Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 270, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1927 — Page 7

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RQTARIANS TO GO TO FT. WAYNE District Conference There —ISOO Are Expected. Du United Pres* FT. WArNE, Ind., Feb. 16.—The twenty-second birthday of Rotary International will be observed by Indiana Rotarians at a district conference here Feb. 21-22, according to plans announced here today. More than fifteen hundred Hoosier Rotarians and their wives are ex accted to attend the two-day meetng. / Paul P. Harris, Chicago, who, with :PSBM SALTS LIKE LEMONADE M?de Pleasant with Grape and Lemon Acids

A tablespoon of VEpsonade Salts' 1 n a glass of cold water the next iiiie you feel constipated, bilious or joadachy will give you all the perect action on the bowels of a dose f plain Epsom Salts but without the wful taste and nausea. Taken beore any meal, it acts in an hour. Ask for “Epsonade Salts,” which osts only a few cents a package at drug store. Even children glady take this wonderful discovery of Che America!) Epsom Assn. —Adverissment. TOPS COUGHING—VERY QUICKLY EFFECTIVE •Here is the basic reason why, About opiates or chloroform, ’oiey’s Honey and. Tar Compound tops coughs so quickly and heals the stressing cause. Because it com ncs the curat!’, •• virtues of pure no Tar and i ii.ar healing in- - iutts, togei’.v the mollify--g demulcent o!. 1 > f clear frqsh Toney—a valivtb' < anbiijatioh. ’oughs and tV. -vjrritatioi.sl ronchial and ‘‘.ltd’ ughs, croup pasmodic) and trciddcsonte night oughs are quickly controlled by ’oley's Honey and Tajs. The name ells the story. Ask for it. Hold ev-

We are pleased to announce thai-> Mr. John P. Collett f is now affiliated with the Fletcher American Company in the capacity of manager of the investment analysis and statistical department. Banks, estates, and individuals with investment accounts are offered the opportunity of using this service in balancing their investments, and outlining an investment program. The Fletcher American Company offers a complete investment service. Our analysis service is without charge to our clients. ' ✓ 7 Mealier American Coimpanif DETRQIT INDIANAPOLIS LOUISVILLB . e Affiliated tvttb THE FLETCHER AMERICAN ’ NATIONAL BANK

three other Chicago business men. founded the organization twenty-two years ago, will be one of the principal speakers on the program, as will Harry H. Rogers, San Antonio, Texaas, president of Rotary International. William R Barr, Bluffton, district governor of Rotary, will preside. GUARD WEEDS FUNDS Board Proposes to Build Own Armories in State. The need for increased appropriations to carry on its building program throughout the State, was stressed in a statement today by the Armory board of the Indiana National Guard. The board pointed out that the average appropriation for the country is S9O per guard member, but that in Indiana the average is $54. The difference in these figures is brought about by inadequate housing ! facilities for the guard, the Armory board maintains. “The State pays’' approximately SIOO,OOO annually for rental of armories unsuited to the purpose,” the statement leads. “The board proposes a year by building its own armories.” COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS Meridian Hill Group Holds Annual Stockholders’ Meeting. C. Willis Adams, 1452 N. Alabama St.; Fred A. Likely, 3145 Washington Blvd., and Benjamin C. Stevenson, 718 E. Fifty-Seventh St., were elected to the board of directors cf i the Meridian Hills Country Club at ; the annual stockholders’ meeting j Monday night at the Marott. New members of the committee on admissions: Dr. O. N. Torian of 1802 N. Talbott St.; Dr. G. W. Seaton of 2105 N. Capitol Ave., and Mrs. George i A. Kuhn of 4290 N. Meridian St. Dick Nelson was designated golf professional for the coming season. The directors will choose officers at a dinner Monday evening at the clubhouse, it.was announced. AW UNWELCOME SIGN! 'Twins Harbinger of Spring, but Not for 'Coal Dealer’s Wife. What she believes to £eP a true | harbinger of spring was reported by | Mrs. C. H. Wilcken, 132 Johnson I Ave. Mrs. Wilcken saw- two r obins. | She declared she wasn’t so highly ■ elated as one might presume. “My ; husband is a coal dealer,” she ex- ; plained. JEWISH .SPEAKER COMING Dr. Elias Wattacberg of New York will rprak on “Jewish Colonization in Soviet Russia” Wednesday even!:vv at Ifresses Israel Synagogue, likl-rs S. Meridian St. Dr. Wattenlur.'j was one of the few American delegates at the World Congress for furthering Jewish colonization in Soviet Russia, held at Moscow last November. y Algerian natives strengthen and fatten the humps on their camels by ''.'■•T'vtr them the ptones of dates.

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CHICAGO —A child's bracelet, believe*} to have come from the Russian crown jewels, will be auctioned off here March 8, according to Anthony Czarnecki, collector of internal revenue. The bracelet con-; tains two rows of seed pearls ancl a row of diamonds. SPRINGFIELD, lll.—The State of Illinois breathes easily again. Its breath was bated by a worm, a common, lowly worm. Farmers thought the worm was the destructive corn borer —and that , might have meant great financial loss to them—but State Entomologist VV. P. Fluff decided it was only a smart weed borer. NEW YORK Henry Krenezel started to lower himself by means of a rope and a ladder from the roof of a twelve-story apartment house to see Ills sweet heart. Lottie, a house maid, had given Henry the gate, but he was persistent. Police who Interfered say if he had trusted his weight to the rope it would have broken and lie would have been killed. * PATERSON, N. J— No longer may radio fans who time in on Station hear the latest

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wisecrack on Andrew Volstead, William Upshaw, or any other good conscientious “dry.” Prohibition jokes have been barred by the O’Dea Temple of Music, owners of the station. NEW YORK —The American society for the control of cancer has set out to decide once and for all whether gentlemen really do prefer blondes. Winifred Barry, picked the most beautiful blonde in this city, is competing with Natalia Browning, called the most beautiful bsunetie, in the sale of tickets for a dance as part of a drive to raise a $1,000,000 endowment fund. GENOA, Colo.—Fire broke out in the home of W. L. Jackson, in which there were four cases of measles. Townspeople ran into the house to save the family and all were exposed to the measles. - % CHICAGO -.Two bandits held up Edward Hirscli, proprietor of a dog store, and stole a chow valued at $75 and a hull pup valued at SSO. GREENWICH. Conn.—After one 6cuple had been married by an assistant police judge here at 3 a. m.. another couple came to the judge and announced that they. too. wanted to have the knot tied. Both the deputy town clerk, who issued the

licenses, and the judge were routed out of bed. SARANAC LAKE, N. V.—The local epidemic of mumps has spread to the cats and dogs of the community with devastating results. BAYONNE, N. J.—Dry agents who raided tv/o 100-gallon stills here were casually Informed by Abe Bloom. 20, arrested as the operator.

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that he was paying his way through college by wholesale distilling. f HARRISON, N. J.—The health department, which sent out notices to parents advising them to have their children take the Shick test, used in diphtheria, received a pbsitivc refusal from one mother. She raid she had read the book and seen tljo play and did not approve of it.

FREE DANCE RECITAL A public dance recital will be held by the South Side Turners In Turners Hall, Prospect St. and Madison

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