Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 30 November 1926 — Page 3

PROSECUTION IN HALL-MILLS CASE HINTS AT MISTRIAL ( coxtixi'ed from wwei least should be Interested in, — .” Courtroom, Somerville, N. J„ Nov. ,3V.-- (United Press)—The state today began Its attempit to establish the good reputation of Mrs. Jane Gibson, tbe woman who appeared so dramatically on a sick bed and was the state’s star witness in the Hall-Mills murder trial. But the opening report met rebuff. Th efirst charaetpr witness called by the state, was temporarily excluded frt>m testifying became his acquaintance with Mrs. Gibson was to olong ago to be pertinent. The second. Dr. J. H. Cooper, when asked as to Mrs. Gibson's reputation for veracity answered: "Um-ugi-Not so good.”

\ There will be n meeting of Decatur Boy Scouts at the Industrial rooms at 7 o'clock tonight. All members of the local troop ate askhd to attend. Scoutmaster There wUI be a meeting of the Junior Boy Scout t at the old Gymnasium Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. A! membeta are urged to attend the meeting. Masonic. Meeting Tonight A meeting of the Masonic lodge will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at the hall. The Fellowship degree will be conferred. A good attendance is desired. o Enemies Os Direct Primary Laying Pl3ns Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 30. — (United Press) —Enemies of the direct primary in Indiana today are preparing to wage a figtff against the system in the next session of the state leg islature. Senator C. Oliver Holmes, of Gary, former champion of the direct primary system, is the latest to announce his intention of supporting a measure for furthering of the convention system. Holmes declared the direct primary system had been given a fair test and found to be unsatisfactory. He said he would favor return to the convention system for congressional and county as well as state nominations. Amending the primary to allow the selection of all state nominees in a state convention and congressional nominees in congressional district conventions were advocated by Holmes. He would retain the primary only for the election of convention dele_o Valentino’s Double Discovered In Italy Rome (United Press)—A perfect "double” of Rudolph Valentino lias re cently been found in the city of Trieste in the person of Giordano Venturini a clerk 'in a lawyer’s office. He is unmarried, 27 years old and accomplished musician, and has never been in the movies. Venturini was discovered in a newspaper contest where he was unanimously proclaimed Valentino's exact physical likeness.

WOMEN WITH BOBBED HAIR VERY EASILY GET RID OF GRAY HAIRS

With Color Glands Normal Nature Keeps Hair Natural Shade SENSIBLE ADVICE TO WOMEN TURNING GRAY Everyone knows if their color glands and hair roots are active and normal they will continue indefinitely to have rich, natural colored hair entirely free of gray, or off-colored locks, so why use uyet. or tints? A doctor several years ago asked himself this question: "If with certain medicines I can stimulate my patient's other organs, why not rub a stimulating tonic into the scalp that will revive, strengthen and tone up these inactive glands so that nature in her own inimitable way will resume putting plenty of pigment into the hair tabes? - Surely the hair will then again resume its original shade and color regardless of the users age or previous condition of their hair. • Remarkable Discovery Ho didn't want an artificial dye or tint and it of course must be harmless and something that could be used for years and years without the slightest Injury to hair or scalp. Just like a tonic that builds up a person’s r rength after some long wasting illness, he wanted a tonic that would tevive and stimulate the Inactive,

