Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 28 February 1920 — Page 2

DAILY DEMOCRAT FutoHahwß I vary Ivanlif Hm»i •unlay toy TH* OgCATUR OKMOCRAT CO. JO HR H. M«kk1R...r,.....Rrw14*M fWTHUR B. HOLTNOUM, •aaratary •utoacripllon *«**• C*«h la Adv«Btoto QU* WtotoM. R/ <»nU tkia T«w. by can1w....... <Jaa Mantto. by ma11.......... ,8 c * nt * three Moatha. toy ma 11.41 00 Itx Maltol, by BAU.«..KvrAA*«* x 7S Tear. toy mall. «»*»>.*•• .®* OT Oxa Taxr, at oM e a.»xxa«"iA»- , 42-00 tiiMle * nl * jMlwrtialMK rates mada kaovn on arvUcattoa. . ja a * totarM at th* aoatoMea in Dec* rar, tadlaaa. a* saacad-alMt mattar. You are invited and urged to read Meredith Nicholsons answer to the question “Who is Dr. Carleton MeClilkuh?’’ printed in another part of thia paper and tb«-n you will know who you will elect governor of Indi ana. .■■J_gL A l .— The dedication of the General Electric company building in this city Will take place Saturday. April 17th. Iluroember the da'e and plan to he here. Join in the fun and help advertise Decatur as the one little town in Hoosierdom that can do things With the assistance of Mr. S. F. Itunting. general manager of the Fort Wayne works of the General Electric company and the whole-hearted - support of our local citizens in cooperation with the common council and other city officials, the building! of a modern and serviceable power: plant in this city is assured DecaI tur will need the increased power facilities and the new plant will aid 1 murh in her growth and ability to takg cate of any demand in the power or electric line. ... —-—— “* K Col. Carleton McCulloch, candidate' s . for the Democratic nomination forltl governor of Indiana, is receiving the hearty support and endorsements to vplch he is entitled to. of the lead ing democrats and citizens in the y

URGES PEOPLE TO FIGHT.CATARRH “ I WITH SIMPLE HOME MADE REMEDY Can Make Pint al Home *ntl Costs Uttic, Says Leading Druggist of Covington, Ky , Who Has Made Special Study of Catarrh. —1 i Says: Inflamed Nostrils Invite Influenza

People who *ay that catarrh is ' dis.'NU'r' not to bo taken seriour- 1 ly arc harshly rebuked by a Kentucky druggist who has for years been much interested in the growth of this loathsome, yet altogether too common disease. • He claims that the sore, tender, inflamed membrane of the nostrils and throat is a prolific breeding ground for germs—not pnly the germs of Influenza, but i many other kinds as well. If people would only stop experimenting for two weeks and try a simnle remedy made o f Mentholized Arcino mixed with enough Soiled water to make a full pint, half of the catarrh in this country would be abolished. It's really no ioke for people

# is the dentrifice that contains the properties recommended as ideal by United States Army Dental Surgeons 5 4 ♦ <"-■" '■ ■ " - ■■——" ’ “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE’’ — -■ < “it floats'' you read, and you all know. (The ads have put you wise) I or millions they have spent this way.— It pays to advertise. II “57“ appears to you. I hough pickles you despise. Ihe maker's name you know.-»-It pays to advertise. I hose little twins, so shiny black. I hat every woman buys l o scour the sink or pots' and pans,— It pays to advertise. W hat made Milwaukee famous once Was well-known merchandise. Before the »lns got upper hand.— It pays to advertise. • ’ ’ ’“'Sj So the .Democrat of Decatur Mi ans success, all it implies. S' - Richnjond-puWan—BE-KAUS. It pays to advertise. » ■« I I <

