Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 13 May 1920 — Page 6

Beats Salt smanship The right kind of footwear at the right prices beats salesmanship. We prefer having the right kind at the right price and you will never be urged or coaxed to buy here. Our fitting service and our merchandise must complete the sale. Try us. Charlie Voglewede Fits Feet.

♦ ABOUT TOWN ♦ ISABAHONI I ARMY I /HOME SERVICE! I . FUND I Xnzo/ George Archbold and son of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here and in the county. Mr. Archbold left De_i . ' - r T-irs ago. - ■ < .1: has gone to uarj, where ue >.... ■ employed in the steel mills. "Spike" Cramer an sister. Miss Naomi, attended the B i Hur congress in Fort Wayne last e ening. Mrs. John Brothers zas among the Decatur Ben Hur mem ?rs at the state meeting at Fort Wa: le. J. H. Stewart was i business vis itor in Fort Wayne \ ’ednesday even ing. . Jack Brunton, assisi nt manager for the Northern Indiana Fair will go to Van Wert this evenir where he will look after business | rtainin-g.. to, fair. He will secure number of en tries for the pet stool show to be given at the fair.

What y< u get for your money is as important as the price you pay. Quality remains long after the price is forgotten. THE “White Stag” CIGARS IS THE SMOKER'S SMILE SIGN. AT ANY GOOD DEALERS.

Boys clothes cost less than you have any fidea they do You’ve had an idea right along that it would cost a small fortune to keep your boy looking like a little gentleman—that’s r not the ease. If you’ll only come in and see the splendid—w J Suits for Boys We’re Offering at $5.50,6.50,7.50 8.50 We know you’ll not put off gettirthat suit a minute longer. Snappy as well as substantial Knee Pant Suits of fine woolen fabrics that will set every boy just a tingling to get into one. Sizes sto 17 years. Bring the boy in. Vance & Linn Decatur, Ind. ( * — ( ' ur $lO line of Boy’s Suits are Winners.

’| The Rotary club will meet this • evening at seven o’clock at the city > hall. It will be the regular business session and in addition a short program has been arranged. Mrs. Adda Lafferty, of Fort Wayne, who has been spending the past week with Mrs. Will Bowers, left for Huntington to accept a position as assistant superintendent at the Huntington hospital. Miss Alta Teeple arrived at noon today to attend the funeral services for her grandmother, Mrs. S. B. For--1 dyce. Miss Alta is a student at Vassar college. Poughkeepsie. New York, The annual commencement will oc- • cur two weeks from tomorrow evening i and the summer vacation for the city public schools will begin. Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Heller were i guests of the Ellingham's at Fort Wayne last evening. Mr. Leo Yager was a caller on his sister, Miss Anna Yager who is a patient at the St. Joseph hospital at Fort Wayne. Harry Fritzinger. J. S. Peterson, Avon Burk, W. A. Klepper and Walt Johnson are among those attending I the republican state convention at Indianapolis this week. J Capt. Richmond of Fort Wayne who ’ looks after a number of advertising | customers for the Daily Democrat, rel turned last evening. He is a hustler

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who knows his business and his service is most helpful. C. C. Schafer is attending to business at Logansport today for the Schafer Saddlery company. G, H. Shosenberg and daughter,' Dora, left today for Jamestown, New York, being called there on account of the death of Mrs. Shosenberg’s brother, W. A. Shosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Weismantel, who have been visiting the past week with the E. F. Gass home, returned today to their home at Waukegan, 111. They were accompanied as far as Chicago by (Raymond Gass, who will look after business there. A tine new sign graces the front of the White Stag cigar factory on Second street. The sign was painted by Torr & Roberts, of Indianapolis, and is an exact reproduction of Mr. Thomas' White Stag label. IT S BEING REDUCED (United Press Service) Washington, May 13.—(Special to Daily Democrat) —The nation-wide car shortage Is being reduced daily, Chairman Kendall of the car service commission said today. The shortage canno*be permanently eliminated, railroad officials say, until the roads better their financial condtions to an extent enabling them to order thousands of new cars. TO NOMINATE DEBS (United Press Service) New York. May 13. — (Special to Daily Democrat) —The socialist national convention was scheduled tb nominate Eugene V. Debs as the party candiadte for president at today s session. Joseph Cannin, New York, one of the organizers of the United Mina Workers appeared to be the likelychoice for vice president. POLAND HAS HARD TIME (United Press Service) Washington. May 13—(Special to Daily Democrat)—Poland is fighting the fight of the world against bolshevism but it will continue alone without asking the aid of the allies or the United States Prince Casimir Lubomoriski. Polish minister here declared in an interview today.

