Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1921 — Page 3

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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦+♦♦ ♦ ABOUT TOWN + ++*+*++*++*+***+ Amos Hirschy of Berne was a business visitor in the city today. F. M. Cottrell, Berne attorney, was a visitor here yesterday, looking after matters in court in which he is interested. Miss Ruth Dixon of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Michael Brown of Louisville, Ky., arc visiting John Kirchner at Preble, Mrs. Brown before her marriage was Miss Mary Goss and was recently married to an electric company employe. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are on their honeymoon visiting friends and relatives. C. A. Dugan of the First NatP.na! hank is enjoying a two weeks' res. at West Badeh and Martinsville, lud M. L. Conter opened his office this morning in the county agent's office and for a month will look a tier the work of filling out income tax reports He has the endorsement of the three banks ofrthis city. Mm. Josephine Costello of Chicago and Mrs. Robert Swartz of Champaign Illinois, attended the funeral of 'hoi: | mother, Mrs. Catherine Brunnegraft here today. Father Jakob of Mfendota, Illinois, a sop, also attends i The meeting of the directors of tii Industrial association, scheduled set this evening has been postponed ur. | tii tomorrow evening on account c the Elks’ meetings. One o’ th’ very few self-made me > ikat keep still about it is th’ fe’. ! > j (hat married his money. Hgg on th chin is all th’ rage agin.—Abe Mar 1 fl

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' j in Indianapolis News. ’ The Shakespeare club will meet ‘ with Mrs. J. H. dleller, Winchester street, tomorrow afternoon. More than two hundred basket bo It fans from Monroe and vicinity at- ! tended the game here last evening and they are real rooters for the home team. H. R. Moltz attended to busiacct in Bluffton this afternoon. The Decatur High School Alumni association is planning a campaign for new members, with dues of two dollars per year, the money to lm used to boost along the school spirit in this community. The county basket ball tournament Friday evening will attract big crowds and real amusement for those who go. If you don't enjoy these contests it’s because you don’t attend them. This is a "good time to start. Several manufacturing industries seeking a location could be brought to Decatur if the propert effort is made.

++++++++*++++++* + HEFFNER BOY MISSING + + * * Marion L. W'atkius of Monroe, + + was in the city today and inform- * 4- ed us that Nason Heffner, an + ! -i- adopted son of Phil Heffner of 4 1 + Monroe, had been missing since + + yesterday and that his foster <fr parents and resident of Monroe + + were worried over his absence. + -p Instead of going to school he •£• 4- started towards Decatur and has 4 1 4* not v been heard of since. The *fr 4* missing boy is fourteen years 4= 4- old, is above five and a half 41 4- feet in height, wore an army 4 1 4* shirt, red mackinaw coat, red 4* 4- stripped cap. wears glasses and 44* has brown eyes. The Heffner’s 44- adopted him from the orphan’s * 4- homo some years ago. Any in- 4 1 4- formation relative to tho boy’s 44- whereabouts will be appreciated 44- by Phil Hess ner. + 4-*4-*4 + 4 4' + * + 4'4'4 , 4-*

