliary and six
councils of the Daughters of Amer
lea will aid the eight Indianapolis
councils. Committee in charge in
cludeS Charles L. Kelly, Edward
Fouts, Itha Mcfarland, o. Martin,
William Littlefield and r. S. Cox.
Band concerts will be given after
noon and evening by the Indian
apolis Mail Carriers Band and
Capital City Drum Corps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

i Rad rocks, go gurgling down the
hillsides. pile up in foam, or flow
along as somberly as New Eng
land conscience on its way to
church. {
The State game lodge, which is
to be the summer White House, is
in a big State-owned and State
maintained fish and game reserve
of some 1l1,000 acres.
There are herds of elk, punches
of buffalo, dozens of deer and gobs
Of goats roaming this park. Big
horn sheep can be noticed grazing
over the hillsides near the summer
White House at any or all times.
Some of the elk are quite tame.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
TREE GROWING BOOMING
275,OOO Seedlings Planted In State
This Year.

HOLSTERS this spring have pur-
chased and planted almost twice as
many forest seedlings as in any
previous year according to State
Conservation department figures.
Established in 1922, the State
nursery that year distributed 10000
seedlings. This year the figure al
ready has surpassed 275,0O0. De-
partment officials are planning to
produce 100000 by 1923, anticipat-
ing demand may exceed that figure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08

torship. and went to Memphis as
managing editor at the time of the
consolidation. Perry has been man
aging editor in Ell Paso since the
first year of it's establishment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-08
TRADE BOARD TO DINE

Annual Meeting Set for Thursday
President Cox to Speak.
Annual dinner meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held Thurs
day evening in the Board of Trade
Bldg. President Linton A. Cox will
speak the annual presidents ad-
dress and reports will be given. A
president, vice president, and eleven
directors will be elected, Monday.
The polls will be open from 10 a.
m. to p. m.
Nogales international., 1927-11-25
ARTICLES of INCORPORATION
OF
the "LOS GNOMOS MINING
COMPANY, INCORPORATED

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That we, TIE undersigned. dc
hereby associate ourselves toge-
ther and form corporation under
and by virtue of the Laws of the
State Of Arizona, and adopt the
following articles of Incorporation
ARTICLE
The names and post office ad-
dresses of the incorporators OF
this corporation are as follows, To-
wit:
Herbert Way Johnstene resid-
ing at Los Angeles, California.
H. w. Kelsey residing at Nog-
ales. Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Alberto Gayou residing at No
gales, Sonora, Mexico.
Josephine Trees Dunshee, Hol-
lywood, California.
Rex r. Flint residing at Nog-
ales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
ARTICLE II
The name of the corporation is
the "LOS GNOMOS MINING
COMPANY, INCORPORATED" 4"
The principal place of transacting
business of this corporation Is Nog-
ales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Offices may be established, bust
ness transacted and meetings of
stockholders and directors held al
such places within or outside OF
Arizona as the Bylaws Of the
Company shall provide.
ARTICLE III
The general nature of the bust
ness proposed to be transacted is
| to make contracts; to purchase OF
otherwise acquire mining grounds
lands and mine workings; to
search for ores and minerals, mine,
and grant licenses for mining in
or over any lands which may be
acquired by the company, anc
lease anv such lands for building
or agriculture purposes or use ano
sell OF otherwise dispose OF the
lands, mines, or other property OF
the company.
To carry on the business of g
| mining, smelling, and refining
| company, and, as auxiliary there
to- to purchase or hire vessels, tc
purchase or erect buildings and
works. and to construct or contri'
butte to the construction Of piers
wharves, docks, railways, anc
tramways.
To purchase, take or lease, OF
otherwise acquire freehold anc
other farms, properties. mines
lands and mineral properties. ant
also grants, concessions, leases
claims, licenses of or other inter
ests in mines, mining rights, lands
mineral properties, water rights
Nogales international., 1927-11-25
County of Los Angeles.