BEAR Oil! Hair „ y<m 9aw akU iVi** Z" / 15 They don't u»e perfumed »ft>ons 4 For age* they u*ed bear oil, with ■ other potent ingredients from ■ the fields, moors and forests of Nature. A reliable formula is / KOTALKO. Indians' elixir for • f (hair and scalp.. eesainorercommir DANDßbr r . ystopping FALLING fl AT R'.*n<A inaucing NEW GROWTH in many cases when all else faded. > Investigate. "»'>««!/-’■•A’’* " > guarantee. For men, women, children. Keep this advertise- . went. Show others. Positively wonderful. Buy KATALKO at the drug Store: or send lv cents (silver or stamps) for proof box and guarantee, to John Hart Brittain. Sta. F. New York

+ THE COURT HOUSE NEWS + 4> — 4.— 4> —+ — 4> —•S’ —♦ —♦ —+ Heal estate transfers: Orah Ellen Brandyberry et al. to Jonathan H. Gould, inlot 89, Monroe, $1,500; John F. Christ et al., to Sadie Sherer, idiot 17, Monroe. $1; Robert W. Shugart to John A. Hendricks, 120 acres, Wabash tp., SII,OOO. Sarah E. Horner vs. Grover C. Horn- ! er, divorce. Default of defendant. Rule against prosecuting attorney to answer. Tn the estate of Margaret E. Smith, i finding that there is no inheritance ( tax due from the estate or any of the ; heirs thereof.

Mecca Theatre TONIGHT “The Bondage of Barbara" A Goldwyn production featuring the famous screen team, Mae Marsh and Matt Moore. AL S 0 "The Raid of the Red Marauders,’* a one reel Indian drama featuring Mona Darkfeather, the Indian princess. “Gee Whiz,” A two reel coniedv featuring a whole crew of real tun makers. Eight big reels tonight. TOMORROW Emmy Wehlen. in “Sylvia on a Spree,” a Metro production. The second episode of the famous serial. "Hie Mystery ot 13,” Don’t miss it. ANDY KRUMENACHER SICK Andy Krumenacher. well known Decatur citzen is seriously ill at his home on North Second street and his niece, Miss Ida Thomas of Fort Wayne is caring for him. He Is suffering from an abscess and complications and is reported to be seriously ill.

CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose -with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS The household goods of the late Mrs. Emma Belle Shackley will be sold Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock at the late residence on Monroe street. There is also a carpet loom in the lot. Terms will be cash, and Roy Runyon will be the auctioneer. 114 (3 Soviet has abolished life insurance and confiscated all premium income.

/ % Does your House laugh at Rain ? A house poorly painted is at the mercy of the weather. The gales of Spring and Fall drive the beating rain into bare or flaked surfaces,soaking the wood and leading to unsightly warp and decay. The house that can laugh at rain, at snow, wind, frost, or broiling sun is the one protected by good paint. Give your house a few coats of

Dutch Boy PHOENIX White-Lead mixed with pure linseed oil and it will resist all kinds of weather. You may have any color. Drop in and let us take care of your needs, before the next storm does its damage. We carry nationally advertised brands of paints, oils, and varnishes, and standard makes of brushes. THE BROCK STORE

Reduce Weight Happily I En.rrp'rl..- I»r«« <?"• I llolthouw ~r1 “ ,-Vik TO VOTE ON SATURDAY (United Press Service) Washington. May 13.-1 Special to Daily Democrat I—The senate today agreed to vote on the Knox peace resolution at 4 p. m. Saturday. The agreement was reached by unanimous consent at the request of Senator Lodge, republican leader.

