Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1921 — Page 6

Let the next generation have better feet by giving them BETTER FITTIN6 SHOES Charlie Voglewede SELLS ’EM.

««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ♦ ABOUT TOWN ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs. Fred Sellemeyer who has been in the St. Joseph hospital at Fort Wayne, is expected to be brought home today. Mrs. Doctor Thomas is entertaining Mrs. Allison of Indianapolis today. The Kiwanis will meet next Tues I day night at the Masonic hall and have a banquet. The purpose of the | meeting is to complete the organi j zation of the club. There will be j speakers from South Bend, Indianap-i olis. Fort Wayne and Chicago. There will also be delegations from other Kiwanis clubs. The committee on or-| ganizations will be around before Tuesday and call on the business men chosen for charter members. David Hensley went to Fort Wayne today on business. Postmaster John W. Bosse reports letters remaining in the Decatur postoffice addressed to the following persons which have not been called for: Mr. William Russell. Mr. James Henry Meyer, Mr 1.. E. Miller, Walter Merita. Mrs. Charley Iteite, Mrs. Milly Morton, Mrs. J. D. Meyers, care of C. I). Meyers; rMs .Emma Johnson, Miss Lizzie McGregor, Miss Laven Miss Ester Sylvine. Isadore Stoneburner, ticket agent at the interurban station, is ill at his home on North Seventh street witli a severe cold He has been absent from the tickset window for the past two days. Boxing and wresting tonight at Maccabee hall. A good time for all. Everybody welcome. lx Dr. C. V. Connell has returned from Indianapolis where he attended the annual convention of the State Veterinary Medical association. The con vention was in session two days and was held at the Claypool hotel. The election of board of trustees of the Christian church will be held on February 2nd in this city. Earl Conner, make-up “foreman” on the Daily Democrat, was able to return to work this morning after several days’ illness due to an attack of indigestion. “Dutch” Weis is working at the Cramer & Son restaurant on Libertv Way. The Fort Wayne school board has purchased a plot of ground for $42,000 as a site to build a handsome gymnasium for the school children. The ground adjoins the high school

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building and plans are being made to I erect a modern gymnasium hall. The differences between the Photo Engravers' Union of Fort Wayne and the engraving companies of that city have been settled and the men have gone back to work. HAD FINE MEETING — Ancient Order of Gleaners Pleasantly Entertained at C. 0. Greene Home INSTALLED OFFICERS , i Local Affairs of Interest to Farmers Were Also Discussed at the Meeting J The Ancient Order of Gleaners met ■; at C. O. Green’s Tuesday night, south ’ of Pleasant Mills, and installed their I officers for the year as follows: Chief Gleaner —H. M. Crownover. , Vice Chief Gleaner—Charles Nyf- [ feler. Secretary and Treasurer — A- Z. ) Smith. Chaplain—Mrs. Charles Schenck, f Conductor —William Hopple, j Conductress—Mrs. William Hopple. ; Lecturer —Mrs. H. M. Crownover. i Outside Guard —Charles Schenck. , Inside Guard —Harry Crownover. The books were audited and all last . year’s business completed. Local affairs of interest to farmers : such as the shipping of stock and i grain and the telephone conditions . were discussed and decided. For the next meeting, which will . be held at Charles Nyffeer’s home, I rMs. Giles will read a paper on “Home Decorations and Charles j Schenck will talk on “Up-to-date larmI Ing.” Mrs. Green served a splelndid lunch i at the close of the meeting. YOUNG GIRL KILLED (United Press Service) Plymouth, Ind., Jan. 13—'(Special to Daily Democrat) —Zola Ernsberger, 14, was killed and four other girls seriously injured when an auto- ’ mobile in which they were riding ■ overturned while trying to make a 1 turn in the road at top speed here ■ last night. The driver, Arthur Lehr, I was uninjured.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. .JANUARY 13,1921.

A BIG GUSHER Well Yielding About Five Thousand Barrels of Oil a I Ply is “Found" . * ted Press Service) Eldorado. Ark.. Jan. 1^— (Special jo Dally Democrat)—A spouting collumn of black fluid high enough in 'the air to be visible for, several ‘ miles, made a rainbow chasers’ Mecca out of Eldorado, today. | investors, scouts and even farmers round about waged a battle of wits and cash for leases in the new field, following bringing in of the Armstrong No. 1 gusher with a flow estimated between 4,000 and 8,000 barrels of oil a day. Special trains, automobiles and airplanes continued to unload capitalists along witli leather and dungaree-clad huskies. Although the well came in only a few days ago Eldorado has already begun’ to mushroom beyond its limit. Eldorado used to talk in terms of dollars and cents. Today strange men in “city clothes” stand on the street corners or dodge down the middle of main street among the automobiles that have been used so hard the last day or two that they already have a rickety oilfield appearance, and dicker in thousands and hundreds of thousands. And Eldorado is dizzy.

