Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1921 — Page 2

• HONG SOCIETY DRAMA IS RICH IN THRILLS The Fatnl Hour." u Metro drama unscrupulous Intrigue ui»U during venture, will he featured at th'' <cu (honin' tor two days, beginning , iay and Saturday. Thia play I” oil on the reniendouH stage sue- . .s "The Marriages of Muy fair" hy C di Raleigh. Vivance reports stress the ontranci >; scenic effeejs and art interiors, jot" In old-fashioned England and turesiiuu Switzerland, in addition the thrilling theme.

EAGLE "MIKADO” PENCIL No. 174 Rugular Lengths 7 iacbee For S*l» at your Dssler. , f Mad. in fir. gr.d~ Concadod to be the Finest Pencil made fer general use. EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEWaYORK 1 _____________ " —— ' REPAIR SHOP Bring in your automobile, tractor, or machinery of any kind and have it repaired promptly by experienced workmen at a reasonable price. Shop in Bellmont park; ’phone 502. Residence ’phone, 450. OTTO REPPERT LOANS —on—* Farm and City Property At low rate of interest and reasonable terms. THE DECATUR ABSTRACT & LOAN CO. 157 South Second St Decatur, Indiana Henry B. Eeiier, Pres. E. Burt Lenhart, Sec’y. I|l Q A/_»_■» CMlpAs)> e - a— m- —-a ' i. > > Jysffl W A gS gj MJ '.Grwg.r l IB /HOUBIGANT’S 75c IJ 15 Parfum Ideal Nips 15 Quelque* Fleur Nipt, SI.OO L GOTY'S $1 DJER KISS 50c 11 15 L'Oriean Hlp< J<gVi£u I 1/OU can now obtain at perfume counters I Jlj /# , V everywhere these famous extracts in the K ", most delightfully economical form. ACTUAL !>7 fnnagirae being able to carry your favorite perfume with you SIZE / wherevCT you go, without danger of breakage, •pilling or evap- / poration. • And how simple and convenient to use! You open the little French Ivory case— it’s about the size of a lipstick —take out a NIP, break off both safety sealed ends and Presto!—out conies the rare extract. The glass you break has the consistency of sand. Each NIP contains just enough essence for correct perfuming; there’s no danger of aver-ust; so common when applied from a bottle. V --rx With NIPS, wastage is impossible. Breakage is unknown. You can \ drop a case of NIPS from your purse to the street yet every tube re- J —. tnsius intact, its fragrant contents safe always. u '4M Co to the nearest drug, perfume or department store and JpCxJ F ask to see this very modem and chic way of carrying the I world's most exclusive extracts. If you cannot supply yourself at your dealer's, mail order and cash direct to ZZT The Senreco Corporation // Masonic Temple Cincinnnati, Ohio WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ‘ ' v© I What Dollars Mean Dollars in the bank in your name means no <lollars on the grocer’s books against your name. ; len dollars in the bank is an incentive to save | money. Ten dollars in your pocket is a tempta- I lion to spend money. Remember always Money in the bank is capital. \\ hile money in a wasteful hand is a liability. One dollar saved is far better than one hundred wasted. . | Dollars you save belong to you. Dollars spent | belong to the other fellow. Talk it over with the I officials of this institution. I 4% Interest on Savings Deposits I OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK “The Old Reliable” j Decatur, Indiana I n I

The spirited story opens with the bout i(tees of the Henley Regatta on the Thames, wliefe u plot Is hutched to b(MI Nigel Villiers. the young h'-tr to u title and eMute, of Ms inheritance, because hi> snubbed it Lx'ndot) burlesque queen. In Switzerland a page Is torn from a document, and soon afterwards Nigel Is dispossessed and branded ns an imposter. Thon the climax, a swift hnlrrulslng struggle over a precipice that contributes to unravel the skein of entanglements. The all-star cost includes Thomas W Hoss, of "Checkers” fame; Wilfred hytell, brother of th.- Metro star. Bert

