Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 201, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1920 — Page 6

PARTIAL LIST OF HOME COMERS WHO WERE HERE OIIRINC THE CELEBRATION

Following is a partial list of the qanies of the home comers who were here and registered during the big celebration two weeks ago. Shortage of paper prevents us from running the entire list of 967 names in one edition. The balance of the names will be printed in the near future. Save this list and look for the others: M- MeStoops, Alice P. Stoops, Petersburg, Ind.; Charles P. Miller, Toledo. O.: Gertrude Ward. Mrs. Lottie Ward. Lima. O.; Mrs. Elizabeth Deam, Sturgis, Mich.; C. E. Harn hart, Hammond, Ind.; Adolph Hart, Mrs. Catherine Hart, Montpelier, Ind.; Marie Ault, Elmer Ault. Kula mazoo, Mich.; Mr. O. P. Edwards. Harriet Edwards, Josephine Niblick Edwards, Leipsic, O.; Fred T. Mac Feeley, Fort Wayne; L. A. DeVoss. Houston. Texas; Mrs Elizabeth Stud a baker Morrison, Los Angeles, Cal.; Harriet Wallace. Bruce Wallace, Los; Angeles. Cal.; John Barnhart, Marion, Ind.; Mrs. C. C. Bowser, Miss Lorene Bowser, -Miss Dorothy Bow ser. Helen Howser, Coldwater, Mich,; G. B. Merriman, Mound City, Kan.; John W. ('outer. Detroit; R. R. France, Alliance, ().; Frank Schumacher Gary, Ind.; Frank Carey, Lima, ().; ! Francis Ault, Albert Ault. Kalamazoo. Mich.; Floyd Keller, Monroe; I. W. I Archer, Fort Wayne; Robert 11. Peterson, Mrs. Robert Peterson, Columbus, O.; Char,. Woodward, Ash-1 land, Wis.; Chas. Winans. Ft. Wayne, i Ind.; Geo. L. Maddy, Jonesboro, Ark.; O. ('. I'rance, Saginaw, Mich.; Jerry Archer, Midland. Mich.; Med Miller, I Grand Rapids, Mich.; Ima L. Jones, i Midland, Mich.; John Schlegel, Lima, Ohio; Kathleen Haefling, Fort Wayne Mrs. Tom Haefling, Indianapolis; | Miss Ruth M. Haefling, Indianapolis; ] Mrs. Frank Christen. Muskogee, Ok- i lahoma; Mrs. R. R. France. Alliance, O.; Mrs. H. Uphoff, Saginaw, Mich.; j •Wilma Uphoff, Saginaw, Mich.; (’read C. Vaughn. Chicago, Ill.; Beatrice: Ward, Lima. O.; Sidney Ward. Lima, i O.; Oliver Ward, Lima; Alberta j Ward, Lima; Mrs. Frank Parent. Saginaw, Mich; Mrs. Joseph Railing. Fostoria. O.; Frank Parent, Saginaw, Mich.; Richard Parent, Saginaw,! Mich.; Mrs. L. P. Antonopolus. Oak-; land City, Ind.; L. P. Antonopolus, Oakland City. Ind.; (~ F. Schultz, Akron, O.; Miss Edwina Van Camp, New York City; Mrs. Ellen Brown. Wren, ().; Nelson H. May, Poneto, Ind ; Mrs. Wm. Hurst, Rock Island, 'll.; Mrs. A. Katterheinrich, Misha waka, Ind.; Mrs. Scott Ellis, Indian- j apolis; Chrisanna Ellis, Indianapolis; I Mrs. G. F. Schultz, Akron, O.; Ralph I Erwin, Delphos, O.; Mabie Deam,! Sturgis, Mich.; Chas. H. Dibble, Ash land. Ohio; Alvena Dibble, Ashland. O.; Mrs. Jerry Archer, Midland. Mich.; J. C. Bulkhead. Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Ed. I'urkhead, Fort Wayne; Otto Bulkhead, Fort Wayne; Dolores Buckhead, Fort Wayne; Jos. Bremerkamp, Marion, O.; James R. Boyd. Lima, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meihls, Delhi. l*i.; Charles Merriman, War ren, O.; Cora Merriman, Warren, ().; Ralph Thomas, Bluffton, O.; Adam Dram. Sturgis, Mich.; John M. Blossom, Marion, Ind.; Lyman R. Blossom, Willshire, O.; John Roberts. Branch, Mich.; W. P. Campbell, Monett, Mo.; C. O. Stetler, Ostego, Mich. Velina I. Stetler, Ostego, Mich.; G. A. Butler, Seattle. Wash.; Sarah A. Tindall, Pleasant Mills; Mrs. Leßoy Place, Pleasant Mills; O. J. Niblick. Ollwein, la.; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ehinger, Vincennes, Ind.; Edw. Rademacher, Fort Wayne; Otto Wemhoff, Fort Wayne; Mr l . Charles Pil'liod. Greenville, O.; Charlotte Pilliod. Greenville, O.; Leßoy Place, Pleasant Mills; Leslie Andrews, Midland, Mich.; Delos Jones, Midland, Mich.; Alice Jones, Midland. Mich.-; Mabel Hartom, Bellevue, Mich.; Ida E. Bewlah, Chillicothe, Ill.; Cass Bacon, lina, ().; Frank Foltz, Willshire, O.; Dr. D. N. Burns, Chicago; Mrs. D. N. ; Brown, Mrs. Thomas Brown. J. E. Hauswirth, McHenry, Ill.; Mrs. J. E. Hauswirth, McHenry, Ill.; Maybelle, Hauswirth, McHenry, Ill.; Robert Murray, Anderson, Ind.; E. W. Murray, Anderson, Ind.; Mrs. B. Voglewe.de, Indianapolis; Edward, Junior and Lillian Voglewede, Indianapolis; Mrs. Anna Hake, Herman and Mary Hake, Fort Wayne; Mrs. B. 11. Welker. James and Beltey Welker, Delaware, O.; Nell Winans, Fort Wayne; Mrs. John Winans, Deshler, O.; John Winans, Deshler, O.; Dewey Neidigh, Bloomfield, Ind.; W. E. Wilson, Lucile and Jane Wilson, Fort Wayne; Mrs. B. E. Parker, Eloise, Caroline, Theodore and Mary Parker, Misha waka, Ind.; Harry Reichart, Mattle Reichart, Muncie, fnd.; Bendin W. Knoff, Chicago; Mrs. H. B. Knoff, Chicago; Mrs. H. B. France, Chicago, fohn France, Chicago; H. B. France, Chicago; Mrs. J. W. Conter. Detroit, Mich.; Margaret E. Conter, Fort Wayne; Mrs. A. E. Scott, Fort Wayne Mrs. A. S. Rogers, Cleveland, O.; A. 8. Rogers, Cleveland, O.; Mrs. C. B. Cramer, Wash., D. C.; Mrs. M. C.

t Ilrciner, San Francisco; Albert Lu t christ, Indianapolis; Mrs. Albert La- , christ, Indianapolis; Don Vaneil, . Lima, ().; Mrs. Don Vaneil, Lima; , Jos. P. Moormau, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Hurry Konken, Hammond, Ind.; , Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Artman, Tecum- , ;,eh. Mich.; John D. Kern. Bellvue. Pa.; H. B. Hunter, Wabash, Ind.; Mrs, C. C. Eddington, Albion, Ind.; Walter Eddington, Albion, Ind.; Nelson Eddington, Albion, Ind.; Irene , Eddington, Albion, Ind.; John biddingtion, Albion, Ind.; Mrs. J. Spies, ('levhind; Helen Spies, Cleveland; W. H Bush well, Huntington; Marie Elting. Minster, ().; W. 11. Brown. Bedford, Ind.; George Raver. Sturgis, Mich.; Galvin Myers, Saginaw. Mich.; Clarence A. Amspaugh, Ashtabula, Ohio; Paul E. Amsi>augh. Ashtabula, Ohio; Harold E. Amspaugh. Ashtabula. Ohio; Mrs. H. O. Dibble, Lans : •c, Mich.; Robt. Dibble, Lansin"., Mich.; Otis Dibble, Lansing, Mieh. Mrs. Cal Myers, Saginaw. Mich.; Katlin Myers, Saginaw, Mich.; Wm. B i .Byers, Saginaw. Mich.; Miss Louise ' Quinn, Oak Park, 111.; Zoa Miller, Ft. Wayne; E. F. Gilpen, Indianapolis; ' Esther Gilpen, Indianapolis; Chas. : i. Philips, Lima, Ohio; Jas. C. Cov ' ! e dale, Toledo, Ohio; Nola King, New) I Care, Pa.; Wm. Cline, Bluffton, Ind.; Albert