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The 350 chick brooder carries a larger hoover than other makes put out on their 500 chick. Heavy and durable, perfect control of temperature, holds fire same as base burner. We have in Stock 350. 500 and 1.000 chick sizes with curtains for edge of hoover. E. L Carroll &|Son

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FORTUNE AWAITS ARGONNE VETERAN (United Press Service) Philadelphia, Pa . Feb 27—(Special to Daily Democrat) —A thousand dollars. a ticket to North Dakota, and a pension kait a wandering doughhoy in a - fur coat ’ at the local Red Cross head-quarters. The ebb tide of the army broght Joe Lennore to Philadelphia from a near by demobilization camp. He register.-d ;t the Salvation Army Hotel and from' there was taken to St. Agnes' Hospital tor treatment of his wounds. He wore eleven wound stripes, had a croix de guerre, two citations and medals from the Spanish-American war. When discharged from the hospital he collected compensation through the Red Cross, bought a fur coat, and disappeared without leaving an addre.-s. Since then his compensation under the Sweet hill has piled up a thousand lollars to his credit As he is gradtally becoming blind In- is given donde disability, permanent insurance irivileges. and in addition, the palic tealtlt servee has a free ticket ior tint to return to hi- Lome in North Dakota. He is a veteran of the Argonne and Cliateau-Thicrry. EATS DON’T FORGET THE SPECIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER AT THE "EATS” RESTAIRANT. SERVED 11 A. M. TO 1 P. M. RESERVE TABLE. PHONE 28 PRICE 65 ( ENTS. RESPECTED INDIANA MAN R If. Johnson of Peterson, receive ! a letter from his son. W. H. Johnson. ,at Conieta. Okla., who is a ganger in the oil fields there, stating that in his runds gauging oil. he was compelled to pass a dwelling occupied by a negro and his family, who were the owners pf from twelve to fifteen dogs. ;»nd when he jiassed the negro house the dogs would attempt to attack him Mr (Johnson told a neighbor of the negro that he would kill the dogi; if they i bothered him again The next time ( iie passed, the nagro kept the dogs -away from the public highway, aud | said to Johnson: “l see y,u have an Indiana number on your Fwd. and I won’t let the dogs attack any one from Indiana." Mr. Johnson is a brother ol Mrs. Mattie E. Lenhart of West Monroe street, this city, i

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ULUAILD UAIUI ILZI-n SOCIETY DOINGS Club Calendar FRIDAY Baptist Missionary society at borne us Mrs John Everett. Pocahontas Needle Club — Mosdames Kinzle Biirilge. Fristoe and Bain, hostesses. Also initiation of new members. Woman’s Christian Board of Missions at the home of Mrs. Minnie Daniels. Zion Lutheran Ladin* Aid Society at echool house, in afternoon. Mite society of the M. E. church in afternoon at Sunday school room. Mrs. Fred Henschen and Mrs. D VV. Johnson, chairmen. B. Y. P I’, social at home of Mrs. John Chronister in evening. t The St. Vincent de Paul society met at the. home of Mrs. J. H. Bremerkamp Wednesday afternoon with an attendance of forty. A splendid meeting was held and the collection amounted to $10.40 The afternoon was spent in sewing for the orphans. Mrs. Bremerkamp was assisted in serving dainty refreshments by .Mrs. Will Bowers and Mrs. William Bosse. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday in April at the home of Mrs. Tom Durkin. She will be assisted by Mrs. Will Coichin and Mrs. Richard Christen. Every man who is a member or attendant of the Presbyterian church is urged to be present at the church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock prompt. Something doing. svt2 The New York health commissioner ordered a brand new schedule of work hours for the city in order to decrease the crowds on cars during the rush hours. The purpose was to minimize the spread of influenza. Trials and executions of death sentences continue without abatement in Belguim and France, the victims being those who treasonably aided ’he enemy during the war. Quick Action » Corn Cure ■ • ••Get*-It" *>topu i’ain In.Manlly nod < «»rn Soon LI fix Riuht <»<. A few drops of “Gets-Tt” •iuen< iies t urn pains like wat« r ournches fire. Gives you immediate relief. •• Got»>it £*J The cOrn begins tu lyxe its tfrip at oik*. In a <lav u two it so loose that \ou .in lift it off. roots anjl ail. twixt thumb and finger. Th t'» th** last -o it. is millions have found out. H Is tin simple*. -it • lit- and ■ omni ■. - » it- •• w to be rid of corn*. •Gets-rt." the nv^vt -failing. guaranteed, mone> >i»a* k < <»rn remover, costs hut a liith at my drug store Ms d by I'. Lawn • • *,’o.. Chi* .:u <

