Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1926 — Page 6

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Christmas Shoppers See Six Bandits Rob Chicago Jewelry Store Chicago, Deo. 14 —(United Press! — Throngs of Christmas shoppers watched six bandits descend upon a jewelry shop here, cast a brick through the window’, and escape with 110,000 worth of jewels. Several persons gave chase but the robbers managed to gain their automobile and speed away. — - --O- — Another Victim Os Mine Disaster Dies Princeton, Ind., Dec. 14. —(United Press) —The list of dead In the Francisco mine disaster of last Thursday stood at 33 today with the death at noon of Rufus SteinhaU, of Francisco. at the Methodist hospital here. George B’ock, Harley Snow and Je«se James are in a serious condition and may not live, attendants reported. o Richmond Man Kills Y'outh Who Wanted To Call On His Daughter R'cfcmond Ind., Dec. 14. — (United -s.) —Refusal of George Kelly, 45, o ' low I loyd Platt, 19, to call on his daughter, resulted In Kelley's death here last night. The two men engaged In a heated argument which ended when Platt drew a gun and fatally wounded kelley. Platt escaped but walked into olice headquarters and surrendered after Kelley had died. o Two Indianapolis Children Are Reported Kidnapped Chicago, Dec. 14. —(United Press.) —A search for two Indianapolis youngsters started here today with receipt of a letter from Helen Ackman charging that Hugh, Jr., and Mabel Ackman, 9 and 13 years old, children I of her brother, had been kidnapped' from the Indiana City and brought here. . In her letter the Indianapolis woman stated that the children were left in the care of an aged woman in Indianapolis by her brother, Hugh, after the latter had separated from his wife. Muriel. The children disappeared after starting to school on the morning of Nov. 29, the letter says. Belief that the two children were brought here was expressed in the letter. 0 Bluffton Girl Poisoned At Heidleburg College Tiffin, 0., Dec. 14.-—(United Press) Nine coeds of Heidleburg college, stricken with ptomaine poisoning after eating chicken salad, were able to return to their classes today. None of the girls was believed seriously ill, although Margaret Alspack of li.i.ff'eru-i.L.-d.,- •safejoed in a slatsroom yesterday. She was able to return to school today. First news of the illness of the coeds came from other students as college authorities sought to suppress publicity. Justices Arrested; Legality Os ManyMarriages Questioned Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 14. —(United Press) —Legality of many recent marriages here was left in question today following the arrest of two justices of the peac on charges of usurping public office. The two under arrest are: Isador COMFORT FOR ALL WHO HAVE PILES n -- <■ osy for pe - manent relief - ■'tment and removing • e‘s best. Five years I a failure in thousands of s is the astounding fact which means no more bother with salve or suppositories. No matter how long or severely one has suffered with piles, just swallow a couple harmless pills, three times daily, and in 24 hours in many cases and soon after in even the worst cases, complete relief and comfort is yours according to thousands who have suffered agony and then been relieved in this thorough manner. One user says: "While in your cty a year ago I was suffering terribly with piles. One of your leading physicians advised an immediate operation. Friends suggested trying those wonderful Colac Pile Pills first, which I did with marvelous success. After taking one bo tie I was entirely cured." Signed Geo. E. Gilson, 112 Redfield Place. Syracuse, N. Y. Anyone may get the same results. Colac Pile Pills are made in the World’s largest Laboratory of fines, ingredients — harmless to the most delicate person—in a few hours sit down in comfort —sleep in peace. By al! means get a bottle if suffering now Colac Pile Pills 60c at The Enterprise Drug Co., and all good drug storee, or by return mail in plain package on receipts of price. Colac Chemical Co.,

• Wilfson and Conrad Keller. I The justices' terms exnired Nov. 14, k but they refused to relinquish their offices until successors were elected. All - but oue justice office were abolished s at the last session of the legislature. I • " ■ ■O'--— — t Mother Drowns Two i Babies In Bathtub; Attempts Suicide g „ Waltham. Mass., Dec. 14.—(United j Press)—After drowning her two babies I I in a bathtub, Mrs. Elizabeth Lecasclo I attempted suicide by swallowing poison at her home here today. J The children. Betty Ann, 2. and Pauline, 5 months were pronounced 1 dead on their arrival at a hospital ' The mother was reported in a cretlcal r condition. t -Q ■ ‘ Appointment Os Two Postmasters Confirmer’ Washington, Dec. 14. — (United * Press)—The senate late yesterday " confirmed the following postmastership nominations: Sam J. Buskin. Newcastle, Ind. | George E. Young, Shelbyville. Ind. . New U. B. Church At I Columbia City Dedicated 1 The Rev. Cecile R. Smith and fa ' m'.ly attended the d?cication of- th< I new United Brethren church at Colum I I bia City, Sunday. The new church is valued at about 1 >65 000 and is arranged for modern ’ ( religious educational purposes as well as for the devotional and worship ser--1 vices of the church. The indebtedness on the church Sunday was 30,000 and SIO,OOO of this was secured on Sunday at the services. Rev Wilson < is the pastor and has had the united support of the church membership and building committee. Quite an unusual number of ministers of the conference were present at the services and the Rev. Mr. Smith of this city had part in the regular services. The Columbia City church has had a wonderful j growth in the past fourteen months.

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'Four Changes Made In State House Personnel Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 14. —(United P/ess) —Four changes tn the StateHouse personnel were announced here late yesterday by Governor Ed Jackson. Lowell Ellis, secretary of the Public service commission became a member

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of th« commission succeeding Samuel i | K. Artman. Art man was appointed to « the Industrial board succeeding Dixon a . H. Bynum, resigned. c Governor Jackson said the changes J would become effective Immediately ’ and remain so until expiration of the j present unfulfilled terms. { ; —7 °—; ; r Get the Habit —Trade at Home, it Pays* "

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