Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1920 — Page 5

I I' 1,1 IF Mli 56.50 I BK. *■> K 0 Iwk l is ie I price ; B —you want to pay tor a soft kid comfort shoe I i S ma Hl u n a neat . last with rubber heel attached, I ' ■ )e surprised at the value we have put into E I this shoe. I i $4.98 lo $10.75 I I Charlie Voglewede «i' | Sells Good Shoes. I' A'.'lW-IWY

ABOUT TOWN MtMr. and Mrs. D. Reynold; and Mary Louise and Mi: Min-1 fcliic Neff of Ft. Wayne are the guest I *|of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Reynold, for a Blew days. ■-Rev. E V. Ghidoni. paster of ifi.f Christian church, is spendin this week in St. Louis. Mo. He will iturn here in time to conduit the re;: ' s uler Sunday services. ■ Friday night. March 26th. ■■• l !i b■ a J-real treat for the nieml. at ? friends of Decatur Court N' 1 '. . J their hail over the Rex th r. Mft Trunian Johnson who has br< n spending his school vaisu.i n i. Hi h Mr. and Mrs. I I - gßrokuw left on the 3:20 train j ;ti • day for the Howe Military Acad ty . where he will resume his hool work KL A good time is insured ( que who attends th--ing Friday night. March G. Ellingliam of l-'«> V a business visitor in tli ternoon. R Mrs. Earl Conner and J went to Geneva today to vi ■ v i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em-enc Lindsey. tnillmi have left the United ,'t. ' C : since the armistice.

I Mecca Theatre ITONI G H T | “WHO CARES? I I featuring Constance Talmadge ■ OBr ‘ of tlle famous* Select P' oduc - I MiSj her latest I fire* ■■*T ! picture. A delightful story of a ■>' JSWWI , untry who is secretly married I B®'* ° ' l: c ' ;y w,th her busband ' » 1 th r e ining of married life ■ adopts the motto of 'Who Cares?” It s a pic- ■ 1 time you will ail want to see. I Also an Ebony comedy. ■ fc <* I TO ?1 O R R O W I YIOLV DANA Sil —iii— K & “SOME BRIDE” " I An im-to-datc comedv filled with thrills, laughter and I M romance. It s one of the best. Watch for it tomorrow.

■ I 1110 | J “Big Story” I I IN CLOTHES ''dillL \ wBl Correct Style-—Substantial Quality ■ ' ,:4 '. nEHIn Reasonable Price.’ ’ 111 1 ’Kj. ,<x. *» M lr\3 yT They tell why so many well dressed men buy I ■M '© here regularly every season. > II j v GOOD FABRICS and I GOOD TAILORING I K Iwißllfe ; There’s news for you in a visit to our store. I Come in for that Spring Suit. Make your dollars | * produce. Visit our store. festyientv* s4 ;:?. ‘' VK , £ I SMB- '/# TEEPLE BRANDYBERRY & PETERSON I ■SdiliiS, Cater to the Man Who Cares. I

LOOKING FOR BOYS (United I’reis Service) Newcastle, Ind., March 24. (Special lo Daily Democrat) Posses are scouring tlie country today for two boys who escaped from jail by locking th* sheriff in their cells. Archibald Armstrong and Jehsc McCord each 9, were the youths. They were to have pleaded guilty in court to charges of robbing several stores in this city. When the sheriff unlocked the cell door to take them to the court room, they rushed past him, slamming the. I door and locking him inside. They ran through the side door of the jail nd disappeared, while Sheriff Yost summoned his wife to free him. COAL MINERS BURNED (United Press Service) Terre Haute, Ind., March 24. -(Spe- ■ ial to Daily Democrat I Sixteen coal mim rs were burned si r’om- ly 1 de yes.. erday in an explosion of gas at the island valley coni mine near Jasonville. The explosion occurred as the men were leaving the shaft, and is thought to have resulted from a faulty ; shot. \ live billi nton coal field has been ■ uvered in the southern part of jt-'outh America. - — i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1920

Sir Anklam) Geddes says that those who say, "Let us see that Gorman industries never rhe again" are only saying, though they do not know il. "Let us nee that England is bankrupt when American exchange rights itself." The war taught the world, he says, that no nation is independent. j ...- When a community is short of food because of severe weather and Im k of traiiHpbrtation, there is but one thought—to get it quickly. Urban:', (thio, recently suffered a scarcity of meat and when motor trucks equipped with solid tires and chains were sent to the Westville station to tin load many carloads of hogs —they were stalled by heavy snow and ley roads. No progress could be made. At this ’ juncture E. T. Taylor, a properietor of the Mad River Stock Farm, was called ( in with his pneumatically equipped j truck. Even without chains, his Good- j year all-weather tread gave ample , traction so that he unloaded the hogs | for Urbanian consumption without any trouble, converting many scoffers to ( the advantages of pneumatics. It is ( said that Ihe easiest way to a persons affections is through his stomach —ls , that is so, then pneumatics are forever enshrined in the hearts of Urbanian;. QUARANTINE “LIFTED" Indianapolis, Ind., March 24. — The slate conservation commission has r ■ pealed the quarantine on white pine, placed in effect in 1917 by the state entomologist because of the white pine blister rust. It is announced that the disease is now under control. A regulation was adopted desk anting all state reservations controlled by. the Indiana conservation commis sion, as game reserves, where wild fowl and wild animals of all kinds will find sanctuary therein. The' Indian ’ forest reserve of 2.00 acres, the Turkey Run State park of 280 acres. M •- Cormick’s Creek Canyon park of 350 acres, ami the State game preserve with 500 acres are included in the new sanctuary order which prohibits the molestation of game or birds.on these reservations at any time. Tho commission which is composed of W. A. Guthrie, chairman. John W Holtzman. Stanley Coulter and Rich aid M. Holman, instructed Richard Lieber, director of the department of conservation, to prepare exhibits fretall divisions of the department for tincentennial celebration in Jndianapoli , June 7th. PRAYER MEETING At Methodist Church Tonight, 7:30 Mrs. D. D. Heller, Leader. Lesson, John 15th chapter. This prayer service is in charge of Mrs. Dan Sprang. Mrs. B. R. Farr and Mrs. Fred Hancher. ami they will do their work well. Nearly one hundred present last Wednesday evening. Shall we not make it over one hundred tonight? Come and bring all your friends with you. it will do you good- Good singing and a blessed time of devotion. THE DOLLAR. SOCIAL The Mite society of the M. E. church announces the following program which will be given at their “Dollar Social" at the church at 7:30 o’clock Thursday evening: Piano Solo Eloise Lewton. I Reading Helen Shroll. Duet Masters Groves and Bailor. Reading -Come ami see who. Vocal Solo Mrs. Dan Tyndall Experiences as to How the Dollars were earned. The public is cordially invited to attend the social. You are assured j of a good time.

