Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 91, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1925 — Page 8

FORMER EXILE IN FRENCH CABINET Selection of .lospeh Caillanv For Finance Post Causes Sensation Paris. April M—(l’nltnd Pros ;) Joseph Cnlllcmx. who one* 1 was preiu i.'r of Franco and Inior lankly oaoap <i| u firing: tiqmid fur trea.iiti. was today again tin- storm t-r of Fn mil politics while many of the passions of (lie famous "Caillaux affair" were revived anil fanned to vhite heat by the prospect of his return to power. Caillaux accepted the post of mill i.stor of finance in the cabinet tvhich Paul Puinleve was forming, hut the latter was having difficulty in reconciling pis other prospective ministers to the presence in the government of the financial gi nins who only a lew years ago was exiled ns a 1 raltor. fly 2 p m. today it was learned that Painh-ve's difficulties in adjusting his cabinet had become so great that Caillaux might he forced to decline Hie post to save the situation. .As indication of the passion aroused by Caillaux’s return to official life was given by the arrest of a young man who was observed acting suspiciously around the Qua.: d'Orsay this morning. The youth proved to he insane. Inn had a revolver in his possession and when questioned said: "1 came to kill Caillaifx." The young man was lodged in an infirmary. Paris, April Id —(I'nited Press) — "The financial situation of my country is serious.” Joseph Caillaux declared today in his first public utterance since being invited to the post of finance minister in the prospective Painleve cabinet. The I’nited Press sought Caillaux' i reaction to the situation as a storm ' centering about him swept through political quarters today. "Yes, the financial situation is see ious—the economic situation likewise demands attention,'' he declared. “It is useless, however, for peop e to be under any illusion. I am not a magician and I haven’t a conjuring stick. “I can only bring to the government the benefit of my experience, a desire for welfare of my country, entire frankness and complete resolution.'' This was tile statement of the man who since the world war was imprisoned, fried and exiled f r treason. Cary Man Becomes Trustee Os Indiana University Bloomington, Ind.. April id Judge Ora L. Wilderniuth. of” Gary. wiil succeed Hr. S R. Smith of Indianapolis. as alumni trustee of Indiana university, it was announced today. STOMACH REMEBY A FAST SELLER Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Six Thousand Bottles Sold in One New Jersey Town Last Year. Holt house Drug Co., Declares Money Back If One Bottle Doesn’t Make Any Stomach Sufferer Rejoice. At last the way has been found to combine Pepsin v.-itli other corrective stomach agents so that it will do tile most good in the shortest poisible time. Why bother with slow actors when one dessertspoonful of this splendid and pleasant liquid remedy will cause gas, bloating, heaviness, acidity, heartburn or any upset condition of the stomach to speedily vanish. And why should any man or woman suffer another Hour with indigestion or any stomach misery when the remedy that acts almost instantly cau be easily procured? But there is more to say about this remarkable remedy—something that will interest thor/ianils of < ( scpoiiident people. Dale's Mentha Pepsin not only quickly relieves stomach distress, but it also conquers stubborn indigestion, dyspepsia and gastritis, and puts an cud to dizziness, nervousness, headache, sleeplessness and despondency which distressing troubles are nearly always caused by chronic stomach disturbance. Dare’s Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to take, has a delightfully refreshing taste i*ind after it has put your stomach in a clean and healthy condition, just notice how much better you look and feel, for besides correcting stomach disorders this supremely good remedy that The Holthouse Drug Co., and druggists everywhere guarantee, is n fine tonic that builds you up and makes you work with vim. eat wit.i relish and sleep soundly.

