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JULIETTA MAY BECOME HOME FOR CHILDREN Cassius Hogle Gives Plan for Use of County Asylum. A dream of Cassius L. Hogle who succeeds John Kitley as member of the Marion County board of commissioners Jan. 1 to convert Julietta, County Insane Asylum, into a children’s home may become a reality (poon , Hogle said today. After Jan. 1 the commissioners plan to close Julietta by removing the present patients either to their homes or to State institutions. • The county council has refused funds for keeping insane persons, saying it is the State’s duty. According to Harry Dunn, county auditor, the council at its last session appropriated $60,000 for the support of orphans. This money can be used to operate Julietta as a children’s institution, Dunn said. He also said it wohld cost no more to provide for children than for insane patients. Hogle said he has the assurance of Charles O. Sutton for support in establishing the home, but has not discussed the matter with John McCloskey, president of the commissioners. Hogle, who is now president of the county council, said members of that body also assured him of support. At present children made wards of the coimty arq sent to State institutions a considerable expense to juvenile court, Hogle said. It is intended to teach various crafts as well as hold classes for the children. PLAN TO WIDEN NOBLESVILLE RD. Bti Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Dec. 2. When the county commissioners meet next week a petition will he presented to the board asking the cement road between Indianapolis and Noblesville be widfened five feet on each side with gravel. A similar petition will be presented to the Commissioners in Marion County at the same time. The improvement would make the road 28 feet wide. Dizzy Spells--Nervous Days—Sleepless Nights Your Stomach Is To Blame Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin Will Help You or Indianapolis Druggists Will Return Your Money. There are happy, healthy days ahead of you if you will heed this sound advice. - Most physical human misery in this world is caused by some abnormal condition of the stomach — it may be acute —it may be chronic. The man who said: “When the stomach is right you’re rjght all over’’ wasn’t so far wrong. Nervous, jumpy days and sleepless nights, dizzy spells, headache, dull eyes, bad breath and that worn out feeling where all ambition is lacking —all these afflictions and many others are, nine times out of ten, caused by your stomach not functioning properly. What’s to be done —what will put you right in the quickest time? In the best drug stores in the land —right now—Dare’s Mentha Pepsin is conceded to be the one health building stomach remedy that is doing worlds of good to people, who have Indigestion or gastritis or any kind of a disordered stomach—acute or chronic. So why delay—why continue to feel miserable when such a splendid, speedy acting remedy is at hand? Especially when any druggist anywhere says to you “come and get a bottle today and if it doesn’t do you more good than anything you ever tried get your money back.” Could any offer be fairer? Ask for Dare’s Mentha Pepsin, a pleasant to take, health building elixir. For sale by Haag Drug Cos., Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores, Goldsmith’s Cut Price Drug Stores. — Advertisement. THROUGH-LIMITED-TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. BETWEEN INDIANAPOLI.WFI WAYNE 3 Vis KOKOMO and PERU 3 Via ANDERSON and MUNCIE "HOOSIERLANDS* TO FT • WAYN E UINPPLS LviANDERSON. IxMWtIE.AcfT WAYNE . 7-00 AM *8:22 AM •9QOAK *11:10 AM MX) PM 2:22 RM. 3:00 PM 510 PM. •500 PM. ‘6I2OPM. *6-50PM. PM. •Carry Luxurious Parlor Buffet cars fitted to serve Breakfasts, Luncheons o, Refreshments 'WABASH VALLEY FLYERS"TO FT WAYNE Lv. Indplv Lv. KOKOMO. Lv. PfRU.Ar.n.WMg 700 AM 855 AM M 0 AM IIiOAM 1.00P.M. *55 PM. WORM. SIORM. 700 PM. 900 PM. 935 PM IMP PM. HEW AW LUXURIOUS EQUIPMENT East Express trains every 2 hours

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APPOINTMENTS HALTED John L. Duvall, mayor-elect, wilj halt additional city appointments for at least ten days, it became knowA today. He expected to confer with G. O. P. leaders at his home and the county treasurer’s office today. Duvall has talked with a number of men he has appointed in the new administration and soon will confer with the new boards of works, safety and health. ACTOR’S FATHER DIES Bn Times Special KOKOMO, Ind., Dec. 2. —Funeral arrangements for Paul Santschi. 73,

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