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IT CAUSES HIM MUCH DISTRESS King George Declares No Irish Self Government Can be Obtained • , —.—i THROUGH VIOLENCE Situation There “Causes Me Distress” He Says to Parliament (By Webb-Miller, United Press staff correspondent) London, Feb. 15 —(Special to Daily Democrat)—No Irish self government can be obtained through violence, King George declared today in convoking parliament. “The situation in Ireland causes inu distress,” said tho l*ing, in his speech from the throne. “A misguided section of the Irish people persists in resorting to methods of violence with the objoct of establishment of an Irish republic. No Irish unity nor Irish self government can bo attained by these moans.” The king referred to the Irish situation almost at tho opening of his 1 address. He declared he trusted the r people will “in the near future” repudiate violence and agree to work 1 out their futures under the home rule • bill. 1 “In the light of experiences of the 3 war,” tho king announced, new liquor bills will be introduced in the united - j kingdom providing further restrici tions. i Inauguration of the new council in s India was announced officially in the a address. King George declaring he I hoped for the appeasement of politin cal strife and better progress under its rule. t The king referred to the meeting g of the imperial council this summer, e expressing the hope that it will bring i- about co-ordination of internal and • external policies oil tho empire. The governmeßt,- during this sit--8 ting, will announce its Egyptian poi--1 icy, he said. 3 BROTHER CONDUCTS SERVICES ► I, Father JaUAb, of Mondota, Illinois, j. conducted the serviecs at the St. h Marys’ church in this city this mem iiig, at the funeral of his sister, Mrs J Catherine Brunnegraft, whose death Y occurred Sunday morning. (• Tlie services today were held al k nine o’clock, high mass, and w . i most impressive, attended by a large iiNmbei of relatives and friends, in ouding several from out of the city . Interment was made at St. Joseph f= cemetery. £ TAKEN INTO CUSTODY . Frank Neuensch wander was taken j, into custody at noon today by Hep tty Y sheriff Roy Baker and Marshal Joe! Y Reynolds and placed in the Adams county jail on a charge of' improper (. relations with a young girl. The y couple claims to be married, saying . the marriage took place last June in ■ Michigan. They have no marriage certificate claiming to have lost the same. The couple was taken from a box car on the Erie railroad, near the Monroe street crossing, west of tho city. Exact disposition of the case had not been determined at tho timo of going to press. t - Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and family, Mrs. A. Bowen. Hermit Bowen, Margaret . Thatcher, Louis Goudy, Mrs. Lavina Heath Doris Heath, Mr, Elmer Hornuff and son Donald, Mrs. Mamie Jones and daughter, Gertrude, Jacob Heath, Douglas Thatcher. They all departed to their homes, saying they had a very good time. OLD FOLKS MADE NEW “It is now live months since l tool, a course of your medicine for gas and stomach trouble and I am fool Tag entirely well. My frionds a!! tell me I am looking twenty years younger and cetrainly l'eol as they say. I am recommending Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy to all ailing with stomach and iiver trouble. ” R is a simple, harmless preparation that ie moves the catarrhal mucus from tile intestinal tract and allays the inllaui mation which causes practically ail stomach, liver and intestinal abluents, inculding appendicitis. One doso will convince or money refunded, For sale by Holrtiouse Drug company and druggists everywhere. WANTS TO HELP OTHER MOTHERS Mrs. William Sager, 901 NUltol street, Utica, N. Y.: “I gladly write anything that, helps a mother with her children. My little girl had wrooping and I was afraid she would choke. I gave her Fole.V's Honey and Tar and it helped her wonderfully. She couhl sleep ’mpst ail night without coughing.” This good cought syrup checks colds, stops coughing, cuts phlegm and covers raw, inflamed uiem- i branes with a healing coating. Sold ! everywhere. ' * 1 '

ARCHER GIVEN HEAVY PENALTY Jury Imposes Fine and Penal Farm Sentence Alter a Short Deliberation ASSAULT ANI) BATTERY On the Person . of Vernon Ward, G. E. Employe, in October Was Charge Fiorain Archer, son of Mr. and M;s Elmer Archer, former Decatur cs idents, was given a tine of $750 and sentenced to 180 days in the penal farm at l’utnainvillo' tor his assault on Vernon Ward, a fellow employe at the Fort Wayne plant ot the Gen eral Electric works, last October. I'or a time it was feared Ward- would die as a result of injuries inllicteir when Archer struck him with a mm key wrench, hnt after several weeks lie recovered, and appeared yescer day in court against his assailant The Journal-Gazette this morning says of the trial: “A jury in the circuit court yes'e" day afternoon required only a few lninutos to find Florain Archer gull ty of assault and battery by reason of his attack on Vernon Ward, at the General Electric plant last October. The jury fixed the penalty ata fine of ISO days at the state peifijl . farm. Archer was charged witht ,-tfc sault and battery with intent to kill "The trial was completed yes'or i nay, comparatively few witnesses i being put oil the stand. Two day.- - had been assigned to the (rial of the • case on the circuit court calendar. “Archer’s attack on Ward toil ; place at the G. E. plant where both , men were employed. A heavy wren oh ; was wielded by Archer with such 1 effect that Ward was confined to the hospital for several weeks. Ward • took the stand for the state during ■ the morning. “Prosecutor Levi Todd and Deputy Louis C.rosby conducted the prosecution, Mr. Crosby making the cl»s!r.g statement. "The trial attracted a court ra.ini full of spectators, in which Employes cf the General Electric company were numerous.” For Accounting (Continued from page one) refused to pay dividends, but have appropriated undivided profits and proceeds to their private use and benefit, investing it in various places in Indiana. Third—'Plaintiff alleges that acting as such officers to further cheat and defraud plaintiffs, they have refused and failed to keep, an accurate account of receipts and disbursements and profits of the business and have refused to open the books for examination by plaintiffs, but have concealed from the plaintiffs all facts of profit or interest of tho business, which" might be duo plaintiffs. Fourth —Plaintiffs allege tho earnings and profits and moneys derived from the business of the corporation is many thousand of dollars, but that plaintiffs have no way of knowing how much, but that many thousands of dollars have been absorbed by defendants, MoltZ and Berling, for tho sole purpose of cheating and defrauding plaintiffs. Fifth—Plaintiffs further allege that defendants have derived moneys and profits and earnings of tho company and have purchased properties, one known as tho -BlulTton Produce company, which is now owned by plaintiffs. Sixth—Plaintiffs aver defendants have failed and refused to account to plaintiffs for moneys and allege that the stock book of the corporation has been lost or destroyed by defendants, for the purpose of preventing plaintiffs from knowing tho conditions and amounts derived from the business.” Attorney Dore B. Erwin attended to business affairs at Berne this afternoon. “> ‘ FISH* FISH Plenty of fresh salmon, plchrel, haiibut and herring, all during lent. Mutschler Packing Company Market- I -1 WOULD NOT DO WITHOUT IT • You can stop a common cold if you act promptly at the first sign iff sneezing and chilliness, hoarseness, tickling throat or coughing. Just take a dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. It. is effective and pleasant to take. Harry L. Neff, Price Hilt, Cincinnati, Ohio, knows it is good for long-standing coughs and colds, too. He writes: "I had a very bad cough for almosMwo years. I have taken J bottles of Foley’s Honey and Tar and an* almost, well. I'simply would not do without it in the house. Sold everywhere. 11 -/ tv V v 4 “ ‘Ss*’ r:■'i. .

