Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1931 — Page 5

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RED CROSS TO OOOST FUND DY RADIO PROGRAM Appeal for Cash to Relieve Drought-Stricken to Go on Air Tonight. Tonight at 9:30 the ether waves of Indianapolis and vicinity will clarion a plea for the Red Cross drought relief fund over station WKBF. A musical program, with Meretilth Nicholson, Hoosler author, as master of ceremonies, is being sponsored by Indianapolis newspapers In behalf of drought sufferers in Indiana and the nation. Nineteen Indiana counties now •re being aided by the Red Cross. $72,000 Is City’s Goal With $72,000 as the city’s quota, the Red Cross fund here reached 57,889.85 at noon today, when $1,514 in contributions had been received at headquarters in the World War Memorial building, 77 North Meridian streec Arthur V. Brown, director of the local appeal, and Monsignor Francis H. Gavisk arc among the speakers on tonight's program. All listeners will have ar opportunity to telephone their contributions to station WKBF during the program Program Announced Musical selections, artists and entertainers on the program are: Harp Ensemble—" March Majestic" Chalmers Louise Schellschmidt Koehne. Mrs. Arthur Oberholtzer. Mrs. Albert McCain Gaunt. Hoprano Solo—"Sierament". . . MacDermid Hooianv Sons—"Mirl Dye” 'Mother Mine) Herman Lohr Mrs. Arnold Spencer. Mr-;. Dorothy Knight Greene, accompanist. Schubert Quartet—" Quartet From „ R-lgoletto” English Words—"One Morn If T Remember" ' Volga Boat Song" 'arr. hv Moore) Mrs. .lames Cowry. Mrs. Glenn O Frlermood, Stephen Badger, Fred .refry. Violin Solo- By Marie Dawson Morrell; Mrs. Frank T. Edenhart, accompanist. Bass Solo—To be announced. Instrumental Trio-" The Argonauts" Barnhouse Ttaymond Oster. cornet: Emsley Johnston Jr., cornet; Anita Wan- _ deli Bell, piano. Soprano Solo--Charlotte Liebcr. Barytone Solo—Mardo Koehn, crooner over „ , KMOX. violin and Piano—" First Movement. Sonata in G” Rubenstein Hush McGibeny, Momar Cramer. Harp Ensemble "Gavotte From Amryvillis” fold French'. Louise Schellschmldt Koehne, Mrs. Arthur Oberholtzer, Alberta Mc- _ , Cain Gaunt. Solo—Annabelle Chambers, "blues" singer. $4.56 Brings Term MARION, Ind., Jan.* 23.—Winchell Casey, 30. who rjeCfrned $4.56 he stole, was sentenced to serve one to ten years in the state reformatory when he pleaded guilty to grand larceny in superior court.

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Henry M. Robinson (above) banker of Pasadena, Cal., an intimate friend of President Hoover, may become secretary of the treasury in the spring. Washington reports have it that Secretary Andrew Mellon's resignation will be accepted after congress adjourns March 4, and Robinson is believed to be President Hoover's choice to succeed him.

ALEC FRANCIS ENDS COUGH QUICK, PLEASANT WAY

Doctors Now Show Talkie Stars How to Relieve Colds Instantly to Avoid Ruining Sound Film In making talking pictures, Alec B. Francis no longer dreads to face the sensitive microphone. Like scores of otheij Hollywood stars and hundreds of Indianapolis people, he has found how easily one can get rid of a cold or cough through quick use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Mr. Francis has played leading character roles in many of the greatest sound productions. Recently he contracted a severe chest ce 1 . which worried him considerably. His voice was hoarse and there was always the danger of coughing or sneezing while the sound film was being recorded. “A pleasant spoonful of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,” he says, “brought almost immediate relief. Coughing and sneezing stopped and my hoarseness cleared up. That night I sleeep comfortably without coughing, and in just a day or so* the cold was completely gone.” In Indianapolis homes, as in Hollywood. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is the first thought for colds. Cough syrups

POLICE DULLET FAILS TO HALT DANDIT GUNMAN Radio Squad Pursues Filling Station Robber, Who Makes Escape. In three holdups early today bandits took $137, and following one job the bandit escaped only after pursuit by a police squad, during which a shot from a policeman’s gun failed to stop the fugitive. The gunman held up Clarence Ophey, 2954 North Gale street, attendant at a Hoosier Pete filling station. Twenty-second street and Capitol avenue, and took Sl7. As Ophey’s alarm was broadcast over police radio. Sergeant Dan Cummings’ squad was parked at Twgpty-first and Illinois streets, where the sergeant had entered a store to report to headquarters. Three patrolmen in the machine heard the description of the bandit and saw a man a block distant, who ran when he noticed the police car. In the chase that followed, near Twenty-second and Illinois streets, Patrolman Harry O’Meara got one shot at the gunman, but missed. A bandit surprised Kenneth

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Siford, 28. of 906 Villi* avenue, cashier, and Ernest Roth, 21, of 2871 North Dearborn street, attendant, at a Producers’ oil station, Massachusetts avenue and Tenth street, while they were checking the night’s receipts early this morning. The bandit took SIOO and fled north on Cornell avenue. A bandit followed Harry D. Wood, 1248 High street,•> manager, into a Standard grocery at Belmont avenue and Morris street this morning and robbed him of S2O. Henry E. Arnold, 24, of 1645 North

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Alabama street, attendant at a Sinclair filling siation, Pratt street and Capitol avenue, surrendered $25 to a bandit pair Thursday night, and a short time later the same gunmen took $35 frem Madison Siler. | 837 North Delaware street. Sinclair attendant at Indiana avenue and , Locke street. W. O. Simpson. 935 East Mary- j land street, hired to guard premises of F. R. LeMasters. 615 Tecumseh place, where prowlers have been seen several times, shot one in the shoulder Friday night.