Spuller, Fort Wayne; Ella j Spuller, Fort Wayne; Thos. Johnson I Dunkirk, Ind.; Mrs. D. R. Vail. Marion. Ind.; Mary Louise Vail. Marion, Ind.: i Miss LaVerne Brown, Chicago, 111.; I Fred Deininger, Grand Rapids. Mich.;' Florence Cowun, Grand Rapids. Mich.. , j.lohn O. Mcljead, Garrett, Ind.; Ches- , ter Buhler, Hammond. Ind.: Rosie c. ( ! Buhler, Hammond. Ind.; Mrs. Chas J > j Mauck, Hammond, Ind.; Harold!, Mauck, Hammond, Ind.; Chauncey S. | j ‘Stetson. Sturgis, Mich.; Helen Arnold, | Fort Wayne; Peter Cooper. Cleveland. J .Ohio; Gertrude Crotty, Cleveland, O.; ■' : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Amrine. An i derson, Ind.; Daniel A. Johnson. Hart- | ;ford City; Abraham Raver. Valenltne, ( Ind.; Mrs. Effie Raver, Valentine, Ind ; :l Adrian F. Wemhoff, Fort Wayne. Ind ; * ('has. Pilliod, Greenville, Ohio; Ros. ■ j Unary Pilliod. Greenville, Ohio; Ray 11 • mond Hake, New York Citv; Mrs. E l' 1 Schnerman, Cincinnati, Ohio; R. S. ' Peterson, Sherwood, Ohio; Mr. and 1 y Mrs. John M. Patterson. Ixtganspoi t,: I Ohio; Mrs. I). D. Jones, Berne, Ind.; V Robert L. Jones, Berne. Ind.; Rawley r l>. Jones, Berne, Ind.: Miss Jessie M.lg Rawley, Berne, Ind.; N. B, Wood. i It Jackson, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Frank j 5 | Rawsey, Dortha Rainey, Spencerville. ( I Ohio; Catherine Herman, Mary Her ( - | man, Monroeville, Ohio; Mrs. .T. C. |fi I Bixler, Muncie, Ind.; Ijouiseßixler. 1 1 1 Muncie, Ind.; Adrian Herman, Mon- 1 n roeville, Ind.; J. S. Bobmeyer. Fort J Wayne. Ind.; Mrs. Hattie Everett, r Jackson, Mich.; Racy Burrell, Forti' 1 Wayne. Ind.; Mrs. L B. Okeley, Pleas-1 ’ nt Mills, Ind ; Luiza B. Okeley. Pies- J ant Mills, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Rolla R. I v Merris. Lima. Ofiio; Mr. and M'-s, i J Clarence Okeley, Lima, Ohio; Lulu v Okeley, Pleasant Mills, Ind.; Thos. S K Perkins, Kingsville. Ohio; Mr. and < Mrs. L. M. Rice, Marion Rice, Louis li R. Rice, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. ! W. D Hendricks. Kendallville, Ohio; W. M. Christen, Rockford. Ind.; j Mrs. Anna Laman. Miss Naomi and ;( Neva Laman, Battle Creek. Mich.; t Mrs. Fred M. Snyder, Fort Wayne;'*, Mrs. Birdie Tomlinson, Mrs. Grace J George, Mrs. Vern Meyers. Mrs. Emma Mennewirch, Miss Veighe and Mrs. Della Sampson. Harold Meyers. ' Louis Sampson, Mrs. Ellen Fitzgeraid Dailey, Fort Wayne; Arta Numbers, Austip, Texas; Mrs. W. H. Nachtrieb, Toledo, O.; Mrs. Wm. Lyman, George Houser, Mrs. Geo. Hous- i er, Indianapolis; Rev. N. E. Vitz. Mrs. N. E. Vitz. Robert, Dorthea and Richard Vitz, Sherwood, ().; Omar Clay, Mrs. Emma Clay, Columbia: City, Ind; F. W. Jaebker, Mrs. F. W. Jaebker, Frederick and Louis R. Jaebker, Fort Wajlne; Dr. G. C. Neptune, Mrs. G. C. Neptune, Winnipeg,! Manitoba, Can.; Herman M. Johns, I Defiance, O.; Ora Snider, Detroit; i ; vliss Nell Gabriel. Mrs. H. Keller, Mrs. N. Keller. Chicago; Mrs. Mark C. Braden, Master Robert M. Braden. Laitsing, Mich.; L. C. Fischer, Van ■ Wert, Ohio: H. C. Reitci. Mrs. Chas. M. Hower, Mr. Chas. M. Hower, Fort Wayne; W. Mougey, Mrs. W. Mon ’ey, New