Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 77, Decatur, Adams County, 31 March 1919 — Page 2

DAILY DEMOCRAT Furnished Every Evening Except Sunday by The Decatur Democrat Company i JOHN H. HffLLER .President; AHTHUR R. HO'.THOUSE Secretary: —' —’ ~ 1 Subscription Rates 3y Governu.ent Order Cash tn Advance. jua Week by carrier 10 cents : e e Year, by carrier $5.001 One Mouth, by marl 35 cental Three Months, by mail $3.00* Six Months, by mail 11.75 j One Year, by mall ..$3.00; One Year, et office $3.00 Single Copies 2 cents Ad'. ertl.-ing rates made known on! application. Entered at the postotttce in Deca-: tar, Indiana, as second-class matter, i Senator Root, greatest constitution-, a’, lawyer o£ the world, in abetter to Will Hays, chairman of the national republican committee, declares for tiie league of nations with certain' changes to which most people agree.. His attitude is in contrast with cer- j tain ether near senators and political tumblers. The difference, too, seems to be that Mr. Root thinks before he expresses his opinion. Adams county should plan to meet; her quota. for the Fifth Liberty Loan I before sundown on the first day. Their should be no nej of making any person buy bonds, you ought to want • to buy them. Os course if ycu are seeking some littla two by four excuse fur not doing ,so, ycu will find it. No one is perfect and without doubt mistakes have been, made but these facts do net permit us to repudiate our deb ;; or neglect bringing home th.- boys and finishing the job. When you hear a fellow say that i he is not going to buy bonds because some official in his or inion has been just put it down that he is playing politics in preference to J being loyal to his government. It's; the ehe., kin I of petifoggy. Senator Wat-on is making speeches against the League of Na-; tions, malting the only kind of speech he knows how to make, a Fourth of July, red-fire, rip and snort political harrangue, fairly tearing the tail feathers out of the old eagle, j The people smile and pass it over for j there is no argument to his fierce outbursts. He is against it evidently because the president is for it. The great majority of people are for a j league because they believe it to their j interests and it. is more than probable that Mr. Watson will be busy next! year explaining his attitude on this great international question. And talking about incompetency •: the record of the recent legislature; in Indiana ought to forever close the! 1 mouths of seme, of the men who aro | ; crying the loudest. Tht tax and road,, laws and a few others are rather j frc.h in our minds and as time passes j it will be clearer than now that, tho 1 men behind the gun in the 1919 as- ’ 1 sembly were not just what you would 1 . call over competent. That the amendments to the con-| stitutlcn for the League of Nations' '

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. will make it a stronger and better document, no one who is half fair ■ doubts, that in the future there will ibo other changes are assured. The fellow who takes uio attitude that the! I original fi rm was perfect is just asj far wrong as he who opposes it blindily and viciously because of political reasons. What we all want is the l ost, peace treaty possible and the way to get it is to bo honest and i square and non-partisan. • ——— . Have you tried to rent a house in I I Decatur? Well try it and you will i si on convince yourself that if this jclty is to grow, some one will have to j I start home building soon. We talked 1 ;to one man today who said he had been here four days and had spent 1 'several hours a day trying to find a housg in which to live and that though he had not been particular.' • I:.i had so far failed. A row of mod- ‘ rn dwellings or a flat would be rent!ed before the basement was ready . 1 and it looks like a mighty good in- * ■ vestment. - < j SO PIC TY ! 1 < Club Calendar j< u Monday Root Township Women — Monmouth Schoolhouse. ( Delta Theta Tau Grace Arnold f Mite Society—M. E. Church. ( I I Tuesday. Zion Reformed W. M. S.—Mrs. 1 John Beel. ’ Tri l-'.appas—Celia Andrews Pres’ yterian Missionary — Mrs. , Charles Teeplo. ( D. Y. B. Class Two-cent Supper— Sether Building. < Wednesday. Two-cent Supper — Evangelical Church. ' Friday. Queen Esther—Mrs. John T. Myers. Minds that have nothing to ! confer find little to perceive. —Wordsworth. The Queen Esthers will meet Fri-j ; day evening with Mrs- John T. Myers i v«t iiar home on Fourth street. Miss 1 Whar rish will be leader. All • Queen Esthers are expected to be I present. . Attention is again called to the so-! j cial of the Mite society to be given! ■ at the Methodist church this evening ■ : at 7:30 o’clock. Every member of the I church is cordially invited. The officers will entertain and a very good program will be given. Mrs. John Beel and Mrs. M. F. I Worthmann will be hostess to the Re- , formed Woman’s Missionary society ' when it meets Tuesday afternoon at | two o’clock at the Beel home. Mrs. i Otto Reppert will be leader. Every i member is urged to come as the election of officers and olher important business will be considered. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Baptist church met on Friday afternoon ;tt the home of Mrs. Will Whines. The president, Mrs. C. E. Bell, presided, and read for the afternoon's lesson the fifth chapter of Thessalon- ■ lans. A committee was appointed to I get Plans and prices for a new basement, the same to be fitted up for, primary departments and also to; , have a kitchen and dining room. The j collection for the afternoon air.ountled to s3l .jq , Mrs. John Bollinger, of West Mon- '. roe street, gave a lovely' birthday j (party Saturday afternoon for the j seventh, birth anniversary of her (granddaughter. Mildred Baker. Four-; teen little girl friends came to share the afternoon’s entertainment with her from two to four o’clock. They ■