A , ' Kemp’s Balsam WiuStop that Couch GUARANTEED L ~ * THE COURT NEWS ♦ V i — Heal estate transtern: Main Realty ' Co. to Henry Krick, tract in Washington tp.. $2,223; Abraham Wahll to Levi Moser, 1.99 acres, Monroe tp., $2,200; Hugo R. Beiller to Levi AtlgSburger, 40 acres, Monroe tp. $0,600. Inventory and appraisement of real estate was filed in the estate of Jacob • uhler, deceased. In the John D. Patterson estate, inventory number one was tiled. Petition to sell real estate to pay debts in the Hlizabeth J. Crandell esflate vrtis filed. Appraisement of real estate filed; additional bond filed Notice ordered to all resident defendants returnable April 20. Affidavit of non-residem-e of certain defendants filed. Notice To all non-resident defendants returnable April 20. In the Joseph 11. Daniel --stale pr-> of publication and posting of ncDces of final settleiuejit filed. Final report submitted, examined and approved. \dministratrix discharged. In the J. N. You!.in. ev parte, drain superintendent of construction pre- : outed to court a statement of s->vic» ; rendered and preliminary expense.-, all of which were allowed by the court. Mary Hanna et al., exparte, tor vacation of street. A written remonstrance f led by Northern Indiana Gas and Electric company. Lillie and Roy Carter, ex parte, petition for adoption of Edith S ’tun, aged fifteen years. Petition sul milted and evidence heard Finding that avertments of petition are true and Fiat it <s for the best inter.- Is of said child (hat. sin- be adopt- d by petition ers. Ordered by court that Editn Strahm be adopted as heir to all of 1 illie. B. Carter ami Roy Carter and each of them, and that her name be < hanged to that of Edith Carter. Judgment is entered against tho petition i rs for costs. , In the case of Frank J. Hollender vs. ' Morton S. Hawkins et al., court renNlered judgment on finding heretofore .made in the sum of $1111.97, wjth relief. l\ KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS I I Regular meeting Thursday evening . Ixidge will meet at. 7 o’clock ami take i two candidates through first and second ranks. All members please be I present. NOT A CANDIDATE Albert Harlow wishes to make the . following statement: . "To tiio voters of Adams county: I wish to announce that f cannot i be a candidate at the coming demoj cratic primary for any nomination but wish to thank my friends for the consideration given me. Yours respectfully, ALBERT HARLOW." FROM FIRST DISTRICT J Erm st Conrad is tho democratic. I candidate for county commissioner . from the first, district and not from Tiio second as was slated through error in t.he Daily Democrat the oth< r day. Mr. Conrad is now busy covering hi- district. Tiio House of IR-epreseiitativcs spent vty-five minutes recently in a roll call to determine whether a r<’i>re. • n(alive would be recognized for one miiiufc to read a telegram. 7fiSLM~ Ruddy Chet ks—Spa rklmgEycs —Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwan’s, a Well-Known 1 Ohio Physician Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 year-; treated scores of women lor liver and bowel ailments. During these years be gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workerson the liver and bowels, which cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and poisonous matter in one’s system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a hstle s, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one I of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly I lor a time and note the ph asi.ig result'.. Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards’ Olive. Tablets—the successful substitute for calomel —now and then just to keep them fit. 10c and 25c.

WILL GIVE LECTURE Dr. Walter Mumiell. Hupremc lecturer and inHtrm tor for the Supreme tribe of Beu Hur. will bo here Fri-1 day evening and give u lecture before: tho Ben Hur lodge and their friends. The lecture will be illustrated with beautiful views of Ben Hur. Dr. Man-] Heli has been lecturing for the licit J - / £ ” path and Central bureaus for ten years, and bad been on liundre Is of Chautauqua programs. He is a good entertainer and will please you. Every body is invited to hear him Friday evenin gat the Ben Hur lodge rooms. PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT The Presbyterian prayer meeting tonight will take up tin- last study on “Christian Americanization ” This study has been a part of the regular weekly program at this church for tinpast several weeks.’ Splendid meetii i s have resulted, ami the study lia brought good results. Rev. Saunders will be the leader this evening ami the meeting promises to be of more 1 i ban th<- usual interest. If you have In- n following the study, don’t miss the last one. feSvMaSjiSf \ M -u-.ev buck wituvuc question *■ “‘-a Ai if HUNT’S Salve fails in tht _ 1 treatment of »TCH. ECZEMA, 'TTr) ’ RINGWORM. TETTER « /W f p / Other Itcbing »kin diseatei Tty < aJ 1 a? 5 cent bo* at vur rUk. I THE HOLTHOUSE DRUG CO.

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