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JULY la. 1921

L.vtell; Frank Currier, Gladys Cohuru and Thea Talbot. Julia Burnham ; wrote th scenario, and George \\ retWtlllger directed the production, personally supervised by Maxwell Kinger, Metro director general. She Ref used Him "I was engaged to the prettiest little doll in Indiana, but my stomach and liver trouble had made me so grouchv that she broke it off. I tried all kinds of medicine and dot tors anil got no relief. The gas blew me up like a porcupine and I bad awful col 1c attacks. Finally 1 heard of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and it has certainly fixed me up fine. I am now as good ns ever.” It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causefi practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale by Holthouse Drug company. Decatur. Ind. Heai’ the new Lauder Vidor double faced records at the Holthouse Drug Co- T-F $ $ WANT ADS EARN DOLLARS $ $ m low im es I .’OK JI 1.1 'ltizens ’Phone Co., Co. Rev,. $ ??•?? Democrat Co., L. L. Baumgartner, Dep. Clerk ' Florence Holthouwe, Pier. Help Martin Jaberg. Sal. Ar Exp. SS’l? Decatur Democrat Co. « If’ K. D. Engeier, And. office Exp* 1 M. .laberg. Clerical help 1<U.16 Ton. McConnell. 30 percent fees 88.62 Sephns Mvlclii, .Salary, boarding prls.. anti mileage . 606.70 I?. S. Shrizton. Sal. Os. Exp. 2 4 4,<-» Decatur Democrat Co. 3.90 F. M. Cliriaten, Af»a’t in Sup't. office " Win. Crazier. Co. Ass. & Office expense .118.50 L. Mattox, Inquest Harold Mattox, Clerk at Tnq 2.00 Dr. J. C. Grandstaff, Health Comm &■ Exp 27.63 Dr. H. F. Costello, Ass t. Co. Health Comm 12.00 Robert Schwartz. Comm. sal. 70.00 Trant Owens, do 75.00 Ernst Conrnd. do 75.00 Henry B. Heller. Co. Attorney 50.00 Hugh D. Hite. B<l. of Review 130.00 Martin Jaberg, do 130.00 leorge O. Staley, do. 130.00 -L It. Merriman, Attend. Officer 15.00 I. A. Cline. Wash. Twp. Asses. 7.00 lay. Zwick & Myers. Wash. Twp j r - •Cuebier & Co., do 22.50 VVlnnes Shoe Store do 10.00 ' >r. S. I'. I*.• .i\. is. <l" 13.50 Dr. C. C lt.» x ! ffo '■ 10 »r .1. M. Mi!cr. do \ P. Troutner, St. Marys Twp. Poor - 14.50 tames D. Stults, Custodian 100.00 Schmitz A- Tricker. Ct. House 3.00 Northern Ind. Gaa a- Elec Co., do 1 58 -•nith, Yaii' rA- Calk. jail. . - 58 80 4. F. Linn, do 15.00 Fhos. J. Durkin, do B.wo North. Ind. Gas & Elev. Co., do 21.88 John ’Richer, labor, Co. Farm 55.00 ‘"’■'rank Bet 7, do 55.00 Vlrs. Frank Betz, do 45.00 xlna I ictz. do 25 0 Mary Laughlin, do 33.00 lenry Schlegel, do 16.00 Tulius Behron, do 15.00 C. -I. Miner, dt - ! \V. il. Cook. <lo 17.60 OVm Wittwer, do -I L. Carroll & Son. Co. Farm.. 1090,23 *'isher A- Harris, do. 26.13 xuebler Co., do 13.18 ’allow & Kohne, d 0.., 21.25 ’!ias. MOler, do. » JX Bonnie Mount, Bd. “iiJ<L Gdn. 6.00 lolda Gaunt, do 10.00 Louise Hagertv. do ,15.00 \riu- McGill, do. 15.00 vVm. Draper, do 15.00 \nna 'Pricker, do 20.00 Katie S< hr<a k. do 30.00 tuna McConnell, do 25.26 ■'iiiidrvn’s Home Del. Co., do.. 91.-50 Wells Bros., Burial of Soldier 75.00 Decatur Democrat Co., Legal ad. 41.85 Berne Witness Co., do 36.42 David Mettler. Viewer on road 5.00 C. iO’cr, do. 'H' Dick Roch, Bridges 39.60 W. Carlisle l»u«ii. do 21.00 Dick Tonnelier. do. 22.00 Julius Haugk, Renta! 18.00 r »ewis Fruchte, 2.00 Samuel Martz, Andrews road.. .50 Simeon Rogers, do. 10.Ou Chas. Rohner, do. . .... .55 Daniel Scherry, do 10.00 Decatur Democrat Co., do 102.48 Indianapolis Comm., do 4.80 Cephas Melchl. do 2.20 ’ ? rmlite Ar Litterer, do 50.00 Michael Miller, S. D. Reavers road 5,058.00 W. A. Rowen. do 38.00 Sephus Melchl, roads 5.40 Deiatur Democrat Co., Bellmont road 160.61 Indianapolis Comm., do 4.80 ‘•’ruchte & Lltterer, do 50.00 lames F. Parrish, roads . 2,394.32 r *. E. Ellston, Cowan road . 2.0 h R. O. Ellston, do ... 2.00 Amos Stoneburner, do 2.00 lames N. Frlstoe, Eiting road 50.00 Finley Striker, do G,404.00 Fred Gallemeier, Gallemeier rd. 28.00 Phil Macklin, do 6,613.22 Vmos Stoneburner, do 1.00 Warren Striker, James D. Huffman road 3,214.32 Frank Foreman. Kenney road .50 lames Kenney, do 4.50 George Braun, do ... 10.00 John lUnaker, do 10.00 Phil Sauer. Kreuckberg road.. 3,375.01 C. W. Merriman, leisure road 1,018.31 Finley Striker. Lehman road . 1,998.00 Dennis Striker, do 2.00 Finley Striker, do 2.00 Brinneman & Gordon, M. R. E. road 4,562.78 C. C. Beer, do . 92.00 Fred Ehlerding, Scherry-Arnold road 48.00 -John Arnold, do t . . 7,023.58 C. E. Stauffer, M. A. Smith rd. 1,449.86 Glen Workinger, O. N. Tyndall road 6.061.62 Robert Schwartz, roads 30.00 Ernst Conrad, do 21.00 D. .1. i Mlltag, do Martin .laberg. do. 70.00 W. Carlisle Duell, do . ... 177.50 Dick Roch, do 183.40 Dick Tonnelier, do 74 00 W. Carlisle Duell. O. D. Roads 10.80 H. J. Sells, Turnpike . . .... 1,732.89 J. C. Augsburger, do 1.135.34 Frank W. Spade, do 22 1.00 J. D. Winans, do 495.73 W. H. Bittner, do 529.40 Otto Buerger, do 66.30 Fred Ostermvyer, do .... 309.28 S. L. Vance, do 21X00 Milo Sales, do 230.50 E. L. Foreman, do 4 7.85 Harmon Pyle, do 14 .60 Vernon Miller, do . 218.40 Janu s Hendricks, do 116 00 MARTIN .TABERG. Auditor Adams County.