| The People’s Voice DOPE TRAFFIC AMONG CHILDREN Uy Kathleen Norris , i One iif lie illo .i alarming pt-ii' in the coiintr), which tins (mine upon u.i sudilnely and may completely undermine American civilization in a shun lime, is the drug truffle that is -pi calling among the children. Do you believe lhal il is possible i Dial your i lillilreu and mine, good ( and naughty, hungry ami funny unit tlresunie school children of the great * esi country iii ilie world, ar»- drug f lii-rnls? | If you don't and I see that you t don't--why don’t yon? Do you know that they are not? Anyway, whether you and I laugh laughs of motherly confidence and | scorn, or whether we get a little in-, digtiant ai the mere question, our! , government isn't laughing about it! | Our government is going to issue j sn,nun.imii pamphlets ot warning about ' it- 50,000, 000- so that one will fall j - into the hands of almost every other! person in the I’nlon. Senator Capper! . introduced the bill about these pamphlets into the senate, ami Hep--1 rt m illative Bong worth in Die house ' they are not laughing about it. There is an International Narcotic ; Education association, with Richmond Pearson Hobson at its head, and it is working night ami day. l passionately, furiously, prayerfully,! to get the horrible, the unbelievable, the frightening facts about American' school children and heroin before you and me. Notice that word ‘‘education.’’ That is the secret. If we cun warn our children in time, they are safe. But for Cod's sake warn yours today! Call them up now — this minute. Separte them lor a few minutes I from the game or the sporting section or whatever they are doing. Ask them if any hoy or girl lias ever. ! spoken to them at school of '‘heroin,” if any friend has ever suggested that | they trip P. just once. "for. the fun?" 1 if you know the facts, and talk to Captain Hobson as 1 did. you would realize that the chances are that your girl or boy has already had that experience. | This thing hag come upon us suddenly, like a lion out of a jungle. Heroin is a drug. | It causes, like many other coaltar derivatives, physical, moral and mental decline. The young i>eople | who use it degenerate and die comparatively young. The police head of a large city attributed more than 95j per cent of all violent ciinies over a| space of five years to its use, and ! 100 per cent of all murders. It makes a hoy feel arrogant, self-! satisfied, and above all. lawless. An inevitable effect is the making of rebels, lawbreakers, Captain Hobson told me. The addict feels indepen-! dent, nobody can control or direct I him. and a part of His self-satisfuc- j tion is to draw other hoys in. This is the danger. A carrier! pigeon could easily convey 500 doses* of tlie ding, it call lie manufactured almost anywhere, a week's use makes an addict, and an -addict is always a gainer of other addicts. To tight this new horror, this galloping social evil in our midst, is go 1 ing to take all that we have of courage, organization, and effort. It is no imaginary and hysterical alarm, it is a very real and present danger; worse ihan Huns, worse than "tin." worse than anything we have ever faced. It must iic stopped instantly, completely. And there is only one way to slop it. Kiliu atimi. Educate the children. Some years ago a mother l know 1 was fussing about the safety of au! eight-year-old boy. He could paddle. l I hut lie mustn’t fall off the pier. He I could help with the honnre, Dut ne. j mustn’t go too near. He could havej candy, but too much would make him sick, and so on. After awhile the little hoy said seriously and silently: “Mom, you know Lids are pretty careful. They don’t want to die!” And lie was right. Children don’t want to die. The moment we convince them that heroin is a form of misery and death, that the child who introduces it is irresponsible,That lie must be weeded out like a child with seal let fever or leporsy, then there is no more danger. fur that particular child. Warn them about the first temptation. It is a mild temptation, after all —nobody wtitits drugs, before lie tries them. Somebody dares him to .jump off the porch roof, and he jumps. Somebody dares him to stay under water halt a minute, and he nearly suffocates himself Ail that is pait of boyhood, of "fun.” Ami then some schoolmate suggests that lie sniff a white powder—your good little freckled honest unsuspecting boy. And why not? He grins, blinks, “It makes you feel funny,” he admits, uualarmed. "You like it better the next time,” says tHe little distributer, following his aborted, malignant instinct just as your hoy is following his healthy curious one. And one more lit tie life goes down toward the blackness and the pit. For heroin addicts are almost all in- . curable. i Tin's is a tru estory about a father - ami His boy. The father is an educator, and lie was indignant when he i was asked if heroin had gained any • victims, and made any headway in his school. t He called up his own fine, 15-year- ; old son. a good scholar, prominent - on the school eleven, and the hoy an- . sv.ered some questions openly and < Lankly perhaps a shade too readily 'and brightly, and arrogantly. Anyi way, the investigator's suspicions .. were aroused, and he followed the >, matter up a litlte. it The boy was a recent victim, him,i self, and was dealing in heroin among his schoolmates at the time. Now he t

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i Ins had a "nervous breakdown.” and if far away from the school, and ' they think they may have him, for there is a strong character there., and some will-power left. Women's clubs and parent-teacher d'.itis and church organizations are going to be urged to t ike up this work instantly- and it is simple work. The making of the poison cannot tie stopped, nor can the distributers always he found. Drugs prompt secrecy and duplii ity even in stupid persons. I But we can get hold of the children. and cun tell them in so many ' words tl.ut a danger worse than any dr icon, any armed enemy, any illness or misfortune is lurking close beside him, ami that it has a recogI nisable form, and that it cannot harm them unless theiy first harm themselves by accepting it. Drugs produce dreams — sensually sweet and restful at first, and quickly mating real life seem the dream. Then, usually in a few months, comes tile agony of hunger for heavier drugs. The little fiist doses | won't work any more, and every | fibre of the poisoned system is | screaming for fresli dreams and fresh oblivion. The difficulties in geeting narcotics, the cost and the secrecy are all a part of the agonies of this bewildered, headachy, physically and mentally wretched period. ! And then comes the honibel de- ! pression, when all life is seen twisted I and wrong, w hen normal happy men ami women, living and loving, tabling country walks, trimming Chriat- ’ r.ua.' trees, are like the figures In a distorted and endless nightmare. Every law of soul and body has been outraged, and we have produced one more wholly lawless young person, so he a social menace for the remainder of his or her shortened life. Self-destruction, as a nation, could hardly take a quicker nr more deadly form. Our one hope of coping witii this evil is that it is so new. For it multiplies itself by leaps and hounds, and spreads secretly in I>l ices where we feel it least likely to find its way. We concern ourselves vitally with the sensational cases that are too late. When drink, or drugs or degeneracy, or sheer viciousness—or all combined tiring a horror story to the front pages of the' newspapers, we are all full of theories about punishments and justice and right and wrong. Here is our chance to go straight to tlie cause and source of unmitigated misery of vice and harm without a shred of excuse. Talk about drugs—about this new

