The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • Page 28

THE WICHITA EAGLE, SmnAY IIQEimiG JUI" 2, 1916 VODS .1 inn i- zzzz I ih- WVI III II I li IMmimiMiRiII Ttrit- Present Policy-holders too, will lilce this Wie mmn -'mm I I I I I LS ill BANK i uMiv ii i jSehind the little Armenian Girl Rescued By Turkish Family After Family if Had Been Massacred By Soldiers. THrift ji Jfyuement Welding Our Specialty) Cast Iron and steel gear wheels or 1 any other parts of broken machin- ery can be repaired perfectly by our Oxy-Acetylene welding. Do not buy new parts. Consult us. Our weld- 1 -XIOTHER NAMED FOR PRICE-? LESS ONE Put aside a definite sum every month in a Savings Account, which will equal, every twelve months, the annual premium on your Hie insurance policy.

Complete and detailed information in regard to this suggestion may be obtained from any. life insurance solicitor in Wichita. The Life Insurance man is working for you let him tell you what he 1 1 ing will save you money. If your automobile cylinders are We own and offer for sale to the conservative investor the following: high-grade tax exempt Municipal Bonds District No. 21, Rice and Ellsworth Counties, 4 Per Cent School Bonds.

$25,000 Arkansas City, Kansas, 4A Per Cent Improve ment Bonds. 7,500 District No. 141, Sedgwick County, Kansas, 4 Per Cent School Bonds. $16,700 District No. 56, Cherokee County, Kansas, 4 Per Cent School Bonds.

8,000 Concordia, Kansas 5 Per Cent Improvement Bonds. 4,000 Kaw Valley Drainage District, 4y2 Per Cent Improvement Bonds. 8,500 Sawyer, Kansas, 434 Per Cent School Bonds. $30,000 Greensburg, Kansas, 4y2 Per Cent Water Works Bonds. Price upon application.

The yield on these bonds varies from 4.3 per cent to 4.5 per cent, which makes a very attractive rate when the tax exempt feature is considered. Write For Full Description. worn, iet us gnnu mem ana matte them as true as new ones. It will After Russians Took Ashkalla Was Again Deserted Now I Finds Refuge and Friends In America. prolong the life of your car, give you greater power and save gas.

We have the best equipped shops in the west and do all kinds of re- I pair work, including automobile I 1 work. "We employ the highest skill- I ed mechanics. 5 knows. a The reputation of this company is I a guarantee within itself that your work will be Jone right. Your i money back if it is not.

Try our service. I 3 SAVINGS CUUBS New York. July 1. Sometimes when little Ankeen Armenagian is alone she "will break into a sing-song1 recital of the awful story of the fate of her family at their home in the town of Ash-kalla, Turkish Armenia, at the hands of Brooks Machine Co. 1 Cor.

Lewis and Wichita Streets. luMiniMiunflffliiiflEffiamunui naranlg8 1Mb ST rest gmpim 'MOUMO FLOOR Lft 11 Vi BEACOWN BLDOfc Wichita, Kansas Have You Tried Sa-tan-ic Gas Saver It's a guaranteed preparation for stables: "My father was killed; My mother was killed; My slsterwas thrown into the river." Ankeen will repeat this bare outline, any one who has read of the recent massacres of the Armenian people jean fill in with terrible over and in a wrapt manner as if she were living again the awful experience she 'went through. Then she will suddenly jshout in Turkish, "Yallan! Yallan!" meaning "It's a lie! It's a lie!" An- 'keen's new friends, the American mis- your AUTO. Removes carbon deposits. Increases your mileage, more nower to motor, more speed, starts easier in cold weather.

It will save you MONEY jeionaries who brousrht her to the Unit onyour GASOLINE bill. Makes your machine last longer. Two ounces in 10 ed States, think the Turkish family -which saved her life taught her to say i 1 I Yallan" at the end of the story they could not stop her from telling. NAME MEANS PRICELESS. gallons of gasoline is a mere FRACTION of COST compared to the expense of having your CYLINDERS cleaned at your GARAGE.

Get a can at your grocers, hardware or garage. If they do not have it on sale, call or phone Sa-Tan-ic Medicine xand Manufacturing 324 Butts Wichita. Ankeen is three years Her name -in English means "priceless." It was her mother's name for her baby, per THE BEST EVER WHAT Don't Fall to Study the Big Half Page Map of or the one her father chose for -his tiny dark-eyed girl. Her face is "sweet but seems a little saddened and aunt Louis Special" BilllouMness and Stomach Trouble "Two years ago I suffered from frequent attacks of stomach trouble and biliousness," writes Miss Emma Ver-bryke, Lima, Ohio. "I could eat very little food that agreed with me and IMF aco became so dizzy and sick at my stom ach at times that I had to take hold of something to keep from fallinir.

fil ing Chamberlain's Tablets advertised 1 decided to try them. I improved rapidly." Obtainable everywhere. Advertisement FINEST, FASTEST, SAFEST Train Fom Wichita to St. Louis Outclasses in Speed and Quality Any Service Ever Mtaintained Between the Two Cities SOLID STEEL THROUGH TRAIN HIGHEST GRADE DINING CAR SERVICE (HARVEY) Stops Only at Large Towns Leaves Wichita 3:35 P. M.

