Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 308, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1936 — Page 17

MARCH 4, 1936_

THE TINYMITES

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The 7 nies watched the monstrous lamp, and Coppy said, "Right here well camp until we see what hap ; pens. I'm as thrilled as I can be. "I feel that Miss Chrysanthemum knows that we Tinies are not dumb. She wouldn't play a trick on us, as far as I can see." ‘‘Of course she wouldn’t," Dotty said. ‘‘.She’ll entertain us all, instead. Perhaps that lamp’s for tanning, and we’ll get a nice sunburn. ‘‘Right now it’s focused on the ground. Beneath it we might run around.” Their friend then said, “That’s not my plan, as you will shortly learn. “The rays are ultra-violet from this big lamp, and now I’m set to bring forth little flowers. They'll come popping from the ground. “Can you guess just what kind they'll be? Now, who's the smartest tot, we’ll see." For many moments not a single Tiny made a sound. Then Ooldy jumped and shouted,

This Curious World Ferguson

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FORMER CITY DENTIST IS DEAD IN CLINTON Dr. Samuel Nelson Sellers to Be Burled in Crown Hill. Timet Special CLINTON. Ind., Marc.i 4. Funeral services for Dr. Samuel Nelson Sellers, local dentist who died Monday after a brief illness, were to be conducted at the Christian Church here at il today with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis. A native of Johnson County, Dr.

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, “Oh, I’ll bet you anything I know. The flowers will t*s violets. Now, ! tell me, am I right?" Fair Miss Chrysanthemum just smiled, and then said, “Absolutely, child! Just watch the ground and you’ll soon see a very pretty sight." “Hurray! I see one coming through. Yes, sir. and now I can see two,” cried Windy. “There’s another. Gee, but they are growing fast. “The ultra-violet rays have done their work, and now we’ll see some fun. I hope the blooms are strong and for a long, long time will last.” The Tinies watched them grow and grow. “Now I’ll have them put on a show." said Miss Chrysanthemum. “I’ll make them dance around and ’round.” The flowers did, and all kept step. They certainly were full of pep. Said Dotty, “Id think they’d get tired and flop down to the ground.”

Sellers, who was 62. was a graduate of Indiana Dental College at Indianapolis, where he engaged in practice for eight years, before moving to Brazil and later here. He was a Spanish-American War veteran and active in local church and civic aft airs. Surviving are the widow. Elizabeth; five brothers. Martin, Louis N. and Robert Sellers, all of Franklin; the Rev. L. E. Sellers. West Point, Miss., and B. H. Sellers, Indianapolis, and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Pangbum and Mrs. S. S. Boughton, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Betie Green, Jacksonville, Fla,

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

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THE TARZAN TWINS

With, a vial of potent poison concealed in his bony hand, Intamo haunted the place where the evening meal was to be prepared for the white boys and their two fellow-prisoners. “It was I who sent Tarzan to his doom," he chuckled, “and now his kin shall die!”

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. . . But Tarzan was not dead! Baadu, the Bagalla messenger, had been too hasty in his conclusions. When mad Gudah, the giant elephant, brought down his foot to crush his victim into the dust, the agile Tarzan twirled xus body just* in time to avoid the fatal blow.

—By Ahern

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Once more the ape-man rose to his feet and ran desperately for the lone tree, his only hope i'i refuge in all this dismal, sun-baked Vale of '}eath. Gudah's surprise enabled Tarzan to gain a slight lead, but soon the mad beast was bearing down upon him in frantic pursuit.

OUT OUR WAY

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Despite his lameness, the Jungle Lord ran swiftly, summoning from his muscles the very peak of their electric energy. But the terrible Gudah was no less determined to claim the victim which had eluded him. This was a race of Titans, with the result in gravest doubt!

Edgar Rice Burroughs

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