Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 15 October 1920 — Page 5

—yff.* ~ t r-jjawr _ u — . The Outward Evidence of I Quality Within Good shoes must, of course, look the part first of all. Just a look at the surface of our shoes tells the story of the quality that they have within. No customer who comes to our j store and picks up some of our shoes and looks them over can help hut say our shoes sure have quality. Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

♦ ABOUT TOWN ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Miss Clara Williams and Miss Ber- < tha Stein of Fort Wayne will be the 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Peterson s ever gunday. Rev. F. H. Ruf of Fort Wayne will conduct the services at the Zion Re - formed church Sunday evening. , Mrs. G. V. Porter of near Pleasant . Mills was a visitor in the city yester • day. Her husband has gone to Palm , Beach, Florida, where he will open a > studio and Mrs. Porter and children will leave for the south about Novem- i ber 3rd, staying here to vote. A good meeting of the Rotary chi’ was held at the city hall last even 1 ing. 'A. D. Suttles and J. O. Sellemey- 1 er gave interesting talks and the club • is planning to hold a “booster” meet- ■ ing next Tuesday, expecting every Ro- 1 tarian to be in attendance. ,• Mrs. Mary Eley, who has been visiting relatives in the east for the past two months, returned to her home in this city last evening. Alex Durbin, who was operated on 1 for appendicitis last week at the home of his brother. Joel Durbin, near Pleasant Mills, by Drs. Kruse Clark, is recovering nicely, and the nurse will be dismissed in a day or two. Mr. Durbin was in a seefous condition for a time.

No Need to Sweeten Grape« Nuts This wheat and malted barley food is naturally sweet, Since twenty hours' baking and processing develop sugar from its own grains. Grape-Nuts is easily digested and has a rich flavor unlike that of any > other cereal. It is healthful ~ and economical lheres a Reason R? Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc. -i? Battle Creek, Michigan. I •—;Ur=ll—! I UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Rents and Repairs its own machines. If your Underwood needs repairs or you want to rent another Underwood call up the people who made it and get the best service. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., INC. 309 Huron St. Toledo, ().

Fred King, of this office, is detained at his home on Mercer avenue liecause of sickness. His fever yesterday reached 104, but this morning it had receded to 100. His physician says he will not be able to work for several days. , ■ Mrs. J. W. Tyndall and Mrs. Dan Tyndall are guests of friends iu New York City. _ 4" ❖ + + + + + + 4 ,< fr + + + POLICE COURT NEWS + +*++**+++ + + + + * + + John Fuller, a resilient of Montjelier, Indiana, was arrested in this ity yesterday afternoon by Chief of l olice Joel Reynolds on a charge cl intcxication. He was placed in jail and was arraigned before Mayo*- Yager this morning where he plead guilty and was fined $1 and costs, amounting to sll. Fuller could not pay the fine and was again taken to jail. » X. HAC GOOD MEETING _____ The Ladies' Auxiliary to the .-'meri can Legion had a very interestin’’ meting Tuesday evening, and -vilow ing the initiation of three new membe Mrs. E igar tlcrber. Mrs. John ; Rlm.Ttr and M ; Jeanette Stcrey. a g nd social time was enjovec. The next meeting will be held at i’:e G \ R hall, October 26. at 7:30 in.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1920.

