Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1921 — Page 2

IM » ■ ■ i " ■ Monroe. I» was reported yesterday, contributed $6u.W to the Red Crow drive for membership. Nice selection fresh fish.— —Schmitt Bros. _____ a blend of wheat and malted barley with a particularly pleasing taste and nourishing quality that invites you to eat it Again and Again Ready to serve [from package • Sold by grocers everywhere. SMART WATCHES ) THE TALK OE THE || WATCH WORLD J Getting a watch that keeps only approximately correct time, is a costly mistake for any man. It means the expense of a new watch. Let us show you the sort of a watch that you ought to have —a watch that you know is sure to give years of accurate. dependable service. » Watches in Any Style. Size or Finish. PUMPHREY'S JEWELRY STORE Decatur, Ind.

Mecca Theatre The Place They All Go. TONIGHT . WEDNESDAY i , “THE MYSTERIOUS -the lord loves the irish” ’ featuring J. Warren Kerrigan MR. BROW NING” Also—The 2nd episode of the featuring famous serial, “The Son of Tar- < Walter Miller and Edna Mason san.” Don't miss this t>ne. If you ‘ A delightful and entertaining did not see the first one start it drama of the social set mingling now. Never anything like it. with romance and adventure that THURSDAY-FRIDAY is different. See it tonight. “THE HUSHED HOUR” Admission 10-15 cents. benefit Petoga Camp Fire girls. — —— — - ~ — ...i. ■ n — i I Crystal Theatre THE HOUSE OF QUALITY TONIGHT “SKY FIRE’’ featuring NEAL HART The king of the western drama. A picture telling an interestng story of the great Canadian northwest- Also— Snub Pollard in a screaming comedy. Admission 10-15 cents. Never any higher. COMING TOMORROW —“GOING SOME,” one of Goldwyns big ones. The same picture that pleased so many at Fort W ayne, Sunday and is still showing. See it tomorrow 10-15 cents. 1 STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! The Store That Sells You (roods At Today’s Market, And Not The Market That Ruled During The War. 100 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar $7.50 Best Eating Potatoes, (Fine Cookers) QK,* 1 Bushel VOL 1 Bushel Fancy Hand Picked Beans, (BQ KA (60 lbs.) : tPO.OIF 1 Bbl. Polar Bear Flour, $11.25 8 lbs. Fancy Rio Coffee, s■£ QQ ; And last but not least don’t forget our Big Sale, on Dry Goods which saves you from 10c to 15c yard. CAM UITFN 800 0,0 ®°® v Mill ill 1C 0 and DRY GOODS store. ’ ’Phone 204. Opposite Erie Depot. ' hawTrmwi.._.iiniiii MlH»iiiiiiiiiiii. '■

HUNDREDS BACK TO WORK. 1Cunton, 0., Feb. Fourteen buu-l dred -men returned to work in four | . steel mills which reopened today aft | er u shutdown of sevurut wueka., . 1 The superior Sheet Steel company placed 300 men to work; 500 men re | turned to the Canton Sheet Steel com- , pany and 600 more went back to the I ] Berger Manufacturing Company and : the Start Kolltng Mills company. WIFE AND SISTER FATALLY ATTACKED; HUSBAND MURDERED Dubuque, Feb. 8. — (Special to the Democrat).—Matt Daly, prominent Democrat political! was murdered here early today. The murder attacked fatally Mrs. Daly and Miss [ Faith, a nurse, who was caring for 1 lire. All the victims were beaten with ■ an iron bar. Second Hand Coffin for Sale ! •'Now that I have been resurrected . from the grave to which my stomach j trouble was fast leading me and fen 1 1 which event I had made preparations, even to having bought my coflin, | I Mayr's VVonderul Remedy has made a new man of me and I feel as good as 1 ever in my life after having been at | the point of deacn half a dogen times! with acute indigestion and colic ate ’tacks.” It is a simple harmless pre-k partion that removes the catarrhal mq-j, |chs from the intestinal tract and al- * lays the inflammation which causes! practically all stomacn. liver and intestinal ailments, including append! -]i citis. One dose will convince or mon- , ey refunded. For sale by Holthouse Drug com- j ' pany and druggists everywhere. I II * I ■ I in "■ " ■ ■ 1 “ WANTS TO HELP OTHER MOTHERS: — Mrs. William Sager, 901 .Nichol] street, Utica, N. ¥.; "I gladly write, anything that helps a mother with her ■ (children. My little girl had drooping 1 cough and 1 was afraid slu- would ( choke. 1 gave her Foley’s Honey and , Tar and it helped her wonderfully. She , 'could sleep 'most all night without 1 toughing.” This good fought syrup 1 checks colds, stops coughing, cuts 'phlegm and covers raw, inflamed mein- , (branes with a healing coatiagr Sold everywhere.

. DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, S, 1921

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ DOINGS IN SOCIETY ♦ AClub Calendar TUESDAY. Ladles’ Auxiliary to American Le- , glon—(I. A. R. Hall. Tuesday—Tri Kappa, Mrs. Albert ; Sellemeyer. The Tri Kappa sorority will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Albert Selletneyer on Fifth street. WEDNESDAY. Wednesday Afternoon—Historical j club, Sirs. Leland Franks. Shakespeare club —Mrs D. B. Erwin. Reformed Aid—Mrs. John Glancy. Thursday. Evangelical Ladies’ Aid —At the home of Mrs. Martha Roop, First st. Phoebe Bible Class — Mrs. Charles B rodbeck. Evangelical Ever-Ready Class—Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Butler. The Eastern Stars will have their : tegular meeting Thursday, evening. Friday. Zion Lutheran Aid —School House. M. E. Ladies’ Aid—Mrs. Alpha .Christy, Madison street. Air. and Sirs. Murphy entertained the members of the King's Daughters' ■class at their Lome on Sottlh Eleventh street Sunday in honor of the four teenth birthday of their daughter. Tresselas Murphy. The guests came 10 Miss Murphy's home from Sunday ci tool. A delicious din.■.ar was served at noon. The day wa« spent in a social way. Miss Gertrude Chronister played the piano while the crowd joined in singing. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Oakly. Mr.' and Mrs. Bauman. Edna Brown. Edna Foreman. Ada Smith. Mabie Burkhead. Myrtle Potts. Gertrude Chronister, May Bell. Glennis Elzey, Mary Bauman. Naomi Lord, Mary Shackley and Eloise Havkins. + The Methodist Ladies’ Aid society' will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Alpha Christy, at her home, Third and Madison streets. It is requested that there be a good attendance of the members. + The Ladies' Aid society of the Mt. Pleasant Methodist church met with Mrs. William Strahm last Thursday afternoon. The regular business meeting was held and |he annual report was read for 1920. Tim report was as follows: Amount taken in was $200.63: expenses were, $60.47;' on. hand. $140.16. After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed. ♦ The husne of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bieberiek. in Root township, was the scene of a double celebration Fridayevening, the occasion being the housewarming in the new, modern home, just completed, and also the thirtyeighth birthday of Mr. Bieberiek. The new home just completed, is one of the very beat country homes in the county, having furnace, bath, electric lights and all the modern conveniences it cost Mr. Bieberiek more than $5,000 and was erected by I Hugo Frantz, the well known con tractor. Assisting in the festivities' ; were the following, with their fam- ' ilies, there being more than one hundred in the party: * Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frantz, Mr. and I .Mrs. AUgust Wallers, Mr. and Mrs. I Hugo Gerke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Molle and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' William Tieman, Mr. and Mrs. August Busik and family. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bucher and family, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Conrad and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner and faiiily, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Miller, Mr and Mrs. Ammi Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sauers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jojin Bucher, Mr. and Mrg. Christi Bat her, Mr. ahd Mrs. Ed‘Nefcenschwander and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Banman. Mr; and Mrs. Adolph Bierberick and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mosser and. sons. Seth and John Mosser, Al vin, Clarence, Viola and Gertrude Conrad, Clarence. Delia, Esther and Ruth Busjck, Charlie, Harold Harvt and Ida Tiernan. Ben, Amos and Clara Gerke, Delraa and Some Mil-1 ler. Lucile Knapp. Edith Bucher, Bill Gallemeyer, Velma, Maple and Irene Walters, Gust Siechte. ♦ Music, games and dancing furnished amusement for the guests, and refreshments were also served, consisting of ice cream and cake, sixteen cakes having been baked for tile occasion. ♦ The Winners’ class of the Evangelical Sunday school taught by John T. Kelly, held a most interesting meeting Monday evening in the Sunday school room of the church. Forty were present and a program was given. A quartet furnished music, and : there were talk£ by Mr. Kelly, L. L. Baumgartner and C. L. Waters. A good social time was enjoyed following the business session.

