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LEARN WHY
HE WAS TIRED*
chool Board Will Give Car
roll Reason.
That a statement of. the reason for
not re-employlng Daniel B. Carroll as
an instructor at tho Arsenal Technical
schools will be given to Carroll in the
neit frn' days Is the decision of the
board of scliqcl commissioners.
The decision was made when Carroll,
with representatives of the- League ot
Women Voters, appeared before the
board last night and demanded expla
nation.
Members of the board declared that
the reason for not re-employing Carroll I
this year was “certainly not because of
his activities in connection with the
teachers’ salary committee," and on mo
tion of Mrs. Julia B. Xutewiler, took the
case under advisement.
After having been voted an increase in
salary from $3,500 to $4,000 a year, Ralph
W. Douglass, assistant business direc
tor, tendered bis resignation, effective
not later than Oct. 1, without assigning
a reason.
The board unanimously refused to ac
oept It.
At the opening of the meeting the
board plunged immediately Into hearing
the evidence submitted in person by
Carroll.
In a written statement Carroll set forth
thta he had been employed continuously
as an instructor in Technical High
school since 1015, with the exception of
a two-years’ leave of absence during
which he was in the service.
During his period of teaching he had
never been Informed that his services
were unsatisfactory; on the contrary, he
had been commended on several occa
sions, he declared.
SAYS HE WAS
WARNED.
Principal Milo H. Stuart of the high
school advised Carroll not to instigate
any movement for better salaries; that
if he became active in the agitation he
probably would not be re-employed, ac
cording to Carroll.
Several interviews were held by Car
roll with Principal Stuart In which Stu
art Is said to have tried by questioning
to extract a promise from Carroll to
discontinue his activities as a member
of the committee.
“The principal said he would refuse to
recommend me for re-employment if I
did not give up the work, and when I
asked him if the question of re-employ
ment depended on my activities in the
better salaries movement o> any inef
ficiency in mv teaching, he evaded an
swering,” said Carroll.
Because of the opening of teachers' In
stitute today Carroll urged immediate
decision on the part of the board.
“The board of school commissioners
does not nominate teachers, nor does It
employ school teachers, -and any action
on our part tonight would not necessar
ily mean reinstatement in time to at
tend the institute,” said President Clar
ence E. Crippin of the board.
Admitting that statement, Carroll de
clared that the matter should have been
considered by the board earlier.
SUPERINTENDENT
KEEPS SILENT.
Superintendent E. U. Graff remained
silent during the discussion.
"Have you any reason to believe that
you have been discriminated against,
particularly because of your activities on
the teachers’ better ealares movement?”
asked President Crippin.
“I did not make the assertion that I
believed it to be because of that," an
swered Carroll.
“I merely mentioned that because it
had always been brought up in talks
which I have had with school officials
concerning my re-employment.
President Crippin declared that fail
ure of re-employment could not be traced
to his efforts in securing better salaries
for the Instructors, for the board Itself
Is working toward that end.
“The principal denies the teachers of
the high school the right to hold a meet
ing for the purpose of discussing the
salaries question.” Carroll declared, but
admitted that subsequent meetings were
held.
“Opposition was offered at all times
by the school administration system," he
said.
CRIPPIN
IN' DENIAL.
President Crippin denied any knowl
edge as to this.
Carroll again asked for in Immediate
statement, adding. “Morally, there is an
obligation connected with giving a reason
for failure to re-employ, before one's con
tract expires.”
When the board informed Carroll that
it would be forced to take the matter
under advisement. Miss Sara Lauter, of
the League of Women Voters, asked, "If
there is a definite reason, why is it so
necessary for the board to hold a con
sultation?”
To which President Crippin replied,
"It will be necessary for the board to
consult with the superintendent who, I
understand, has already told Mr. Carroll
why he was not re-employed.
"The board is not entirely familiar
with the matter,” he added.
N. P. Ellis of the Johnson Thermostat
Company, was present at the meeting,
and In a lengthy address declared that
an injustice had been done his company
in the matter of installing the thermo
static system of heating and ventilating
in schools when the board had accepted
bids of the Powers’ Regulator Company.
Ellis asked the board to rescind
action, but the board refused when
Building Adviser Lewis A. Snyder re
ported that he had Investigated the ease
and did not recommend any changes In
the award.