York; D. J. Harkless, Paulding, Ohio; Ix»o Sprunger, Saginaw, Mich.; J. Dwight Peterson, Indianapolis; L. P. Meyers, Mrs. L. P. Meyers. Marcella Meyers, Marie Meyers, Convoy, O.; C. J. Ball, C. M. Winters, Fort Wayne; Mrs. C. J. Yurman, Mr. C. J. Yurman, Marion. Ohio; Mrs. I. A. Kalver, I. A. Kalver. Roy L. Kalver, J B. Kalver, Fort Wayne; Roy Enos, Greenville, Ohio; V. Chronister, Chicago; E. W. Mills, Indiana Harbor, Ind.; Mrs. A. F. Gast, Mary Gast. Celina. Ohio; Cecilia Glllig. Cincinnati, Ohio; C. K. Bell. Kathryne Bell, Robert Bell, Fort Wayne; A. Clark Spahr, Mrs. A. Clark , Snahr. Virginia M. Spahr, Detroit: Mrs. Fred Bell. Mr. Fred Bell, Dick Bell. Mrs. Frank McDowell, Mr. Frank • McDowell, Bluffton; H. F. Judd. Eli- , zabeth Judd, Bradentown, Fla.; Mike , Bogner. Detroit. Mich.; Mrs. Henry B. Sorg, Mr. Henry B. Sorg, Fort Wayne: ’ Helen Hammell, Los Angeles, Calif.; Chas. E. Meyers. Niles, Mich.; Mr. a Wellington Hakes. Clyde Riley, Stur- .. gis, Mich.; Carl Bocke, Mason City, [ Iowa; Mrs. Ruty Beatty, Hammond. Ind«t Mrs. Ruth Patterson Rapp, jSyracuse, Ind.; Miss Eunice Myers,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1920.

BELFAST > Cut Plug Smoking Is as good as the best; And is only half the price. 95c Full 16 oz. tin Lose Bros. At the Sign “UNITED” "ITnted Turning Girls Apply at Waring Glove Co. LTIOg Akrpn, Ohio.; Mrs. Rose M. Winters, Fort Wayne: Mrs. Dick Peterson, French Peterson, Marguerite Peterson, Greensburg. Ind.; Tom Peterson. Mortis, Ill.; Mrs. F. G. Allwein, Matv Catherine Allwein, Alice Allwein. Tom Allwein, Shelby. Ohio; August J. Ruckles. Mrs. August J. Ruckles, Deshler, Nebr.; Mrs. H. L. Koontz, Mr. H L. Koontz. West Milton, Ohio; Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mr. C. B. Smith. De troit, Mich.; W. S. Koontz. Fort Wayne; John Kuhn. Coldwater. O ; Homer C. Hendricks, Dayton, Ohio: C. H. Archer, Mrs. C. H. Archer. Audrey Moore, Spencerville, Ohio; Ira F. Hendricks. Dvsville, Ohio; Jessie Kelly. Nora Kelly, Otto Kelly. Midland. Mich.; William Daugherty, Caroline Daugherty, Monroeville; Jno. B. Burk head. Centerville, Kansas; Mr. Geo. Zink, Wapakoneta, Ohio; Mrs. Barbara Jones, Logansport, Ind.; Mrs. Marv Kuhn, Coldwater, Ohio; Mr. Herb Jones, Logansport. Ind.; Mr?. Wilda Petgen. Mrs Albert Rav, M> Albert Ray. Fort Wayne; Chas. C. Burkhead, Mound Citv, Kansas: Mrs. Sarah Sheets, Miss Martha Shells. Marion. Ind; Eli Smith. Gas City; Marv E. Manlier. Middlebnrv. Ohio; Catherine McConnehev. Marion. Ind : Margaret I outhan. George L. Hill. Charline Hill. Benj. F. Hill. Marion Ind.: Green Boyd. Cora Bovd. Dallas Boyd. Newavgo. Mich.; Adrian Buck master. Earl Hart. Fort Wavno; M . H. Sherman Beerv Mrs. H. Sherman I’rery, Tackson. Mich.; Mr. Freeman "eery, Mrs. Freeman Beerv Morris, 'nd.: Jesse Smith. Colfax. Ills ; Wm. ' ichtle, Wm. LiChtle, Jr.. Robaret f'cbHe. Mildred T,ichtle. Clarence I ; chtle. Marion. Ohio: Jack Touhey Muncie. Ind.: D 1.. Best. Fort Wayne: T N. Nibilck. Wurren, Ind.: Mrs. C W. Lattin. Mr. C. W. I attin. Toledo Ohio: Adam Brown, Amanda Miller. Fort Wayne: Guy Johnson, Columbus. Ohio: Mrs. C. Rademacher, Margaret