The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 12

OUR OWN UPSETTING EXERCISES! the utor: M. A. ha1 Jest wrote Into me aa saytr.g that he has rot a rssUJon as a foor walker wants to know a few npsat that will keep him in n.s;s sa can't afford to belong i go' club ar.d etc Bstweaa I. F. M.

A. beginning to 1 i of a xst with bis letter. bjt 1 am her to serve i. li; of which mur.t Le th way writes. a I want to say to this that I hve got a whole lot niiar positloa to him as I 5o liter, ry work for a llvelnj? an always Uy dowa wile I write my staff and is a few rules to go br which la the present condition I an than which thre csutSa't te rearer perfection.

1. First thing you do when ron fct up at noon is try and get out of witnout, r.eip. inert run erouni th bed from kft to right tU you 'i where you laid tfc elsrarette. 'i hen run around th bed from right to lft and uarrran? yourself till you find where yo'i left the matches at. Lift a clerarette into your moots with the left arm ellerhtly crooked.

at the eihow. Then ecratcH a watch with th Ifeft arm silent and the rlrht am ttt, and lift the match to th with both arm akimbo, lirtathe half. 2. Itun from left to rfrbt to wherever t.e ahaveinsf material 1 at ami ahave, uslnp both arma with a frae rcotion ana breathing heavily. Use ti thr freely wiln both arma es the brush bent silently at the elbow an 'l takelnij lonsf breaths, 2.

Jwjmove the pajamas with both arma and put on the intimate lfr n.n'm with the sa.ma, useing Loth neutrally. Hreathe. 4 Wear button shies and pat fhero 6n flrat. Ht down whilst put tlntr on tha aboa an4 atov btwn avrry two buttons ar.4 at CD anJ Jun ovr for th neat b'ltton n1 keep breatbinff from laft to riht. 6.

Try ani get tba on of th aho, Thla la on of tha motst lfttniva of tha wpattln; ar ffi. try and tha eartra on which la tha nar UU 'a i1 MVt.MiVil 'A' 'Hurdle the Keilcre arid run for.the subway. ft approach to a Vhitalay axr ntt fe l4va hal in but twica a lrit if tha U.it in la tha kind youim plar ny con Chlencu In It. Jiiif Uon't riil Ui)m too hard, and ina.t!ilin; ml tli while. t.

l'ut on your other auit and fniiia down to braktat and afk your tfpwlf what ih looks an Kronen about. Four rounda of rpttrrtnu. 7. On arrt. of tha ho mrrl.

thry'a no mora tiaa of you laanlna rv to at tha ontmeal no try an! It up to tha ll with aoma lm lctntrif Ilka poon or a niblick. K. Walt till Jut beroro train tlma anil If you llv on a utr atory Jump out and hurdla tha hada ana run for th subway and urah a atran and chlnnine yourself from left to right. 9. I'iihar ftand tip or lay down the rrxf of tha thiy and that Is my beht ndvloa to you and rlpae don't wasta tio mora lima or atlwntary energy writttng to ma for aiivlen.

ntso 1010, by tha Bell SyiuUcata, Inc.) r. YFature Can You A Rawer Theac Queationaf How ran the mala and female vr btackblrUa be dlttnftuUrd 2. llora a rapturrd foa skew frert 3. ill a rommoa be ever attaa jnrcn beet Awwfn to Qaeatioaa, 1. AVhat notes do tha woodpeckers make? The call of th high hole, or frolden.

hafted woodtckeT Is a auccension of ahort notPH i.ipialy uttered, aa If tha bird faia if if if if tf if." The notes of the ordinary downy and hairy urpe.t. in soma wav, th( sound of a punch: but that of the hlgh liola is much aoftpr. and atrikts on tha far With real springtime, melody. The biRh hole ia not ao much a woodpecker aa he la a sroun isircker. Ha subsists largely on anta and crickets and does not ap pear ilil they are to ba found.

S. Why does four sometimes settle only to a sive.n Tha equilibrium of the Is fre ouently nueh that the under surface of the cloud ia like a It Is a fair weather altrn, whether upon the. or upon tha land. One may frequently ee it In a mountatnoua district, when the fog clouUa aettle down. ant blot out all the tops of the mountains without one fleck of vapor roins below a plven line which runs above every valley, as uniform as the se.

level. 8. How do hawks catch mice? One can hardly understand, how a mouse can cauftht by hawtc ex cept Vron. th theory that the mouss ia suddenly paralyzed by fear. When the hawk tliscover? Its victim, It descends with extended talons to tha and Hii it.

It doea not drop like a bolt from heaven; its descent, on the contrary. Is quite deliberate, nrrt must be attended by a sound ol wints that ought to reach the mouse's ear, if the form escapes tha eye. (Kirots reeryst hy Eoutatoo KiSia Co.l Only Tested Materials Go Into BATTERIES Ail that go Bto Ptrmi batsen ar Buhjetet to a r.f analytical tet before beinj 'h' lr.or yo efalntt a ehart fcttry. And li one tha that enfe! us to jturRtea Parmalila t.r 2iJ Cim in and ae th! dependable. nja hAltrry.