RAISED BID
JUST TO SEE.
Ellis, in exposing the “graft scheme of
his competitor,” admitted that he had
raised his bid to the extent of $2,000
merely “to see the result.”
“How did you know the details of the
bids?” asked Bert S. Gadd.
“That is a question that I will not
answer," replied Ellis.
“I thank you for your frankness,” said
Air. Gadd.
Resolutions were adopted -as sub
mitted by the finance commmittee. fixing
the 1920 (ax levy 'of the school city at
SO cents on each SIOO.
The present levy Is 45 cents.
The board will conduct n hearing on
Sept. 11, In accordance with recent legis
lation.
Analysis of coal bought by the schools
on contracts to determine if it contained
the required number of heat units, was
ordered by the board when Carl W. Bur
ton, superintendent of buildings and
grounds, declared that some of the coal
used contained as high as So per cent
shale/
Three additional light trucks were
authorized to be purchased for use of
the department of buildings, and plans
were discussed to establish a central
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The third year of the Indianapolis
library training course will open the first
week in October, the entrance examina
tions being set for Sept. 15, according to
a report by the librarian.
Petition to extend the branch library
building In Brightwood was received
from the Brightwood Civic association.
The ..Charles E. Emmerich Manual
Traifiihg High school may receive au
thority to establish a definite branch
library.
In part, the report of the librarian was
as follows.
“Under an agreement made between
the superintendent of schools and the
high school principals, the librarian of
the public library department hopes'this
year to develop the high school library
of the Charles E. Emmerich Alanual
Training High school as a definite branch
of the public library, and under certain
conditions to assume complete adminis
tration and responsibility.
“This agreement was submitted to the
hoard several months ago.
“The principal of the high school has
made application for this service.
"Search is now being made for an
experienced and capable branch libra
rian.
“The library department will assume
a large share of the work by making
provisions for it in the annual budget
covering both the librarian's salary and
the bcok purchases, together with other
miscellaneous expenses."
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AS A LAXATIVE”
Asheville Lady Finds Black-Draught
An Effective Remedy in Her
Family for Common Ailments
of Digestive Organs.
I
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Asheville, N. C.—Mrs. A. K. Jarvis,
44 Woodrow avenue, this efty, says:
“I have used and heard of Thedford’s
Black-Draught for years and I cer
tainly have found it splendid for
headache, sour stomach, indigestion
and ottiter ills that come from a de
ranged liver.
“My husband and I keep Black-
Draught in the house and think it is
splendid to keep oft sickness. I have
used it in small doses as a laxative
and there is nothing better.
“Black Draught is a mild liver med
icine . . . any child can take it. I
have found it splendid with them for
colds.”
Black-Draught has ben
efited thousands in relieving liver
ailments. It helps to drive bile poi
sons and other unhealthful matters
out of the system.
Black-Draught is a standby in
thousands of family medicine chests.
It should be in yours. Its use
should help to keep the whole fam
ily well. Prompt treatment is often
half the battle -against many ail
ments.
Get seme from your druggist today.
—AdP|rtisemenL
PERSHING TOUR
BEING PLANNED
General Is to Visit v South
American Countries.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I.—Gen. John
Pershing will tour the principal coun
tries of South America at the end of
this year as the personal representative
of President Wilson, if present plans of
the state department are carried out, It
was learned today.
Pershing’s trip ostensibly will be the
return of the visit here last year of Dr.
Epltacclo Pessoa, president of Brazil.
The real purpose of the proposed tour
will be to strengthen ties of
between the United States and Latin*
America, It is said.
I£ was pointed out a visit by Pershing
would enhance the Influence of the
United States over the western hemi
sphere.
- Pershing, who is now visiting his
father-in-law, Senator Warren, at Chey
enne, Wyo., has been approached by the
state department on the question and
has agreed to go, officials said.
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
SHERIDAN, Ind., Sept L—Cabh Elli
ott was killed yesterday when the steer
ing knuckle on his automobile broke,
causing the car to turn over. Six sons
survive. One son was killed in France.
Give a
Has the Hot Weather
Sapped Your Strength?
The Wear and Tear on Your
System Should be Replaced
at Once.
To a great many people the bot sum
mer season Is very draining on the sys
tem, and leaves them with a low, de
pleted vitality and In a \ general run
down condition. ,
: The wear and tear on the
j; system is very general
during the heated term and :
;l it is important that new
: strength be imparted to
; your worn-out body.