; court house! Letters Issued letters of administration have been' .issued to Susie Reppert In the estate 1 i of Otto Reppert. Bond was filed in the sum of |(J,UOO. ( Deters of administration have been i issued to Sarah E. Fuller in the estate of Abner M. Fuller. Bond was filed in the sum of S6OO. i Cases Continued The cases of the state ve. Ora .).' Bright and the state vs. Arthur Spangler have been continued. Case Dismissed The ease of McKay and James vs the John W. Vai! estate has been dismissed. Committed To Riley Hospital Juanita Baumgartner was committed to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, at Indianapolis,' Monday, after the examining physicians had submitted a teport in which' the opinion was expressed that the! child's affliction could be remedlfd or cured at the hospital Divorce Granted In the ease of Wilbur H. Suntan vs. Ruth Suntan, the court granted a divorce to the plaintiff and awarded the custody of the child to him. Judgment For Plaintiffs In the case of Joseph M. Alridge et. al vs. Martin S. Hawkins et ,d. the court found for tho plaintiffs and awarded judgments in their favor in the sums named in the complaint. I New Trial Denied A motion for a new trial in the case of Levi W. Kimmel vs. the Bank of Poneto, venued here from Wells county, was denied by Judge Sutton.' The trial resulted in a verdict far the plaintiff for $25,000. Set For Trial The case of Stanton vs. Purdy has been set for trial on January 7. Marion —Members of the local police department got a dose of their own medicine when a number of tear gas bombs, stored for use in riots, leaked . and flooded headquarters with the fumes. , o PILE SUFFERERS AVOID OPERATION GET RELIEF EASY Tests over a period of five years in thousands of cases prove internal treatment and removal of cause is the one quick, harmless, painless, effectice way to give pile sufferers real relief. Doctors agree and it means one need bother no more with salves and suppositories. No matter how long or severely you suffer — just swallow two small harmless pills three times daily with a little water and in 24 hours in many cases and shortly after in even bad cases the piles and suffering go away | completely. One user says: “Twenty years ago 1 got bleeding, j piles. I was operated on, but eventu-l ally the piles returned. I was in bed iI whwTTfrot'SoSTbO* in 3 days could return to •"•k and]! in 2 weeks the piles w.rc com. • *.eiy gone. This was 7 months ago and ■ there is no sign of a return. Colac is | marvelous.” — Joseph Winter, Glenn . Falls, N. Y. Colac Pile ’Pills are made in the | world's largest laboratories of finest ingredients — harmless to even the ' most delicate person. Doctors agree | for lasting results internal treatment , and removal of cause is best. Don’t I delay or suffer another day. Get a 60c bottle of Colac Pile Pills at The | Enterprise Drug Co., or any good drug . store, or bottle by mail in plain wrapper on receipt of 60c in stamps, or check — Colac Chemical Co., The., | Brentwood, Md. I

weak, or dormant hair roots and color glands. Under the name of Lea’s Hair Tonic anyone may now purchase the scalp food and tonic he finally perfected. For several years hair dressers and specalists have been using it. Results are so natural, gradual and nice that men as well as women use it. It doesn’t stain the • scalp. One’s friends seldom notice the gradual change and to test what it will do one need only apply it to some small spot for a week or two and watch results. Men and women in all walks of life have been amazed at the younger appearance that comes with the disappearance of gray hairs from their head. Evidently one need never become grav if they keep the scalp and roots toned up with an occasional massage with Lea's Hair Tonic. If any reader desires to try a bottle of Lea's Hair Tonic on the maker’s absolute guarantee of satisfaction or money back, they should purchase a bottle at The Enterprise Drug Co, or any good drug store or pin a dollar bill to this advertisement and send with name and address plainly written to Lea’s Tonic Co, Brentwood, Md. $1 bottles parcels post anywhere with full directions. No one need have gray or oft-col-ored hair any more. Note -We have, and highly recommend Lea r s Hair Tonic—The Enterprise Drug Company, Decatur, Indiana.

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Milady’s Shoes to Be Done In “Spanish Raisin” And !' "Melon” Colors In 1927 I By Fred C Othinan (U i . ('t iff Correspontent) St. Ignils, Mo., Nov. 30. (United Press) Spanish Raisin'' will vie with I "Mcl< n” next year as one of the mor< popular colors for Milady's shoes. And the shoes themsel.e will be made (tom such exotic substances us Alll- | gator, Lizard and ostrich »kius and | even hair calf -which means calf skin with the hair unremoved. All that was learned today st the third annual convention here of tile Shout western Shoe Retailers association. High heeled shoe:) tor men form the , most arresting display in the maucu--1 line footwear section. The hee's inch and a half Cuban ones—attached t<> ordinary oxfords. Several dealers declare they have become popular al-

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I NOTICE I ffi TO ALL PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS * Help Keep the Street Clean LT You are asked not to sweep leaves and grass from the yards into the streets. We are trying to keep the jfj streets clean and have been hauling leaves all fall. A City Ordinance forbids the sweeping of leaves and brush ijj into the street and the ordinance will be enforced if the citizens refuse to cooperate. | Do Not Put Ashes §0 in the alleys back of the buildings. This is dangerous an( | ni ay cause fire and is in violation to the city m ordinance. 30 Please cooperate with us and help keep g'P the city streets and alleys clean. It’s expensive to do otherwise. CITY STREET COMMISSIONER.

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