Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1920 — Page 5

Tab A Look | a3a»Ai Year Last Y/i n , ter’s Arctics I Ten chances to one you’ll find the tops fairly good, the I soles still intact but the heels WORN THROUGH. Now Top Notch Arctics have a reputation of being just a little better than any other make and it’s easy to see why the I heels on Top Notch rubbers of all kinds wear better. Take ■ a look at this Clincher Cushion heel. It tells the tale. Buy Top Notch this winter. Charlie Voglewede j SELLS 'EM.

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ » ABOUT TOWN ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<* The Jay county grand jury has returned seventeen indictments and reported that the county infirmary 1: without coal and the institution very uncomfortable. H. T. Diehl of Bluffton, former Adams county citizen, was here today, meeting old friends and attending' to business. He and Mrs. Diehl and Mr have Saturday for Florida where they (will live during the winter. The' Will stop at Jacksonville for a short time and then proceed further south. Mr. Diehl is recovering from a long illness and two operation:- and is able to get about now only by the use of crutches. David Hensley has returned from I a several days' visit with friends al the State University, Bloomington. He had a good time.

CATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors of — WICKS V Vapoßue Over .’7 Million Ja -3 ( 'rec? Yearly

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The semi-annual meeting of the Shrine will be held at Fort WayneFriday of this week and a number of the boys are planning to take in the big “fun-feast." The city council will meet in special session Friday evening to dispose of some important business matters. The snow is slipping, and anothei day will clear the fields so the farmers can finish their work. The corn was a month late this year and only a small per cent, of the corn consequently has been taken care of. There are also many beets still to be harvest ed and a couple of weeks of good weather would sure be appreciated. J“ff Liechty, Hie well Known auctioneer, made a 213 mile auto trip yesterday. leaving here early in the morn- : ing with one of the fine cattle from 'the Fenner stock farm, and delivering the animal to a farmer on the other side of Plymouth. He returned in the evening. A member of the Russian royal family escaped froip, the Bolshevik with family heirlooms baked in a loaf of bread. State of Indiana vs. Ernest Smtih. larceny. Cause ordered- left off of docket.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. Tlii RSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920.

'**««****•«**••«•**« * THE COURT HOUSE NEWS • State of Indiana vs. George Shoemaker, assault with ijitent. Cause lor trial December 6, 1920. State of Indiana vs Harold Rankin, assault an dbattery. Cause set for trial December 1. Ulate of Indiana vs. Rufus Clar! perjury. Set .for trial November 30. The petit Jury was summoned foi duty for November 29, an entry helm: made today by the court. Samuel E. Wyatt vs. L. M. Wyutt, attachment. Cause dismissed at plain tiff’s cost. F. Earl Ninde vs. George Gregory. I Cause dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Fred C. Kiefer vs. August Schlickman, contract. Cause set for trial December 3, 1920. Safah Stout vs. William D. Rule and Harry Isler, note. Cause distressed and costs paid. William Drew vs. J. C. Drew, note. I Cause dismissed and costs paid. William Drew vs. .1. C. Drew, note t'au.-e dismissed and costs paid. 1n,41 and Glass Dollar Savings Bank vs. Charles Spanley, John O’Conne. I "nd Wabash Manufacturing Co., or ; contract. Set for trial January 3 1921. John Baker et al. vs. Dynois Schmit: <:t al. Defendants are ruled to ar. - wer complaint absolute within fiv. days. : ! hilip Baker vs. Lucy B. Fry. applies ; lion for appointment of guardian. Cause dismissed and costs paid. Mahlon Harmon and Eliza Bell Harmon vs. Chauncey Brokaw, to. adoption of child. Cause is dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Joseph B. Pett vs. Walter L. Ross receiver for the Toledo,, St. lamir Western Railway Co., damages. By i ■ greement of parties assignment o, this case is vacated. I Eldora J. Butcher, Perry S. John -on and Mary L. Johnson vs. Eva Er - tell et al. Cause is dismissed ane . costs paid. Markle Stone & Lime Co. vs. Lewi, i W. Frank and L. L. Frank. Defend ruts are ruled to answer absolute wit > id five days. I 1 . LOADED MUCH COAL 1 < During September the Pennsylvani; f System reached its peak since thi semination of federal control wit! . espect to the number of cars loade ‘ with bituminous coal on the com pany's lines. The total for Septem her was 139,235 Cars, as compare ’ > fth 127,529 for August, an increase o ■ 11.706 cars, or 9.2 per cent. Monthly | and cumulative figures of bituminom 1 : ar loading follow, for the period sinc< March first. ARE AT CAMP GRANT Owen Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. V D. Bell, and Dee L. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs. Harve Smith, who left herSeptember 25 and enlisted in tin ; rmy, being assigned to the 11th fieh artillery, are stationed at Camp Grant. i ill. They erpect to leave the 15th o. December to rSacramento. Cal., and from there will be sent the stji o January to the Hawaiian Islands, ami will be located twenty-eight miles from Honolulu.

