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phoned to Ism whether he was
aliN--a. Surely she must know
by TITS time Of Sister Monica's acct
dent and
But, oddly enough, and notwith-
standing all the conceivable probable
tiles, Jill Stuart, at the very omen
Jack was torturing his mind about
her, was asking herself questions
about him. Where was he? Why
hadn't he come home from the pic
mic?
For, strange rs it might seem TO
Jack. Jill had not heard of Sister
Monica's accident and so. of course,
was entirely " Of the cause
for his continued absence from
home.
Jill. as it happened, had waited for
her husband at the Sweeney home
until long after 6 O'Clock, when, being
unable 70 find any trace Of him or
Mike. she had driven back TO town
alone in their sedan. She had
reached the apartment q few min
utes before Z, and had let herself in
with her latchkey. Then she had
Immediately gone to bed with a rag
ing headache. Hence il YVES that
Clara. the nurse girl, mad not known
Of her presence when Father Ryan
called.
Nor did she know at 11:I5 that
morning. when Jack Stuart tele-
phoned from the hospital. No, she
quite honestly informed him, Mrs.
Stuart was not at home. nor had
she been home all night. She. Clara.
naturally supposed they were to-
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Y %cHfTER XIV

They WNatand they did. They
let him sleep, just as the hospital
folk, doctors and nurses, had ar
ranged that he should do, knowing
how sleepy he would be after the
hypodermic and giving up so much
of his vital life fluid. They let him
| sleep until long after the break Of
another day.
Finally he opened his eyes and
looked around. Then gradually his
faculties started 10 work and be be-
gan the process of readjlstment. AT
that moment the door opened and a
/ white uniformed nurse entered. Be-
fore she could speak ne was talk
ing.
Tell me-quick," he begged, un-
aware of his weakness. But even
before she had opened her mouth TO
tell him, he knew from the happy
look IN her eyes that all was we'll.
Still he wanted to hear all about it
by word Of mouth. And so, having
her mouth open, she told him.
shes getting along splendidly-
thanks to you'll" was the nice way
the charming young nurse expressed
herself, the while she trained her
most exclusive smile on the receptive
Jack, the hero Of the hour, in that
House of Aches and Pains. Father
Ryan will be here in half an hour"
she added. patting the pillows around
his ear with a deft touch here and
there. Then you'll be taken in to
see heri"
"She" and cher" OF course, re-
ferred TO Sister Monica. And when,
some IS minutes later, he was ush-
cred in with Father Ryan and
Mother Martha, and was received by
the women whose life it had been
his good fortune to save twice within
an hour. Jack Stuart had the feeling
that he was living, right then,
through the most sublime moment
OF his life.
And then. when il was all over,
and he was in the parlor with Father
Ryan, the realization suddenly struck
him that something vas missing. IL
was the same with him then as it
had been with Jill that night in
Pittsburgh - there was something
lacking. something he had been ex-
pecting. What was it?
Jill-where was Jill? Why hadn't
she beer here with him in his great
hour-to share with him in the fe-
licitations, the good wishes? He
turned 70 Father Ryan.
Hasn't -Jil,-my w5fe-oeen here
this morning, Father" he asked.
with a little linking feeling. rs ne
glanced up at The clock on THE wall
and noted tina. the hour hand
marked IL. The priest looked ct him
and slowly shook hi: head.
81 haven't seen nor heard a word
from Jill since before the accident
yesterday" he said. and then ADDED:
81 was so busy and so worried last
night that l neglected several i'm
portant duties. But / relephoned
your apartment three times before
midnight, and the nurse girl said her
mistress had not returned from the
picnic. I don't know for sure
whether she knows ahou: Sister
Monica's accident. II she didn't. that
would account for her having made
no inquiries about you
But Jack Stuart was asking him
self various questions, things that,
until now, had seemed uninportant.
Where could Jill have been up
until u o'clock the night before,
when Father Ryan had last called
the apartment? And where could
she be now, that she hadn't tele-
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strate how THOROUGH this gentle
laxative IN. after all. Your next
surprise will be the length Of time
before you need another. Eventually.
you'll see that cagcarizing tends TO
make the bowels move thereafter Of
their own accord!
A modern drugstore mus. stock
many laxatives. but for your W
good the druggist would rather have
you ask for the inexpensive little box
Of ~cascarets than anything else.-Adv.
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REBELS
With PLANES
Big Force Concentrate
ed In Mexico War
On Uprising