Service Station S2 Vi'wt New Ycrk Street 1213 Kverywhere) "Jiun from left to rfgtt to wherevcy the shjiTefa? material is at and inaye oseing doui arma; with a free motion" "rSDIAXAPOLIS XEWS, SATUEDAY, JULY 17,1 1920. 1QHU DEAD. Fenraaer jardae Feotball Player VI tiaa at Aewte Bright" DUe. ISpeial to Tie I vhanapoEa XewI EVAN3V1IXE, lad, July 17U Joia 01xaatea4 ae tweaty three, secretary of the County Fares Xaa proTenieit Association, a graduate of Pttrdne trislTersity. where ha WU' a varsity f'othaLll player.

Is fieai here of acute Uirifirit'a disease, alter aa iil ceas of two weeks. Oimsta platyeti center on the Pur due foott aii teajn two years, and ia hia aecitfr year waa athletic editor of the ebjSa. the ticsTersity annual. He waa a ihesaber Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Graduating from Purdue to IS IS.

in agriculture, he eallated la the navy and attained the rack pt en ttign. SarriTlnr the yotiBjr man ate his parents, Mr. and Mr. Matthew Olm avead, of Knight township, and two brothers and aeven sisters. i Ef JUST I LLED BY SHOCK Dr.

I Oae of. geyaaeatr. I Die Wane MaJOagr Ray rktmh. Spet to The XadlaaapoCa Kews EEYildUR, Ind Jaly 17DrJ C. I.

CJope, ac thirty, a dentist, was killed In his office hero Thursday eveniag, whiio wirklna Trttlt an ray nui chlns wUch hs put la operation about two ago, Hs was preparing and one of the electric iwirea i coauici wun nn oooy, ins shock threw the body ten feet (from the operating chair. Xr. Cope waa a member of the: medical corps) ia Francs during the world war, serving as a captaioJ lis opened his office hers last falL His parents lirs in Rising Sun, which was his former home. The body will be sent to Rising Sun for burial. i Ceest Here's aa OM Styl Pamt fBoeton Traaacriptl i "Kaod says Jack's propoaal waa positive ruoe." "Well.

Vottld be rned aha jeeeept. I boajt my rst Paige truck last September and have useti it for rouling gravel wllere we had steep grades and soft going most of the time. It has given epfcn' did service and has paid for itself and HARVEY MORGAN Da Momzs, Iowa ii i 1 i I Evidence of the 'stamina and endurance qua! ities of Paige Motor Trucks is ieen in their capable handling of severe haulage tasks. Hard pulls oyer steep; and 'heavy, roads cause no dangerous straining of their sturdy mechanism even when loaded to capacity. 1 Paige Trucks arei built to give reliable service under unusual conditions as well fas the usual They can always be depended upon to perform an honest day's work, regardless jbf the nature of the tasks to which they, are assigned.

PAIGE DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Michfe Thone Main 1S0S. Manyacturera qf Pclgt Afotor CartndJotor TrucJ STERLING MOTOR CAR CO fl VVrif I Vi rirnnarTesr.aa 833 N. Sleridian St. Ths Most Serviceable Truc in America THAT a man buys in an automobile is not the car itself but the trans portauon it aiiords. 'an Auto.

27 303: 3 1 f. 1. Comfortable, handsome, economical in! operation and always dependable the Chevrolet "FB 40" is a safe car I 1 I ii I i I Johes Whitaker Sales Go. I DISTRIBUTORS. 345 335 North Capitol Boulevard, Indianapolis, Main 5545 5647 2345.

gBBBSBSBBBSBSBBSBa PRICES ADVANCE AUGUST 1st OltDER NOW syr fee. Flra Trala SUae Reaailts la Dratk. tSpedel te The Newt PRINCETON Harblnson. age in i in IndL July 17w Ceoa thirteen, aoa of 3Ir. FT mm a a i 1 JLjrv and Mrs.

James Harbinson, of Francisco, east of Princeton, who was fatally hurt a week ago. when he stepped from a moving Southern passenger train, while taking his first I 227 233 E. South St ride on a'train, died at the Methodist Hospital here, Friday evening. The boys skull was fractured, and he did not regain consciousness. The funeral will he at Francisco Sunday morning.

MICH ELLN FOUNDED 1S32 aWPMliti.1; 111 fc' I WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ONE QUALITY ONLYTHE PEST Have yojw seen this' latest big, dependable, Gramm Bernstem 'Motor! Truck?" pj a. r' W.I j. V.T I 'I: i i It will pay you to look it over! carefully This carries as fundamentals Bf Gramm's patented non sliding gear, transmission. i It has three other vital patents incorporated in no other truck. I .1 i It represents; advanced engineering thought.

