Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 268, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1920 — Page 5

I Men’s Neptune I Neptune is the name lor our light weight rubI her bottom and cloth top overshoe lor dress wear. ■ ■ Some call them Alaska shoes because they keep s your feet so nice and warm even in the coldest B weather ■ Price $2.75 I I Men’s Vulcan 1811 I This is a light rubber with a storm front and | comparatively heavy sole. fleeced line all through ■ making a very nice overshoe in the wet weather I and yet a real comfortable one in the cold weather. I Price $2.00 ■ I Charlie Voglewede II - — The shoe Seller

. 4 ABOUT TOWN ♦ **♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ Attorneys D. E. Smith and R. C. pKjish of Fort Wayne wer here to iay'to attend the funeral pf the lat< C. J feev. J. O. Mosier of Van Wert, Ohio. IpTiVed today and will conduct quarterly meeting services at the Evangelieal church this evening. Kjpharles Holthouse returned horn.' Yesterday from McKeesport, Pa., >jere he has charge of the eastern of the J F. Arnold company. He is now looking after business at the home office and probably will leave next week for Wyoming. fmvon Burk left this morning so. •.fadia’ i.tpolis where he will attend a. reunion and banquet of the Indiana Alum a. and tomorrow attend the big fOOtb ill game between Indiana university and Notre Dame. Mr- Gilbert Strickler and son have returned from Fort Wayne and Willmbre. Indiana, where they visited with friends. C"roup •Spasmodic Croup is frequently relieved by one application of—--3 VICKS ▼ VA PO RUS Owr 17 Million Jars Used Yearly

SPREAD YQUR BREAD Dinner Bell Nut Margarin with Dinner Bell— is a tempting spread for bread , 'Ling in” Dinner Bell and —unwholesome as it is appewatch the kiddies make a koine tizing. Selected vegetable oils 1 run. Grown-ups, too, will and pasteurized milk make it I waste no time in getting to nutritious and delicious. , , B ~ the home plate. For this new Buy it to-day. Look for nut better makes a hit with the Dinner Bell girl on the ; young and old. ‘white-tile’ carton. The Glidden Nut Butter Company, Chicago I Excelsior Fruit & Oyster Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind., Distributors DINNER BELL - NUT MARGAtfIN j At All Good *■“ Dealers SI 11 A \ JR v; S |i<'' z > XPv Wl? 1 1 7— Mo y 1 I Why Not Be A Success? There is no failure so absolute as that of a man who has never made a wholehearted attempt to realize the full extent of his capabilities. Bring out your ability. After a year of practicing common sense Thrift, you will see the difference from the old way of living. Resolve now—Open an account at once and you will feel you must save and you will. Get our Savings Book. j The Peoples Loan & Trust Co I I , Bank of Service. I — ■

I SOME DISPUTE ■ Indianapolis, Nov. 12.—The question when it is unlawful to shoot ducks in conformity with both state and fed eral laws which conflict as to what period constitutes from sunrise to sunset, is proving difficult to interpret to many duck hunters of the state, according to daily queries received at the offices of the state department ot conservation. Federal laws describe the shooting period during the open season which is September 16 to December 31, inclusive as from one-half hour before sunrise. State laws read from sunrise to sunset. In this case the state law prevails. Hunters see a dilemma if they wish, to hunt the elusive duck on days when it is jloudy and apparently there is no sunrise. Department officials after a discus sion of the subject with federal an- , thorities detrmined that a hunter to . be safe from molestation from state I wardens should consult the weather bureau reading as to the exact time ' of sunrise and sunset on the particular days he intends to hunt. Texas has a new law aimed at preventing strikes in ports and railroad terminals and imposing heavy penalties for interference with workers during labor disturbances in these industries.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1920