, f p state. His popularity is growing: t every day aajJ altbpugli other ..Mididal«* way enter the field, the eleclipu of Mr. McCulloch is a mife MI Dr McCulloch is an able executive f a leader in his profession, a aucceee , ful business man and stands for the interests of the people He will make t'lfce right kind of a governor i for Indiana i I Governor Goodrich is very temper--1 mental. Now he is going to have an I extra session of the legislature and 1 tomorrow he changes his mind, only 1 to change again iu a few days. For months he has bad his party on such i a nervous strain that some of the politicians are showing signs of nervous prostration. Now he is talk j ing again of calling a session to do certain things. The principal busi-l ness will be correcting some of the],

numroutt errors of the last general session of the republican legislature. Many leading republicans are insisting that the session be confined to absolute emergencies and that much of the governor's program be eliminated. Naturally most republicans look upon an extra session as full of potaibilities of putting the party deeper in the hole that Goodrich began digging soon after he entered the governor's office. Among the bills that will probably be considered necessary are: Bills to appropriate funds for state institutions and to reimburse the auditor for expenditures for which there were no appropriations; a bill to provide for voting of women at the presidential primary and general election; an amendment to the tax law to restore control of bond issues to local authorities; an act authorizing Indiana and Indianapolis to erect a national home for the American Legion.—Hartford City News. CARD OF THANKS I wish in this manner to thank the Kind neighbors and friends for the sympathy and flowers at the time of rhe death of our huslwnd and father. I also desire to thank the people for their helping hands and kindnesses; clso the pastor for his words of consolation. MRS. ’A M FOREMAN k- CHILDREN. ... , . —j

’.’•■'o don’t know about this Bimple l~r-ipe to be constantly sniffing i d snuffing, blowing and hawki irg, n-hen all these obnoxious I symptoms as v.-ell as the foul di. - chr. -ge can be made to disappear in a few days. Ask for three-quarters of an ounce of Mentholized Arcinc—that’s all you need and after you have mixed it with enough boiled water to make a pint gargle the < throat twice daily and snuff or •Aray some up the nostrils, as di--rccted. The *ender nostrils will soon lose their soreness, heal up, and be eiean and healthy. Important Reminder: Just a3 soon as anyone in the family gets a cold in the head, check it at once with this same medicine s

SOCIETY DOINGS Club Calendar Moo day Research Club- Mrs. Dr. Thomas. Delta tli*fa tnu-Mrs. Janies Brown Tuesday Piesbyierian Home and Foreign Mis Mrs. S. D Beavers. Wednesday W. M. A of the V. B. church—AV Ves Baker home. North Eighth street. Research club will bold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mr- Dr. Thomas on South Third street All meuiliers are urged to be present. ♦ The W. M A. of the U. B church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 at the Ves Baker home on North; i Eighth street. This is the time for I reports of officers. The election of officers for the coming year and of delegates to the branch convention to he held at South Bend during the first]'

Iwoek of May. At this meeting we will open our thank offering boxes. Leflj | all who can plan to come. Let m ’! close the year with a splendid scrv--1 ice. ♦ f Mrs. James Brown will be the hosts css to the Delta theta tau sorority at her home on North Fifth Street day evening at 7:00 o’clock All mein-, ' bera are urged to be. present. i The Presbyterian Home and Fore) ign Missionary societies wUlmeet Tues; day afternoon at the home as Mrs S. D Beavers. At ths time the miU ' box opening will take place and al • members are especially urged to be in atendance. An .excellant program consisting of the following will be given: Piano solo. Mrs. Clyde Noble; Leson study, Mrs. Fred Patterson :• Reading Miss. Veronica Anker. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES TO NfEET The Presbyterian Home and For< eign Missionary society will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2;30 at the home of Mrs. S. I). Beavers. This meeting will be the annual opening of the Mite boxes. Every member itj urg.'d to be present as there is im portant business to be taken up and also a special program RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT Green be his memory, in the odrer’s heart. He loved so well, through all his true life's span; » I Bless d be his rest, who acted well hit part. Who honor'd God in doing good iq man. j In memory of bohn Robinson, whe di -d February 21. 1920. i Once again the Supreme Chancellor of the Universe hath summoned through death, a brother knight, from the labors of the castle here to the joys of the beautiful Castle in the New Jerusalem. He has completed the U‘ bors of friendship in helping his fellow brother, of charity in relieving the cries of the distressed, and in be, novelence tn ministering at the bed; side of the sick As a recompense of his service under the tri-colored ban ner, he has received the plaudit ”wel’ done'' from the Great Father: and ' Whereas. The all-wise ami merciful Father has called our beloved and re spooled brother home; and Whereas. He having been a true and faithful brother of our mystic order: therefore, be it Resolved. That Chas. A. Norib' Lodge. No. 542, Knight of Pythias. Willshire. Ohio, in testimony of our loss, tenders to the family of the bereaved brother our sincere condolence, in this deep affliction, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family. W H LAL'GHREY. K. of R A S; W E. SPITLER. M of E. L B. CAMPBELL. C. C. Committee. —* I And when a tew more days are flown.Ami the last lingering sand is gone. - With Jesus nigh; — How blessed then to lay me down and die. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley A Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chi-' cago. 111., writing your name and ad-! dress clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds anti croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back; rbemuatlsm. backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cattwatic, for eoastipaUpn. biliousness, headache, aod sluggish bowels. bold everywhere. Chicago experience «ith the influ euza was most severe in loss of labor I’4 per cent of the workmen being incapacitated at one period. The street 1 car system was crippled by the illness Os 1,000 carmen.