County OF Los Angeles. SIS.
I, l.. E. Lampton, county clerk
and ex-otficio clerk of the Super
ior Court of the county aforesaid,
do hereby certify; that the fore
going and attached copy of Art
Iicles of Incorporation of Pacific
Finance Corporation is a true OF
transcript from the file of the
original Of the said Articles OF
Incorporation Of Pacific Fin
ance Corporation on file in this
once and of the whole thereon
that the three foregoing attachel
copies of Amended Articles OF
! incorporation of Pacific Finance
Corporation are true Transcripts
from the file of copies of saio
Amended Articles of Incorpora-
ticn on file in this Office and OF
the whole thereof; that the three
Amended Articles of Incorpora
tion of Pacific Finance Corpora
ton are all of the amendments tl
the Articles Of Incorporation OF
Pacific Finance Corporation which
have been filed or recorded III
this office; that said original art
icles of Incorporation of Pacific
Finance corporation and copies of
said Amended Articles of Incor-
poration of Pacific Finance Cor
poration have been duly filed in
this Office in accordance with law
and said Pacific Finance Corpora
ton has not been dissolved and
Is in good standing as a subsist-
ing corporation.
In Witness Whereof have
hereunto set my hand and a affixed
the seal of the Superior Court
this Goth day of September, 1926.
L. E. LAMPTON, County Clerk,
By NJ. ARMSTRONG,
Deputy.
(Seal)
State of California
Department of State
I, FRANK C. JORDAN, Sec
retary of State of the State of
California, do hereby certify that
the foregoing and attached copy
Of Articles of Incorporation of
Pacific Finance Corporation is a
true transcript from the file of
tha copy Of the said articles of
Incorporation Of Pacific Finance
Corporation on file in this office
and of the whole thereof; that the
three foregoing and attached CO.
pies of Amended Articles of Incor-
poration Of Pacific Finance Cor
poration are true transcripts
from the file of the originals Of
said Amended Articles os Incor-
poration on file in this Office and
of the whole thereof; that the said
three Amended Articles of Incor;
poration Of Pacific Finance Cor
poration are all of the supplement.
ary Articles thereof or Amend
ments to the Articles of Incorpora-
tion of Pacific Finance Corpora
ton which have been filed or re-
corded in this Off ce; that said
copy of said Articles of Incorpora-
ton have been duly filed in this
Office in accordance with Office in
accordance with law and said Pa
cific Finance Corporation has not
been dissolved and is in good
standing as subsisting corpora
tion.
That this attestation is in due
form and by the proper officer.
In Witness Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the great seal OF the State of Cal
ifornia this 22nd day of Septem-
Der, 1926.
FRANK C. JORDAN,
Secretary of State.
By FRANK H. CORY,
Deputy.
(SeaD
First publication Oct. 21, 1927.
Evening star., 1927-08-07
''RMn D00o,N'

allie 10 take up outdoor sports again. Sincerely and
gladly recommend FEei5chmann'S Yeast TO all as a
svond0fW heahh 6niId0.
Yours truly,
MYRTLE K. lvINs
TLEIscHMANN S Yeast is a simple food as fresh as
Z the first vegetables from the garden. Eaten regu-
IarIy it keeps your whole system clean and 0dice.
Elimination becomes easy regular, more complete
The posons that flooded your body do not
have a chance form. Gradually your resistance is
strengthened, your whole body raised. You begin
to sense what it be really we'll.
Start today to eat ; cakes of Fleischmanns Yeast
every day Eat cake before each meal plain, drink
it dissolved in watercod hot mot scaldng) Or in
any other way you prefer Order three days sup
ply of Feischmanns Yeast time from your grocer.
Send for latest booklet east in the Diet Dept
N-430, The Fleischmann Company, 7o Washington
Street. New York City.
Evening star., 1927-08-07
Philadelphia, Pa, March x, 1927

Philadelphia, Pa, March x, 1927
HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED an oWdo0r
life uhenecr The chance ofoed. play some tennis
and goI, 5,vm and ride little. haze done my share
ofhikug in mast qfhe Eastern States.
'Ttvo years aga / had a terrific attack Of ptom0jne
poisoning. The Whe0hh that fohocved upset my 6/ood.
Ny digeHtoe system oas disturbed and / had no
appetite .4hhough my skin had 0f'o0yS before bee"
especially clear, my face nosv began to bre0k ont.
81 no Ionger had the arengh or the enthusiasm for
athletics 10 help me Mro0 Of the po50"5 that "p5ftme
"Aydonor mggeaedM0t It0ke eFti5rhm0nn'5 Yeast.
Il took it faithfully hefore meals, eooy day for
ocer six month5. Nocv / ran hHhfnL!y say that my
appetite is fine. / enjoy my food Ny general con-
dition is better. Ny face has improod greatly. I'm
Evening star., 1927-08-07

Tossing the new mem
Der. One of the hazing
stunts Of a club of girl
gynnasts at Berlin, Ger
many. ." ; '''''-
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BEAUTY Cf1AlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

The young girl who goes infrequent-
lv to parties wants to make herselt
look particularly nice for the impor-
tant evenings. You may say that the
girl who goes. to parties every night
does, too, but | find from my letters
that the quiet or the Woodworking
girl is the one who writes for special
advice about dressing up for social
functions The girl who has many
parties either knows all the tricks, or
else takes parties as casually as any
thing that happens during the day.
This is for the party that's real
event! Have the hair shampooed the
day before, then it will be fluffy and
glossy but not too limp. If waving is
becoming, wave put in the day be-
fore will have come out enough to be
twice as attractive by the party night.
Then, before you are ready to dress,
rub the face, neck and elbows with
cleansing cream, get into a tub of hot
water, and wash off the cream as you
battle. The hot bath will rest you.
Rub the face and neck vigorously with
the bath towel to get all the cream
from the skin that has not been
washed off. Rub the face with ice, to
bring brilliance to the eyes and the
cheeks. If your skin isn't pretty then.
use vanishing cream, wiping the face
off a few minutes afterwards, SO not
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Milk.