CRESCENTS WIN The Crescent bowling team took I iwo out of the three games played , Wednesday evening with Marion Higgs' ’K. of P. team, with a 2291 total against 2264 for the K. ot P. team. The score: Crescents L. Biggs 158 175 174 11. Mumma 146 177 136 M. Hoagland 157 159 121 I Ed. Aughenbaugh .... 123 113 161 IW. Brushwiller 129 176 159 Total—229l. K. of P. Team W. F. Beery 123 182 165 V. Murray 154 135 143 J. Hurst 141 140 147 Id. E. Studebaker 134 173 169 M. Biggs 156 163 166 T0ta1—2264. — G. E. NIGHT Thursday evening was G. E. night, the Stators defeating the Flanges 2244 to 2130. The score board showed: Flanges A. Shaffer 144 144 167 Ft Brown 127 106 1631 IE. W. Lankenau 102 ,89 103 IA. Buffeubarger 180 210 154 Joe Linn 160 14$ 137 Total—2l3o. Stators C. Shaffer 194 148 , 194 B. Gage 194 153 1631 Fred Engle 123 138 164 W. Lankenau 168 157 153 C. Lutz ..... 124 111 71 T0ta1—2244. Tho government is running down i thieves who appropriated $500,0001 worth of platinum from army ord-: aance stores during the war. The pre- i cious metal was stripped from del- ■ Icate timing, sighting and firing instruments. A woman has been arrested. Butler will meet Rose Poly at Terre Haute Saturday. The Engineers have | not been going good in recent games and Coach Pat Page of Butler should . be able to “bring home the bacon.' li is the only game that Butler plays i off of its home field. On Friday, Wabash college is scheduled to meet Kalamazoo Normal at Crawfordsville. The Michigan team played 'Earlham last week. Wa 1 bash had an open date last Saturday as er the hard battle with Purdue. The Boiler-makers seemed to have won that game on something that resen: bled a fluke. Wabash is being “point 1 to the big game with DePauw ir Indianapolis’"on November 20. De I-auw after its hard game with Centre 1 college of Kentucky has an open date this week, but DePauw’s second team will play Merom college at Greencastif-' ■ PREACHING AT ANTIOCH Preaching services next Sunday j morning and evening at the Antioch I church west of this city. The church | is also praying for an old time revivI al. Will those who are interested in the unsaved of this community unite their prayers with ours to this end that many souls may be saved and Christ's cause built up? Come to the services next Sunday; preaching by the pastor. 2t TO HOLD PASTRY SAL E The High School Athletic assoc!,:-I t:on will conduct a pastry sale Saturday afternoon at the Schmitt meat market on Second street. They will have on sale cakes, pies, candies, ami many other delicacies. The patronage of the public is solicited. 266-t3 BOX SOCIAL The Baptist church ot Pleasant Mills will give a box social at France .;; ball on Saturday evening, November | 13, 1920. Married ladies are ask ■ I to bring filled baskets and girls bl ing boxes. Everybody is urged, to come and enjoy the evening; Plenty of big" cats for everyone. Don't forget the ' date —November thirteenth. 257-t3 ; ■ — IN NEW BUILDING II Erwin & Michaud, real estate men, | have moved their offices into tlm now Erwin block, three door; south! of their former offices, on first floor.: Come in and seo us! Erwin &. Michaud. 2G7 ti; “lecatiF , G. E. DANCE PUBLIC INVITED MASONIC HALL SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 8 P. M. MUSIC FURNISHED BY | APPRENTICE ORCHESTRA OE FORT WAYNE. I COME AN!) GET ACQUAINTED. ADMISSION B.’> CENTS, i 266- 11. |

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SBLHS • The Richmond high school foot ba! team, the strongest outfit on the loca I high school schedule, will arrive i: this city tomorrow morning and wi! clash with the local high school teat’ in the afternoon on the local ground:: just across the river bridge. Th; 1 tame has been booked as the featuri sentest on the local's schedule, am I has long been looked forward to b: the many fans. \ The locals are expecting a hard ba 1 To and have been iiittirg in som< :< ra heavy practice every cvenin; iter school. Owing lo minor iujuriei received by several ot' the squad, tin entire team was given a rest Thurs day night and ara ail set to show tin ' down-state boys hov. the game i: played. The game is called for 2:30 o’clool with Mr. Greeiy. of Fort Wayne actin; is referee, Conter as umpire and Fike ‘ it- ad linesman. The local fans arc 1 assured of the best game of the season tomor-ow, and ,i large crowd is expected to be pres [ent. In order to secure the Rich mond team, which was done' to give the fans a real treat, an extra heavy ■expense will occur and a slight ini creased in the admission price will he charged. If you haven’t bought y< ur tickets from any of the student. . you can secure them at the gate. 'Come and root for the local; The line-up for the two teams is ns | follows: Decatur Richmond White-Myers ...,Icl.. Brown I Teeple-Smith ....It Shumaker Gay-Yahue lg.. Jennings-Fouls Ahr C Clark Freuchte-Peterßon rg Sauter Kugeler it Bescher

ileel-CostelJo , ...ro Walls Costello-Hyland I)ruley-Ix>ehr MillerHi Semlor j l eeplo hr Malone-McMahon EuiUoll tb Davis-Green The Championship Game. 1 (By Hoze Clark, written for U. I’.) I i Indianapolis, Nov. 12. — The game that will decide the college football i championship of Indiana, will be play ( cd at Washington park, IndiantU’olD, ’ Nov. 13 when Notre Dame meetl Indiana university. Coach Uoikne’s Catholics met Purdue at Notre Dame i last Saturday. His team has been i bowing the style of foot Ball this year that causes many football men to believe that with George Gipp on the ' igger end of the forward pass game, Notre Dame has the best football team ill the country. However, Indiana never showed its true strength in the rame against Northwestern university, and while Indiana won by a 10 to 7 score, the athletes from Bloomi igton kept their trick plays under' cover tor the Notre Dame battle. Last [year Notre Dame defeated Indiana by a 16 to 3 score, and last year Notre ; Dame won from Purdue by a 33 to I'l score. This season Indiana has the heaviest team in the state, and as a I result the State university eleven is a powerful defensive combination. | I The question seems to be will Ind-i .ii na's offensive be strong enough to i i f reak down the defense of the fight- : I ing Irish from Notre Dame. Then j 1 again, the Indiana liaeks must show a i i let of speed to cover the Notre Dame I ends, who will be on the receiving 1 end of Gipp’s passes. TOMORROW'S FOOT BALL SCHEDULE In THE EAST— Yale vs. Princeton at Princeton. | Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge. | Syracuse vs. Maryland at Syracuse.Anny vs. Bowdoin at West Point. Navy vs. South Carolina at AnnaI polls. « Colgate vs. St. Bonaventure. Lehigh vs. Penn State at South T’ethlehem. IN THE WEST Wisconsin vs. Illinois at Madison. — Notre Dame* vs. Indiana at Bloom--1 i.igton. ■ Michigan vs. Chicago at Ann Arbor. Minnesota vs. lowa at lowa City. The Gym was well filled last even- — j ing with people who enjoyed the Arm1 istiee day program.

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