COAL! COAL! Big lump coal for threshing; while it lasts at $7.00. We have a nice slock of the best Kentucky lump and egg size coal for domestic ‘ use at the right prices. EMERSON BENNETT ’Phone 199. F-S-M

Niionii Holthouse is confined to her home on account of slcknetw. Japan Wants to Help in Plan (Continued from page one> financial bankruptcy.” To this Governor D. W. Davis, of Idaho added that "we cannot talk of achieving peace with knives in our hands.'' The governors. 11 republicans and 5 democrats, were those of Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho. lowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Montana, North Dakota. Oregon. South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah and West Virginia. -e - A Modern Coal Unloading Plant (Continued from Page One) high Cyclone fence, similar to that at the Bellmont Park, or the General Electric plant. The Carrolls expect to devote their time almost exclusively to the wholesale and retail coal business, representing one of the largest mining corporations in Kentucky and West Virginia. They will handle steam and domestic coal. An office will be maintained at the coal yard in addition to the up town office. By courteous treatment and strict attention to business, the Carrolls have established one of the largest businesses in mis part of the state, and during recent months have sold considerable coal for commercial use in all of the town in northern Indiana, and they will now enlarge their business and place one or two traveling / men on the road. NOTICE TO DEI EN DANTS State of Indiana, Adams County, SS: In the Adams Circuit Court, in vacation, June 19:11. Cause No. 10417. Robert J. Mann, Helen E. Mann, vs. Charles S. Winans, et al. Now come the plaintiffs by C.. 1Walters, their attorney and tile their complaint herein, together with tne affidavit of a competent person that the residence, upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants. -to-wit: — Neptune, wife of Craven E. Neptune whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiffs; that the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the state of Indiana sued in this action l>y the following - names and designations, to-wit: "the unknown husbands and wives, respectively. of the following named persons, to-wtt: Sarali 1. Falk, Craven I-:. Neptune, the names of all of whom i ire unknown to plaintiffs: the tini known stockholders, bondholders, rei ceivers, trustees, creditors, officers i and successors in interest, of each of ; the following corporations, to-wit. I Tiie Aetna Life Insurance Company. I Aetna Life Insurance Company. the , nam--s or all or whom are unknown to i plaintiffs; Mio wtlknown widowers and , widows, children, descendants and i heirs, surviving spouses, creditors and I administrators of the estates, devisees. legatees, trustees and executors of the last wills ami testaments, successors in interest and assigns, respectively. of the following named ahd designated deceased persons. to-wit: -tarnuel Elagg, Rebecca Elagg. Frances Flagg. Joseph It. Winans, Nancy Winans, John P. Blaney, Rosabelle Winans, Richard Winans. Isabelle Neptune, James I. Neptune, Rebecca S. Stoops, James Stoops. Jr.: Mary Matilda Boyd. Matilda .1. Myers, John W. Myers. Frederick Scheitnann, Sarah J. Winans. Harriet Stephens, Simon P. Stephens, Samuel A. Winans, Jasper H. Winans. Ed Winans. Tabitha Case, Annie Myers, E ..ma Elizabeth Blaney, Margaret S. Gossard. the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; all of the women once known by any of the names and designations above stated whose names may have been changed and whe are now known 1»\ other names, tiie names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of tiie persons above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married, tiie names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs: all persons and corporations who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon tiie real estate described In the complaint in this action by, under or tliroqgli any of tiie defendants to this action named, described and designated In said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs”; that the defendants The Aetna Life Insurance Company and Aetna Life Insurance Company are foreign corporations ami that the cause of action alleged against said defendants in the complaint in this cause arose within the state of Indiana; that tiie defendants Charles S. Winans, Maggie Winans. Susie Winans, Chariej Winans, Fred Winans, Donald Winans, Sarah I. Falk. Falk whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiffs, husband of Sarali I. Falk. Benjamin B. Winans. William M. Winans. Jane Winans. Janies E Winans. James It. Boyd. Cal Myers, Edith Myers, James Mvcrs; Estella Myers. Carl Myers. 4'ora Mvers, The \etna Life Insurance Company. Aetna Life Insurance Company, 'haven E Neptune, Frances ll’enman, Grant Denman, and Mary Braddock are non residents of the state of Indiana; that said action is for the purpose of quieting tiie title to real estate in the state of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; timt ail of said defendants are necessary parties to said action and that they are believed to be non residents of the state of Indiana. Tiie following real estate in Adams county, in the state of Indiana is described In said complaint, to-wit- “ Commencing at a stone at the northwest comer of section 29 in township 21 north of range 15 east In Adams V'-’y.PA'’ . Indiana, thence running east 1,3.114 feet to a stone with a railroad soike beneath, thence running south ■— . feet ;. inches to a stone witli an iron pipe beneath, thence running west 171 BU feet to a stone with an 1 iron pipe beneath, thence north 1330 feet to a stone and to tiie place of beginning.” Tills action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to tiie real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. Notice, is, therefore, given said defendants and each and all of themthat unless they be a*ti<i appear before Ate Adams Circuit Court at the Court House in tile city of Decatur, in Ad"ns.i‘'“'cPuD in thl ' s(ate ° r Indiana on the sth day of September, 1921 tiie same being tiie. .Ist judil ial, dav .of a 'erm of the* AdAms .Circuit i'm>rt of the i.late ot Indiana, to, be begun and i<i'J? en °i n llll ' '' u i September l.i-l and answer or demur to said Complaint the same will be heard anu determined in their’absence. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my band and affixed the seni or aid C ourt at the office of the Cleric " Krf ;l f cit >’ ot D'e.attir, Indiana this 4th day of June. A. D 19 9 1 (Seal) JOHN T. KELLY.’ C. D Cl w!ilUr ß . the ' Adi ‘ Mß Cl,tUlt Atty for plaintiffs. 1-8-15