Countless Thousands of Indiana Stomach and Liver Sufferers Eagerly Receive Public Statement of Former Health Commissioner Regarding New .IZ SARGON

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DR. WALTER R. GEORGE, M. D., who heartily advises Sargon to the people of Indianapolis and says“l do this because I KNOW the beneficial ingredients of which Sargon is composed." “I consider it nothing short of my public duty to openly and heartily endorse Sargon—l am taking it myself,” declares Dr. Walter R. George, Eminent Health Commissioner of Marion County for many years.

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MRS. J. C. BROWN Years of Inward Trouble End as Sargon Brings Tingling New Energy Many a woman right here suffers in silence with a puzzling ailment—just as did Mrs. J. C. Brown, of Omaha, Neb., who says: “For 5 long years I suffered with indigestion, pains in my back and sides, severe constipation. Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills helped me so much, I never felt better in my life."

Minister Profoundly Praises the Infinite Goodness of Sargon Straight From the Heart Come the Happy Words of Regained STRENGTH, Resound Happiness That Sargon Brought to This Suffering Preacher of the Methodist Church.

“Following a severe attack of bronchitis, I became badly run down,” stated Rev. Chas. E. Auger, 1803-2 ave., Spokane, Wash. “Food disagreed with me. Appetite very poor. I hardly knew what it meant to get a night of sound, restful sleep. I seemed to lose weight and strength continually. Liver was inactive and I was subject to dizzy spells. “My present fine condition I owe to Sargon. I eat heartily, my food agrees with

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- -Sincere Test Order Made to Our Readers-

■ No man, woman or child can enjoy living when ■ they don’t look, feel and sleep well. Any one can ■ now obtain a package of this wonderful Sargon medicine, that physicians such as Dr. George, above, I speak so highly of, to try in one's own case, on this most liberal offer and written guarantee. Sargon must start to put your system in such improved condition that you fairly tingle with new j • pep and energy—BY THE VERY FIRST SPOONFUL I I —or you may return the partly used package and 1 have every pennr back!

Feel invigorated, glad-to-be-alive as Sar- | gon drives out in the natural way the poisonous “Toxins” that cause sleepless nights, lazy appetite, headaches, and a heavy dragged-out feeling. Like many other prominent physicians here who have been expressly retained to examine the Sargon formulae for the benefit of our readers, the eminent Dr. Walter R. George, M. D., sees in this astounding medicinal triumph a timely aid to thousands of ailing Indiana sufferers. Dr. George Explains Who Should Take SARGON j ‘Pale, tired out, skinny, ; poor-of-blood people harassed by simple anemia should rejoice in new-found strength, keen, hearty appetite, increased weight and all-day pep. Sufferers with dizzy spells, sour stomach, acidity, heartburn, belching, headaches, foul taste, bad breath, bloating, gas and constipation, may look forward to happy days as the Sargon formula wakes up the sleepy liver to secrete the precious bile, that tends to prevent putrefaction, aid digestion and prevent constipation. Sargon helps to make you look better, feel better. eat better and sleep better. I am taking it myself.”

You see, you take no risk in trying Sargon, so there is now no reason to wait. Give yourself the benefits of Sargon—today—just as millions of othera have done in the past. Sargon is the latest triumph of the most amazing man in the history of medicines —over 85,000,000. bottles of medicine introduced by him. have been sold! < Sargon is Bold with this guarantee by: Walgreen Drug Stores Sargon Soft Mass l’ills are a necessary part of Sargon Treatment. They should be taken daily in connection with %rgon until regularity of bowels is established, I

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DAVID 8. BEEKMAN Food Soured in Stomach, Now Eats With Keen Heart; Appetite Not only that, but Mr. Beekman has gained 7 pounds and feels just fine again. He says: “Since I started on Sargon I am like a different man. If I have an ailment I don’t know what it is. I feel as well and strong as I did 25 years ago.” If you are miserable with gas from wastes that putrefy in your colon, learn l>y the experience of this man. Let Sargon help you.

me, weight has Increased 8 pounds and I am vigorously strong again.” Asa further comment on the remarkable statement of Rev. Auger, Dr. C. E. Young, M. D., formerly fellow New York Academy of Medicine, retained to give his opinion, declares: ‘‘Sargon helps bring the ailing body back to a more animated stage by aiding the action of the overloaded kidneys, the sluggish liver, the constipated bowels, and enriching the blood of those in the clutches of simple anemia.”

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