MEXICO CITY, Feb. s.-LP-Air-
planes, recently brought from the
United States, have teen sent to
the states Of Guanajsio and Quere-
taro to take part in the campaign
against the rebel groups which at
tackled Salamanca and Colon Sunday.
Strong cavalry forces, modified
from Irapuato under command or
General Jaime Carrillo, military
commandant Of the state Of Guiana
juato, are pursuing the rebels.
Press dispatches from the district
say the attack in which thirteen
rebels were killed was part OF a new
Catholic uprising. apparently crgan-
lied in Queretaro City.
In the uprising railway ard tele-
phone and telegraph lines were cut.
The railway tracks have now been
repaired and traffic resumed. Tele-
phone and telegraph lines have also
been reopened.
Seventy rebels were captured b.
federal forces at Sarabia. Two
priests were stated to be with them
and these rebels were accused OF
staging the attack on Salamanca.
Ten other rebels accused of be-
longing to the group which attacked
Colon were seized a few miles south
Of 0ueretaro.
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tiers Of curls, enhancing the youthful
attractiveness OF her face.
Her pretty brown eyes were now
wide with amazed inquiry. For Jill
had suddenly become aware OF her
true position and that il was quite
key she had wrongfully accused
Jack. As this realization came 10 her,
all her hardness vanished. A great
wave Of maternal pity swept over
her. His pallor and sunken cheeks
we're now signals Of real distress.
AZ that instant, and without n word
further, Jack turned and stalked out
Of the room. She called after him.
"Jack, Oh, Jackl Wait! Come
back. / want to
Whether he heard or not, he paid
no attention, but kept on going, out
through the dining room and into
the hall. He saw Clara at the
kitchen door, and heard the voices Of
Peter ard Paul in one Of the three
rooms used for a nursery. The other
two belonged to Clara and Jennie.
the maid, who was also cook and
assistant housekeeper.
He wanted 10 get away-to be
alone for a while, where he could
think. But concentration was diff
cult for Jack Stuart just then. He
didn't realize that in draining his
body Of three cubic centimeters-
three pints-of blood. he had been
PHYSICAL yand mentally weakened.
He should have remained in bed for
at least "a hours after the operation.
and recovered his strength gradually.
Instead he had rushed riCkt out and
into a state Of over-exertion, physi-
cal and mental.
(TO BE CONTINUED
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Doctor Found Women
and Children Sick
More Often than Men