ARE FOUR TICKETS" On County Ballots to he , Used at November Election—The Socialist and FARMER LABOR PARTY File Petition to Have Candidate for Congressman 1 Placed on the Ballots Four tickets will be placed on the ' ballot for use in this county at the j November election. The republicans and democrats will have a full coun- . ty ticket, including the candidates for the legislature and congress. The farmer labor party has no representative for county offices, and neither has the socialist party, but each of , them have a candidate to represent the eighth congressional district. Harvey H. Harshman of Dunkirk, is ( the candidate of the farmer-labor party, and Russel C. Voorheese, of Anderson, wants to represent the j eighth Indiana as a socialist in the .national congress. • Both of these names have been ill ed with the county clerk in the proper manner in order that the socialist and the farmer labor tickets may be placed on the ballot. The printing of these ballots will be started at this j office as soon as the emblem for the farmer-labor party arrives. This work is under the supervision of the election commissioners, Clerk John •T. Kelly. Earl B. Adams and Fred V. Mills. The tickets will appear on the county ballot in the following order; Republican, democrat, socialist and farmer labor. Voters are asked to not forget the fact that the republican'ticket comes first this year, be-' cause of a law enacted by the Indiana legislature permititng the party that received the largest number of votes at the preceding election to have the right to place their ticket first. Derby races at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon. A big program. Be sure to attend the Derby races, 211 jumpers and good ones, at the 1.. llmont park tomorrow. S—S—WANT ADS EARN—C—s—s Substitute League Can Not he Made (Continued from page one) front porch in Marion there has been something given to everyone of these groups. I would not trade ’. iices with him or accept the obligations that will follow when the Open, secret or implied promises be- < cme due for payment.” —. ’ „ To Move South (Continued from page one) ship, near Pleasant Mills all their life ’.nd nearly every year go south foi toe winter. Her husband and hi. brother expect to be in Palm Beach and nicely located by tile first of the month, they starting on their big trip yesterday. It is the intention of the Porters to remain in Palm Beach dining the winter and then return here in the spring. W. S. Porter has been making his home with his brother and is an experienced photographer. NOTICE! Necessity demands some unbroken hours for work. Will receive callers Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings each week. Hem stitching done any time. Anna Adler, 326 North Fourth street. 219-lmo

up To The RACES sure. But first go to LOSE BROS. and get a good supply of your favorite brand of Cigars and Tobacco. Then you can enjoy the races to the finish. Lose Has the Stock Lose Bros. . At the Sign “UNITED”

Race Program Draws Interest (Continued from page one) here are a number of good horses on :he ground, a good entertainment is co ured. Following is the result of yesterday’s events: 2:30 trot; 3 in 5; purse S4OO. Guy Nutwood, b. g. i Burnett I J. A. Klingenberger, Fort Wayne 1 2 2 1 Crystal Onward, b. g. (Adame) E. G Paul, Muncie 311 2 Montello, b. m. (Sipe) H. I. Sipe, Portland . 2 3 3 3 Jasper K., b. h. (Newman) H. L. Kelly. Montpelier. Ohio.. 4 4 4. Time 2:24’4; 2:24’,; 2:2-1’ i; 2:24’(>. 2:14 pace; 3 in 5: purse S4OO. Mabel Addelle, b. m. (Bolby) Chas. Steen, Rockford. Ohio 112 1 Virginia Dare. b. tn (Glasscock) R. Davison, Crawfordsville, Ind 2 3 4 1 Larrie Porter 6 2 1 2 John Edwin R„ b. g. (Jones) D. Jones. Ohio City 4 4 5 . Peck Direct, b. g. (Brlckley) Arch Gordon. Bluffton .... 3 3 7 . Dexter K., b. g. (Severs) Deck Severs. Mendon. Ohio ....78. . Admiral Petan, b. g. (Kennedy) I’. J. Kennedy, Templeton. Ind. . 8 9 . . Medium Giraffe 9 5 3 . Time—2:l3; 2:13'4; 2:13’ 4 ; 2:13’4; 2:14'42:17 pace; 2 in 5; purse S3OO. ’tale Hummingbird, ch. g. (Williams) Wes Williams. Newcastle 2 2 2 1 Theitna Patchen, b. m. (Sipe) M. Conrath. Coldwater, 0... 118 3 Sandy, ch. g. (Watts) W. Watts. I.aporte 831 i ! )r. Yeagley. ch. g. (Burnett) I Virgil Springer, Decatur . . 66 7 .