Classified Ads _ - r-==ss=& ■ 1 For Sale for SALE — Semi-modern stuccoed five-room house, at 104 Oak street. Price is right for immediat esule, , ow foot front; good walk; basement i dug out, and ready for cement, guod garden, small fruit; both watersi In house. This home has boon i« -tnt lv remodeled, and can lie made tlrni oughly modern with but little expense, inquira at this office. IL FOB SALE— Seven-passen!;ed uu,< ’J} lG ’ bile in first-clnsß condition, rive new oversize tires and new tubes, new batteries, new rings and only been driven 7700 miles. A bargain if taken soon. Telephone 438 or aee Geo. Q. Flanders, 313 South Third street FOIUsALE—A bain in good condition; would make a good live or sixroom house, (’all ’phone 612. 1 654 -* FOiTSA I - E—VkitTolal n excel lent condit ion Used five months. Cost sl2o. Will sell for 375.00. Address Box 1 care of Democrat. CALL Mesher at Honduras before you sell your poultry. 146-tl FOR SALE— Building site 66x132. on Second street, an ideal location sot . a business house, theater or gaiage. Phone 339. Erwin & Michaud i 16246 FOR SALE—One 12-barrel galvanized tank with over-flow pipe. In good 1 condition. Inquire at White Mountain Dairy Co. 163 ts For Rent FOR RENT—Rooms for rent, at 308 North Fifth street. Phone 372. ’ Mrs. John Bollinger. 165-t3 : FORTbeNT—Four-room house. Inquire ot S. J. Hain, at West-end meat market. , *66-3 Wanted WANTED —A practical nurse to cart for old people at an old people’s home. Write LJ. S. Hollopeter, Hun tingion, Ind. WANTED—Iire salesman to sell lbw : juiced guaranteed tires direct tc ■ user. Good money. Burr oak Cord J Tiie company, Burr Oak, Mica, 16t»-U • HOME WORK—Experience unnecessary; everything furnished. s3l- ‘ weekly, up. Send sell-addressed - stamped envelope for free particut lars. Bon Candy Co., Philadelphia. ■ p a . 161-tIS

Lost and Found i WE START you in the candymaking business at home, cr small reel. ’ inywhere. Everything furnished. Ex i oerience unnecessary. Men, women Earn S3O to SIOO weekly. Send seif iddressed stamped envelope for par : ticulara. Bon-Bon Candymakers Co I Philadelphia, Pa. 157-t6( LOST —An Ansco No. 2 camera be tween Fornax mill and 725 Mercer - tvenue. Finder please return t< Democrat office. 165-t3x REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Robert W. Marbach to Titos. J. Durkin, inlot 1, Decatur. $300; Henry Scherry to Sophia E. Scherry, tract Union twp., $1.00; Margaret Hollingsworth to Gottlieb W. Schafer, part inlot 246. Geneva. $175. FILED FOR DIVORCE Bluffton. Ind., July 15—(Special to Daily Democrat)—Paul B. Bowen today filed suit for divorces against Norah Bowen in the Wells circuit court, charging intimacy with other men while the family were residents of Decatur. .« TWO OPERATIONS THIS MORNING Drs. Milier and Granlstaff removet’. the tonsils and adenoids of Florence Oettinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Dettinger of Magley this morning. Drs. Miller and C. 8. Clark removed the tonsils and adenoids of Rose Spangler at the Decatur hospital this morning. BY NEW PROCESS The Decatur Laundry has just in stalled a new process which will take the “grief" out of wash day for the housewife. The new process will en able the laundry to turn out a twenty poung washing and deliver it tp your door, just a little damp and ready to hang up on the line or rack tor the sum ot SI.OO. atisfaction is ab solutely guaranteed,, and a telephone call to the laundry will convince you Mr. Farr states he will be ready to care for all orders by Monday morn ing. Call ’phone 134.