As a family doctor at Monticello,
Illinois, the whole human body. not
nny small part of it, was DIR. Cald-
wells practice. More than half his
calls" were on women, children and
babies. They are the ones most of
ten sick. But their illnesses were
usually of a minor nature-colds,
f~evers, headaches. biliousness-and
all Of them required first a thorough
evacuation. They were constipated.
In the course Of DIR. Caldwcll's AZ
years practice The was graduated
from Rush Medical College back in
1879, he found a good deal OF sue
cess in such cases with a prescrip-
ton of his own containing simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892
he decided to use this formula in the
manufacture of q medicine to be
known as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, and in that year his prescrip-
ton was first placed on the market.
The preparation Immediately had
as great a success in the drug stores
as it previously had in DR.. Cald-
wells private practice. Now, the
third generation j. using IL. Moth
ers are giving it to their children
who were given it by their mothers.
Every second OF the working day
someone somewhere is going into a
drug store to buy it. Millions Of
bottles Of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
SIN are being used a year.
It's great success is based on merit,
on repeated buying. on one satisfied
user telling another. There are
thousands Of homes in this country
that are never without a bottle Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. and
we have gotten manv hundreds Of
letters from grateful people telling
Us that it helped them when every
thing else failed.
While women. children and elderly
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gether, as they had, on several oeca-
sions. remained away all night.
Thus it came to pass that when
Jack arrived shortly after noon that
day and found Jill in bed with a
steaming bath towel wound around
her boyishly-bobbed head, and a dull
and CLASSY look in her eyes, he
mediately jumped at a conclusion.
For II yer a character looked h
part Of "tke horrible morning after"
1t was Jill on this awful early after
nooni
And Jack, to the casual observer,
was toting all the symptoms of "a
fearful night at sea-" Having given
many ounces Of blood, he was. quite
naturally. exceedingly pale and tired
in appearance.
Thus it came about that the stage
was all set. that everything. appar-
emily, was propitiate 10 the occasion,
the same being a fine family fracas.
And so the curtain goes up; the
farce is on
Enter Jack, staring with a frozen
stare at the lady, who stares back
at him in a frigid silence that has
dropped TO zero.
Years seem to pass during the
course of that awful silence until
finally, when another minute of il
would have called for murder or d.
voree, the die is cast-that is, the
dialogue begins: 49,
HE: well. if this isn't ju/F about
tn limit-husband at tn koint Of
death while his loving win is out
getting a head shennM0m1Ram pack
into to- SHAPE ssRt day. Tn limit
SHE~nn say it's the limit-and
a loWmorei Where. in heavens
naI.sezhave you been all night? ?"
I'll: by tn Lord. but
you gotta nerve. askin' me that"
SHE: 81 gotta head that's split
ting worrying all night about youi"
He: "You worrying about me
! That's good You had to go on a
party. you felt so bad,"
SHE: What are you raving
about? I've been right here in this
bed since : o'clock last night"
HE: Now, Jill. what's tn sense
Of telling me a thing like that?
Where were you tn three times
a ~ ny 1H NaAifuF vi LNAtHnUNEu,
between s and 1872"
SHE: Il was right here, I tell
you. since : last night"
HE: And | tell you that you're
lying. You were out all night and,
! suppose. with that dancer from
Pittsburgh"
SHE: "Oh-oh-Jack Stuart.
Aren't you ashamed TO saw such an
I On .r~-rrl .Ls~~ .IE -.
of your children? And you? Where
were you all night? With that vamp
from Chicago-or with your Mike :"
He: "Thst'll be enough. Jill
Stuart, You're a fine one to be cast
ing slurs. AS for me. and where ]
was last night, I'll tell you. since
you don't really seem TO know, ]
was in the hospital after tn doctors
had pumped n pint or more Of my
blood into the empty veins of Sister
Monica. who well ond cut tn arteries
in her foot 50 badly she came close
TO bleeding 20 death. That's wher.
! was last night. my lady. It's q
shame you haven't got as good ar
alibi,"
He stood for a brief instant fol-
lowing his hlistering arraignment.
looking ct his wife. the mother OF
his three beautiful children.
She was sitting on the edge OF The
wide. double-maStressed bed. robed in
a short-sleeved. white-silk night
gown, through which the curvinH
slenderness Of her perfect figure was
partially revealed. She had removed
the towel from her head Immediately
after his entrance. ard her black,
! naturally wavy hair, chung in clus-
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Cascara is Your
Doctors Choice

When physicians cascara
the PERFECT laxative-why expert
ment with things that lash the system
into action? Cascara, you know, Is
the bark Of a tree. A natural and
normal stimulus 10 the bowels.
The Indians, who used 70 chew this
bark, had no word in their language
that meant Constipation.
Perfect regularity il possible to-
day. and to all Of US. We have cas-
ARA in idea form; the very delight
f~ul-tasting candy cascarct gives US
pure cascara. IL has helped at least
a million people 10 hahitual regular
ity. Millions of others. unfortunate
~, have stuck to stronger things
and acquired only the laxative habit.
Your first cascaret will demon
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people are especially benefited by
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, it is
promptly effective on the most 70
bust constitution and in the most
obstinate cases. 1t il mild and gen.
tie in its action and does not cause
gripping and strain. Containing
neither opiates nor narcotics. it Is
safe for the tiniest baby. Children
like it and take it willingly.
Every drug store sells DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. Keep a bottle
in your home,-where many live
someone is sure TO need il quickly.
We would he glad to have YOU
prove at our expense how much DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can mean
to you and yours. Just write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois,
and we will send Won prepaid a
FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.
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TO OPEN BIDS

Especial TO The Herald)
SAN BENITO, Feb. s.-Bids for
c~olS&@gRtion Of the new $4,000
house ct Point Isabel are
scheduled to be opened at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, il was an
nounced here.
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Coal and Wood

KINDLING WITH EACH TON
25c Discount on all 2-ton orders
Best Virginia 4-in II or Gag fkd 625
Best indiana ID. OF egg. forked. -. SIS
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY
DIR. 1921. 1910 BLUzB.
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Special Notices
Instructions

