Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 161, Decatur, Adams County, 9 July 1920 — Page 5

Another Crash In Prices One Big Lot of Oxfords, values up to $6.00, no High or Military Heels tpO.t/O Women's White Military rxo Heel Oxfords tp2.tJO ( hildren’s Oxfords and n 4 Play Oxfords $2.24 Extreme bargains in every department lor the last day of the big clean up sale. ou II have to come early tomorrow morning, some of these values will be sold in two hours after we open. Charlie Voglewede

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ABOUT TOWN ♦ Julius Brite of west of the city was a business visitor here today. Mrs. Charles Lehrman of east of the I city was a shopper here today. William Miller of east ot' the cit? ( was a business visitor here today. Curtis Hill of east of the city was here on business today. • Mrs. Sloan Mj’ers of north of the city was a shopper here today. Base Ball BELLMONT PARK Sunday, July 11th LIMA, CBIO —vs.— DECATUR • The Lima team hay a record of ten won and three lost on the season and a tie with the Toledo Rail Lights, and are the classiest team to show hero ths year. Come out and root for the home bunch. Admission — Gentlemen. 35c; Ladies, 15c; children under 12 years 10c. War tax included. Distinctively InMual u “White Stag” fcgirs MADE IN SEVEN SIZES I ASK FOR YOUR FAVORITE SIZE —o—“YOU’LL FIND SOMETHING ABOUT THESE CIGARS YOU’LL LIKE" FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS

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Ellis Skiles of Peterson was a business visitor hero yesterday. Carl Hammond of the Holthouse garage was a business visitor in Bluff ton yesterday afternoon. Bill Holthouse and J. K. Niblick i went to Fort Wayne today. Mrs. Joseph Byanski of Fort Wayne | who has been visiting here returned to her home today. John and George Stults and Glen Patterson were visitors in Fort Wayne yesterday. Wilda Rice of north of the city was a business visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. William Beltz of east | of the city were business visitors here today. Martin Thieme of east of the city ■ was a business visitor here today. Miss Edith Miller will leave tomorrow to spend a week at Lake Janies. Mrs. J. M. Brown of Allen county was a shopper here today. Otto Schiemann of Fort Wayne visited friends in this city yesterday. The Misses Amelia Tonnelier and Gertrude Holthouse were visitors in Fort Wayne today. C. O. Shick went to Fort Wayne today. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson went to Auburn today. J. T. Merryman was a business visitor in Fort Wayne today. Mrs. H. F. Costello spent the day in Fort Wayne. Miss Harriet Wertzberger left this morning for Chicago where she will attend to business affairs. Charles Hawkins of south of the city was a business visitor here today. John Shifferly of east of the city was a business visitor here yesterday. Martin Stalter of west of the city was a business visitor here yesterday. Roy Gaunt of Ohio City was a business visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Malston of Blue , Creek township were business visitors i here yesterday. Miss Ella Reiter of north of the city .was a shopper here today. Earl Middaugh of Lansing, Mich., • who has been visiting relatives in Elmyra, New York, passed through I here today enroute home. I C! i' I '. I iilderbcrcr, of Chicago is taking in some good country air on the farm of Leo and Frank Gillig south cl the city. He is an A-No. 1 machinist and cherry-picker. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gillig moved r.to their n w home on Marshall street today. The home was recently purchased from the Gregory estate. : -et.-r Vollz of Pittsburg, Pa., is spending his vacation on the farm of Leo and Franc. Gillig, south of the city. He is having a line time, fishing and hunting. Cards were received here today announcing the birth of a son. Robert Eugene, to Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Crowell, at Goshen. Mr. Crowell was formerly employed at this office, and resigned in the spring of 191 S, when he entered the United States army.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1920.

