Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1919 — Page 4

DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Eveninfl Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. JOHN H. HELLER Preeident ARTHUR R. HOLTHOUSE, Secretary Subscription Rates Cash in Advance. One We’k, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carrier $5.00 One Month, by mail 35 cents Six Months, by mail $1.75 Three Months, by mail SI.OO One Year, by mail $3.00 One Year, at office $3.00 Single copies 2 cents Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at the postoflice in Decatur, Indiana, as second-class matter. It looks more like an old fashioned campaign now that Charles Miller has announced his probable candidacy for the republican gubernatorial nomination. Barney Kalver is a game fighter and lie has determined not to quit boosting for the Jewish Belief campaign in Adams county until the quota of $6,000 has been met. Every one will admire his courage and his persistency and should help him close the big campaign this week. Wherever soliciting has been done tine results are more than satisfactory and surely the workers can afford to give a few hours time for this cause —the saving of lives. We are within $1,500 of the goal and we Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking GOLD MEDAL Th* world’s standard remedy for kidnev, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of life and looks. In use since 1695. All druggists, three sizes. Lock for the nemo Gold Medal on ...ry bo* and accept no imitation

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, should help Barney put It over this ' week A visitor to Decatur told us today i. that ho believed this was one of the finest spots on earth and he has truv 1 eled widely. Ho spoke of our excel--1 lent land, our hospitable people, oui wide awake citizens and said the only fault he could find was a lack of ) industries to employ our people and > make every one prosperous. He is ! right. That's all we need to make , this the one spot in the world in i which to live. Our climate, our loca--1 tion, our facilities are par excellence. ' Let's get a factory or two. 1 Prank Dailey, former district attorney for Indiana and well known in ’ this part of the state, has been ap- . pointed to conduct an examination as to the senatorial election in Mich- ’ igan last November. It will be remembered that after the NewberryFord contest it was rumored that the admiral had used "gobs” of coin and Mr. Dailey has been authorized to conduct an examination. He will hold the inquiry at Grand Rapids and the senator may have to do a little “wiggling'' to keep out of trouble for Frank knows this investigating game thoroughly. Efforts to have the state highway commission put Adams county back on the map gains headway and the ’ interest now manifested should result m the recognition we desire We should not have been taken off ‘ in the first place and the plan now to give us a road from Geneva to this city and the east and west road I should he approved by the comrnis slot). it. is reasonable, is deserved and will help in many ways. John ' T. Myers and his assistants leading the fight should win and should havt the united support of every citizen it would mean a great saving to the county for if the road is taken ovei |as a state highway we save the up

NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS ' MY LOCATION IS NOW ONE DOOR NORTH OI MY FORMER PLACE. DR. BERT MANGOLD. 1219-11' Dentist.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21.1910.

. — | Akenp on many miles and this will to a great extent make up for the loss of the automobile tax. It's up to the commission. One of the defenses being put up tor the new tax law is the fact that you can now have a SI,OOO mortgage exemption in place of a S7OO reduction from your valuation provided you have a mortgage on your property for twice the amount. It sounds good but the only trouble is that it doesn’t save you any money over the old law, in fact it's a money loser. For instance under the old valuation' and rate an exemption of S7OO at the city rate $5.47. reduced your taxes $35.29 while with the new valuation J and rate of $2.00 your total taxes are cut but $20.00. Consequently you are $15.29 worse off under the new, law than you were tinder the old so far as exemption is concerned and i the boost on the rest of your proper-j tv adds to your overhead. We are still looking for sort.- benefits from I this much talked of tax law. If you. find any let us know. DRESS REHEARSAL FOR “OH. OH, CINDY!” Final Rehearsal for Home Talen Play Will be Held This Evening. Do Decatur people realize how near they are to seeing "Oh, Oh. Cindy?” With a dress rehearsal scheduled for -this evening, the production is practically ready for its presentation on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Indications are that a capacity house will witness the Delta Theta Tan's home talen production each evening. What may you expect? Ask any member of the cast and choruses. They have witnessed a stage rehearsal, and have seen the costumes. It is their unanimous oi inion that the production is unsurpassable. You will i hear many remarks which boost it to • the skies. For instance: . i “I think the costumes arc Just won- , dcrful.” | “Isn't Terrance O'Hooligan a 1 scream?” “The music is just fine. I can't keep my feet still.” These and many, many others. Com» out and see for yourself. Tickets are still on sale. Don't miss file r biggest and best show ever staged in , Decatur.

