Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1921 — Page 10

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Lost—a Check for SSOO Mr. Brown was put to some inconvenience on account of his carelessness, but fortunately it did not prove to be a serious matter. Payment on the check was stopped at once and a duplicate check was issued. His SSOO was not lost, after all. Lost—s2oo in Cash Mr. Smith found himself just S2OO poorer because of his carelessness. The loss was advertised —at some expense—and a thorough search was made, but the money was gone. Xo duplicate could be issued for his S2OO in currency. Have you a Checking Account? If not, we inyite you to open one with us—in any amount. jfictdjcr Ratings anti Crust Company Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania Branches: 1233 Oliver Avenue. 2122 East Tenth Street. Northeast Corner West and Washington.

BRINGS REPORT FROM ARMENIA Near East Worker Addresses Local Audience. Mi# Jean Butter. Omaha. Neb, who returned from the Near East to arouse Interest In the thousands of starving in Armenia, electrified an andienee at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon with an appeal that Indiana continue its support of Armenian orphans. Miss Butter addressed a conference of Near East Relief workers, she will work in Indiana two weeks to help the State reach its goal of 7,000 Ar.nviia.-i orphans. The Armenians’ only hope is the United States, she declared. “There is no government, no other ration to give them two meals a day, one meal a day or even a hit of food except this Nation.” Miss Butter declared that there is no way of describing the outrageous treatment of Armenian girls. Near East Belief has eleven rescue homes for girls rescued from Turkish harems, she said. Franklin Men Meet Women; Miss Jewelry Two men, who live in Franklin, met two young women, who are believed to live In Indianapolis, Thursday night at the traction station here. The men told the police that the women accompanied them to Franklin and that on the nest day the women returned to Indianapolis. The police are searching for the women, who are alleged to have taken a gold necklace valued at S7O, a watch, a sapphire ring and a gold ring from the home of Travis Rawlings, KOI West Adams street, Franklin, and a gold ring from Marion Brown, 96 West Adams street, Franklin. The men told the Indianapolis police they only knew the first names of the women. Police Believe Bank Robber Is in Toils ST. PACE, Minn, Feb. 21.-Police here today believed Peter Beltz of Bed Wing may have been responsible for several ‘‘lone bandit” escapades in this section during the last few months. Beltz, arrested at Red Wing Saturday, where he confessed having robbed the Stockholm State Bank at Stockholm, Wis, was In the Washington county jail to a charge of robbing the State bank at Afton, Minn, Jan. 24. Cashier Harry A. Swanson believes Beltz is the man who locked him and a stenographer in a bank vault and escaped with $.7 200. The Washington county sheriff took Beltz from the Red Wing jail on a warrant. Letter Carriers of Indiana Will Meet City letter carriers of Indiana will hold their annual convention at the Odd Fellow building tomorrow. The business session will be followed by a dance at the Athenaeum In the evening. Among the speakers will be Mayor Charles W. Jewett, Ed J. Gainer, president of the National Letter Carriers’ Association, and Elizabeth Johnson of the national women's auxiliary. Arrangements for the convention have been under the direction of the Indianapolis branch, N’o. 39, of the organization. Show Little Interest in German Election BERLIN, Feb. 21.—The apathy shown by the people In the general election i throughout Prussia yesterday was seized [ on by the nationalists t<Mny as an argu- j {cent indicating the faßire of the re- , publican idea in Germa". The election was to choose members of ! Jhe first Republican parliament In Prus- j *la. It was estimated that only about jne-hnlf the registered voters went to the j polls. Mrs. Duvall to Be Buried at Liberty After an Illness lasting only a few days I Mrs. Ann Duvall. 79. died Saturday at the j home of her daughter, Mrs. O. K. Van /iusdall, 1113 North Arsenal avenue. The body was taken to Liberty this afternoon, irhere funeral services will be held tomorrow at the home of a son, Roe Duvall. Plan Play to Raise Funds Memorial Special to The Times. HARTFORD CITY, Ind.. Feb. 21.—A j pome talent play under the direction of i the Service Star Legion will be give*here soon to raise money for the memorial arch, In honor of the former service men of the county, which is to be built this spring. A community sale and other, features will be added.