:ohn Gilhoey, b. g. (Tobin) John Tobin, Chicago 78 5 . i ony S„ b. g. (Perdue) F. R. Perdue, Portland 54 3 1 i.'r. Jerry 3 5 4 2 .fettle Diamond 4 7 6 . Time — 2:15’4; 2:14'4; 2:14'4; 2:14’4. Running Races. Half Mile; purse SIOO. Irausmlller. (J. Wianas) T Hallie Bush (T. Hunt) G. Broides.. 2 ; rlor Maid (G. Roudy) G. Roudy.. 3 Justice Gobel (J. Leach) “Skip l. liroades 1 WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s NOTICE! The Woman’s Missionary society of ■lie Pleasant Grove U. B. church wiil sell at crazy comfort at J. D. Nidiinger & Son’s sale. Monday Octob>?r ' ’Sth. 243-Llx WOH) WINTERS DISEASES Now is the time to raise your, bodily resistance and avoid ' colds, pneumonia, neuritis, neuralgia, tonsilitis. and all winter diseases. A good healthy body is the best prevention for any' disease. Drugs will not make your body stronger. Rat poisons are made of strychnine, arsenic, calomel, phosphorous, cocane. etc. If you want to get a good healthy rat to mope around and finally die just give it any of the above drugs. If it doesn’t get enough to kill it. it will lose weight and be sick a 1 long time. You can do the same with your own body. If you ■ want health, vigor, “pep,” am-' bition. try osteopathy. Build • up your system nature’s way. > Get your blood circulating and your nerves to tingling. Try osteopathy. 240-Gt'

Republican Meeting | Hear one of the country’s | greatest campaigners Hon. Win. Humphrey of Washington I Monday, Oct. 18 th I 7:30 P. M. I I Court House I I —Advertisement. I I ?

Mr. arid Mrs. H. B. Heller were among those who heard Governor Cox at Van Wert yesterday. Remember the Meek meeting at headquarters tomorrow evening. ’ AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE There will be a tegular meeting ot the local post, No. 43, next Monday evening, October 17th, at 8 o’clock at headquarters In the G. A. R. hall Some very important will come up. and all members are tirgi d to be present. 24443 ADJUTANT. DECATUR CIRCUIT SERVICES Sunday services will be held at tin following places in the Decatur cir cult: Beulah Chapel, 9:00 a. m. Pleasant Valley—lo:3o a. tn. Washington Chapel, 10:30 a. in., and at 7:30 p' m. The pastor will l>4 at the Washing it n Chapel in the morning and some- , t::-e will fill the pulpit at Pleasant Valley. Don't forget the revival services at Washington Chapel each and every night and in the afternoon at 2:30 at Washington Chapel. You gro I : vited to attend. The services arlejlendid. 1 REV. E. L. ALBRECHT, Pastor. Twocent supper The Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres-, byterian church will give a two-eenc s tpper in the church parlors next 1 Thursday evening. A good menu has , been arranged and everybody is in- I ’ vited. 24442 3 REPUBLICAN NOTICE li Precinct workers, men and women. I I are requested to meet, at headquarters I . Saturday night at 7:30.

For The ,Best Shine Ask For The Big Can |i|w y J Liquid Stove Polish I ’ Dusilers-Ebony Shine ■ft E-Z Iran Enamel for the Pipe ■ o' E-Z Metal Polish for the Nickel E-Z Shoe Polish saves Shoes K ’■-a Monty Back Guarantor Jf MA S TIN & MARTIN. Chicago Mecca Theatre 1 ast—Time—Tonight “ BOMBA R1) 1 LTD ” featuring the famous BERT LYTELL With a whole cast of beautiful girls. An entrancing picture wii’h a clever little story of the ; perfumed shops of New York where the Smart Sets styles are born. A picture that will hold you from start to finish. A picture that pleased hundreds last night ami if you were not among the many last evening, don't fail to see it for the last time tonight. A picture you can’t go wrong on. Come set the beautiful gowns, beautiful girls and one of the cleverest shows of the season. Also a two-reel comedy “The Geezer from Berlin.”

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