The symptoms are quickly recognised;
you are easily tired, feci al! run-down
and seem to have lost your energy and
vigor. You cannot afford to take the
chances of facing a hard winter with
its perils of disease, while your vitality
Is below normal.
Many human ailments are due to some
impurity in the blood supply. These
Impurities make the blood sluggish,
cause you to lose your energy, and
unless thoroughly removed are a con
stant source of danger, as nearly every
vital organ of your body depends upon
the blood supply to properly perform Us.
functions.
How does your general Hbalth depend
so largely upon the condition of yot:r
blood? Your blood Is made up of mil
lions o's corpuscles, those which nourish
anv sustain *rour system, and those
whlVdi are destructive. Between the two
thertftiis a constant conflict. If Impuri
ties me permitted to accumulate, yout
blood 'becomes thin and Impoverished
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1920.
Greensburg Women
Seriously Injured
Special to The Times.
GREENSBURG, Ind., Sept. I.—The in
juries of Mrs. Fred Thomas and Miss
Helen Brown of this city, who were rid
ing in an automobile that was struck
Monday afternoon by an east-bound trac
tion car, are more serious that at first
reporteji. •
Mrs. Thomas suffered ft compound
fracture of the right leg and her left leg
was so badly cut that it was necessary
for the attending surgeon to take eight
een stitches to close the wound.
She also suffered a painful scalp wound
and her right arm was badly bruised.
Miss Brown suffered severe bruises
about the body and her left arm was so
badly cut that it tpok eleven stitches to
dress the wound.
Miss Ellen Erdmann, who was driving
the car at the time of the accident, es
caped with minor Injuries.
The automobile was demolished.
Here’s a Case Where
Bull Proves Effective
Special to The Times.
COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept. I.—Edward
Jones, n farmer near Hope, has a large
grove of trees In which are a lot of
squirrels that he docs not wish killed.
Instead -of posting Ills farm, as Is
and your vitality is gradually under
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up and pure, you will increase your
vitality and strength and be aide to
throw off and resist the millions of tiny
disease germs which are always ready
to attack you ou every hand. For keep
ing well, Yfter all. Is largely a matter
of being able to resist disease.
So you can appreciate the importance
of taking right now a thorough course
of treatment that will build up your
sirength aiid vitality and put your sys
tem in a robust condition to be pre
pared for the coming change of seasons.
And for this purpose the old-time reme
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S. g. S. Is a splendid remedy because
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New Kind of *Buns f
BUFFALO, Sept. I.—A local bakery
put up anew sign: “Buns for sale."
Federal agents confiscated a fifty
gallon still and seventy-five barrels of
raisin mash.
usual, he has placeM his 111-natured Jer
sey bull in the grove and, as a result,
a number of hunters have had narrow
escapes from serious injury.
J. H. Hitchcock, a justice of the peace
of Hawcreek township entered the grove
and only saved himself when the bull
charged him, by dodging around a tree
until help came.
Special
Used Car Sale
Local Branch
Nrdyke& Marmon Company
An unusually brisk July*
and August business and
many sales of new series
Marmon 34s has brought
into our hands many good
used cars the product of
reputable manufacturers.
All of these cars are in
first-class condition, some
of them have been over
hauled, and most of them
reftnished.
The prices assure you
unusually good investment
values. Small cars —Med-
ium cars—Large cars.
Don’t fail to come in and
inspect these good used
cars of many makes.
There are some exceptionally
fine closed cars among them.
Local Branch,
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Meridian and Eleventh Street*.
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Cyclist Injured by
Unidentified Man
Leo Small, 18, 346 North West street,
was slightly injured last ftight when he
was struck, while riding his bicycle, by
an automobile. In front of his home.
The driver stopped after the accident,
but drove away before his name could
be learned.
Victoria Bardsley, 7, 213 East St. Joe
street, was slightly Injured last night
at Alabama and Tenth, when she stepped
In front of a Indiana Refining Oil* Com
pany truck driven by John Fedia, 2715
Highland avenue. —•
The truck stopped after one of the
wheels passed over a her left foot.
SIXTY MORE INDIANAPOLIS .