TWO MORE BONDS The sale of two more health bonds is reported today by W. Guy Brown, chairman of the Christmas seal campaign in this county. A ten-dollar bond was purchased by the W. C. T. U„ and a five-dollar bond was taken by the Historical club. Nie Sheffer, held in the Auburn county jail as a suspect in the explosion which wrecked his brother’s home, killing the son and daughter, has been released. Upon investigation it was found that the explosion was caused from gas. Charles A. Payne, Indiana university extension lecturer, talked to the Fort Wayne Rotarians at their noon luncheon yesterday. Wai Wemhoff of this city attended the luncheon. The Portland city council at their regular meeting the other evening voted a ten per cent, reduction in wages for the city employes, effective February Ist. Are Ready for Fight. New York, Jan. 13. —Benny Leonard and Richie Mitchell, who are to meet here tomorrow night for the world’s lightweight championship, ended their training here today. Both will indulge in just enough exercise to keep on edge. The chamuion is a 7 to 5 favorite in the betting. Both have posted forfeits of $5,000 to weigh 135 pounds at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A WOMAN'S RECOMMENDATION Mrs. D. T. Tryor, Franklin Ave., Ostego, Ohio, writes: “Nine years ago 1 was very much afflicted with kidney trouble. I bought different kinds of medicine, but all at no effect, until one day I bought a box of Foley Kidney Pills. I realized so great a benefit from the use of that box that I feel safe in recommending Foley Kidney Pills to any kidney sufferers.” They relieve backache, sore muscles, rheumatic pains and bladder ailments. Sold Everywhere.

HAMPSHIRE MEETING There will be a meeting of the Adams County Hampshire Swine Breeders on Saturday morning at ten o’clock at the Peoples Loan & Trust company for the purpose of furthering the organization and electing officers. You are invited to attend. ADAMS COUNTY SWINE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION CRAMER & SON'S MENU Steaks Sausage Pork Chops Hainberger Steak Eggs French Fried Potatoes Drinks Milk, Coffee, Tea and Pop GIVE US A CALL. Liberty Way Restaurant South of Court House.

SPORTS. At Auburn Friday. Tlie local high school boys and girls I basket ball teams will journey to Auburn Friday afternot.n where they uro j scheduled io play a return game with ■ the Auburn high school girls teams. ; The locals defeated the Auburn teams in the first game of the season in this city several weeks ago and ar«> making the trip with hopes of repeating ■ .it. The local girls especially have u bone to pick with the Auburn girls, they being the only team to defeat the J locals lust year, the trick being per formed on the Auburn floor. A num- ' ber of rooters will accompany the I team. C. C. H. S. Here Saturday. The, C. C. H. S. boys basket ball team of Fort Wayne will come to this city Saturday evening for a return game with the local high school rag- ( ers and a good game is assured. The locals defeated the Fort Wayne boys in their city several weeks ago by a small score and according to advanced information they are out for revenge. The C. C. H. S. quintette will come with their lineup somewhat |

Last Call-Friday and Saturday--the Last Two Days of Vance & Linn’s UNLOADING SALE OF MEN’S & BOY’S Clothing & Furnishings Will Be the Best Two Days of this Great Sale—Bigger and Better—Greater Values—Positively Your Last Opportunity to obtain the Greatest Savings of the year. Last Call for Suits & Overcoats Our Entire Stock at Just Three Prices sls. $25. $35. R sls. $25. $35. FOR " for SUITS OCOATS THAT FORMERLY SOLD || 1 HAT 1 OR MERLY SOLD $25.00 t 0 $65.00 ?L.. $25.00‘”560.00 NONE RESERVED N <>NE RESERVED * BS a / i/hssT’t*i All kuppenheimfr ALL KUPPENHEIMER AND axtia „ MONROE SUITS ARE INCLUDED OVFRf’n a™ / overcoats are included ~~ ‘ ’'l RS I':' | ' W/W \ff B °y’ s Suils f Boy’s Overcoats ’ Men! Buy Your Work Coats May * Saturday Every Work Coat in the Storel-3 Oft Regular Price As wu have said before “Better Be Safe) Than Sorrv”. Bov tbit higher Monday just as sure as vou are l a foot high Everi nnonf t oat now—Today, Friday or Satnrdnv mi k Reduetion-Big Money Saving. GET YOURS! ° n<> ° f ° Ur Mens and Work C Jts Le VANCE & LI NN ecatur > Ind. “Always the Right Clothes at the Right Price”

■strengthened and promise a big sur-i* price. Several good preliminaries will i be arranged which will make the pi >• I gram one big treat. Auctioneers vs. Faculty. The auctioneer basket ball team <>i the Reppert Auctioneering schunl wul 'dash with the local high school sac-i i ulty nt the gym Friday evening, ami a good game promises to take place., i The game marks the second appear: ance of the auctioneers and after prac tiring several nights this week ur< sure tiiat they will be able to put up a much better scrap than their first igatne. The faculty will be composed !of the high school teachers and n jeal battle* will be staged. The first ! preliminary will start at 6:15 o’clocl; | with a game between the central J ; eighth grade boys and the St. Joseph j school eighth graders. The game j promises to be of unusual interest, | both teams bting evenly matched, and each winning one game from the, 1 other. A preliminary will also bi . 'played between the freshmen and tht , junior teams making a program of three good games. Tlie sale of property for delinquen* taxes due will be held at the court . i house on February 7th.

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