Rademacher. Fort Wavne: Robe * Nelson, Toledo, Ohio; Margaret Eliinger. Virginia Ehinger.' Mineennes: W. W. Timmonds, Mrs. I. G. Hall. E. L. Numbers, John Numbers. Portland;, Goo. I. Davis. Mrs. Geo. I. Davis. Davton. Ohio; Mr. Harvey Deam, Mrs. Esther Deam, Sturgis. Mich.: Mr. H. S Walters. Mrs. H. S. Walters, Miss Francis Walters, Marion, Ind.: Levi L. Gilpin, Portland- Mrs Wm. Doobr man. Miss Mildred Doebrman. Miss DeVona Doohrmnn. Fort Wayne. GRETNA WEDDING VALID Edlngburgh, Scotland. —Lord Black burn declared that a girl’s marriage in the blacksmith’s shop at Gretna Green was valid. • Alice McConnell Mowatt brought the action. She claimed tc have married Donald Mowatt, joining hands over the anvil in the presence of witnesses. He maintained the mar riage was not legal. STEAL CABLE Paris, France.- — An electric cable laid down near Lille at a cost of about $200,000, was cut into small pieces by the inhabitants anil sold for old metal Charges have been made against Jfi persons. WEIGHED 11 POUNDS AT 3 London, Eng.—Frank Stretton, three years old, weighed 11 pounds at death He died suddenly, and a doctor war not called in until after death. Aver diet alleging neglect and inattentioi from birth was returned. BIG CROWD EXPECTED NEW YORK. —Rosewater cannot d< the work oj chloride of lime, declarer the Rev. Frederick Hopfman in an an nouncement he would not mince wordi in his sermon next Sunday when h< attacks the bathing costumes a Washington’s crossing, N. J.

WHAT THEY THINK The Federal Reserve Board Believes Extravagance Is On Wane (United Press Service) Chicago, Aug. 25— (Special to Dally Democrat) —Extravagance In the working class is on the wane and a feeling of caution rules all business transactions because it is felt a drop in prices is Inevitable, according to the monthly statement of the federal reserve bank here today. The buying public, the statement said, is checking the extravyge’me which have made “bonanzas" hith- ; erto in industries and trades catering to popular desires and needs, regard less of prices. “Caution rules in business in the seventh division," the statement said. “The producer is cautious for the ! very good reason that mistakes canI not be made in high priced labor and ' raw materials without loss both of prestige and profits. Middlemen are ! cautious because the retailers compel them so to be. And retailers are taking frequent soundings, because they have sensed shoal* in the popu- * iar purchasing power.” ■ The key to the entire situation, it is declared, is “a dearth of liquid I capital and restriction of bank credit.” This restriction resulted in a shifting of burdens and responsihil- ■ ify. Sales dropped and goods piled; up in warehouses. These will be' sold at a loss eventukliy. it was pre dieted. The labor situation has improved, I though there is still some shortage, l ■ the statement declared. The hous- ’ | ing crisis continues acute. Faris, France.—Bathing dresses at j 1 Deuville have ceased to bear any rela-j tion to water. Some of them are made j i of lace, cost S2OO each, and it would! shock the wearer to get them wet.

