Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 268, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1926 — Page 14

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Y.W.G.A. BRANCH ON SOUTH SIDE TO OPEN SOON Home at Alabama, McCarty Sts. Will Be Made Community Center. Young Wofhen’s Christian Association will soon open a south side branch to women and girls. Negotiations for the old Schmidt home on the north east corner of Alabama and McCarty Sts., which will be remodeld into a dormitory, have been made through J. IC Lilly. The site was selected because of the opportunities of making it a community center. Between fifty and sixty girls and women can be housed in the new building. A membership exceeding 2,000 is expected. Mrs. Acfcman, Chairman. Mrs. C. W. Ackman, 1502 S. Alabama St., is chairman of management of the new branch, others on the committee are Mrs. Fred Hoke, vice chairman, and Miss Elizabeth McKenzie, executive secretary. Plans for a cafeteria and recreation rooms are going forward. The large building in the rear will be remodeled to accommodate an adequate gymnasium, where basket-ball, and skating parties may be held. The yard will be made into tennis courts. All equipment will be provided. Special Courses Membership for four years will cost ?1. A small tuition charge will be made for special courses in gymnasium and other features. The charter is open during March. Sr. Mark’s English Lutheran Church, at Prospect and Linden Sts., has promised to provide a room for two girls. Bids for the remodeling are in and work will start soon. A representative from each church on the south side will be a member of the council. South side women are standing behind the movement. Committee heads are: Mrs. Robert McKay, membership; Mrs. Fred A. Naegele, house chairman; Miss Lora Mackenhorst, health and education; Mrs. H. W. Stuckmayer, Girl Reserves; Mrs. Pauline, McKay, industrial chairman; Mrs. N. P. Carms, cafeteria; Miss Viola Baxter and Mrs. Mrs. Carl Kryter, special gifts chairmen, and Mrs. A. Jack Tilson of University Heights, publicity chairman. MEDALS FOR CHILDREN Oratorical Contest Saturday Night at Valley Mills. Parent-Teacher Club of Valley Mills will conduct a three-medal oratorical contest for school children at Valley Mills hall Saturday night. Meridian W. C. T. U. will present the medals. Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier, Judge Frank H. Lahr and Zach T. Dungan, Supreme and AppeUate Court clerk, will speak. Kidney and Bladder Weakness Night After Night Thronirli New Magic of AKiLJi Radium In Tablets —Without Drugs. Tert it Vourself. money refunded if it fails To revive the strength, make rich, red blood and help bring back the strength of youth, most amazing results are reported from the ustcT of ARIUM. A prominent resident of Cleveland, 0., writes: "I had been feeling very tired and worn-out for yeors. My circulation was bad and kidneys and liver In bad condition. Often I could not sleep at night, and was very nervous, but can now say I am over with all these ailments. I am 62 years old and I have not felt as well in years as I do today. ARIUM Is all you claim it is, and I hope those who are ill and worn out will give It a fair trial.” Overworked, sluggish kidneys, bladder weakness and similar trouble bring on so many distressing ailments which often lead to serious and perhaps fatal diseases, that every sufferer from lame back, rheumatic twinges, dizziness, pains in the head, sour stomach, irregularity, nervous weakness and lack of VITAL FORCE should start at once to get into his system the marvelous restorative radium power supplied by ARIUM. This produces a vitalizing internal exercise, renewing proper, normal action just as Nature intended. Amazing testimony of physicians and users gives convincing proof of the power of ARIUM to restore health and strength to the sick and afflicted. A multitude of alarming symptoms quickly disappear. You see and feel a truly startling Improvement in yourself each day. The Associated Radium Chemists, Inc., of New York, which supplies druggists with ARIUM, guarantee successful and satisfactory results in every case from Its progressive use or money refunded, and offers $5,000 reward if it falls to prove that a definite quantity of genuine radium is used in its preparation. ARIUM is easy and economical to take and mav now be readily obtained In this city from good druggists such as Hook Drug Stores, Haag Drug Stores, H. J. Huder, Goldsmith's.—Advertisement.

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1 "I "T ■' Dividend Earnings Total End of Payments on on Credit Payments Dividends to data 6 mos. 52.00 .... 52.00 12 mos. 52.00 1.50 105.50 18 mos. 52.00 3.12 .04 160.72 24 mos. 52.00 4.68 .12 217.52 30 mos. 52.00 0.24 .28 276.04 30 mos. 52.00 7.80 .48 330.33 42 mos. 52.00 9.30 .72 398.40 48 mos. 52.00 10.92 1.04 462.36 54 mos. 52.00 12.48 1.40 528.24 00 mos. 52.00 14 04 1.80 590.08 00 mos. 52.00 15.60 2.28 065.90 72 mos. 52.00 17.10 2.80 737.92 78 mos. 52.00 18.72 3.40 812.04 Total 070.00 J 121.08 14.30

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