•B” ************ A 1 LOUISE GLAUM | In the days when the "vlllun” ' walked the stage In riding breeches and the she "vlllun'’ came on In a clinging red dress in pursuit of the hero, Louise Glaum, a beauty from Maryland, her home state, was regularly cast for the part of the lady In the red dress. She Is popular on the “movie” screen in spectacular productions. O jmw (Copyright.) WOMAN’S FOLLY. "When lovely woman stoops to folly Thus sang some gink, when melancholy, He didn’t know whereof he spoke; This way-oack-yonder writing bloke. For half the time when women make You think they're foolish. It's a fake. Yon fall for that, and you Just bet A-plenty will be what you get. For woman Is a paradox— She Is Insane just like a fox. She makes you think she "strops to folly,” But don’t you bite—lt’s Just a jolly! » » » DISADVANTAGES OF IGNORANCE. “And why didn’t you try to establish an alibi?” “I couldn't establish nothin’! 1 wasn't even there when th’ thing was done, an’ I could ’a’ proved it!” O Work. Work is anything you have to do. It may be something you once wanted to do. But the minute you begin to have to do It, it’s your job. If it is the other fellow’s job—uh, there’s the nifty stunt I That other feller don’t have anything to do, and Ue gets that much! While j’ou have to do all this, and you only get this much I A clerk will holler his head off if he has to go down to the shipping department to tell somebody something and the elevator isn’t right there, causing him to have to walk down a whole consecutive flight of stairs. But let him get out on the golf links that afternoon, or on a dancing floor that night with a covey of frails; and he will travel forty-eight miles by the pedometer and never object. One is work because lie’s got to, and the other Is play because lie gets to. Lotta difference between get to and got to, isn’t there? Therein lies the essential difference between play and work. You get to do one and you got to do l he other. While if they were reversed, the kicking would be just as strong, if not more so. Sanity is only a comparative term. While insanity Is a positive term (sometimes of several years) In a nut college. When one's kin is involved, it is a relative term. O CROSBY’S KIDS JDVENUE JOYS CCAPP/Nfc FRACK(3OA R 0 'ikJwpAz

BAD BLOOD FROM CHILDHOOD HAS I BEEN PURIFIED Clarence Cour Tells How Trutona Relieved His System of Long-Stand-ing Ailment Fort Wayne, Ind., July 8. — “I'm going to continue the use of Trutona. and I can certainly highly recommend it as a remarkable remedy for the blood and stomach troubles, says Clarence Cour, who lives in Fort Wayne, at 120 Eureka street. “I had been bothered with bad blood since childhood. When 1 began taking Trutona my body was broken out. all over, and afnight I would al most scratch myself to pieces. My appetite was poor, too. and I'd been troubled with constipation for years.” “I’m simply improving wonderfully now. The skin eruptions are beginI ning to disappear, and that itching ! feeling is about gone. I am eating heartily now, and rest well at night too. My bowels have become regular in thir action, which is certainly something new to me. It seemed that 1 couldn’t find a medicine that would help me, but Trutona was recommend ed to me as a good blood medicine, and it certainly has proven its merit in my case." Trutona is really a medicine of tin usual merit. It is unsurpassed as a reconstructive agency, system purifiei . and body invigorant. Trutona hat been declared peerless as a treatment for stomach, liver and bowel troubles Trutona is sold in Decatur at Smith Yager and Falk's drug store. THE PRICE SHE PAYS There is hardly an American womar nowadays who can keep pace with | the demands made upon her time and energy without paying the penalty ol ; ill-health. It may be that dreadfu backache, dragging pains, headaches nervousness or the tortures of a dis placement. It is the price she pays To women in this condition Lydia E. I’inkhams Vegetable Compound (conies as a boon and a blessing. A i simple remedy made from roots and herbs which brings glorious health to suffering women, QUARTERLY MEETING The first quarterly meeting of tin Mcnnonite Brethren in Christ churci .vest of the city, known as the Beer; church, will be held next Saturda’ 1 evening, Sunday morning and Sunday evening. Business meeting will bi ' held Saturday evening by the Presid i ing Elder A. B. Yoder. Feet-washin; and communion services will be heli ' Sunday evening. Remember the tim< ■ fuly 17 and 18. Everybody welcome Rev. Halev will preach at the ser' ices on Sunday, July 11. *l6l-t' EXPENSIVE FISHING Indianapolis, July 9. — Dynamitim fish in White river near Worthingtoi; proved exceedingly expensive so Richard Dunn and Jesse Mullins, ar cording to announcement this morr ing by George N. Mannfeld, superin tendent of fisheries and game unde the state conservation department Arrested by wardens the men thre< hours after apprehension pleaded gull > ty on arraignment in the circul' court a* Bloomfield and each paid i fine and costs amounting to $262.20. LODGE OPENS EARLY All members of the Pocahonta 'odge are requested to be on han promptly at 7:30 this evening for thi j opening of lodge. Mesdames Ed Whitright and Reqben Lord each r I •eived a telephone call this mornin' ’hat there would be several automobib 'oads of members of the Fort Wayrn lodge visit here this evening. The newly-elected officers also request i good attendance this evening as the have charge of the social and enter talnment program. Any Pocahonta 1 ' member who stays at home this even ing will miss one of the best times o' their life. Mecca Theatre TONIGHT “ONE OF THE FINEST” A ffce-recl Goldvvyn production featuring the famous screen idol, TOM MOORE. Blue coni, brass buttons and the world was his. lie springs al 'em. not from ’em. lie’s a mounted policeman and one of (he finest. The pride of the force arrests Dan Cupid and wins an heiress in a day. Also, the tenth episode of the famous serial, “The Mystery of 13,” featuring Francis Ford. I Seven reels tonight. Ten and j fifteen cents admission. Coining Monday and Tuesday—“ The Romance of Tarzan.” far better than "Tarzan of the Apes.” .