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SPORT NEWS Game Postponed. The big ioct hull game which wu. Ho t ike place in this city Friday ufte.- ' noon, between the local high school squad uud the Garrett high school team has been postponed until Monday afternoon. The local Held is cov-' I ered with snow which makes it ini iio-sH lc for the game to be played at this time. The Garrett aggregation is 1 well known to the local fans, they having defeated the locals in both games last year and have an equally strong ! outfit this season. The locals arc ! : hitting the high spots, they winning their last three games and entertain I high hopes of taking the big contest. , i Monday. Come out and root. With the Basket Bellers. Basket ball practice will start Mon- j day evening at the gym. Already cor.- ; . iderable enthusiasm is displayed ! i among the students, and it is probable , he first practice will develop consid- - ' able talent for an excellent team for the high school this year. i Phi Deltc Lose. Bluffton, Ind., Nov. 18.—The Bluiton Fhi Delts were defeated here last night after one of the most hotly-con ' 'csted basket ball games ever wit ; nessed on the local court by the Ko I i.oiuo American Legion quintet, for- ] e .nerly the Chamber of Commerce , team, in the final minute o> play, tin ,1 score being 25 to 24. / With tho Billiardisto. Chicago. Nov. 18.—Joe Capron. v< eran b.yjhU'dist, broke his Rising k streak here last night by defeating | Hugh Heal of Toronto 50 to 49 in sev- ,. enty innings. Alfred de Oro of New York contin 1 (t red with the leaders in the world '■' three-cushion championship by beating diaries Otis of New York. : John Layton of St. Izrnis had little » difficulty beating Charles Morin. Leonard Wins Another. Ntw York, Nov. 18. —Benny Leon aid, lightweight, champion, stopped Harlem Eddie Kelly in the fifth round of a scheduled ten-round bout here b last night. Affer Kelly had been , iloored twice bv left hooks to th? d jaw. Referee Jack Kelly stepped be- ' ween the two and waved Leonard 1,to his corner. Kelly had to be can ried to the chair. Tex Ic Busy. New York, oNv. 18. —Switch in his < 1 lans lor the bantamweightshlp bout > lias been made by Tex Rickard. Hwill stage the return bout between Jack Sharkley and Joe Lynch on Dec j 2 and send Lynch against Cahmpion I , Herman on Dec. 21. The I', .npsoy-1 ( Brennan fight, scheduled for Dec. 11 PI is being held up pending the lifting [. of the boxing commission's ban on ; : heavyweight encounters. i The Base Ball Circuit. j New York. Nov. 18. —Wholesale swaps, deals and trades may be ex pected in the big league circuits a r soon as three managerlees clubs gc* a boss. The Detroit Tigers, the St. Louis Browns and the Boston Braves have not announced • their new arrangement but it may come now any day since the war is over. Before Manager McGraw left for .'tilm he said lie needed a good second: laseman as Larry Doyle is definitely ' rough, i' .o would like a good enter fielder.

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WILL GIVE PASTRY SALE The I. idi< S' Aid society of .the Hanlist church wiil conduct a pastry sale , i t the Schmitt meat, market, next Sat- ■ urday. Your patronage is solicited.

- raXilWnnrTrnillallM n Tr w - 1 ■ - • 0 Morris 5 & 10c Store 0 Big Thanksgiving Specials Saturday Only Mixed Nuts, 25c Granite Kettle, 43c | English Walnuts, Glass Drinking Tumblers, j (L, Per lb. • 3 for AVv Sugar Roiled Dates, Galvanized Pail, 90/* Per lb “llv gqj £vV Other Useful Items I Boys School Ties, J_Oc VS on es 10C ?? n3Hose ’ ?()/* Ladies’Hose, OP. Fee pair ... £VC Per pair Thanksgiving Napkins, 1 Az* t Per doz lUC Bed Slippers. 1 ()/» Thanksgiving Crepe Paper lA_ I)el * >a ' r l”v Per bolt .' AVV Wax Paper, 1A„ Syrup Pepsin, or or packing lunch IvV . • Siecl WooJ * zv | ?!’ .. 1 Of* 'll grades . JLvC I 5 C 17c A 10c « mp $1.29 Shoe Tacks Shoe Soles XOC Curtain Rods, 10(* Lliair Bottoms, 10c BIG SPECIALS IN OUR TOY DEPARTMENT Games,. 1 i°. v Wash Boards, -s o 15c value IOC UC Fancy Shopping Baskets 33 C n^vl ns ’ OSC We have a big line of useful items for your Holiday wants. Why not buy early and get your pick? Morris 5 & 10c Store

NOTICE TO PUBLIC I have leased the Dr. Parrish of- i fices at Monroe and will be at your service day and night. .'Phone No. 121. DR. T. J. McKEAN. 4wx

NOTICE A box soci;;l at the Steele school building. Friday. Xov. lit, 1920. Only one mile east of town. Everybody come prepared to have a good time. 271-3tx FAYE STULTS, Teacher