Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 1 June 1920 — Page 3

I See Mr. Bob Tonight I At the Gym 1.. . th c Door tirade Play Wil! Be Re peated For The Benefit Os The Gym Fund. y c * 8 O’clock No Tickets Sold.

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" The Decoration - Day Service (Continued from page one) to keep the 1 retention day splritallv. i tor generations to come. Mr. Lutz I raid in part: Ibis memorial day brings with It (certain new conditions. In the past ' tiie Grand Army of the RepaHic ami _ I1: " Woman's Relief Corps have pracItHilly stood alone in its observance 2 ll '' we have witli us the Aimican Legion, which reminds us that .in late years were anxious to I ..now when the last clvjl war veteran . Ir.d answered the roll call who would i lake charge of the exercises on Memorial day. But today’ w - e see hero '9 a body of tine young men who took “ i part in the world war, and we know j| from tlwir spirit of loyalty that Me)K moriai will be properly observed iso long as |any of that fine body

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of men remain among the living. The speaker commented upon certain sentences contained in Lincoln's ispeech at Gettysburg, calling attention Ito the fact that emphasis was made upon the "remaining task" and "unfinished work" which the living owed to file dead, and which task applied to the present generation as well as I the generation of that day. . The G. A. K. has done more to keep alive the spirit of patriotism and love for the flag than any other institution in the land. During the dark days of the late war audiences learned <o i .iing every verse of America, and then i too. we learned to stand and uncover I when singing this beloved song. But since the war has ended we find our- ’ -elves losing interest in the song and : we are not singing it so often as be- “ ■ fore. In these trying times of discontent it stands us in hand as a patriI otiv people, to Ife patriots at all times and under all conditions. The true ' American spirit calls for eternal vigilenee. We must teach it, preach it. and above all thing's live it. As a peoI pie today we need more than ever to realize that Eternal Vigilence is the price of liberty, and that as a people j we must stand shoulder-to-shoulder in ’this "unfinished work,” which Lincoln I referred to in his address on November 28, 1863. Immediately after the song, “America" the school children lof the city formed a line of march and lead the women of the Relief Corps, the G. A. R.. the Spanish-Amer-ican veterans and the soldiers of the world war in march to the river bridge where the ladies had charge of I tl;e service of strewing flowers on the waters of the St. Mary’s river in memory of the soldiers who died at sea. Tiie services were interesting throughout, and were probably the most interesting ever held in Decatur. The weather was ideal and there was (not a thing to mar the service in any way. I — CORN FRITTERS One-half can of corn, one egg beaten light, one-third cupful of milk, one(half teaspoonful baking powder siftled with one-half teaspoonful salt and I one-half cupful of flour. Mix thcr'oughly and fry as griddle cakes. Serve with butter and syrup.

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TO 3.W11 The Best Coat for "Your House Do you choose the coat for your house as carefully as you choose the coat for your back? Your house, like your body, must be protected from the weather if it is not to suffer from sudden changes. When you buy a coat i for yourself, you carefully select the material, note how it’s made, how it looks, how it’s going to wear. Be as particular about the coat of paint you buy for your house. Dutch Bov PHOENIX White-Lead mixed with pure linseed oil gives i. well-made, handsome, lasting coat for your house —a coat that will defy wind, rain, sun, and unow. Any color is obtainable. Our aim is not merely to make sales, but customers — satisfied customers. THE BROCK STORE NOTICE, SENIORS! All seniors are requested to cal at the high school building some timt before Wednesday evening and mak< settlement for the annuals given then to sell. The game of basketball was inventec in 1891 by James Nainsmith. I I Lion flesh was recently served at a | “swell” dinner in a Paris restaurant ' It was voted very tasteless. I ' *- THANKS FROM THE MEDICAL FRATERNITY The Adams County Medical society desires in this manner to thank the citizens of Adams county who voted for the hospital and especially those who spent some time in helping to make the campaign a success. ADAMS CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY, Dr. C. C. Rayl, Secretary. Mecca Theatre —Last Time Tonight—- " The lßle ot i'A Conquest” I featuring ’ Norina Talmadge. I p-HTj RSsaoass"" l Love—Romance —Adventure —Sailing the seas of happiness—a girl—a man—the only survivors of a shipwreck.—A typical, tropical isle—orospects of a life-lontf isolation—the oirth of love —and then came—her lusband. A great play, and one you will enjoy. Last Time Tonight. j Admission 10 and 25 cent*.

TO INVESTIGATE MOTIVES (United Press Service) Washington, June I—(Speciall—(Special to Dally Democrat) —Activities of the | Anti-Saloon League and the Plumb . plan league in the pre-convention presidential race are to be invest!- , gated by the senate committee on ( campaign expenditures. Chairman ( Kenyon said today. The committee will continue its inquiry today into the campaign funds of Governor Lowden, General Wood, Horam Johnson and Herbert Hoover. MOVIE STARS ARE MARRIED? (United Press Service) Chicago, June I—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Gossip of one stage love triangle was revived today with the announcement that Grace Lerue and her co-star Hale Hamilton were secretly married while playing here last week. Miss Lerue was named defendant in a SIOO,OOO alienation suit filed in New York by Miss Myrtle Tannehill. IT MAY COME TODAY — (United Press Service) Washington, June 1. —(Special to Daily Democrat) — With politicians looking for a final decision on the validity of constitutional prohibition before the national conventions, the supreme court meets again today to hand down opinions. SPEAKERS WERE INJURED (United Press Service) Berlin. June I.— (Special to Daily Democrat) —Speakers at the two political meetings in Mecklingburg were attacked and seriously injured by mobs, according to reports received here. ( The election campaigns are becoming more and more disorderly, with disturbances ( reported from many sections.

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BRYAN TO SHOW UP (United Press Service) Washington, June I—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Leaders of organized labor's political campaign waited with keen interest the appearance of William J. Bryan in the senate labor committee studying industrial relations today.

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A Detroit high school teacher of English has been suspended because of a list of books which he recomI mended his pupils to read for their “literary quality" and to which the parents objected because of their ■ moral quality. Ut course, the newsI papers published the list and the booksellers are busy.