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this yarn Is acknowledgements
GUS" explained the man, taking her
hand and gently caressing 1t.
well, when Mr.. Heath went away
from the Homestead, he left behind
him a hundred dollars in payment for
what Marcia had done for him. 1t
almost killed her"
"She-she-thought she ought to
have had more, you mean? A
hundred dollars is quite a sum In these
days. She would better have grabbed
1t tight and been thankful. My respect
for this bandit chap is rising. /
should call him an honest gentleman. J"
1T Is useless to talk with you,
Horatio-l can see that" Sylvia said
stiffenlng "A delicate affair like this
Is evidently beyond your comprehen-
sion. You cannot seem to understand
1t. All you do Is to make light OF
every word | say"
I'm not making light. On the con
trary | guess am taking the sItua-
ton far more seriously than you are.
| | don't like the moral tone OF this
| place at all. 1t looks to me as If you
| had got into most undesirable sur
roundings. The sooner you are mar
ried to me- young woman, and out of
here the better. AS for this remark.
| able aunt Of yours"
| stop, Horatiol Stop right where
/ you are" bridled Sylvia. "One more
word against Marcia and back home
you 90 SO fast you won't be able Ia
see for dust. I'm In earnest, so watch
your step
"'Ihe woman has bewltched you,
frowned Ilorato.
"She has. She bewitches everybody
She'll bewitch you
Not on your llfe.'
"Wst and see. Mr. Heath vii
bewitch you, too"
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|ADVEN1UKEKo
CLUB
|M@aM&
"W atertront Battle"
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

IT'S the old boys and girls Adventure never shows up
when you look for aways pops when least expect It.
Take the of Edgar Columbia.
He from Canada Mexico and back but
his life him when he into lunch room one
night get a cup of coffee.
deggone to costing
him his fe of 1929 and Ed In Port
international
SOL the work loading and un
1t heman's Job and Ed he met with pretty
Portland waterfront
in all seapots Ed
Portland exception to the rule
coni
murderea them docking
to he
Nice People, These Waterfront Folks.
Commercial street
dives cpons
of blind pigs
locality Ed Columbia worked ln and his
nehborhood rough When boat
scheduled the morning. tho onoshoremen worked all night
1t loaded.
OF 10 20 degrees
of coffee
them
about 2:3o that Ed started out for
wooden lunch OF those round
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SHIFTING SANDS

"The-the-T
"Yes, the burglar, bandit, thief
whatever you choose TO call him.
You'll admit II when you meet him.
We are going there now"
"To-to-callf
ITO return the check Just told
you about. You're the stupdest man
was ever engaged to. Horatlo. Why
can't you listen?"
Il am listening with all my ears"
Then the trouble is with your Inn
aginatien." Sylvia said In her loftiest
tone.
They walked on in silence until
presently the girl stopped before the
gate of a small. weather-beaten cot
tage.
well, here we are at Elisha's." she
remarked. turning In at the gate.
whats he got to do with it,"
Mercy. lIortle. You'll wear me to
shred Elisha Is the sheriff. I'm go
Ing to coax him to let us see the pris-
oner.'
You don't mean the chap is Jailed
herel My" he clapped his hand
over his mouth. why, any red-hlood-
ed man could knock the whole house
flat to the ground with Il single blow
of his fist. I'll bet could"
"There wasn't any other place to
put him.
.Well, II he stays incarcerated In a
detention pen like this. he's a noble
minded convict-that's all ! have to
say"
They walked up the narrow clam
shell path. bordered by Iris and thrifty
perennals.
AS they did so, the sound of radio
drifted through the open window.
Sylvia peeped in.
Elisha too intent on the music to
hear her step. was sitting before the
loud speaker, smoking.
ave come to see Mr.. Heath" she
shouted above the walls of Groom
Ing orchestra.
81 amt sure as I'd oughter let you
see him." hesltated Elisha.
It'll take the responsibility"
"Wal-mebbe on second thought.
| twill do no HARM" he drawled. He's
round on the back porch Id come
with you warnt | waitln for the
news flashes
That's all right | can find him.
SAY, who you got with your called
the sheriff over his shoulder.
Hes nobody-just my fiance.'
/ Your whatg
1.-The man am going to marry
"You don't tell me So you're gettln
married, are you? Good lookin' Teller
| heard at the post office you had some
/ chap In the ofln'. But to let him see
Mr. Heath dunno as 'twould be
just"
"Where / 60 Horatio goes" Sylvia
| retorted.
Elisha weakened.
wal, In that case he began.
She waited to hear no more.
Come on, Hortie," she called.
Leaving Elisha absorbed In saxo
phone solo, the two rounded the cor
ner of the cottage and found them
selves In the presence OF Stanley
Heath.
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fers southern and tropical cllmes, he.
has been known to wander as far north
as New England. The opossum Is a
rather queer looking little animal about
the size Of cat. lie has SO teeth,
a bristly tongue and long scaly tall
Ills fur Is long. fine and woody and
Is interspersed with longer, coarse white
hairs, except on the head and some
OF the under parts where the hair
Is short and close, The tall Is not
quite as long as the body. He lives
wild In the woods and retires to the
branch of tree to devour his food.
While doing so, he twines his tall
around the branch securing himself
to the tree, much In the way ship
secures itself to the pier
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Quick, Complete
Pleasant
INATI0N

