Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1925 — Page 4
STOMACH AGONIZED PEOPLE-- I ACCEPT THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG COMPANY OFFER TODAY
Says Money Cheerfully Ke funded if One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha 1 Pepsin Doesn't Stop Gas, Indigestion or Any Distressing Stomach Trouble.
Injudicious cat lug causes acute in digestion, gae, acidity, heavineas and sour stomach—soiuetiineg Um distend cd stomach causes that dreadful feel ing of near suffocation. Isn’t it worth something to know of z a remedy that will stop this distress in a few minutes quicker than any thing else you can think of. This is no common stomach remedy for it took years of time to combine Pepsin with Menthol and the other effective agents that make Dare’s Mentha L’epsin so good that the worst cases of indigestion and gastritis and other chronic stomadh ailments are speedily oyrcome and the most bad ly deranged stomachs are made clean, •strong and healthy.
JURY SELECTED ■ TO TRY FETTERS Jurors Visit Scene Os Moyer .Murder Near Rockford, ()., Tuesday Selection of a jury to bear the trial j of the State of Ohio vs. George Fetters of Celina. Ohio, was completed in the: common pleas court at Wapakoneta. Ohio. Tuesday afternoon, after 72 I prospective jurors had been examined Eight men and four women compose ■ the jury. Soon alter the jury had been eui panneled. the attorneys moved that the jurors be taken to Mercer county Io visit the scenes of the crime, and to familiaorize themselves with the Moyer farm where Edward Moyer, for whose deatli Fetters is being tried, was murdered in August. 1922. Throughout the proceedings the de fendant, George Fetters, single, has' sat at the tables, apparently deepli interested in the selection of men and women who are to determine his fate About him are seated his mother and other women relatives. He did not accompany the jurors to Celina. Jesse Smelzer and James Fetters.■ imth serving terms in the reforma tory at Mansfield for implication in the murder of Edward Moyer. Mer <er county farmer, for which crime George Fetters, their cousin, is on t>/al tliis week, were brought to Wa
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t You can get one bottle of Darn's d Mentha and if after you take I It you do not say it did your stomach more good than anything you *>ver 1 used before, your money will tie waiting for you. This is a straightforward '• offer and is so understood by The Holtbouso Drug Co., and every druggists everywhere. This delightful and effective elixir >' not only gives Instant relief from ga». 1 fullness, acid stomach and distress *’ after eating, but taken regularly for s a short time will turn your weak, run 1 down stomach into a strong, healthy I one able to perform its duties with ’ out help. It ends indigestiou, gastritis, catarrh . of the stomach and does it in a stir prisingly short period of time.
pakoncta Monday as witnesses in t Im> I George Fetters case. They were ac I Icompanicd by G. W. Woodring, tield , | officer of tlie institution, who left .them in the custody of Sheriff Marion I Vermillion until after the trial when they will be returned to Mansfield. — o | LIVED WITH HER FATHER I 14 YEARS AS HIS WIFE j Chicago. May 28 — Mrs. Josie Rand. 32. today told Assistant j State's Attorney Joseph Nicolai 1 that she had just discovered that 1 the man with whom she had been | Jiving for If years and to whom I site had borne live children is her I own father and that she was born I of an illicit union between Josef I Rand and his sister-in law in Po- I land. I Rand. 65. a barber, left his wife I n Poland 14 years ago, lite girl as- | sorted. She came, with him. think- I ing lie was her uncle. The man's 1 legal wife followed recently and in- I formed Josie that she was Rand's I daughter through the wife's own I sister, a woman named Sehlem in I Poland. ■ Authorities called in Rand for I examination. I o I Newcastle. — “I have but one re- 1 gret," said Alvin Hilligoss. Greenfield I taxi driver, convicted of manslaught- I er at Newcastle, -when hy was taken 1 to tlie Indiana State Prison to start I a two to fourteen year sentence. “I I hate to leave myfriends in the county I jail.” I
DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925.
'REVIVAL DRAWS MAHY PERSONS I j Interesting And Successful Services Being Heid At Church Os God A good sized crowd attended the ic vivid services lust night. - that are I being hold at the Church of God in | this city. The attendance has been in creasing ear hnight. The Rev. Smit ley d< liven'd Ihe sermon last night. His subject was. "Be Nut Deceived, God Is Not Mocked.'’ The talk was stirring anti three persons came to the altar. The singing at the meetings lias been one of the principal features. M’ss Doely Cook and Miss Veda Hawking have been arranging the songs ami tlie special singing lias been oi - -
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gli al beactU to Hmhw piutwmt Tonigia. lh» paefor of <b'’ DevjUtr leburch will deliver Hie sermon. He > will Iw'e Cor Ina sttbjeei. ' I’lU htng | Toward* sodom." Others will t I fietn Hmo to time during the week i mid Reverend E. A. Ball, the iiiiniur. who is in charge of I Ito mootings, j nays that the church extends a cerdial iiivitHtion io all perwuH to <onte[ any or all night l ' aud bung u friend i —o ——— Secret policemen To Stop Traffic Violalors Warsaw, hid, May 28 (United Preaal—The Warsaw city council at the auggestion <>f Councilman Walter Kinlzel is considering action looking to the apoiutiueut by tlie mayor of 25 secret voluteer policemen who will be delegated to rigidly enforce the' new traffic oniiiiauce here. I tie point ed out that speeding is an uninterrupted past time on the part oi many Warsaw automobile drivers. Il would
ho the duty of tt'c 26 secret police men to "stop" (he violators of the traffic and aiatc automobile laws, teport the caseyi to the mayor, wirn would summon t^ o vjolalQjfi hefon him and reprimand or tine them r o r* — Thomas Roberts Is Dead ImUunapolia. May 28 Word was I received til the state house of Urn death of Th.uuiaa Roberta, fotmer | chairman of the state iudiiHtriiil I boaiil. Roberta resigned a year ago xiid went we.st. He was formerly a Ido- county chairman of the republican organ lion. —■ -o-»» ——- - Hawkins To Remain In Jail Until Next Week Imliiuapolis, May 28. — Morton Hawkins, load company organizer, charged with fraudulent use of the mails will reiuhin in jail here until flm first of the week it was made cer-
tain today. Hu attorney J J bal allette tailed - to appear before Judge Balizell in ' court today to arrange for bail. Judge, | Baltzoll will leave the city toinor- [ row to spend the day at his former home in I’riucelou. — i—
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