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- I - HUSBAND. 84. WOULD - I DIVORCE SPOU6E. 80. J tUnltsd Pr«»» Servlca> Sau Francisco. Feb 27—Judge . a Crothers i« to give his decision to- ( day iu the divorce suit of Mr. and . Mrs. Mathias Becker. Becker is 84. c I His wife is younger She's only 8" t The hatband declared tn court hi> octogenarian spouae has two affinl- -- tit's. -My wife is crazy." be teatlfled. I "crazy about men. 1 have always had /U> watch her. I've moved from one' city to another to get her away from., her affinities.” i Mrs. Becker denied the "affinity . i accusation. i Texas census enumerators have found a Mexican aged 132 years. He produced a birth parchment wluih bore the date Sept. 18- 1788. A Negt ress of 120 years was also found, be- .. sides many centenarians, Il has been *said of in Spain that William Hohenzollern has requested ci 1 President Peru permision to go to that 1 country and engage in cattle raising. 1 Final Contest Starts at Seven t - • (Continued From Page One) was one of the roughest ever seen in i. this city, and resembled a foot bail game to some extent, the Linn Grove team greatly outweighing the locals ■ and at all times both teams were s treated in a pretty rough manner. Tilt a first half ended 9 to 4 with Linn Grove leading and for a while it looked like 2 the locals played their last game. During the second half, however, they - came back in their old-time form, reg f istering fifteen points to their oppo- > nents’ six. and defeated them by the J score of 19 to 15. the score being ti“d a twice within the last four minutes of play. A large delegation of rooters from every school that took part in • the tournament was present at the 1 games last evening and much enthu- • siasm was shown. - Interest Grows (Continued From Page One) was shown in this morning’s services. There were ninety-seven present, eighty-four Bibles, and sixty-two prayers offered, showing a decided increase over Tuesday morning services. * Tell your friends about the meetings and invite them to come and enjoy them. They will be well repaid for their effort in going when they hear the message of Rev. Thomas. — N. V. FARMERS TO REAP MINT HARVEST tl’nited Press Service) Lyons. N. Y.. Feb. 27—When John Barleycorn passed on. friends predicted an early demise for one of his chief lieutenants, mint tor the julep. Recent developments here not inly have assured the ingredients w ill not die. but a fair degree of prosperity is promised him for his declining years. Since 1814 the country surrounding Lyons has been plentifully planted in mint, but when the prices were low farmers declined to cultivate the plant systematically. New that prices for peppermint oil nave advanced to ibove $8 a pound, however, cineerled efforts are being exerted to proluce mint in large quantities. Contracts recently were let for erection of two large distilleries and farmers have announced they intend to devote many more acres than ever before to raising mint. -

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OBITUARY John Lewis Johnson was born ii Harrison township. Van Wert county 'Ohio. March 6. 1867. departed this life February 22. 1920. aged 52 years. 11 months and 16 days. He was marri- < to Pearl (Annisl Harker. April ’• 1896. and to this union six childr-r were bom. Two infant daughters pre ceded their father to the better world Besides the companion three sons am one daughter survive, namely: Zeail Kenneth. Irving and Zelnia; also tivi sisters and six brothers mourn thei loss. He was a member of Worn Chapel U. B. church and at the tintof his death was serving in the ca liacity of steward of the church Hi was one who always made the best ■ life. His devotion to his family wa that of untiring service. His dail: thought seemed to be. “1 have but on i life to life: if 1 invest it unworthily I my regret will lie as long aseternity

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