Arrives St. Louis 7:55 Next Morning In Sunday's and hang it Eagle. Cut it out up in a convenient Jier manner is loving. Excepting that her father was a tailor and a Christian, no one knows anything about her. She was found wandering In the de-jserted" streets of Ashkalla the Jast fweek of March by some Armenian sol-diers of the Russian army.

The Russians had driven the Turks from the vicinity of Ashkalla a few days before and the Turkish family-which befriended the child at the time of the massacre her parents and sister must have Tfled in great haste. The soldiers cared -for Ankeen for twoor three days and Jthen took her to the home of the Robert Stapleton, the director of the Amer--ipan schools at Erzroom the principal rity of the region not far away. The Stapleton's home was a rendezvous for refugees. LOST OWN LANGUAGE. Ankeen seemed to have lost her own language and acquired that of the Turks in the short time she had lived "with the family which befriended her, "but the Armenian language is now coming back to her.

Gradually the mis-'Eionary and his wife drew from her the of her family and every kindness was shown to the child. The Staple-tons were then preparing to return to HEIl IEFT SIDE HURT No familv r. 1. 1 a uciier wucuigcnt women Mrs. Laura April I got in bad health my left side hurt all the time.

The doctor medicine didn't seem to do me any good. I had symptoms of Brig-hfs disease. I took two Vintt1j nf XT'I T-u place for ready reference. As you read you can see where the American boys will fight. In case of war with Mexico watch their movements from day to day.

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City. St 11 the United States and rather than leave the orphaned girl to an unknown fate among strangers concluded" to bring her to the United States with them. She arrived at Ellis Island with three other Armenian girls the first week of June. After a few days' delay, the St5-pletons provided the guarantee required by the government In the case ox aepenaent children and the girls were released. Ankeen is now iY tege of Miss Blanche Atkins, a teacher hi tne St.

Cloud, Normal school, -wnose sister was a missionarv in v.r-r AO "FT" np room and who died two years ago of smaapox. Th "priceless one" will remind Miss Atkins of the sisters who died in Armenia. o- CLAIMS CORN HONORS I i i i Mi if ill: 'ill Tr. R. E.

Rnnkle lln narrrsted Ample Supply Swl Corn. El Reno, July 1. Dr. Hunkle claims the honors for raiding sweet corn In this locality, and states that he has harvested an ample supply of sweet corn from his own garden for the past week. Xot only does he claim honors in this respect, but he even goes farther and says that he "Will have ripe cantaloupes within a few days.

He did not say what kind of seed he used in his garden endeavors, nor anything regarding his methods of cultivation, but regardless of this fact, he is entitled to due credit for his successful gardening The best ASSET an oil company can have is its PERSONNEL. That is the reason that Wichita's best investors are FLOCKING to the offices of THE SECURITY OIL GAS COMPANY. VAPMhppneXnbeStA.S?FTiLthf1Cationof the comPany's lease, midway between, the KRAMER and VAKNER wells and nght on the Walnut river. No better territory can or could be secured. Get a map, lookup 33-27-4 for yourself and if this does not SETTLE the question for you, call at our omce at any time and we will be pleased to take you to the field FREE OF CHARGE and SHOW YOU.

niil1 COMMENCES right away. All contracts are let for casing, derricks and shipments started, drillers engaged and we are ready to go. information6 CrdiaIIy invited without obligation on your part, to call in person, write or telephone for further A Comh May Lead To Tuberculosis Distressing and" dangerious complications may follow if yOU It" when so serious a staee is reacJf: any medication employed in 11 ff 7TT a CM A ST1T1 0 ellin IOC at Jr ar BB 1 11 ii (I nar its assimilable con- tent of calcium ciilorid. this prenara. Fully Paid and Nonassessable Authorized Capital $100,000.00 mhV corrective of tV ns rrovert most useful It may he tried with absolute taftv fnta," harmful or habit-forming drugs of any sort At jour drusrgisfs.

aboratoir. Philadelphia Advertisement DIRECTORS ROBERTSON, President Hartford Western Land Co. ANDREW MILLER, Real Estate and Investments C. P. HALE, Mo.

Railroad G. W. CARR, Stocks and Bonds DR. JAS. S.

KELLY A H. GRAVES, Harper, Kansas, Capitalist GEO. T. CUBBON, Ex-Chief-of-PoIice, Wichita First Publication. Saturday.

Julv 1 191R if? for the erpction and completion of sixty by seventy-six foot building, will be received bv IT Clemons. secretary of the school board at Marshall Oklahoma, up to 1 :30 A 19U' at which time said bids will be ojwned. Plans can he secured from Bailev jc-Bailey. Architect. 616 Colcord Bldg Oklahoma City.

or from Clemons. at Marshall. by depoMtln a certified check for 15,00. payable to U. F.

Clemons, to guarantee their prompt return in good condition Each bid must be accompanied bv a certified check, payable to the order of the said U. F. Clemons. for plr cent of the amotint r.f i LAKK, Pres. ANDREW MILLER, Sec-Treas E.

G. ROBERTSON, Vice-Pres. He erutniirv i Jul an evidence of good faith, and a sriiaV-i ill 617 Beacon Building Phone Marlcef MA Wichita, Kansas cmirsMui- uianer will make the bonds that will be required and accepted by the school board and to comply with the Oklahoma statute Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned as soon as the contract is awarded. But the check, of the successful bidder will be held until the work Is completed and accepted. The school board reserves the risrht to reject any or all bids.

By order of the school board. U. F. CLEMONS, Et Secretary..