GAINS FREEDOM Frank Rameriz, An Insane Mexican Beet Worker, Leaves for St. l ouis A HABEAS CORPUS Proceedings Against Sheriff Melchi in Court Today Results in Release The following entry on the docketa ! of the circuit court today by Judge. Moran, released Frank Rameriz, beet worker, from the county jail and he left at once over the Clover Leaf for St. Louis, Mo.: “Frank Rameriz vs. Sephus Melchi, as sheriff of Adams county, Indiana, petition for writ of habeas corpus, filed by petitioner. Writ ordered issued to sheriff of Adams county, returnable forthwith. Return to writ by sheriff filed, showing that sheriff : ins the custody of the plaintiff by I reason of a writ issued to him by I the clerk of the Adams circuit court [ >n an insanity inquest held. Reply | n general denial by plaintiff to re i urn of sheriff. Cause submitted and ividence heard. Finding for plainiff on his petition that he is at this I ime a person of sound mind and that ' le is now unlawfully restrained of i ils liberty as charged in Ills petition md is entitled to be discharged, lodgment that plaintiff is a person ot sound mind, is restrained of his lib >rty wrongfully and that he be and is lereby discharged from the custody if the defendant. Finding that this iction is prosecuted against the deendant in his official capacity and hat no costs should be taxed against lim. Ordered that all costs herein be taxed against the petitioner." This action relieves Adams county md the sheriff of considerable wor •y and cost. It will be remembered that the Mexican following his arrivil here became insane and a dangerms person to have his liberty. After a few days’ confinement in the county jail he would seem almost completely recovered but when released 'ie would again beebme insane. This norning he was taken into court and •eleased on the habeas corpus proceding, and taken at once to the ’lover Leaf railroad station. He and lis wife were provided tickets to >t. Louis. Mo., and it is likely have ffiaken the dust of Decatur and Aduns county from their feet. * ' ’ FOR SALE—Twenty acres of timothy I meadow. Also two good cows to be I fresh soon. Inquire of Wash Kern. Route 6, Decatur, Ind. 160-t3x Enroute from Berne to her home a' Goshen. Mrs. Mary Sherk stoppeil iver for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Beery, living west of the city

Northern Indiana F AIR and Home Coming and Soldiers Reunion AUGUST 10,11,12 and 13 Decatur, Indiana Big Live Stock Show Splendid Racing Program Night Races Aeroplane Flights Automobile Show Baloon Ascensions Farm Machinery Exhibits AGRICULTURAL CHAUTAUQUA With Speakers of National Prominence Demonstrations of Live Stock Judging Bog Killing. Poultry Culling Bee Handling Intersersed with plenty of Music and Entertainment. Indianapolis Newsboy’s Band Fire Works A Day and Night Fair Entertainment and Education for Everybody Come on Along You’ll like It. To be held at Bellmont Park, Indiana’s Beauty Spot.

3| idtal flour for purftoit. Alwayt quality. Alvajf the jume.l tor delicious Dread and roils BONIFAS, WEBER & ALLEN Wholesale Distributors for Diadem Flour, Muncie, Ind. Be Thrifty! Open That Bank Account You Have Often Promised Yourself, Today is the day. Why delay longer. Our banking service is for you. Ours is an old institution founded on the rock foundation of SERVICE, and we encourage thrift among our people. Once you have saved even that first dollar, then each week you will want to make that one, grow still larger. Saving is man’s best habit, and once started is not easily stopped. Come in at once. Let us tell you of our Certificates of Deposit. This excellent form of saving is meeting with hearty approval x here. OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK Oldest and Largest Bank in Adams County.