Let's be frank. There's only ono way for
your body to rid itself OF tho waste mat
ters that cause acidity, gas, headaches.
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To make them move quickly. pleas
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Thousands OF physicians recommend
Milnesia Waters. Dentists recommend
Milnssis waters AZ an efficient remedy
for mouth acidity).
Those mint favored candy-like waters
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they correct acidity, bad breath, flatu-
lenco, at their source and at the same
time enable quick, complete, pIeas-
ant elimination.
Milnesia Waters come In bottles OF 20
and 48 waters, at Csc and co. rsspsc-
lively, or in convenient tins containing
IL at zoe. Each wafer II approximately
an adult dose OF milk Of magnesiA. All
good drug stores carry them. Start using
these deliciona effective waters today.
Professional samples sent free TO req
istsred physicians or dentists II request
Il made on professional letter head.
SELECT PRODUCTS, Incorporated
4@o1 z3rd 81, long Island City, n. r.
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GOLDEN AFTERGLOW

A decade ago Denver churchman
comforted lonely English imml-
grant girl who lay critically Ill. She
recovered then, but died recently aft
er an emergency operation. Her Will.
filed for probate. left the $10.5O0 es-
tate to the Clergyman, Rev John w.
Hudston, elghty-three.
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Gentle Frederick tho Great

BerIlners like to point out that, con-
trary to other equestrian statues. the
statne of Frederick the Great on Inter
den Linden shows no spurs. The en-
peror did not use them because he
loved horses.
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4 Situations Wanted
JUST 2Oc A DAY

70 ZUC n LA /
A l0-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order. Come to The Times office 214
w. Maryland one square from Illinois and
Westinghouse down Kentucky-av and let
US help you secure a Job.
YOUNG MAN. l. U. Extension student. de-
Sires daytime employment DR-l664
YOUNG MAN wants employment; has ex-
perience grocery clerk and farm work.
Box K-4079 Times
MAN. age IS. will take anything Expe-
Tlenced stock ledger; cigar store clerk.
Excellent references. If necessary. will
work for nothing until of use to employ
er. Box K-4O59 Times.
BRANCH MANAGER
Old established corporation wants
honest and reliable man who possesses
the ability to manage a branch office in
indianapolis. $3.50 required Secured. Earn
lngS Will net over s400 monthly. Write in
full details of past experience references.
age and phone number. Box K 4079.
Times
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Miscellaneous for Sale

CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
OF fine new suites and odd pieces to trade
for your old furniture; generous allow
ance. Baker Bros. 2l9 E Westinghouse.
ESTAURANT-TAVERN Fixtures
CALL KING'S-DR-3578
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ii Help Wanted-Female

De beauty operator. Jobs waiting ROYAL
BEAUTY ACAD. 40l Roosevelt bldg
HOUSEKEEPER- Not over s. for widower
Good home. WAGES. BE-4976-J
AMATEUR performers. white: night club
see Mr. Rush, GRAHAM S OLD INN.
Beech Grove.
s LADIES. 1885: steady work. no exp
nee. no invest. We train you SAL SO
and bonus 38la N. Penn, RIM. 800
WANTED LADY for general homework in
country, 20-40 yrs. Electric appliances.
MRS II MITCHELL Upton. Route /
YOUNG WOMEN with sales experience:
Catholic preferred. Can average good
earnings. Excellent opportunity for hard
workers. Box l. 351 Times.
HOUSEKEEPERS, maids; sal SIS to SIS:
Immediately. stenOgrapher $40.
+. d +. Employment Bureau
Licensed RI-9535. 9O5 Roosevelt Bldg.
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GALE 1888, N.-s25; bedroom home;
newly decorated: radio; lovely yard.
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SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Pete n. DaW son, Dlrec or.
Motor Vehicle Department.
lie I'D NJ Tng=