♦ OFFICIAL TIME TABLES OF + ♦ THE THREE RAILROADS ♦ A ENTERING DECATUR + + + + CHICAGO & ERIE , •> ♦ East Bound. + ♦ No. 8 3:40 a. m. + ♦ No. 220 8:54 a. m. ♦ ♦ No. 4 5:3G p. m. + ♦ West Bound. ♦ + No. 7 1:53 a. tn. ♦ ♦ No. 3 12:57 p. m. + ♦ No. 227 8:20 p. m. + 4. 4. 4- GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA + 4- South Bound. 41 4- No. 4 1:53 a. m. ♦ ♦ No. 18 6:55 a. m. ♦I ♦ No. 2 1:00 p. m. ♦ 4« North Bound. ♦ ♦ No. 5 12:45 a. m. ♦ ♦ No. 7 0:18 a. m. * ♦ No. 3 3:55 p. m. ♦ + 4- ♦ TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS &W. + ♦ "Clover Leaf.” ♦ ♦ .East Bound. 4* ♦ No. 22 mixed 11:42 a. m. ♦ ♦ No. 6 4:33 a. tn. + ♦ No. 4 2:45 p. m. + + West Bound. + + No. 21 mixed 10:55 a. m. + ♦ No. 3 11:42 a. m. + ♦ No. 5 8:34 p. in. + + 4-♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4KEEP A TIGHT GRIP" ON YOUR. "DOUGH - SEE HOW FAR YOUR 7 ' ) CASH J />£ I WILL MICKIE SAYS: f DOHT BE BWEERED'. J&O.U., I SA OUWrTA SEE TV O TWER. KK>'. / WE NDAMTED KAN uCE AMD XUUX / GO'NTA OFFER T 1 WOZ FGR I HALF ABLAUGH A*B NER. PAMIM’J VIE, JEST T' GAT U\S PICTURE / £ TH' PAPER. EMRN V3BUE/ t "Y* - y < 1 \ 0 z-' Wot ® e 1 fl r\ A WbR * " wR o 0 nS Ih dBAOLW P •SoVmOaC , -tUtkHKCS 1 IO C<S.WEW,R)®OIN«DMePRIMat.SO.PAK 1 I ■!!■■!! H

J ADfe 1 \KI Y APPLES for sale bj K N. Runvon. P‘‘> 1 bush’d. Telephone orders U 690-C. _ JZ'--FOR SALE-A No. 1 Jersey cow. quire of Dr. Neptune. y.ri FOR SALE - Pool t»WO "‘' ,l lul 0 equipment and In good cdndltion. n A bargain. Inquire at this offteel,iFOß SALE-a but'.gy. poo'l ;l s' Used very little. Also a storm from p and a good set of buggy liirne „ inquire at 310 North First stroe' *' ] 'Rhone 245. FOR SALE -Small roadster, t’ontin , ental engine, good tires, good ' n-’ nlng order. Cheap for cash or W accept bicycle, tent, or row boat t - trade. See it at 130 South Eleventh ; street. Francis Howard. HtH-t.J FOR S\l E Rob<n rye tot set 1. 11-90 per bushel. R. E. Marshall. Pet- , FOR SALE- Rat terrier pups Good , stock. Inquire of Hen S. Colter, Decatur'. Ind.. R. IL No. 0- . FoiTsALE-A Silo, 12x30. Set Jetl f Liechty. '* ‘ FOR SALE— Roasting ears. (Ytll at I 121 South 11th street. V. D. Bell .. 200-3tx ’ FOR SALE—A 6 room house on So. Winchester street. Partly modern. ! Inquire of Mrs. (’. E. Pec|J< s at imine of John Barger, Craigville telephone 201-3tx SOUTHEAST MISSOURI LAND 200 acres black alluvial soil. S 5 i acres in corn. This corn will satisfy ’ you. Price only $125.00 per acre, i Write for particulars. G. W. Shively 1 Oran. Scott co.. Mo. 201-24tx ! FOR SALE—Small child’s bed and about eighty fireplace brick. 'Phone 314. 201-tT WANTED WANTED—To buy a large sized tire proof safe. ’Phone French Quinn Family of two wants to rent a small house. Inquire 101 E. Oak or see Earl Conner at Democrat office. PH-It | WANTED Anyone having a piano foi | rent, sale or storage, please call 'phone 307. 20043 WANTED —To buy good second-hand trunk. ’Phone 'J between the hours Icf 4:00 p. m. and 11:00 p. in 200-t3x FOR RENT I FOR RENT—S room house, So. Mercer Ave., Call Dyonis Schmitt, Tel I No. 79. 181-ts j I.OST AND FOUND I LUST — Indies shoe somewhere oi Madison street. Finder, return t< this office. 199-t3: LOST —Lady’s blue silk bag. contain ing. pocket and bill book with mon ; pl, ivory comb and two rings. Reward it returned to this office. 201-t PUBLIC SALE Os the Household Goods of the Late Mrs. Jane Hoppel. At the late residence in Willshire, Ohio, on Saturday, August 28, commencing at 1 o’clock p. m. Goods consist of a general run of household goods, including furniture, carpets, range, heater, oil stove and oven, sausage grinder, lawn mower, etc. Terms made known day of sale. J. W. HOPPEL. G. R. Hileman, Auct, 200-3 t