MUST RETURN BY WEDNESDAY (United Press Service) Chicago. Oct. 21.—(Special to Dai!> Democrat) —Steel strikers in the Chicago district were notified today that they must return to work by Wed nesday or lose their pension and seniority rights and other privileges. Reports from Gary. Indiana Harbor and South Chicago stated hundreds of men returned to work this week. HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE AND TWO CENT SUPPER The Royal Neighbors are going to have a Hallowe’en masquerade and two-eent supper at the hall Thursday evening. Every one is invited to don a mask and join the crowd. You will have just lots of fun, so don't miss it. Following the social part they will give an interesting program. Then think of the good eats, too, besides all

THIRTY-FOUR HERDS SELECTED I j Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 21. —The names of 34 owners of accredited ' herds of cattle In Indiana, were made public today by Dr. L. E. Northup. state veterinarian, who is cooperating with the federal governmemt in a campaign to eradicate tuberculosis Hom live stock. The accrediated herds have conformed to the official federal requirement of uniform methods and rules for tuberculosis testing, and their owners have received official certificates which authorize them to sell and ship their stock across state lines, and receive preferred consideration at the hands of the stock buyers, who, according to the state veterinarian. place it premium upon animals they know are free from infection. ! Os the 271 Indiana live stock owners who have ndiq ted the plan. 237 .have not completed the requirements ; necessary for certification.

I ——————— DECORATION WILL BE RETURNED (United Press Service) | Aboard King Albert’s Train, St. Louis, Mo.. Oct. 21.—(Spesial to Daily Democrat) -J. M. “Bill" Nye. chief special agent for the state department jin charge of King Albert’s tour today 'returned the decoration which tlx* king conferred upon him. The king rewarded Nye’s effort to make the trip pleasant and interesting by conferring the order of Ixwpold I on the state department’s dean of guides. Nye was unable to keep the decoration on account of his position. However, when he resigns from state department the decoration will be re- ; turned PAID A BIG PRICE (United Press Service) Chicago. Oct. 21.— (Special to Daily Democrat) —Examination of witnesses by the congressional committee investigating why $25,000.0(10 was paid the Standard Steel Car company of Ham--1 mond. Ind., for 200 gun carriages durI Ing the war. was continued here 1 today. | The first payment of $99,000 was made to dpver losses during inan ! tivity of the plant when tied up with i government work. Charles R. Miller, icost expert of the Chicago ordnance » department testified. i Miller stated although the governintent had received only 200 gun carriages from the Hammand company, hundreds wore uniter construction > w!:;'t th' ar-u.-ii was signed. “C.CCTTY” TIRED OF BOSTON F-'ton. Oct. 21. —Everett Scott. Blr.titon (Ind.) star shortstop of the ‘ ’Hr -ton Red Sox. refuses to sign a contract to play with the Boston club * n"xt reason. He demanded that he be tended or sold. It is reported that 1 Scott want- to go to the White Sox. and that Manager Gleason will enr(deaver to arrange a real for him. It ' is known Hint Gleason expects to de|Velop Risberg into a first baseman in

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LIEUT, k W. GROUCHY J Lieut. A. W. Grouchy es the French chasseurs, a grandson of Napoleon's general, Marsha! Grouchy, winner of the Croix de Guerre with two palms and holder of five citation#, member of the Legion of Honor, and wounded twice, who has come with other French officers to attend an American university.

MANY ATTEND MEETING. The tabernacle meetings at Pleasant Mills are proving a great success. Interest is growing by leaps and bounds. There has been a constant increase in attendance and collections. Sunday evening was the climax of the week with a full house and ushers ! carrying in extra seats. Dr. Naftzger ' is a vigorous and strenuous man. ‘ Though a cultured Christian gentle- ‘ man. he has “roughed it" for months ’ in the battle line in France. He has lived with men who needed religion sorely and found it. He is a cleau- * cut, powerful preacher. He has no use for vague theories, dangerous 1 "isms” and various substitutes for - Christianity. He drives home a practical message with the word of God always for authority. He is respectful and kind-hearted toward all true ’ followers of Christ, but the truth • blazes forth from his lips against all ’ hypocrisy and sin. Illustrations from real life are especially effective. Decatur people have had experience in a great tabernacle meeting timing the Honeywell campaign some years ago. ■ and they know that an eifort like this is worth going miles to attend. De--1 catur folks are invited every night, ’’ but. Thursday evening especially. A ’ great delegation is expected to be ’ present with songs and “pep.” 1 ‘ Robert Hoake more than two cen- ’ turies ago predicted telephony over a wire. n n., i, ... -

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