Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1927 — Page 5

NOV. 18, 1927.

SALE OF SEALS GIVEN SUPPORT IN DISEASE WAR Parent-Teacher Groups to Lend Impetus to Drive for Health. Sale of Christmas Seals in Marion County today was given impetus, when the Federation of ParentTeacher Associations of Indianapolis and the Marion County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations pledged support. Letters urging local associations to discuss anti-tuberculosis work of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association and anti-tuberculosis work financed through Christmas Seals were sent all local parentteacher organizations in Marion County. Radio became a factor in the campaign Wednesday night, when Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the city health board, broadcast the first 6f a series of health education talks over WFBM.

Association Aid Pledged Mrs. Logan G. Hughes and Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, president of the Indianapolis federation and the Marion County association, respectively, pledged their, organizations to support the sale of seals, which begins Thanksgiving day and ends Jan. 1. The Indianapolis federation Christmas seal committee, announced by Mrs. Hughes, includes Mrs. Royal McClain, Mrs. Roger Lawton, and Mrs. C. A. Browne. Mrs. Maxwell named as a committee, representing her organization; Mrs. Charles M. Dawson, Mrs. Henry Goll, and Mrs. C. O. Bucksot. A letter sent to local parentteacher associations said: “Believing that without health no child can be wholly joyous, the par-ent-teacher associations of the city and county this year are lending their strength to support the annual sale of Christmas seals, being carried on by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association.” Morgan Pleads for Aid In his radio address Thursday Dr. Morgan said: of the important advancements made in this campaign and one which has shown results in prevention and cure of many other diseases, as well as tuberculosis, has been stressing by the Tuberculosis Association, in cooperation with other official health agencies, such as our own city board of health, of the necessity for examination by your own physician. In most cases this results in early discovery of disease and cure is possible in the early stages of almost any malady. "These widespread educational programs have done much to lift the resisting power of human beings everywhere. The tuberculosis educational program now is carried on

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He’ll Whittle Bu United Press NEWARK, Ohio, Nov. 18.— Remaining in doubt as to whether President Coolidge will bid for another White House term or return to Vermont "just to whittle” has been dispelled to the satisfaction of W. E. Fulton of Newark. Fulton, good Republican, recently sent the President a pen knife, upon reading of Coolidge’s expression that he planned to “just whittle” when he retired from office. The President promptly thanked FultQp for his thoughtfulness.

by associations in America and twelve other countries. “These programs are financed entirely by the sale of Christmas Seals. Let us see to it in Indianapolis and Marion County that 1928 anti-tuberculosis program shall be financed adequately and generously in the sale of seals and health bonds.” BLAZE ROUTS ROOMERS Fire believed to have originated in defective wires broke out in the attic of a rooming house at 119 E. Vermont St., at midnight Thursday. The blaze was held there. Walter Becker, one of fifteen roomers was awakened by the crackling flames. He aroused George Freemeyer, proprietor, and after calling firemen they awakend the roomers. All dressed and fled to the first floor. Firemen estimated loss at $750.

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fat, A Smart New Stepin Pump . $4.95 Beautiful black patent pump for street or dress wear; trimmed with neat patent bow; elastic gore under bow insures fit; sizes 4 to 8, AA to C widths.

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Children's Neat High Shoes $1.95—52.45 Splendid dress shoes in patent leather, tan or smoked elk; Korry Krome leather soles, guaranteed to give fine service; sizes 5 to 8, $1.95; BVi to 11, $2.15.

Annex Store for Men & Boys Men's All-Wool Slipover Sweaters X *3.95 Qtt- Here is a splendid group of fine allwo°l slipover sweaters in a beautiful assortment °f fancy patterns—both bright and conservative. And they frAniiM* are P r * unusually low! In V-neck .I . and crew Y-neck styles; some have n p re tty designs in rayon. A wide • J choice of smart, wanted color combil j / nations. All sizes from 36 to 46.

Men*s Slipover Sweaters, $4.95 Heavy shaker knit slipover sweaters with crew V neck; heavy rib knit, in two-tone colors. Sizes 36 to 46.

Men’s REAL SILK Socks, 50c Genuine “Real Silk” socks in both plain colors and fancy patterns. Well known for fine service. Sizes 9Vi to 11 Vi. Substandards.

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Misses’ Dress and School Oxfords $2.95 In tan, dull kid or patent leather; trimmed with contrasting leather; solid leather soles and insoles; leather heels; rubber top lift; sizes 11 Vi to 2. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Men*s Fine Quality Shirts, $1.55 A fine assortment of fancy collar-attached and collar-to-match shirts of plain broadcloth; also plain white; 14 to 17.