IT MS TO 50 THIS J “George Wentworth, a letter carrier I here, has worn a pair of shoes with Neolin Sole® four months and two days. His route is twenty miles a day. This test, made at our request, proves the wearing quality of Neolin Soles to our satisfaction.” From LothropsFamham Co., Dover, N. H. Only Neolin Soles will stand up under a test like this. People who are hard on shoes will save money if they buy them with Neolin Soles. These shoes come in many styles for men, women and children. Have Neolin Soles put on your worn shoes too. Any good repair shop will apply thm. Remember—they are made by Science to be com! ortable and v. aterproof. also. Manufactured by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who make Wingfoot Heels—guaranteed to outwear all other heels,

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played games and bud a jolly good time until the refreshment hour when pink and white brick ice cream, cake and pretty Easter eggs made their J appearance. Mildred received a numi i>er of pretty gifts. The circle includ-’ Jod besides Mildred and her little' brother, Junior Baker, the following: •Marjorie Hoagland, Nedra Glancy, I Lola, Leia and Helen Brushwlller. i Katherine Archbold, Madgeleln Mil-1 ler, Celia and Mary' Appleman, Marjorie and Clover Bright, Ida May Steele, Wilma Andrews and Jeanette Smith. — Q—— . — | COURT NEWS | • In the claim of Christena Young vs. Christens Young, et al. R. C. Parrish was appointed to represent the estate The case of Marcellus E. Hutton vs. 1 Louis A. Wtble was dismissed and costs paid. A. G. Briggs qualified as administrator of the Edward P. Dunishee estate. He gave SIOO. John Stcigmeyer was discharged as executor of the Joseph F. Stelgn.eyer estate, on approval of his final report. Leah Yoss was discharged as administratrix of the Fred Yoss estate on approval of her final report The estate was found to be of the value of $13,791.41 end no inheritance tax Is found due. The final report of John D. Hale, administrator of the Caroline Hale estate, was approved and he was discharged from further liability. The total estate was found to be of the value of $4500. .No inheritance tax was found due. C. S. Niblick, guardian, was authorized to pay Augusta Bogner the sum of SSO. The final report in the partition case of lavina Kern vs. Clara E Burger, et al. was approved. ■ ■■.... , ■ The case of Sarah Stout vs. Wil-

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liam D. Rule, et al. was continued. Motions for new trials of the folI lowing cases were filed: Amos French I Clbtus GenUi\ Charles C. Bierie, I Amos French. (2) against Albert S. j Kindle, administrator of the Amos i Hubert French estate. The case of John W. Linkhart vs. Fornax Milling Company was sent to | Wells circuit court on change of venue. Ten days granted to make the change. In tho claim of Anna Gunsett vs. Anna Gunsett, administratrix, Fred ■ Fruehte was appointed to represent the estate. In the case of The State on the Relation of Darius Robison vs. Charles W. Yager, mayor, the demurrer to the complaint was overruled; exceptions by the defendant. Real estate transfers: Elijah Walters to David Flanders, lot 1, Decatur, S3OO. Soldiers’ honorable discharges were recorded as follows: Menno Augsburger, Arthur P. Clark. Aaron Kipfer, Lloyd D. Beery. o— - - — INSPECTS HIS YACHT. (United Press New York, Mar. 31 —(Special to Daily Democrat -Sir Thomas Lipton went to Brooklyn today to inspect his Yacht Shamrock IV. which has been ' lying in a shipyard there ever since i the cutbreak of the war in 1914 ended plans for the cup race. Sir Thomas arrived here yesterday on the Aquitania. He will spend some time making plans for the next race in 1920. Sir Thomas said he probably would bring his newest Shamrohk over next ! spring to engage in trial rares with the challenger. o Hard Working Woman Knows from Experience that Nothing Equals Vino! to Create Strength. Holmdel, N. J. —“I live on a farm and am a hard working woman and for weak, run-down, overworked coni ditions have found nothing that will ! create an appetite, build me up and make me strong equal to Vinol.” —