FOR SALE 5 passenger Touring Auburn, used car. Durkins Modern Garage i ■ t Wanted Girls for telephone operating. Apply at Secretary’s office. Citizens Telephone Compai y — ,1

g ONLY ONE GAME TODAY Chicago, August 25. " J l)d !v Democrat) American • agu J fans « 8 '* 0 " 11 unl,i ' PPy ‘ y O ,|, v With the big three taking sepJ,,,',, but emphatic trimmings yester- ; dj only one of the trio was to play ‘J '"Sveland had the chance to start 11 thl . come back Which Tris Speaker ’ backers have been looking tor. >e> _ believed (he slump which followed tin '• lia g|c loss of a stellar player would 11 i,e shaken off when the team met Ute tagging tots from Philadelphia. Yesx terday Cleveland lost to Heston, the 7 fourth loss in five starts there. 3he ’.-[Yanks toppled before Detroit and the 11 White Sox were mauled by Washingn ton x ' In the National league Cincinnati ’ clambered upward yesterday by wini ning from Philadelphia while Pittsx burgh beat Brooklyn and St. Louis drammed the Giant craft. The same ■ teams were to mix today. X ( —— — i 1 BONDS FOR CONVERSION All parties who deposited bonis! ’ wi’ i Lie old Adams County bank for| ; covo-ion. Will please call lor them; k :js all have arrived. This i' import--a. t please bring ycur receipt with, . ?()! t 3 OLD ADAMS COUNT' - HANK. Have you tried (hose 5 cent < Coney Isle Sandwiches ■ i ' —at — Fred & Bill’s? [ 59-W-ts VEGET A B L E S Os All Kinds. , ’Phone 690-H. Bellmont Gardens for Fresh Vegetables. Delivery to all parts of the city. 168-ti WILLIE H. REED. April Boars for Sale. Sired by the Grand Champion Boar Prince Big Type and out of our show sows. You will f nd our herd of Chester Whites (he best in the slate of Indiana. The Boars are priced to sell. R. L. HOGSHEAD. R. R. 10. Decatur, Indiana. NOTICE! No hunting or trespassing is allowed on the Fred Hilpert farm In St. Marys township. This order must be obeyed. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law 199-t3x STOCKIIOI.DEHS MIIKTIVO Notice Is hereby given that the an- I rnial meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Telephone Company, of* Decntur. Indiana, will be held at the | office of the Secretary of said com- > pany, in the city of Decatur, Indiana, m Monday. September <*, 1920. it 7 o’clock P. M., for the election of I live directors to serve for the ensuing rear and tor the transaction of such other business as may he properly brought before said meeting. HKI’.MAN F. EHINGER. 199-12 t Secretary i PUBLIC SALES Watch this column for the public sales. We print the bills. Advertise ’ your sale in the Daily Democrat and reach fifteen thousand people. 3 1 August 31 —Mrs. Reason Shaffer,! , Pleasant Mills. September 7—R. E. Marshall. Peterson, Indiana. : MARKETS-STOCKS Report of Local and Foreign Markets. New Y-ork, Aug. 25—(Special to Daily Democrat)—Prices generally: were slightly higher at the opening ; . of the stock market today. Norfolk . & Western was 92. up N( . w (lav . 6 en 34%. up %; Tobacco Products up Baldwin 109’4. off • Sinclair 27%; Crucible L'l9 up 1I Corn Products 89%. up r. B; p an ’., I Pet r°leum 88 off 1%I u et « e cr m i 7 , 6 ’ 4 *’ Vana dfom 73%;! I ll' ‘ t-CbJ S.)