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MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of snd Foreign Market* —, 1 New York. Jul) l-*- , W as ket, particularly steel* )( t0( | I15 - SLJ’mZ %s?«* !T l ‘“ d * 46 Bulls were irregular am • . ments were lower. East Buffalo MarketEast Buffalo. N. Ychil to Daily ‘2 r ial to New 560; shipments 4560 officUl \':‘i,”KX iSUS. steady, m t . s s .oo: vadea 31075. rougns ♦ $6.00, down: cattle 1.5, kw. 1800; lambs $11.25, down. 50 ?.4.(>00-$5.00; calves 1500; tops sl.

Indianapolis Livestock. n . Hogs-Beceipts L'diun higher; best heavies $1 • tl ,.rq mixed $10.40; $10.60; bulk of sales $lO.-sslo-' Cattle —Receipt- 1.000. market -• 50c lower; steers $5.50-$8.25; cows and heifers SI.OO-$8.25. Sheep — Receipts 600. marke strong, tops SI.OO-$4.00. New York Produce Market. New Rork. July 15 - Flour. <|ffie and unsettled, pork steady, mess ■ - $24.50; lard. firm, middlewe-t ♦l2 25-112.35: sugar, firm, raw firmer $4 50; refined, firmer, granulated $5 20 *5 75; coffee. Rio No. 7 on spot Ok, 6%- Santos No. 4 9%-9%; tall; w. dull special 4V£: citv hay. firmer, No 1 $1.60; No. 3 $1.40-$1.45: clove-sl.2s-31.55: dressed poultry firm, tin kevs p 5-55; chickens 22-45: fowls 20 35; ducks 28; live poultry firmer Te e&e 13-16: ducks 23-28; fowls 29-34: turkevs 25; roosters 18: broilers 3040; cheese, strong, state milk commor to specials 16-1914. Iktffer, »trong. receipts 17.21? •reJmerv extras 41-41 'i: specials 12 b 2%; state dairy tubs 34-41; ezgs easy, receipts 30,291, nearby whin fancy 51. nearby whit? fancy 51. near by mixed fancy 28-43; fresh firsts 3139; Pacific Coast 34-52. Cleveland Produce Market CI vela nd. Ohio. July 15—Butter! extra in tubs 46L.-47; prints 47'4-iy' 'xtra firsts 45 1 4-46; firsts 4414-45: sec inds 35%-36: fanev dairy 25t4-35 I j. Eggs, fresh gathered northern ex ‘ra-- 36: extra firsts 35: Ohio first' new cases 32: old cases 32; wezterr firsts, new cases 29 Poultry, unchanged. New York Stock Market. New Ycrk. July 15. The stock mir het onened lower today. Prices tn hided: Studebaker 79%. off \; U. S. Stee 73. unchanged; Chandler 484 J, im hanged: -Chandler 4»v, nachangejMtxican Petroleum 103, off 5»- On ible 51, off 1U; Texas Co. 33L, e ’■»: Baldwin 73%. eff %; Bethlehem “B” 46, off IK; General Electric 12up %; American T & T 103. unchang etl; Famous Flayer- off S: As nbalt 4914, unchanged: Western Uffior 81. off %; American Sumatra 45L of! 1%; Atalntie Gulf 23%. off s,; South ?rn Pacific 75%. up U; Republican steel 4a%. off .%; U. S. Rubber 48R off i«: Atchison 82%, up %; Amerian Tobacco 12O’ ; , unchanged; North ?rn Pacific 71%, off %. The market continued to show weakness into the second hour. Fa nous Players’ made an early low c > 16, off 3%. American Sumatra, ex Ifvidend of $2. Got down to 44%. off 2% net. Mexican Petrol aam Eol , -town to 102%. but then rallied morthan a point. n t ol° CAL mar KETS 'o<? -t lc: whe u at ’ * 108 : corn, ye! ow, ac> tor wh|te an(J n)U d ie. 95c, wool, 10c to 16c; barley sn-. i ieeds not wanted. y ' Uc LOCAL EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen .... 27c BußerfT CREAMERY MARKET ' — — ■••• 2Sr C LAYED POKER all NIGHTTHEN WENT TO GALLOWS