SHE FEELS FINE NOW Aches and pains often indicate kidneys out of order. Your kidneys surely need help —and quickly when your hands or feet are swollen and you feel dull and sluggish, lose your appetite and your energy and there is a puff) look under the eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson, 12th and Edison St.. LaJunta. Colo., writes: "My kidneys were giving me a great deal of trouble for sometime I took Foley Kidney Pills and they helped me right away. I feel fine now. Sold everywhere. FIGHTING FOR WOMEN (United Press Service) Baton Rouge, La.. May 13—(Special to Daily Democrat) —National 'democratic leaders today threw theii 'influence into the fight on ratification of the federal woman suffrage 'constitutional amendment in the Louisiana legislature. Homer S. Cummings, national democratic chairtrnan and William J. Bryan in tele'grams to sufftftge workers, urged passage of the ratification resoluHon.

WARNING TO CONGRESS (United Press Service) | Washington, May 13. — (Special to h Daily Democrat) —Pres. Wilson today J sharply warned the republican congress against the passage of measures invading the "‘province of the execu- i tive” branch of the government. The message was transmitted with | Wilson's veto to the executive legislative judicial appropriation bill, which contains a provision giving the congressional joint committee on printing supervision over government publications. LEGION IS CALLED (United Press Service) Washington. May 13. —(Special # to Daily Democrat) —The executive committee of the American Legion has been called to Washington next week in an effort to force through congress a soldier bonus before the congress recesses, it was learned today. Plans are for the committee which is composed of representatives from all states to continue in session until the measure is passed or until the recess is taken which probably will be early in June. If the bill fails, a delegation will be sent to each convention to obtain approval of the bonus in the party platform, it was learned. William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, commenced life as a pawnbroker’s apprentice. GIVES CREDIT THROUGH THE LAND Backache, lame and stiff muscles and rheumatic pains are often symptoms of deranged kidneys. “I had weak bladder, bad kidneys and liver,” writes Willie Carter, Luxar, Pa. "'I could not sleep well and my back pained we awful. I had a dizzy feeling in the morning. Since taking Foley Kidney Pills I have been relieved of all Buch ailments.” They rid the system of the poisonous acids that cause aches and pains. Sold everywhere.

I Moderately Priced Footwear • ' The Models shown in this announcement are typizc> cal of our many offerings in really fashionable ,4 footery—at prices that will appeal to conservative ©kWt purses. Our Aim has ever been to provide our patrons with » Stylish Footwear at prices to suit their requirements. * The Policy of this establishment has always been * • aE 1° R* 7e °ur customers the advantages of favorable V 4 buying. >1 i f vWk. 11 This Week We Are Featuring ~ “ Theo Ties at only SB.OO Ideal summer footery from standpoints of attractiveness. VBM \ comfort and length of wear.. Made of finest kid with high or low heels. I Peoples & Gay “Fine Footery”

CORN MEAL MUSH In making corn meal mush to prev,.nt its becoming lumpy, moisten the roMI first with cold water before stirring it Into boiling water and there will not be any danger o not being smooth.

Straight talk on Cream Separators by IFF. HARDWARE CO. DECATUR. IND. rllN .r rF) EFORE buying a sepa- .< *1 1 / 'ii * 15 rator > *^ ere are cer,a * n jfK >Jr i things that you ought to know about it. e IM ’ )*' '■ The De Laval skims dean, UfFdelivers cream of uniform thickness, runs easily and refl Ox I J quires little or no attention. Zl v- fW It is simple, so that it will not * //' * " easily get out or^er ’ ** “ u 'W ■ easy to clean and lasts for a lifetime. 4| ji * Over 2,500,000 De Laval users will confirm these statements about -K J it. We’ll be glad to give you the names of a number of WJ iDe Laval users right around this town. Some of them t formerly used separators of other makes. k You can then ask them why they changed, and whal they think of the De Laval. »Vi Sooner or later you will buy a If you want to profit by z —* -''K & H A other peopl 'a expert- B*"? n Wig E EJE LAVAL

| “THE BANK ' | | BUILT UPON J | A ROCK” | THE Basis of confidence in any bank is its unquestioned Character and Re-sponsibility-Character supported by honest dealings, and Responsibility backed by Knowledge and Experience This is the solid rock upon which Old Adams County Bank is built and the fact that | This Bank’s Resources are . I Greater than the Combined I Resources of all the Other Ii Decatur Banks | But substantiates the fact that this progressive Bank oilers every facility for complete and efficient banking service. || Naturally these qualifications which have distinguished us in the past will “Carry On in the future. I OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK b <>»■«-.. c a pit a ] & Surplus $140,000.00. Oldest and Largest Bank in Adams County.

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