PEOPLE RELIEVED BY PEPfiEN,
REMARKABLE CASES REPORTED
The Following Local Citizens Tell How They Have
Been Aided—Stomach, Kidney and Liver Ills
Vanish—Henry J. Huder and Other Leading
Druggists Recommend Pepgen.
C. R. Day, 1141 Park avenue, Indian
apolis, says: “Pepgen relieved my kid
ney trouble and backache. I sleep more
soundly and feel better in every way."
C. Alv&rdo. 412 E. Court street, Indian
apolis, says: "Pepgen did me a won
derful lot of good. It relieved my kid
ney trouble.’’
Mrs. Carrie Heyer, 2315 E. New York
street, Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen
helped my three girls. It increased their
appetites and the change in their condi
tions is wonderful. I am glad to recom
mend the medicine."
Mrs. Charles Delveaux, 1962 Cornell
avenue, Indianapolis, says: “Since taking
Pepgen I feel better than I have for a
long time. I eat heartily and sleep
soundly. I am glad to Indorse the med
icine to all my friends and acquaint
ances."
Mrs. Ky Rittenhouee, 1206 Sturm
avenue, Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen re
lieved my mother of a severe case of
stomach trouble. We are very thankful
forxwhat the medicine has done for her.
and It certainly gives me pleasure to tell
our experience."
Mre. Lillian Garrett, 262 North Eastern
avenue, Indianapolis, says: "I hive not
had a severe attack of Indigestion since
I began using Pepgen. Sleep good and
feel better all over?’
Omer N. Ellis, Winston apartments,
217!i North Illinois street, Indianapolis,
says: "Pepgen went right to the seat of
my trouble and gave me relief from
rheumatism.
Can McCoy, 42S North Illinois street,
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen la an ex
ceptionally fine medicine for the stomach.
It makes you feel good all over. It Is a
pleasure for me to give this Indorse
ment.”
Mrs. Charles Crosby, 1412 Churchman
avenue, Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen re
lieved my husband of stomach trouble
and nervousness. It Is a splendid tonic
and we both recommend It.”
Airs. Minnie Elrey, 526 West Vermont
street. Indianapolis. says: "Pepgen
acted as If it were especially made for
my ease. My general health Is better In
every way since taking it."
Mrs, Edward Schneider, IS3O Singleton
street, Indianapolis, says: “I think Pep
gen is a great tonic and system builder
and my husband Joins me in recommend
ing It. It relieved him of pains In his
back and stomach."
J. W. Wat*. 1342 Union street, Indian
apolis, says: "Pepgen helped onr son.
His stomach doesn't bother him In the
least and we feel that we owe a big debt
of gratitude to Pepgen.”
Mre. C. A. Nelsler. 33 W. Vermont
street. Indianapolis says: “I am glad to
tell about the benefits I received from
Pepgen. and I feel sure that any woman
who feels as I did will get equally good
results."
Tom Sheehan. Big Four switchman.
1018 Bates street, Indianapolis, says: "I
know from experience that Pepgen Is far
better than most other medicines. It re
lieved Indigestion and increased my ap
petite."
Mrs. 4. A. Brown. 727 West Twenty
seventh street, Indianapolis, says: "Pep
gen is a wonderful medicine. It made
me stronger and built up my nervous
system."
Miss Kate Mullen. 221 West South
Street, Indianapolis, says: "Since tak
ing Pepgen my food doesn't sour in
my stomach and distress me. I am not
nervous and l know Pepgen benefited
me."
Mrs. Thomas Scott, 551 South Delaware
street, Indianapolis, an.va: “I fear that
iuv words do not do Pepgen Justice, for
the medicine la even better than I am
able to describe.”
Mrs. Julia Adam*. 705 Fort Wayne
avenue, Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen re
lieved me of stomach trouble and Indi
gestion and I think it both just and
right for me to recommend the medi
cine to others. It 1* flue."
Mrs. 8. C. Freeman, 945 English ave
nue, Indianapolis, says: "Since taking
Pepgen I feel like a different woman.
I sleep fine at night. I am a great deal
stronger too. I sure do recommend
Pepgen.'*
Mrs. EUa Ayer*. 934 Chadwick street.
Indianapolis, says: “I am glad to in
dorse Pepgen. It Is a great strength
maker. It relieved stomach trouble and
built me up generally."
