Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1921 — Page 10

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We Will Help You to Save Safely &sbtngg anb Crusrt (Ea tauwoui TO TELL STORY OF ARMENIA Mrs. Kerop Ashjian Will Give Entertainment at Horae. No one knows the story of Armenia’s tragedy. Its bloodshed and massacres and its starving children better than Mrs. Kerop Ashjian, 4234 Cornelius avenue. To emphasize the Importance of the Near East Relief appeal to save Armenia's child life, Mrs. Ashjian has invited a number of the city's prominent people, inciudir g principals of public schools, for an “Armenian social hour” at her home from 2 to 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ashjian will teil the story of her own girlhood in Armenia and her escape from the Armenian College at Harpoot during a Turkish massacre. Mrs. Ashjian probably will wear an Armenian costume and serve an Armenian dish. Raymond Ball, tenor of Roberts Park M. E. Church, will sing, and the Rev. George M. Smith, pastor of the church, will preside. Two Armenian brides, who escaped from Turkey and recently came to Indianapolis, will be present. Near East Relief headquarters, 403 City Trust Building, continues to receive a stream of contributions from Sunday schools and churches. There also is a demand for speakers who know the Near East situation. W. S. Zarick, a Syrian, has volunteered his services as a speaker because his people, he says, are suffering with the Armenians. Miss Margaret Jones Opens Tots’ School Miss Margaret Jones, who for several years has been branch librarian of the Illinois branch of the Indianapolis Public Library has resigned and has opened a private school at the Propylaeum for children of the grades and of kindergarten age. Church to Clear Lot Adjoining Building The Central Avenne M. E. Church, which recently purchased a lot adjoining the church as a site for an enlarged Sunday school and recreational facilities, if plans work ont satisfactorily, is preparing to have the old frame dwelling on the lot removed within a short time. The lot is 47 by 200 feet. Exchange Club Will Hear W. C. Pearce W. C. Pearce, general secretary of the International Sunday School Association, will be tbs speaker at the Exchange Club’s weekly luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel Lincoln. Table talks will be dispensed with at the meeting in order to give Mr. Pearce every possible minute for his address.

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CALL DOCTORS SWINDLE AIDS Insurance Companies Lay Bare Benefit Gouge. ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 20.—Charging that ten Industrial Insurance companies have been defrauded out of more than SIOO,OOO, R. R. Shropshire, an attorney for the complainants, made presentments today against twelve Atlanta physicians and asked indictments. The State medical board will be asked to revoke the licenses of these doctors. The companies are comparatively small and do business principally In the Southeast. Their business is largely with the laboring class, with small weekly premiums and they pay benefits for sickness. Agents for the companies state that several of these doctors made regular rounds each day asking well known policyholders If they needed any claims signed that day. In some cases It was found the doctors worked on a percentage basis, but as a rule they charged a straight fee of $2 to $3. Sees Wife in Film With Another Man; Suit Demands s2ofloo KANSAS CITY, Ka*., Jan. 2ft.—With a movie reel as evidence, O. W. Page, Santa Fe trainmaster, has brought suit against Harley H. Souders. owner of several apartment bouses, for $20,000 damages for “stealing” his wife, Bessie Page Page said his wife appeared in a movie of local New Year s revels seated at a table enjoying herßelf with Souders. Png** stated soon after New Year’s a feminine voice called him on the telephone and suggested that he go to a certain theater where he would see something he “liked.” Page said at first

Children Love to Make Their Own Valentines

—especially when they can make them from such fascinating materials as contained in our Valentine outfit boxes. The gay, red box, 7x9 Inches, holds various designs of quaint, old-fashioned paper lace; big colored backgrounds, fifty small cut-out colored pictures, a lot of red hearts, 10 envelopes of assorted sizes, stays and full iustructlons for making.

VALENTINE OUTFIT, COMPLETE, 35c By mail, post paid, 40c. LARGER SIZE (3 times as much material), 51.00; poßt paid, $1.05 Library Paste in tubes, 15c Charles Mayer and Company 29 and 31 W. Washington Street. Established 1840.

oo Once to Every Man and Woman COMES THE NEED OF GLASSES YUTIEN that time does come it behooves you to give your eyes immediate attention, for it is well to remember that every day you delay you are wasting that precious gift we call vision. A N examination by one of our skilled optometrists will soon tell you whether or not you need glasses. This service we will gladly give you free of charge and without placing yourself under any obligation. TJOTVEVER, we are quite confident that once you come into contact with our courteous, conscientious and efficient method of doing business, and our most reasonable prices, you will purchase your glasses here. OUR PRICES, which are from $4 to $6, Include examination, lenses, frame, cord and case. All glasses guaranteed. If lenses need changing during the first six months, we make no charge for changing. Dr. J. E. Kernel K-SaEmfE THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS

W Bp ÜbuaLd Washington Hocks believes he has Invented a patent fly trap and has been looking all this week for a fly to practice on. • • • Yam Sims, who has been writing with an unknown correspondent away off yonder, aent her his picture about a month ago and he hasn’t heard from her since. • • • A petition Is being circulated asking that the salary of the Dog Hill preacher be raised. Slle Kildew is not a Christion, hut he subscribed a middling of meat. he thought it Idle gossip, but finally decided to Investigate. He was amaied when the picture showed his wife with another man.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20,1921.

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