This is one of the new Liberty designed trucks. It is the most impressive machinery: that has ever been put on the streets of Indianapolis. Now go into this a little further with us. 1 i Above you see the picture of a Gramm Bern stein seven years old that is running every day and we hive arrived at the point wherein we say G. B.

trucks should never wear out. We belijsve no motor truck firm in existence has ever haci such a line of testimonials as we have in our possession. The appended samples are a few bf the many that we have on hand. This Liberty designed motor truck is standardized in every detail, from radiator to tail light. It is unquestidnably pne of the strongest assets that a man can have from investment; standpoint, due to the fact that you can give it ten years good service and still have lots of value in it.

It is made in five sizes. We add to sill the above our suggestion of "Floating your entire power plant on air." We are sure that we are two years in advance on that advice. Make an appointment. w. Trac 344 North Delaware Street Main 303 I It Bhlftinf Tbnte.

ILotrfartlle Courier Joumill irls used to marry to rt a hoi now reoHvp tnt com' atoermtion. Indianapolis See the Curve of the Michelin Tube? Instead of being simply a piece of straight tubing cemented at the ends, the Michelin tube is built the same shape as the inside of the casing. Then when it is inflated it is neither stretched on its outer side ndr compressed into destructive wrinkles next to the rim. This perfect fit gives Michelin Tubes greater durability and greatly; eliminates danger of pinching tube. wx.L ft Seven Ycara Old and Still Running faT Performance! fOur ase ef araram nrnatta Motor Trucks eevars a parted ef sevaa yeara.

Our r.c.nt pornheaa af year naw Liberty deairned IH toa Troek should be ali tha r.oomm.nd.tlon you ne.d. Refer eny one te aa, howav.r you INS LET MANUFACTURINa COM PANT. j. "We hare operated a lH ton Oramm B.m1.1n Truck for ov.r thr.oi y.arw; raantiy put out a nw one which floats th entire pow.r plant upon atr. Tos are at liberty to have eny one aak ua whet we think about it and tha eteellent servics and courtesy extended to ur want." i INDIANAPOLIS WATER CO.

i Per C. KJrk. rwa hav aaad two SUi ton Oramm Bernetalii Trucks for the last three years and recently bought another one; the excellent eo operatlon and STrlce riven as by year arncy her at all tlm.a, makae us pleaaed. Von ran dm as for rrf.r.nee at aay Umi," PBOPUE3 COAL A CEliliN'T CO. hav three IH tan Traeka with rnortif van ea them: en of them neerly five veara ot l( they hav lven moot wonderful etavlce.

we cheerfully recommend them." I i. FRANK BHEIXnOCSa. have operated a tnn Oramm Bematnln Track for nearly three yeara. We are well rl.ed la verjr way." UDELL WOflK.3. i ii.

T7 have seven Oramm Bernsteln Motor Tracks In eur fleet; cover period of alx year which wr.elt far itaelf. NIMAN TRANSFER COMPANT. By far th bt and moat powerful truck fcaulfna; ferfeka In Tetrot, la my opinion of mv Or.mm Uern.teln Truck." CI1A8. ORABOLOWSKI. fOramm Tmok'the strongest and tnoat powerful truck in my fleet.

My next order will be for another Qremm Bematein." L. NICHOLS. "Am eoatemplatlnr erd.rlng two mere Grtmm. Bernstein movlnff van. The on I have te f.r.t elaaa and roea over all roads eaaily.

I am a Ortrrr Bernstein booster." L. ENTDER. 'Tor lonr dlsteae htnllnr. Oramm P.rr.jtela Truck, beat I own; lota ef power and etr.nrth a. a.

fcLSiFOR. TTanling cement wlh Oramm Bernst.tn Truck Best poller and more power then ay cth.r make ef, truck on Job." FRANK it BliEHil. 'Am nainir Ormm IH ton Truck between Detroit and Toledo, averaelne 130 ml) every day. Lots of power; terriflo power In rear' axle. It ia one ef tha beat built trucks on the market COS feqUIOLET.

Worde ean not evpreaa my aatiafaetton with th Ornmm aateln i ton Truck. Have b.n worklnr It hard aua ateadr and it stands up htter than any ethr truck." CIIAS. IIarek. fMy Oramwi Berneteln IH ton TrucV out pulla new ton. Wlltina to waaer it ean pull with any track built.

Mora than aatlafled. v. 1 ALCSRT IIOLMCR. Our Gramm Bemateln Dump Truck worklnr ateadliy, atop. No delay from "any eauae TROBAUGH A ETSLEIN.

Oramm Bcmt Treek working twenty four boura each day. Very aatlafaetorr JOHN MctNTTRg. Bemtln Truck beat roller I hv. Very much pleaaed." JQ3. B.

ASHMAN. "Oramm Bernsteln Truck best on rno r.f mnrt here." Wil. E. TKRRT. "Would not acll my Gramm B.rneteln Truck for double price if I eould not enothrr Knrte ht te made.

GRISH A RIOPKLLK. Space forbids the use of any more testimonials. We hare thera on file by the TTT 7 leiritKij' sV I'M i 1.