SPORT NEWS Match at K. of C. Hall. - * awl .' ' s ’"‘f iIW i ' j “TOMMY” STUTZ Os Fort Wayne who will meet Walter Evans, noted wrestler and formei athletic instructor in the Repperl auctioneering school in a wresthng match at the K. of C. hail Thursday evening*, February 17th. The match promises to be a good one. “Tommy Stutz is well known in this part oi the state and the lovers of this el mu sport will no doubt avail themsn/es o! the opportunity to see this ex ’.'b iliou. There will also be a few preliminaries. Who wNI Win? Sporting Editor, Democrat, Dear Sir: — If it is possible for anyone to find amusement in the article of last Fri day evening’s Democrat, written by an interested fan, certainly there was a great amount of side-splitting on tlie part of those interested in thi. sport altar .delving into the dope as was dished out from "The Huh' While 1 have not the slightest idea I of the identity of tlie writer of tills I first article concerning the tou.'na j ment, I firmly believe tlie greater ilia ( jortty of “real” fans will choose to believe be comes from the Hartford | township vicinity because he gave those the least mention and was modest enough to let facts speak louikn than words. There are six exceptionally good basket ball teams competing this year j for the county championship. Dope j had it that Monroe, Decatur and Ge-1 neva hgd the better chancy oi win |

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niiig. Hut unfortunately dope has los’ as nimiy games as it has won. anil far more important ones, so we refuse to “look out for Monroe," more than wc will “look out" for any other team. While some teams are coming to Do catur with records not so good as others, bacTi lias a fair chance to wir. this tournament. The fact that Mon roe defeated Berne's second team bj such a score that the sporting editor of a metropolitan newspaper declared was impossible if referred proper.v, should not discourage any team, nv even Berne’s first string men, but t:,cy should come back strong, determined to show the “hub” that they are able to put "a spoke in their wheel” oc Caslonally. Tho teum that shows the best sportsmanship, head work, and teamwork, will undoubtedly win and they deserve to win. Our “Fun” No. two should not forget, however, that these games are not being fought out in a bird house, where the side walls are nearly tangent and end circles nearly coincide “But my money is now on the boys from the hub of tlie county and. after the Decatur-Monroe ‘ game Monday night I am sure that some others will wish they had had their money placed likewise.” How quick, indeed, do some works of literature become obsolete. There should be little boasting over tlie possible outcome, and least of all. ‘(■tting. The less you boast, the less you wi.l have to take back after it is all over and the dust is cleared away. Let's go, Decatur; IpCs go,' Monroe; let's go, Kirkland; let's go Heine; let’s go, Geneva and let's go, Hartford. We’re for you all. Enter .’nto this contest to win. Let tho best team emerge victorious, and give the ptvi.de Lie full worth of their money. Mak; ii a friendly spirit of rivalry, arid you v ill ail feel better for it. Three rahs for the winner, whoe er

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