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John Mills of Des Moines. lowa, is here visiting bi» brother. Fred Mill* ' He will stay for a few days Mr. Kenworthy of this city ( the day In Kalamazoo Sunday. ROTARIANS MEET TONIGHT | The Rotarians will meet this even ] J ing at the city hall. J. F. Arnold will j be in charge of the evening's progiuni J and a good meeting is assured. The meeting will be called to order id seven o’clock. Members please be I present. ; ,| ATTENTION, GIRLS — Don’t forget the meeting,of the Ot-| iterbeln Guild of the United Brethren! I church tonight with Miss telma Nel- | son, on West Monroe street. Let every girl in the church feel that this is [her meeting and be there. u»i get acquainted 'with the missionaiy and help in its great program. ME.THODISTS LEAD In computing the per capita offering of the various Sunday schools on i j Sunday we ptade an error and stated I I the Evangelical school led in the i city's Sabbath schools. The Methoi dist led with a little more than twentyseven cents per member, and the | ! Evangelical school has a little more | than thirteen cents. “THANK YOU”! In this manner we wish to acknowi-] edge our sincere thanks for the support given us by the people of Decatur and vicinity in attending our benefit show at the Crystal theater February Ist. And we wish to especially thank the manager of the Crystal theatre who so generously gave us his theatre, time and profits so that we could get the benefit of every ticket sold. THE AMERICAN LEGION. DECATUR ATTORNEY AT SUNDAY "Y” SERVICES "Jngglipg the Ledger” was the subject of a talk by Attorney C. Lutz, of Decatur, at the Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday afternoon. The speaker pointed out in his address that just as many men get into trouble by literally juggling the figures of their ledgers in business. There are many who come to grief by “juggling the figures” in life. There was a large crowd present for the meeting, including a number from out of the city. The visitors were asked to introduce themselves and give a short talk. E. L. Moller, of the Edison company, sang several solos. The meeting was led by J. C. Trltch, of the International Business college. At the meeting next Sunday afternoon, a member of the faculty of Hillsdale college will talk, and a week from -Sunday former Senator Albert J. Beveridge will make an address at the Y. M. C. A.—Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. “Safety First” Crystal Theatre Has made many changes, replaced all electric wires in the building with new rubber covered wire and placed every foot of wire in conduct pipe. Had operating booth lined with iron, making the theatre safe. Had picture machines re-built at factory just like new. Bought two Powers latest improved patent lamps for showing pictures, and with our own lighting plant we challenge any picture theatre in the state to show a brighter, clearer picture. No glare, no flicker, no eye strain. A clean, white, soft light. You have seen- Seeing is believing. The best picture plays that money can buy — Goldwyn, Realart, Wm. Fox, Vitagraph, and Stoll masive productions. Also 24 Super Features of William Farnum, Tom Mix and Pearl White; and 12 Special Features of William Fairbanks, and 8 Big Features of Neal Hart. A good comedy and complete change us program at 10c and 15c admission. Think it over. You can’t beat it. WOULD NOT DO WITHOUT IT You can stop a common cold if von act promptly at the first sign of sneezing and chilliness, hoarseness, tickling throat or coughing. Just take a dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar ( ompound. It is effective and pleasant to take. Harry L. Neff. Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio, knows it is good for long-standing coughs and colds, too. He writes: “1 had a very bad cough for almost two years. Uhave taken 3| bottles of Foley's Honey and Taf and am almost well. I simpiy would not <lo without it in the house. Sold every where.

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, Slmayeftatte/iy ; f W Pitting' Away - Your Car? Ml THAT about your Storage Battery? Don't W take chances on ruining it through neglect An idle battery needs regular attention and recharging at intervals throughout the winter moaths. Simply taking it out of the car and keeping it in “ a warm place is not sufficient to preserve the battery’s usefulness. We have special facilities for winter storage. We will give your battery regular attention this Winter and deliver it in good condition in the ’ Spring. The Storage Fee is but little mote than the cost of a freshening charge once a month. Our pick-up. and delivery service relieves yeu of any inconvenience. Come in, or drop us a postal TOD AY Shanahan-Conroy Auto Co. run - •

Saving or Slaving Everyone knows what “slaving” means —working to the limit of one’s strength without hope of relief. \\ ork was never intended to be slavery, and the reward of work . should always be more than enough to buy necessities- „ N< ? t s° many people know what saving ’ means. Saving is putting by a certain sum oi money regularly so as to build up a reserve and make slaving unnecessary. Everybody should save money and make that money slave for him - at interest. V e Pay Interest at 4 < on Savings. Old Adams Comity Bank “The Old Reliable”

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