TUToRING-Grade, high school subjects;
Spanish esp EXP. teacher. Wa. 2873.
DANCING LESSONS-Beginner or adv.
pupils: ewes. private home. Ii. 6l46.
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Lost and Found

COAT--Lady's green spring GOAT; lost
downtown district. Reward. Hu. $3.50.
FUR-White fox. lost on Millersville road.
Reward. Ia. 1884.
HOUND-Ring neck, wart on right Shout
der. hind leg scarred also tick hound.
Reward for information. DR.. 3572-M.
LOST-Ladies' white gold wrist watch;
PURSE-Dark blue, envelope style. lost
near Union Station, letters, keys with
name Alfredo Barmickal. Rev. Ii. ZIP.
SUITCASE-Boys' clothing lost between In
dianapolis and Cumberland; reward. Ia.
6532
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i CERTIFIED GREEN LABEL USED CARS
Money to Loan
Barter and Swap

Low COMMISSIONER End MORTGAGES.
bought. ZIG E. Ohio. Ii. 6605 - -
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Houses for Sale

MADISON AVE, 1926
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP
BOOMERS AND BOARDERS
HERE is THE PLACE AND
THE HOUSE; 6 ROOMS AND
BATH DOWN, THREE BED
ROOMS AND TOILET UP
STAIRS. Ii. $685., MIR. DUN
CAN. CHERRY 1248.
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Houses for Rent

A dSES. AYE, 44l.S,reOm gemdi;5mggodern
BEECH GROVE--7s N. 10th Ave; 4-rm.
dou.: gar; so: mr.. sch. Oh. 0S57-W.
BEvILLE N, 25O-Flne location for rail-
gG4ESTY ceSSH AREa9la' Ii. So sa42 BURGESS
BOSART, 908-4-rm. double; Murphy ina
door bed: garage; sS5. II. o75a-R l:
HE sPSSi ~ PKY , pr 22sB-N S4ss
g near Fsa6 ss AYs HI fsss s7as Groom house,
C HatsT sd a'0 Il N 7l Ia m lsss Sar
qGE Gs paS ssS ssFsss s aiHp0i sasR 'I.'
COLLEGE, 4I23--Dup!ex; rms; heat. wa
ter Furnished; near school. Hu. $685.
like new; gar; $3.50. Mr.. Sims. Ir. 1912
DELAWARE. ,N.-Rear; colored; rooms;
complete bath; garage; water paid; $40.
G S9ll MSS g. HI 3E55 Ri. 95i2' or MRS
GALE, 3O57-Modern bungalow; double;
rooms: garage sal; near school and car.
HOLMES, g., 502-4-room semi-modern
HYATT. l4lS-14i7 = Four-room cottage;
bath cleo. lights. wa. turn; S23. he. $3.50.
LA SALE, N, 55e-4 rms. ,and break
stone house; s36; water paid.
LA SALE, N, 556-4 rms. modern and
breakfast nook, in-a-door bed; closets;
Kellastone house; S36; water paid.
LEEDS, 24o-4-room double. new gar. gas.
cleo. inside toilet, water pd.; Sl9
NAOMI. 1245-4 rooms; water and toilet
inside. garage; $40. Be. 1885.
NEW JERSEY. ~. 2s25-7-rm, mod. suit
able roomers; Scar gar; SEQ. Ia. 6209.
PARK. 3053-Near Shortridge: 6-rm. mod
double; garage; $50. Ii. 1888.
PARK, 200T---4 bedroom house, suitable
roomers. Only $50; near school. Ia. 1901
RuCKLE. 305f-7 rooms: first-class condi-
ton. walking distance to school: reas.
SOUTHEASTERN, ig07-Attractive 5-rm.
ssni-mod. bung.; 2-car gar: only $25. Ri.
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. 1626-Attrac.. airy rm.; suit.
or more: constant hot wa; gar. Ia. 1166.
WOODRUFF PL.-917 w. Drive; pleasant
room in private home.
18TH. E.. 318-Apt.; attrac. rm; connect.
bath; hot water; $4; meals opt. Ri. 485l.
18TH & TALBOTT-Lge.. 3omftble rm.;
prl bath; also with con- bath. Ia 2976.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Modern homes
pleny shade. School & Church. Be- 4963.
RIM. &c BD.-Children; mothers care; rm.
for mother; desirable school Oh. 2965-M.
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FOR COLORED-35l6 Apple ST.. 5-room
bungalow; cement porch and walks. cleo
trio lights drilled we'll. garage 3544 E.
Morris St.; 4-room bungalow cement
porch. walks. electric lights. drilled well.
garage. On easy monthly payments.
OSCAR LEE. 406 Castle Hall Bldg, 230
E. Ohio, Ri. 7217,
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Pets and LiUe Stock
HOOsIER KENNEL CLUB