Neglect Breeds Disaster IF you neglect your teeth you will suffer for it—and I the longer you put off your trip to your dentist, the harder it will be. If you neglect your bank account, sooner or later you suffer for it—and the longer you neglect it, the more vou will regret it. Tarsi'Nqtioncp Bqxik Capitol and Surplus *120,000.00 •Decatur, Indi^xi^

peril of heroin. Tell your laundress, she may not read English well, or have time for reading. Bring it up jt the club. Uet these promised j pamphlets, and help to circulate 'them. Talk, above all. to children; to your Sunday school class, to th° children who come into your giftI ship, to your employer’s children, if , ihe happens to have some. The use a drug, a deadly drug, is spreading | 'among tlie children of America. They only have to realize what it j is, to stamp it out once and for all. | They are our army of defense, our; shock troops—these little girls and , boys. j Do your share to mobilize them. And do it—TODAY. Heroin. I have heard much lately about heroin. Can you tell us something | about it ? As mother and grandmother to several children 1 am much interested -and worried. (Mrs. H. J. A.) Answer—Heroin is the diacetyl-aeid-tester of morphinet It is a drug which physicians have repeatedly declared unnecessary for any legitimate medicinal purpose. If the judgment of the medical profession weie accepted amt the possession of heroin made j felony, it would be comparatively easy to stamp out the heroin habit, whieli now gets many a boy. SEPTEMBER 15 EO 19 ARE DATES FOR GREAT NORTHERN IND., FAIR Continued from Page one liannon’s experience and his connec- ; lion with other associations, th'ere is | no doubt that the 1925 fair will excel I all otiiers. He has promised to keep ; in touch with tlie people through this ! paper and within a short time the 1 Daily Democrat will publish the program and the features which will include night celebrations, excellent race;, exhibits and every thing necesI sary. Bat Hip main tiling about it is that j the lease is closed and the dates fixed. September 15 to 19 inclusive. Tell ; your friends, plan to attend and let’s make it another Old Home Coming. c Owensville. — A one-cent fine was assessed against Russell I.inxwiller, 32. charged with assault and battery in the Hogging of Fred Jones, 23, who is said to have run away with I.inxwiller's wife.

Give Instructions For Holding Primary Elections Indianapolis, April l« — The state election hoard began distributing instructions today to local officials i lliroughout the stale on conducting the primary election under the 1925 law. Chief among the instrutcions are, that the primary election officials are to be named by the republican and democratic city chairmen and not by the city councils as the case lias been heretofore. Local officials were also being notified that in cities of the first and second class voting in the primary election May 5 will automatica'.ly register the elector for the fall election. ' o — Cary. — Residents of Gary are quite' talkative. According to a report of the telephone company they average 57.0rtrt calls a day. SKINNY MEN Gain Founds in 30 Days or Get Your Money Back. Doctors and good pharmacists know that Cod Liver Oil is full of vitamines that make flesh, create appetite, builds j up the power to resist disease and imis good solid flesh on skinny men mil women. But it's horrible lasting staff ind every day fewer people are taking! it. for doctors are prescribing and' people are fast learning that they an get better results witii McCoy's| Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, | which Tlie Holthouse Drug Co., and: druggists all over the country are having a tremendous demand for. One woman gained 10 pounds in: 22 days and if any skinny man or; woman can’t put on 5 pounds in 30 days, your druggists will gladly refund the purchase price. Be sure and get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets—6o tablets—6o cents.

Ready to receive Visitors— Suits Received Since Easter. If you didn’t purchase your Spring suit tor ra . Faster then lx- sure that it wasn't in Decatur I before Faster. On Sunday. April 12th, Hi is stock looked as jrjipr' tlio’ a storm had struck it. JF'J J'/ Bv noon, Monday the 13th—the sun canv (7 i i r\ out again and we unpacked a complete new stock I , \ so that the men who 1 came after Faster wouldn I —j I) \ feel as tlio’ they had come “After the Ball. V j I . NF W ! FHFS II ! j./ jj / MICHAELS-STERN SPRING MODELS '-rtAI $20.00 "■ $32.50 Radiant Neckwear Red Sox New Shirts. Tefuri/T-My&CA Go J BEiTER CLOTHES FOR L£SS J MONEY-ALWAYS" • DECATIJR • INDIANA • /

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