lis milk of more value when taken
with the meals or between mealS?'
asks Mrs. II. Il.
Milk can be taken either as part
of a meal or as extra nourishment
served as a between refreshment in a
building up menu-that is. served as
an extra over the amount of food
ordinarily taken for the day. The
food value of milk itself would be
the same whether it were taken alone
or as part of n meal.
Many people find a drink of milk,
taken as extra nOurishment between
the regular meal hour. more agreeable
if accompanied by piece of bread and
butter, or a cracker. or simple
cookie. 1t should be remembered that
milk is really food and not just a
beverage like water. 1t should not be
gulped down, but should be taken
slowly.
Milk is a protein food. Milk is. in
fact, one of the main sources Of pro-
tein. Protein is the element which
we must supply in our food in order
that all body tissues may be made and
also kept in repair.
Keeping in mind the fact that milk
is a protein food. nourishing meal
can be built around a glass of milk.
Fruit. n whole grain cereal with
cream. buttered toast and milk to
drink would furnish balanced break
fast. If there were much heavy
work TO be done between breakfast
and luncheon. an egg and bacon could
he added. For luncheon, milk could
again make it's appearance. Perhaps
cream soup with a vegetable PURGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PARE.

Mr.. Hopper the insurants man came
to see ma this afternoon and tawked to
her about pop not wuntinG to buy eny
aXSident inSurantS in case of aXSi-
dents, Mr. Hopper saying, / think,
Mrs. Potts it's q case for mental sug
gestion, 1 think If you sort of filed
his mind with vague feers about posi-
bic axsidents that mite happen to him.
/ think you might bring him around
to our way of thinking.
Well, Ill try. I'm CRATE bleever in
mental suggestion, ma sed
And after suppir pop lit cigar and
put his feet up, saying, heer zee, heer
wee, I wish to amounts there is no
place like home, and | was never more
comfortable in my life.
You may be comfortable now, btu
think of your feelings If a CRATE big
truck run over you in the street and
broke both your legs or even one, ma
sed.
/ prefer not to think of that till the
time comes, thanks jest the same. pop
sed
You may think your comfortable
now with your feet up so airy and
graceful, but ropes have broken meny
times and dropped big heavy safes on
peoples feet so they could never put
them up agen, so why not yours? ma
sed.
You are simply overwhelming me
with your attentions, pop sed, and ma
sed, After all, wat does a little tenn
porary comfort amount to when the
next day you are libel to trip over
apparently nuthing at all and give
yourself a wrentch or q sprane that
may lay you up in bed of pane for
8 weeks with no axsident insurants
wen you think of things like that why
should you be so proud of little
passing transitory comfort?
Comfort. yee gods who sed comfort,
/ don't know the meening of comfort
and don't ixpect to vile there's an in
surants agent and "A wife alive on the
face of this mizzrible erth, comfort
zee gods I'm about as comfortable as
a werm on a hook, I'm going around
to the bowling alley and make myself
perspire like a crazy fool, pop sed.
WITCH he did. ma saying. Hee hee,
constant suggestions wear away
stone and I've started him thinking,
CDyWaV.
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ears? They just worry me sick"
said, There you go, getting worried
sick again." and Joan said, well,
just look at them and l said, Cant
you see l am looking? What's the
matter with them?"
Joan said, They stick out So"
said, 'Oh, not much" and Joan said.
Not much! They stick out about a
foot" l said, They do not" and
Joan said, 'They do too"
said, How can you laugh at him
because he is bald-headed, which is
something to worry about, and then
bawl me out just because his ears
stick out a little bit?" Joan said, II
ram not. bawling you out, and besides,
| know that his hair will grow in
again, but I don't know that his ears
won't always stick out" / said, "They
don't stick out any worse than mine,
and Joan said, rs that supposed to
set my mind at rest" I said, eff I
marry me?" and Joan said, Now
that you raise the question, won
der why / did"
said, Especially when you
could have married any one of A
dozen other men, and all of them rich
and famous" Joan said. What do
you know about it?" and l said.
Everything You tell me all about
it once a week
Joan said, Have you the faintest
idea of what we were talking about
before you changed the subject" L
said. THE baby's ears" and Joan
said, We'll, just look at them" and
l thought, here we are, back where
we started; it is time to shut this off,
so / said, Don't you worry, dearest
He will propably have couple of
caulifiower ears by the time he is in
school," Joan said. 81 am going to
make him sleep on his side to press
his ears down." and / said, Sure, try
letting him pound his ear" and we
put him to bed on his left side, so as
to press his left ear down as a starter,
because it sticks out worse than the
other one, and we covered him up and
came out of the room, and after q
while we tiptoed in again and he was
sleeping on his face.