Mis. Thomas Ellis. 1 The reason we recommend Vinol. ' ■for such conditions Is because It Is a h! constitutional remedy and all of Its ■ ingii lients are printed on ench pack- . Hage which will prove that It Is a safe R and valuable remedy to create strength for weak, rundown, overworked men, women and children. a Sold by Smith, Yager ft Falk, and . druggists everywhere.—advt. a P. S -For pimples and blotches try, Saxol Salve. Money back if it fails. — Telephone 388 and order 5 some of our all-pork sausage. 1 Deliveries at 7:30 and 10 a. m., and 2:30 and 4 p. m.—Myeer, Brushwiller & Beel. 41 ts O— Lost Weight Restored. H. R. Beamer, Findlay, O. —“In very run down condition. Nervous prostration. Reduced in weight. Could ■ not sleep. Wonderful relief after - taking Hull’s Superlative. Weight restored.' Your druggist has Hull's Superlative.—advt. —-- — - FOR CONSTIPATION The Root of Many Malignant Diseases Laxcarin is Used Very Effectively How Laxcarin is Used. As a Stomach or Dinner Pill —The; i dose is one pill taken immediately > before or after dinner. Sugar-coated . and non-nauseating they can be thus ‘ taken without inconvenience and by ’ their power of gently stimulating the ■ .'tomach. organs of digestion, liver and bowels, will tend to give relief from the effects of over-eating, indigestion and any tendency to the forl ■ mation of a costive habit of the body. I Doses, as a Laxative, in dyspepsia, liver complaints, chronic constipation 1 or costiveness, sick headache, etc., take one, or two tablets at bed time, or any number required to insure a healthy movement of the bowels once and not more than twice during the I next day. When taken every night or every other night, in many cases a single pill will be suftscient; others ' again will require more, while in a I few instances a half pill will be found ■ ample. When thus taken, patients I will soon learn by experience the size ' doses they need, bearing in mind that 1 a single, healthy, natural movement of the bowels daily is all that is required. This is the best time and ’ manner of taking them in these disI eases, as operating very gently next II day they carry off vitiated secretions. > As a Purgative—The average dose I for an adult, to produce moderate j purging in bilious attacks, disorder- • ed stomach, is from 2 to 3 tablets. ! For Children—They should be givI en in doses proportionate to age. say a child from 5 to 8 years, one-half tablet; from 9 to 15 years, one whole tablet. Constipation or Costiveness —They should be given in doses proportionate to age, say a child from 5 to 8, one-half tablet; from 9 to 12, one whole tablet. Constipation or Costiveness —This condition is really a parent of evil, giving rise, when habitual or chronic, j to an almost innumerable class of ills ! and affecting a numerous host of peo- • pie. To obtain relief: Take Laxcarj in at bedtime in laxative doses sufficient in size only to induce a single natural evacuation of the bowels next day. After a few days omit the tablets, but nevertheless on the following morning at the same hour on which the pills operated tne day before. make an effort to have an evacuation, whether there is any desire for it or not. If successful, never fail to go to stool at that hour every day or the constipated habit may return. If any evacuation ehould not follow the first or second morning after omitting the tablets return to their use for a few days and then omit them again as before, and so continue until regular evacuations are established. In most cases whether with adults or children, the doses will have to be varied in size and in the same intervening between the doses to suit the peculiarities and habits of different individuals and of differing circumstances. each learning by experience for themselves what is best adapted to their use. It is best to have a box of Laxcarin always on hand. It is the safest purgative, and no family medicine cheut is complete without it. Laxcarin is sole solely by The LAXCARIN PRODUCTS CO. Price—sloo per box; 6 boxes. sb.oo Money Order, Cash, Registered Letter Will send C. O. D. Anywhere Dept. E-147 Pittsburgh, Pa. HHB Dr. Edwards* Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ C!iv;e Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets.'The pleasant, sugarcoated tablets are taken for bad breath by'all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel docs without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards’ Clive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. j ur. Edwards* Olive Tablets are purely I a vegetable compound mixed with olive VT‘ U know thera by ° !ive i a week c ? e 7 ever v “teht for 1

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