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
695-A l.
Application Of David L. Jacobs, Boon
vile. for a certificate 10 operate motor
vehicles as a common carrier Of property.
interstate. BoonvIlle 10 Evansville over
highway g. Evansville Ger high way Sc 20
its junction with highway 16l through
NeWburg. Yankeetown Hatfield: thence Ger
highway l61 70 its junction With high
wav 81 through Richland City. thcnce
TO BOonville over highway g..
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 401 State House Indianapolis.
Ind a. n. Monday. October a. 1885.
Public participation IS requested
PTPIIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
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81 Wanted to Trade

REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE
r. A FRANKIE RI-280
E kirk MCKINNEY CO., INC.
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4IIuIdIIapOIIa, 4Iiu, OCT. z, I5o0-
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
293-B l.
dianapois. for a permit to operate motor
vehicles as a contract carrier of prop
erty interstate. extending through In
dIanapolls, Anderson, HuntlngtcS Bppus,
Manchester. Wabash Marion Ger high
ways 81. 9, 5, IS. 113 10. Is. for the
transportation of newspapers.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 40l State House. Indianapolis.
Ind. g a. m. Monday october IA, 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Find Tenant for Your Vacant With Economy Want Ad
MeSaget0 the
RENTALS
% Furnished Apis. and Houses

f7' '-11N3 HHVulNo
ILLINOIS. N. 2O2O-3-room apartment.
accommodate 4 Also kitchenette apart
ment, $3.50. Furnished Al
JEFFERSON. n. 800 rooms bath pas
lights; suitable or I: $3.50 wk TA-5ll9.
WASHINGTON. E. 43I7 (Gladstonei Apt.
RI-555l-Business women share apt
with employed girl
FURNISHED 5-r0om bungalow. east. water
and lights PAID; garage CH-O675.
5-ROOM modern bungalow, garage; water
paid. LI-8063
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BY Motor Vehicle Department
Indianapolis. Ind. October 3 1895.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

The undersigned publicly posts from time
to time as needed on the bulletin board Of
the Board of School Commissioners of the
City of indianapolis. Indiana. at its office.
$50 North Meridian Street. indianapolis.
Indiana specification for divers supplies
for schools offices. janitOrs. domestic
science. manual training and Office equip
ment: and for repairs 10 buildings and for
the furnishing Of labor and or material
necessary to make repairs to schools. IL
braries, Offices and shop.
Bids will be received by the undersigned
for the sale to the Board of such supplies,
material and equipment until the respec-
tive dates named in said specifications.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B. GOOD. Business Director
IL. q a-ac.It IN
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FIN A N GIaL
40 Business Opportunities

10 DuSIIItSS OppUI UTILITIES
LUNCH North: splendid loo; low rent;
no compt. Only $3.50 down.
CLEANING PRESSING establishment Hat
cleaning outfit Sell cheap owner leav-
ing state. BE4072
BEST business and home deal in town;
proven money maker; no agents. IL
1927
ROOMING HOUSE-North Del fun OF
roomers. Low rent. Only $3.50 down.
THOS. j. LEWIS CO., 149 N. Del RI
1868
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains of manv
kinds are listed here daily
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HELP W ANTED
3 Help Wanted-Male

NEAT boy over IS 70 help peddle Apply
after m. 1893 Olive
YOUNG men a solicitors in nearby town.
Call BE-30I7-M, after p n.
TIMER who has own tools Call at 1925
W. Ray.
EXPERIENCED shoe statesmen. extra work
apply Mr. McCOUN. Is E Washington
BOOKKEEPER for material supply co .
state experience and references Times,
Box 352
INDUSTRIOUS MAN with car for part
time employment in Marion County.
preferably man with morning bakery
milk or laundry route in same territory.
Must be capable and ambitious. Salary.
Box K-4077 Times
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CASH COAL MART
ARR0UNCEM TENTS
Death Notices