Chicago. July 15.—(Special t 0 Daih Democrat).-Harry Ward, the “l O m on I°» the underwor ’«- made good n his boast todav that he w • afraid to die. ’ Was no ' The “lone wolf i,._ . m “X"” two „eo ,l'„ rin , X, Jailers said he was the earnest hung in the county X"’"** It took el e„„ „,|„ Me^ to Mlhta NOTICE ' librar, pXors Th e library will be on r t mornings only from in thl Ashbaucher’s „ FUKNACES ughtning rods SPOUTING SLATE roofing PHONE 765 or 739

♦ DOLNGS IN SOCIETY * CLUB CALENDAR FRIDAY. ♦ Mt. Pleasant Unllen’ lee Cream Social Albert Yoetnan Home. ♦ D. Y. B. Class — Home of IH-Imur Douglansi North Tenth street. The Philamuth Bible Study class o( Mt. Pleasant met Wednesday evening it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Sheets. A goodly number were presnt and tiie lesson was quite interesting under the teaching* of Rev Wy. mt with Mrs. 8. P. Sheets as aßsistunt leather. These meetings are becomng more and more interesting nml he next meeting will be on Friday ■vetting. July 29, at the home of Frank. Ifn Singleton Everybody invited. Mrs. Hollopeter was hostess to the Wednesday afternoon club at her wnie on North Second street. The ifternoon was spent pleasantly and refreshments were served. CHICAGO MART CLOSE (I lilted PrrMH Srr%i<T». Chicago, 111., Jt(ly 15.—(Special to Daily- Democrat) —Wheat. July U!1 . hanged. September up 2; corn. July ip %. September up %; oats, July up %. September up 1. •— WANT ADS EARN—S-s_s CHASING THE BANDITS.

Gary, Ind.. July 15.—(Special tfi Daily Democrat). —Motocycles equip ad with side cars to carry police may >e used to run down bandits who 'lave terrorized Gary and the vicinity is a result of the murder yesterday if Meyer Ruskin, Indiana Harbor, iruggist by negro bandits. Ruskin tilled one of the bandits and the oth■r escaped after a firing of bullets nto Ruskin's body. Miss Rose Raffling, whose home is aid to be iff Kenosha, Wis., was mooring with Ruskin when he was held ip. The bandit shot Ruskin when he latter resisted. Chicago police and authorities of icarby towns have been asked to earch for the bandit. — • Mrs. Vera Mills of Root township vas in the city this morning. —• MRS. KABER MOANS, ”1 DIDN'T DO IT”—CASE TO JURY TONIGHT Cleveland, 0., July 15—(Special to Daily Democrat).—Weeping hysterically, Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber, on trial for the murder of her husband, the wealthy Daniel Kaber, moaned: “I didn't do it, they know I didn't do it. I want to tell.” The accused widow was carried into ourt this morning when her trial was vesumed. Many women spectators who jammed the court room leaned forward when Mrs. Kaber started moaning, in >n effort to hear the words that left ter lips. Meantime it was expected that Mrs. Kaber's fate would be in the hands of the jury before night.

A BIG LIQUOR HAUL. Richmond, Ind., July 15. —(Special Daily Democrat). —One of the largest liquor hauls in eastern Indima since Mr. Volstead arrived, was siade here last night. Twenty-five gallons of corn whisky, 100 gallons of rye and corn mesh and a still complete in every detail was confiscated at the home of Walter Pleasant, negro. The miniature distillery was found n a tin shop at the rear of Pleasant's ’tome. The raid was made in the. lead of night and Pleasant was arous’d to accompany the liquor to police teadquarters. Pleasant was the driver of an autonobile which turned over last Tueslay, killing William Neibuhr. He arried SSOO when he was searched. BONUS BILL LAID TO REST—SENATE KILLS IT (United Press Service) .Washington, July 15—(Spend to Daily Democrat)—The wnatc today recommitted the «»ldicr bonus bill to the finance ■oiuinittce as requested by resident Harding thus killing be legislation for the present session. * The vote to recommit was 7 to 29, eight democrats volto recommit and nine republicans voting against. Democrat senators who vot<l to recommit were Dial. .'•ass, King, Myers, Simmons jwiuison, Underwood and Wiliams. Republicans who voted ‘gainst the request j'ere Bursome, Elkins. Harrold Jones, Ladd. Lafollctte, Norns -ind Sutherland.