OEHNlCE
Members of A. K @. and Chamber of
Commerce. II you want good dog OF to
breed a female dog you are assured OF
quality and fair dealing by members OF
WIS ''1D' BEAGLEs
H: A. Meyer. SOB Guaranty Bldg. city.
r. A. Slime. 1914 Naomi St.. city.
Gerald B. Ely 542s N. Delaware st..
Hon. L. Eft Slack. SCI Chamber of
O'''''' BOSTON TERRIERS
Mr. and Mrs G. shqmaTd 75s Fletcher PSes
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city. Atoka Ken nndlSg, Oh Gh; e521.
city, Atokap S Kenneis IS. Ga. S52l DON % E.
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Walter George. Pendleton. Ind. Georges
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Gracia Hodges. 5000 School St. city
Ora Lou Kennels. Oh. 44s3. 49,
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ENGLISH BEAGLE-PUPs; Q MONTHS
Ol 2. BE. 3694-M.
SET leming's Rode J'' at fair; i21a lbs
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BOSTON BULL PUPPY-Female, az
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2 years old cheap II. 57l9.
GUINEA PIGS FOR SALE. 1913 N. NOBLE,
RI. 5l42.
Radio and Equipment
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros
Radio Co., 205 Ind. Ave. Ii. 1856.
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OAKLAND COUPE - Late 1875 model;
original finish. ike new. real good
tires, bumpers, fnotometer and other eX-
tras and pribed to sell at once. Terms
or trade. FIVE DAYS trial. ARdACOST.
200 w. North st. II. 542o.
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Radio and Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes II
Radio Co, eos Ind. Ave. Ii. ss5s. y
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TRANSFORMATION

YELLOWAY-Pioneer system motor stages
is the only cross continent line under one
with individual reclining chairs Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares.
courteous, dependable service. We are
bonded insured, legal carriers. Depot.
Pennsylvania and Ohio SITS. Ri. 2273:
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Legal Notices
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION.
Division of Maintenance.
Aug. %, 1928.
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana
NCOnLIdCL NO. S0.l
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IIIUIdIdVUIIof IIIWIUIIH.
Contract No. 95)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals Will be received at
the office of the State Highway Commits
sion. indianapolis, Indiana, until II a. m,
Indianapolis daylight saving time 90 a.
m. Central Standard Timel Sept 10, 1923,
for improvement on Road o. Section D,
Wayne County; 1900 cubic yards eXcava-
ton. grading only. asa miles. Date sat
for completion. Dec rs. 1928
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
to one and one-haf times the amount of
his proposal.
Proposal blanks. plans and specifca
lions are on file at the Office of the
State Highway Commission. Indianapolis,
Indiana, where same may be obtained
upon payment Of 81 per set
JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
Director
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\. FUTURES
Open EASIER
Opening Declines Are
Regained in Early
Trading

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 12.-lPi -
The cotton market opened easier in
sympathy with rather disappointing
Liverpool cables. first trades show
INK losses M = to Z points. Prices
eascd off a point or two additional
after the start. January selling down
70 1853 and active positions gen
orally TO levels 5 to : points net
down.
Lat0T. however. offerings were
promptly absorbed and prices car
ried upward. Towards the end 81
the first hour January traded 10
1870. March 1919 and May 1876. or
10 70 II points above the lows and
10 20 IL points above yesterdays
close.
Later there was liquidation. March
and May dropped 70 new lows for
the day AZ 1889 and 1855. respect
ivcly. or III points down from early
high and y 70 ? points below yes
tcrday's close. The January posi-
tions duplicated it's early low Of 1855
or IL points under the highs.
The decline was checked. however.
BY covering and trade buying all
months rallying IL to IA points from
the lows and showing net gains of !
points. AL noon the market was
quiet.