George J. Dudley, 71, ex-Councilman, Dies George J. Dudley, 71, former councilman at large and market master for the south side market under the administration of Thomas Taggart, and at one time a candidate for mayor on the Democratic ticket, died Sunday at St. Vincent’s Hospital following a two weeks' illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at S:3t> o'clock from the home of a daughter, Mrs. William Lackey, 810 South Noble street, and at 9 o'clock from Heart Church, with interment in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mr. Dudley came to Indianapolis In 1889 and for some time operated a clothing store on Fountain Square. Surviving are three sons and five daughters, as follows: George J. Dudley Jr., William Dudley, Harry Dudley. Mrs. Peter Thomas, Mrs. Fred Shutt, Mrs. William Luckey, Mrs. Oral Miller and Miss Florence Dudley, all of Indianapolis. Mother of Policeman Is Dead at Hospital Mrs. Jameg E. Franklin, 67, mother of former Captain of Police Harry M 1 Franklin, died at the Deaconess Hospital Sunday night. Mrs. Franklin fell at Washington and Illinois streets a week ago and broke her hip, the injury resulting in her death. Mrs. Franklin was the daughter of William Bnckshott, who came to Indianapolis la the early forties. She was born in this city in 1853, She had been prominent as a worker in the Roberts Park Methodist Church and also in the Hall Place Methodist Chureh. Three sons, Ed J. of Muskogee, Okla., and Paul B. and Harry M. of Indianapolis: four daughters, Mrs. William E. Kahier and Mrs. Benjamin Soltau of Indianapolis; Mrs. William G. Shick, Indej pendenee, Kan., and Mrs. Lambert Abel, : Prenehtown, X. J.; a brother, George Buckshott, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Charles M. Cole, New Cambria, Mo., survive. Former Indianapolis Man Is Dead in West Barclay S. Merlng. 56, chief engineer i for the American Hominy Company, died I Sunday at Los Angeles, Cal., according jto word received by friends. Mr. and Mrs. Merlng lived at 4330 Broadway ; until last November when they went to | I.os Angeles on account of Mr. Mering’s j health. He was a graduate of Rose Poly and i came to Indianapolis in 1907. The widow, a daughter. Miss ltuth Mering, and a I cousin. Miss Augusta Mering, who is ! u teacher at Emmerich Manual Training i High School, survive. Funeral services J and burial will be at Los Angeles. Mexico Will Take Oil Taxes in Oil , MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.—Export taxes , on Mexican oil will be collected In oil, according to a Government announcement tonight. The oil and petroleum products i thus collected will be used on Governi meat railways and wherever required, any surplus being sold. Representatives of oil companies and | the government are trying to determine an average price to Be used as a basis for the 10 per cent export tax. WOMAN DIES OF WOUNDS, j LOGAXSPORT, Ind., Feb. 21.—Irene Bailey, 29, negress, is dead of pistol wounds Inflicted Wednesday morning when she was shot by her fiancee. Bento White, because of jealousy. A charge of murder will be lodged against him, Prosecutor Ilouglas announced. White was captured at Flora.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1921.

ROTARY MEETS AT EVANSVILLE 200 From Indianapolis Among Conference Visitors. Special to The Times. EVANSVILLE, Ind.. Feb. 21.—Mora than 1,000 Indiana persons will gather In this city today for a two-day conference of Eleventh District Rotarlans. In- ; dlanapolis, It Is said, will be represented Iby a delegation of approximately two ' hundred. One of the principal features of the : meeting will be a banquet Tuesday night, at which the entire body, comprising 1,440 delegates and visitors, will be present. The banquet will be held In the Evansville Memorial Coliseum, where two great kitchens will be presided over by seventysix women as official cooks, representing twelve of the city churches, j Events have been planned by the entertainment committee which will provide for amusement for the delegates and | their wives every minute of the time. A ! number of members of the Indianapolis . contingent will present Kin Hubbard's i one-act skit, the "Bean Blossom Rotary Club.” The following distinguished guests will • be present. Charles IV. Bailey, Clarkesvllle, Tenn., governor of district No. 13, comprising Tennessee and Kentucky; Robert H. Timmons, Wichita, Kan., third international vice president; K. E. Pattlson Kline, president Bankers’ Institute of Chicago. John N. Dyer, ex-first international vice president. The McCurdy Hotel will be the headquarters. President Lowenthal will deliver an address of welcome on behalf of, the host club at the Elks clubhouse Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. Mayor Benjamin | I.osse will extend a welcome on behalf of j the city. j About two hundred members and | guests of the Indianapolis Rotary Club I left Indianapolis on a speciul train a short time after noon today for the annual district conference at Evansville, which will be In session today and tomorrow. In addition to the Indianapolis Rotarians the train carried about one huni dred Rot.irians from Kokomo, Franklin, Shelbyvllle, • Conuersvllle, Kushvllle, i Greensburg and Madison. Customs to Use Planes ! PARIS, Feb. 21. —An aerial police force I will be organized as part of the French customs service to detect aud prevent smuggling by air. j You have the advantages \ of experts* In photography plus our ability !to radiate your person- M V ality when you have f I Moorcfleld’s copper toned I portraits made. A sit- \ >fL Lf| j ting takes but a few i , minutes. Come today. jKMJI Mh I*!—, HiiKn Hi.l,. - \ STRENGTH and / \REAL FIXSH / DRJGS Guaranteed free from uloohol.

m breath Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of tiie bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 15c and 3<>c.

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