Mrs. Clara C. Badgley, 920 Bates street,
Indianapolis, says: 'Pepgen gave my
daughter quick relief from stomach trou
ble. She nas a better appetite and can
eat anything she desires. I am glad
to recommend the medicine.”
Mrs. W. T. Wheatley, 902 East Morris
street. Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen re
lieved my son of stomach trouble, and
I can conscientiously recommend it to
other mothers."
James A. Kirk. 715 Roache avenue,
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen eliminated
iny stomach distress. It also relieved
rheumatism, made me sleep more sound
ly and I feel better than I have in
years."
Mrs. Faye Austin, 60 East LeGrande
avenue, Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen
helped my husband, my daughter and
myself. After our experience, 1 can
recommend Pepgen as being a first-class,
reliable medicine.”
Ernest Craig, 1612 Fletcher avenue. In
diannpolis, says: "I am glad to recom
mend Pepgen. It relieved me of a case
o' stomach trouble, and I belleffe any
one who suffers from this ailment should
try Pepgen."
C. C. Cash, 1514 Market street. Indi
ana polls, says: "To all my friends who
suffer from stomach trouble I want to
say that Pepgen Is a far better medi
cine than you can realize until you try
It.”
Sirs. A. G. Mel, 1022 West Morris
street, Indianapolis, says: "My father
gained several pounds In weight while
taking Pepgen. It built up his run
down condition and relieved him of
stomach trouble."
Mrs. John Carlin, 2520 Walker street,
Indianapolis, says: “To all women who
feel nervous, have Indigestion, hend
aches, backache, who Tan’t sleep soundly
and whs li.TYe not sufficient Rtrength, I
say by/all means take Pepgen.”
.Mrs. W. Shinn, 310 Pine street. Indi
anapolis. says: ‘Since taking Pepgen
mv husband fe4ls much better. His
appetite is splendid and there Is no
doubt that Pepgen has been a great
help to him.”
Mrs. Mnry Eaton, 239 West Morris
street, Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen has
been a wonderful relief to me. It is
the only thing that ever helped me aftei
I had Influenza,”
11. L. Crommer, 1006 Ashland avenue.
Indianapolis, says: "Asa tonic Pepgen
sure can not lie beaten and any person
who feels that they need more strength
make a big mistake if they don’t
Sirs. Jeste Arnold, 1401 Olive street,
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen built up
my father's system after ho had influ
enza. He is not troubled with head
aches, has a good appetite and feel*
better In every way.”
M. Cunningham, 1049 Sheffield avenue.
Indianapolis, says: "After taking Pep
gen I can truthfully say that I feel 100
per cent better than I did before.”
Mrs. Mary Strlggow, 1621 Draper
street, Indianapolis, says: “Since taking
Pepgen, sour stomach, bitter taste in
the mouth, distress after eating and
wakeful nights have disappeared. I rec
ommend the medicine as an honest
tonic.”
A. C. Carroll, 439 East Vermont street.
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen is a won
derful tonic. I had taken it only a week
or so when I felt like a different man.”
Mrs. Mary Baeyer, 126 West Southern
avenue, Indianapolis, says: “After the
flist few doses of Pepgen I felt Improved.
My appetite returned and I could sleep
soundly. Pepgen means everything that
stands for good health."
John H. Nelson, 1008 Ashland avenue.
Indianapolis, says: "It certainly gives
me pleasure to endorse Pepgen. Only
those who are troubled as I was can ap
preciate what I think of the medicine."
F. 8. Jared, 1029 East Washington
street, Indianapolis, says: "My wife,
took Pepgen with the most gratifying
results. It relieved her of stomach trou
ble, Improved her appetite and strength
ened her nerves."
Mrs. E. J. Brosnam, 820 Division street,
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen helped my
husband’s nerves, relieved hla stomach
trouble and made him sleep more sound
ly.”
J. W. Smith, 715 McCarty stteet, In
dianapolis. says: “I never found any
thing that gave me satisfactory relief
until I tried Pepgen. It is the best medi
cine I ever took and I highly recommend
it.”
Mrs. C. Schnrfder. 151S South Meri
dian street. Indianapolis, says: "Pep
gen certainly is a fine preparation. It
acted on my son like a charm. It re
lieved his headache, cleared his com
plexion and Increased his appetite."