BRYANT, NELLIE Believe wife 81 Nelson
and mother Of Mr. Winfield Stephens
Mrs. John Hinkel 81 Carlyle. III LLOYD
Bryant % Cleveland. o and Lvsle Bry-
ant OF indianapolis. passed away Mon
cay evening az the residence 3l05
Nor hnestern-a Services a. the FLAN-
EER e. BUCHANAN MORTUAPY. Thurs
Gag p m Friends invited Friends
NAV call ~ rnorfuarv
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october lst. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
594-A. 1-584-A, 2.
Applications of Indiana Highway Express,
Inc Indianapolis for certificates 70
operate motor vehicles as common carrier
of property, interstate. between TT. Wayne
ana Hammond over highways 30, S. 20,
between Marion and South Bend over
highways IS, "a. 81, passing thru and
serving all intermediate points on above
routes.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing n this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House. Indiana polls,
Ind. g A. NJ Tuesday. October IS. 1885.
Public participation is requested
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BRANCH MANAGER
INSTR UGTI0KS

DIESEL ENGINES.
Study with a dependable home study
school. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
II-31fn
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Personals
he
BUSINESS SERVICE
Alteration Specialists

ALTERATIONS Ladies'. Mems garments.
Cleaning pressing. refining. repairing.
Reasonable MEYER o. JACOBS. 2l2 E.
t6th-St Th-6667
Evening star., 1935-09-23
Bedtime Stories
The Disappearance.

pened to hear him. She looked up
and saw him. She gave the rest of
the children the signal to hide, which
they did as best they could. They
swan close in under the bank and
remained perfectly still. Then Mrs.
Wood Duck started out toward the
little laggard. She was not more
than half way out there when q big
black head appeared above water
near the little swimmer. He didn't
notice it. If he saw it at all he prob
ably thought 1t was just the end Of
a stick. His mother saw 1t and her
heart sank. She started to fly along
the surface of the water, as she could
travel faster that way.
That big black head disappeared.
It sank down under the water. Mrs.
Wood Duck few frantically. She had
almost reached the little laggard, who
saw her coming and had turned to-
ward her, when he suddenly disap-
peared. He disappeared under water,
and he didn't come up again. He
had been pulled down from under
meath. His mother knew what 1t
meant. A big Swapping Turtle had
come up beneath the little laggard
and had taken him down. Never
again would he lag behind.
Sadly Mrs. Wood Duck turned back.
There was nothing she could do, and
she knew it. When she reached the
place where she had left the children
she called them around her and told
them what had happened to their
brother. You never know when
danger may be at hand, so until you
are old enough to have learned the
ways of the Great World and some
thing of the dangers that are in it
the only way in which you can be
reasonably safe is through obedience.
Two of your brothers were disobe-
dent. and both have gone now. Don't
forget that" said she.
Copyright. 1935)
Evening star., 1935-09-23
Natures Children
Eastern Skunk (Mephitis Putida).

found snug quarters for the Winter,
perhaps added fresh leaves to the
domicile occupied by the family last
year. AS he belongs to the Seven
Famous Sleepers' Club, he retires from
the world and lives on his "fat."
It.is not at all unusual, in fact it
Is q practice with skunks, to gather
in numbers for the long sleep Of Win
ter. The crowded bodies assure a
more uniformly heated apartment
than one living alone, no matter how
deep the leaf coverlet.
Early in February you are pretty
sure to see their footprints written on
the soft snow or mud. Empty and
hungry, the skunks now 60 about, in
specting every possible hiding place
With long, sharp claws, they dig into
the soil and the fresh mounds be-
tray their presence.
Mother Skunk now leads forth her
youngest children. What q sight
The black and white, furry babies
marching behind their mother in
single file, father bringing up the rear
1t Is school time for them, lessons In
the art of dodging foes, instruction in
the fine art Of hunting, tracking and
stalking.
Baby skunklets can be disarmed by
a minor operation. They make expert
mousers and delightful pets.
In your Natures Children scrap.
book you have the biography of other
perfume dispensers in this family
with full description of their armory
and its manipulation. So we do no,
give 1t here.
| Copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1935-09-23
Bfllas
THIS name was anciently spelled