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WITH THE ( HVR< HE> ST. MARY'S CHURCH ( Fir»t Mass, 7.30 High Maw. 9:30. 1 Christian Doctrine. 2:00. Prayer hour and Benediction, 2:30. 3 Regular Lenten services Tuesday . and Friday nights. METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 —-Sunday school. <-'• H Colter. superintendent. ? This is Decision Day in the Sunday 1 school. All should be present Make ' this the greatest day of our Sunday ' school. Chalk talk by Evangelist Thomas. 1 10:45 —Sermon by the Evangelist. 1 Thomas. Subject: “The True Home ’ Remember Mother at this service. 2:00 —Junior League. Faye Stultz, f superintendent. Remember Juniors ‘ is one-half hour earlier. ’ 3:00 —Great Men's Meeting. Address by T. “Eddie'' Thomas. Every 1 man in Decatur is invited, regard t- less of church membership. Members of all churches and those mem bers of no church 6:00 —Epworth League. Mrs. F. W Downs, president. Subject: “China by J. Marion Archbold. Have you heard Marion on China? If not you should hear him. His work is very i interesting. 7:30 —Sermon. E. “Eddie" Thomas This is the great < losing service of he day. Shall we not make this a great day n Decatur? CHARLES TINKHAM. Pastor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dr. E. V, Ghidoui Pastor 9:30 a. m. Bible school. 10:30 a m.. Communion and sernon. Ohrist says that we are the ight of the world. But do we keep yurselves under the bushel, or on ■he stand? 7:30 p. m. Sermon. "The follow■rs of Brahma. Buddha. Confucius’ ind Mohammed are called, respecively, Brahminists. Buddhists, Con-; 'ucianists and Mohammedans. Why should the followers of Christ be <nown under any other name except hat of Christians?” Special music by the choir, both lorning and evening. Wednesday. 8 p. m. Cottage pray--r meeting (place to be announced.i Come, warm your heart and cheer our Anil in our fellowship. “Be-j .old. how good and how pleasant it s for Brethren to dwell together in unity!” EVANGELICAL CHURCH Sunday school. 9:15. L. L. Baumrartner, supt. Morning worship. 10:30 a. m. Young People's Alliance. 6:15 p. m Preaching. 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. Wed. 7:30 p. nr Next Sunday. March 7. is our Anliversary of the Dedication of the uhurch. An all day program with basket dinner at the noon hour has been arranged Rev. W. C. Hall-j vaclis. of Cleveland. 0.. will be the irincipal speaker. Remember the date. Come and enjoy the fellowship and addresses. U. B. CHURCH. 9:15 a. m.. Sunday school. 10:30 a. tn., preaching by the pas- < tor. 1 6:00 p. m.. C. E., lead by Marie ( Hill. 11 7:00 p. in . preaching by the pastor, i All will remember that Roy last t week urged a large attendance at Sun- i uay school next Sunday. That a ruc-| cessful service may lie enjoyed in the priest chest service. Come, help m < in swelling the priest chest offering'<