Mrs. Yal. Sturms, 927 Division street,
Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen is a most
excellent medicine. It relieved my hus
band of stomach and liver trouble* with
which he suffered the greater portion of
his life. ✓
Mrs. John Smith, 419 North Pine street,
Indianapolis, says: "I advise every Per
son who has stomach trouble or who is
annoyed by headache or pains in the
back to try Pepgen. It is a wonderful
medicine.”
Thomas Friar, who lives at the Puri
tan Hotel. Indianapolis, ssys: "Pep
gen relieved me of severe headaches. It
iucreaaed my appetite, too. I recom
mend the medicine because I feel it is
my duty to do so."
J. B. Towers, 1457 Lee street, Indi
anapolis. says: "Pepgen acted on me
almost like magic. A numbness in my
limbs has disappeared. I have a splen
did appetite and no trouble with my
stomach.”
Mrs. Henry- Phelan. ISI4 East Elev
enth street. Indianapolis, sass: “I ws
quickly relieved of stomach trouble and
nervousness after I started to take Pep
gen. I ftcl that I can not indorse it
too highly.”
Mrs. Mary Holder. 21S Noble street,
Indianapolis, says: "Pepgen relieved mv
son-in-law of intense misery caused by
stomach trouble. I am certainly glad
to recommend it”
Mrs. J. M. Alee, 1409 North King ave
nue. Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen ha<
been the means of making me a well
woman. It strengthened my nerves an.i
made me sleep better than I had for
years.”
W. F. Golden, 633 Lockberry street.
Indianapolis, says: “I want to say that
Pepgen is a mighty fine tonic, for It cor
talnly helped me. It relieved me of kid
ney trouble, backache and a tired, drag
gy feeling."
Mrs. Sadis itollen. GOIH Virginia ave
nue, Indianapolis, says: “Pepgen aided
my stomach. My nerves grew strong?.'
w hlle taking it and my headaches cam."
less often than before. I am glad to
recommend It.”
Mrs. A. L. Yonst. 1049 Sheffield avenue.
Indianapo'ls, says: “Pepgen Is such a
uploaded tonic that both my husband
and I take pleasure in recommending
It to those who suffer with stomach
trouble.”
Mrs. Joseph N. Dow, 2433 Northwest
ern avenue, Indianapolis, says: “Sin:—
taking Pepgen my husband is better In
every way. It built nu his system. In
creased his appetite and made him sleep
more soundly,"
william Schnibley. 2842 Paris svenn*.
Indianapolis, says: “After using Pepgen
my wife felt like anew woman. He:
nerves were steady, her appetite wn
good and she had gained weight. It
certainly gives me pleasure to recom
mend this wonderful tonic."
Andrew Moans, 421 East Morris street
Indlpnnpolis. says: “1 tried many medi
cines for my rtomach trouble but not I: -
ing seeineU to give me much relief untl'
I took Pepgen. Pepgen hit the spot
and I recommend, it to others."
Mrs. I.ouella Armstead, 1014 Sterling
street. Indianapolis, says: "Since bik
ing Pepgen my entire system is hotter
It relieved a pain in my-r'.dc. eliminated
gas formation in my stomach aid I
am net bothered with dizzy spells.?
Frank Broyles, farmer, Bridgeport,
Indiana, says: "I speak honestly when
I say that Pepgen has been north mor
than SI,OOO to mv health, and I am glad
to recommend it."
william Bossert. 316 West Sixteenth
street, Indianapolis, says: 'I api sure
that Pepgen relieved my wife; other--
wise I would not recommend It. The
rheumatism In her limbs and arms Is
much better and she feels better all
over."
James Dolan. 1015 Harrison street. In
dianapolis. says: “Since taking Pepgen
I feel 100 per cent better. My stomach
does not torture me. I eat whatever
I like without any bad after-effects.”
J. W. Baggarey, 631 North Division
street, Indianapolis, say*: “Since tak
ing Pepgen I have a very keen appetite
and enjoy all my meals. I sleep soundly
ami feel fine when 1 get up in the movn
.ng Any person who is In a run-dowu
condition had better try Pepgen."
Mrs. Harry Williams. 2822 Chester
street, Indianapolis, sav*: “Pepgen re
lieved me of nervous dyspepsia, and ny
wlfe of neuralgia. We both gained in
weight and it Is a pleasure for us to
recommend the medicine."
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