THIS name was anciently spelled
Belasyse. The American family
of Bellas claims descent from Hugh
Bellas of County Antrim. Ireland,
who lived In the eighteenth century,
and through him from the noble
family of Bellasis of Bellasis (Bel-
asyse), who were established in County
Durham, England, in the eleventh
century. This family afterward scat
tered into Counties York and West
moreland. England. and Antrim and
Londonderry, Ireland. During the
reign of Charles I members of the
Bellasis family were created Barons
Bellasis and Barons, Viscounts and
Earls Of Fauconberg.
This coat of arms Is ascribed to
Hugh Edwin Bellas Of Philadelphia,
Pa, who was born in London, Eng
land in 1875. He was the only son of
Hugh Bellas, of Cronbannaugh, Cole
raine, County Londonderry, and OF
Rockleigh. Port Rush, County Antrim,
Ireland.
The fleur de lis on the shield OF
these armorial devices bears testimony
of the ancient Norman background.
(CopyriEht lQ35)
Evening star., 1935-09-23

started swimming little faster. after
having cast a hasty glance behind,
to see that the children were follow
ing her. She didn't stop to count
them and so she was not aware that
one was missing. That one was still
in the Laughing Brook. 1t was one
who had the bad habit of tagging
behind.
BY the time the little laggard was
out of the Laughing Brook his mother
and his brothers and sisters were some
distance away and were swimming
close inshore, so that he did not see
them, for he didn't think to look close
along the shore.
At first he didn't see any one and
this gave him feeling of fright. But
he soon got over this. In fact, he
began to feel rather important and
quite able to take care of himself.
Now he could swim where he wanted
to when he wanted to. There was no
one to tell him to hurry up. There
was no one to scold him for tagging
behind.
But after swimming around rather
aimlessly for a little while, he began
to feel lonesome. 1t was about this
time that he discovered Mrs. Quack
with her four young Ducks over by the
house Of Paddy the Beaver. He didn't
know it was Mrs. Quack, because she
was so far away that he didn't recog-
nize her. In fact, he took it for
granted that it was his mother. He
started straight for her. He didn't
go around by the shore. The shortest
way was straight across, right out in
the open, and this was the way he
went. You see, he didn't know any
better.
He was very little Duck to be
swimming out there all alone, and by
this time he had become q little
frightened. He wished he hadn't
Jagged behind. He wanted to catch
up with his brothers and sisters.
Somehow that pond seemed a very.
very big place. The farther he got
from the shore the bigger it seemed.
and the bigger it seemed the more
frightened he became. The more
frightened he became the faster he
padded. The faster he padded the
more tired he grew. He kept calling
1t was faint little call. He was cali
ing for his mother.
He was perhaps half way across
"hen his mother, close inshore, hap
Evening star., 1935-09-23

" HE gas fumes OF this tribe are
as potent whether the bomber
Is from the East or West, but
Il his uniform of black and white
differs somewhat. AS the range is the
same for both the common and East
ern members, you may have the pleas
ure of meeting both Of them.
1t is the duty of the scribe for the
outdoor folks to report faithfully the
good and bad Tin our opinion only
The skunk has been too maligned. He
makes one of the most loveable pets
of the woodlands. He is intelligent,
good-natured and enjoys being a
member Of your household. He uses
his guns but seldom, then only in
self-defense, and being extremely
courteous, always give ample warn
ing before firing.
No other animal in the world has
been endowed with such artillery.
And the almost suffocating gas fumes
have made the gunner famous all over
the world. Hence he treads the paths
unmolested and unafraid. He never
turns aside for any creatures, he
knows they will.
He is especially fastidious about his
person. and except on rare occasions
he has no unpleasant odor. His home
is kept sweet and clean; he knows
only too we'll his perfume would be-
tray his presence to his foes, and more
surely to his victims.
During the Summer he is sur
rounded by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
crickets, birds and their eggs, small
rabbits and the well-filled nurseries
of field mice, to say nothing of de-
licious berries, wet with the morn
ing's dew.
Naturally. by Autumn he car
scarcely waddle. He is sluggish and
travels slowly. Not vestige Of the
poise and dignity he exhibited last
Spring. BY October he has finally
Evening star., 1935-09-23
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

%H HE gas fumes OF this tribe are
/ as potent whether the bomber
/ is from the East or West, but