- s , up l s ; Mc X | can p e . U4%"un I' 2 Bonthern r’a.-ific! up 1%, Reading 91%, off %. Bast Buffalo, N. Y., Auer j ‘ Jal to Daily Democrat)—Receipts 2 400 shipments, 2090, official to N Y itm/nnd 7 ') H ° gS c]oßin 8 slow. Medium and heavies, $15.25@16- other staJSsS® 16 ’ s ?’ $S stags, sß@lo, cattle, 325 steartvsheep, 600, strong: lambs 157 K an best ewes 700@800’ calves Ven/! ” 2000@2500. ' tahes ■ iso > tops Cleveland, 0.-Produce marketprints 7c higher’ in extS B fl file; firsts wtrar/L. 56c; Packing st ® k j||^ 0n(18 55 ®’ Ohio EK extra F 8 re 5 8 4 h c; g efe* l fi firsts new cases 50e " 18 54c; W LivTp n T TOW 49C: "Kht 34@35c; y brffikrs U@V 6 ® 37C --ters 23 @2 4c; springs’ 2fi °g Wheat, L< No AL I M $5T T *- 62c; new corn oat «. lay, $1.00; rye, su o ; bar ' Eggs, doze^* 1 - i B.SS!: v »««t. 62c

COAL FOR THRESHING [ We have on hand a car of Clean Egg Coal, suitable f ((r threshing. Call soon before it is all gone. t DECATUR LUMBER CO. R Lcrx.———y—- . ARS I’KAC/rs of Tm p BEAL ESTATE AND FARM LOANS; SEE FRENCH QUNN 'THE SCJHRMEYEft ai? S I RAC E CO.. OVER VANc ’ [ £ LINN CLOTHING STORE .! 172ji i BLACK & GETTING UNDERTAKING EMBALMING Calls answered promptly day or nloh, Private Ambulance Service. 8 I Office Phone—9o. Home Phones: Black, 727. Getting. 2 rings on 517. We also handle Victrolas. • . Feed Buttermilk to your hogs 2 cents per gallon. Clover Leaf Creameries ’ !6-tf Decatur, Ind. Have you tried that all pork .ausafie at the White Meat Market? ’Phone 38M and let us send you some. 4 deliveries lailv—Meyer, Brushwiller A B ‘ e ‘ _ 289 ‘ 1f DR. L. K. MAGLEY Veterinarian Office 235 W. Monroe St. Over Al. Burdg's Barber Shop. t’hones—Office and Res 186. DR. H. E. KELLER. Decatur, Indiana, GENERAL PRACTICE. OFFICE SPECIALTIES—Diseases of women and children; X-ray examinations; Flourscopy examinations of the internal organs; X-ray and electrical treatments for high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries. X-ray .treatments for GOITRE, TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER. Office Hours—9to 11 a. m.—l to sp. m.—7 to 9p. m. Sundays by Appointment. : Phones: Residence 110; Office 409. 233-ts N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted. HOURS 8 to 11:30/ 12:30 to 5:00 Saturday, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 Closed on Wednesday afternoons during July and August. AUGUST WALTERS Plumbing and Heating Electrical Water System Estimates Gladly Given. 120 North Ist Street Shop 'Phone 207. Residence 'Phone 507. Dr. C. V. Connell Veterinarian Office: Dorse Sale Bam, Ist street. Office ’Phone, 143 Residence ’Phone .... 102 i Dr. C. C. RAYL 105 North Second Street. Practice limited to Surgery and diagnosis of Abdomi-no-pelvic Disease Office (1 to 4 A 6 to 8 p. m. Hours(Sunday 9 to 10 a m Phone 581. ■———■ ■■ ■ " w FORT WAYNE AND DECATUR TRACTION LINE Central Time. Leave Decatur Leave Ft. Wayne 5:40 a. m. 7:00.«..m. 7:00 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 2:30 p. m. 2:30 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:30 p. m. 7:00 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 10:00 p. m. * 11:05 p. m. Car every hour and a half. Running time 1 hour and 5 mlnutea. 7 . P . rel o >lt car leaves Decatur at '•45 a. m., and leaves Fort Wayne ! 5-rl 2:0 ° m ” In Decatur at p. ro< Office hours 8:45 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. . I LB. STONEBURNER, Agent.