EVANGELIST THOMAS 6?' AT METHODISTCIH IU H Every Night Except Monday. S 7 Great Service Last Nighty, Every one present interested. Service Tonight at 7:30. Saturday night needs your presence as the business men cannot be there. Sunday Services. Decision Day in Sunday school at 9:30. Our children should be gotten into the church and decide definitely to be Christians. 10:45—Sermon by Rev. Thomas: “THE TRUE HOME." If mother is dead wear a white carnation. H mother is living wear a red rarnation. Thio service will do you good. 3;00-Mrn' s Meeting. Every man in Decatur invited. Nothma sensational in this sorv.ee but an address that will help every msn present. ' 7 6ec the men come from every part of Decatur. 4.'oo—Womens meeting, in basement, for prayer? 7:3o—Sermon. Rev. Thomas. Come early to get a scat at all.

and the opening of the boxes wonder who the banner class will be- i Come and see C J MINER Faster. « 1 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - H I 915 a.m. Sabbath school Men's , class: First study of World ITob- , lems in relation to Chtistlanity. 10- 30 a. m. Sermon by pastor: •Religion in the Home.” Solo by Dr. I Fred Patterson. 2:30 p. m. Junior C E. am lot. Remember membership contest and prizes. ..... 2:30 p. m. Steele's V ark Sunday school. , 6:30 p m Senior C E. aociety. Leader. Miss Blossom Burkbeart. Mr. Wesley Hoffman will present the missionary biography. 7:15 p. m. Song service by choir. Solo by Dr. Fred Patterson. Address by pastor. “Repentance and Its Blesi sings." Continuing our evening evan ] ■ gelistic meetings. The new song books will be in use. Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Christian Americanization study. Leader. Di. Fred Patterson. This Is the “Home Church." A warm welcome awaits you. A. H. SAUNDERS. Pastor. ZION REFORMED CHURCH Sunday School 9:15 M Kirsch sup erintendant English services 10:3t' A. M sermon bv Rev. F. Ruf. religious work lot the Y. M. C. A of Ft. Wayne. Ind. Christian Endeavor service, 6-30 P. M Topic, "The results of our words and deeds” Leader. Agnes Sellemeyer. No evening services. Be on hand for the Sunday School and remain lor the morning services, next Sunday the pastor expects to be able to take charge of all services L. W. STOLTE. Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school. 9: I”. Preaching. 10:30. Evening preaching. 7:00. B. Y. P. U.. 6:15. Subject. “Medical Missions MRS. EDGAR LEWIS. Leader. ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Remini.-cere Sunday. Gospel: Matt ! 15:21-25. Epictie: 1 Tliess, 4:1-7 English preaching. 10:00. Bible class at 9:15. The third lent service. Friday at 7:30 p. in. “There is one spot on earth,’ 'says Moody, "where the fear ot death, of , sin. and of judgment need not trouble ; us. the only safe spot on earth where the sinner can stand —Calvary." “Having made peace through the blood of His cross, by Him to reconI eile all things unto Himself." Col. 1:20. A. W HINZ. Pastor. | CHARGE OF SERVICES The Rev. Frank Ruf. of Fort Wayne, will have charge of the Sunday services at the Reformed church which will be held at the usual hour. Rev. Ruf will take the place of the pastor. Rev. Stolte, who will be unable to condui t the set vices on account of sickness. M. E. EVER-READY CLASS The Ever Ready Sunday school class of the Methodist church, t mght by Mrs. tee Walters, went to the horn*of Mrs. T. V. Johnson Thursday afternoon and surprised her before she moves to the country. There were thirty-five present. Refreshment;- of ice cream and cake were served. ('uses of wounded and recovered solders sudenly losing the power of memory are becoming numerous in London.

The monthly pay ot American tsol diem iu the occupied part of Germany i. now 8,000 marks, which normally would amount to about *6OO. When the Aiuerkans marched Into Germany they received 20 marks to the dollar. ■

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