Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1922 — Page 3

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chon and son, James, left today sot Hamilton Lake where they nave takei ■tinge for the month of July. Harry Knapp, John Clark, Joe Bren nan, Vane Thompson, William Lini and Raymond Mougey will leave to morrow for Muncle, where they wil. attend the I’hi Delta Kappa uationa convention. Arthur Hyland and Francis Howarc will leave Monday for Muncle where they will attend the national conven tion of l‘hi Delta Kappa fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Meyers and faiAilj will leave today for Clear Lake where they will spend several weeks. Several Decatur people are plan ning on motoring to Rome City louver the Fourth. Clara Spuhler from south of the city was in town today. J. A. Zimmerman who lives west o this city was a business visitor here today. Otto Fuelling from west of Decatui was in this city today on buhsiness. Martin Crete from cast of Decatui was a business visitor in this city tlii morning. William Klickman who lives south West of Decatur was in this city today on business. Christopher Sheets who lives north west of the city was a business visi tor in Decatur today. There are at present iu the Unitee. States 121 semi-weekly and 11,27-' weekly newspapers. Grover Liby from west of the city was a Decatur visitor today. Paul Bioberich who lives west o; Decatur was a business visitor in thi city today. John Leslie from east of this city was a Decatur visitor today. F. K. Stoncburucr from east of tin city was in Decatur today on business Henry Pflueger who lives iu Prebh township was in this city today at tending to business. Guy Shut! who lives east of town was a Decatur business visitor today Lee Bowen from south of the city was in Decatur today. Charles Funk from east of town wa - in Decatur today. Theodore Beaty r from near Monroe viile was in tills city today on business J. O. Tricker from north of the city was in Decatur today on business. C. W. Raudebush from south of De catur was a business visitor in this city today. Miss Leona Hurisicker, Miss Mar

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garet Zwlck, David J. Hensley and Donald Hunskker will leave tomorrow for Romo City to spend the Fourth. A six o’clock picnic supper was held ilast night at the homo of Miss L. Hunsicker. Those present were; Misses, Gladys Butler, Marcella Kern, Katli erine Kocher, Margaret Zwiek, laeomi Hunslckor and David Hensley, George Seining, Thetus Hooker, Linn Korn uiid Donald Hunslckor. Miss Gladys Butler lets tills morning for a few days visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Peterson at Knigbtstown, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Maey of South Bend will arrive this evening for an over Sunday visit with relative* and friends. Elmer \V. Kampe of Fort Wayne will arrive Monday to assume Ills duties at this olllce, having recently become a part of the new corporation. Nearly all the business houses in Decatur will close Tuesday on account of the Fourth. The July issue of the International Auctioneer was of the press today and is being mailed to subscribers. The paper is growing in circulation and the outlook is excellent. The Clover Leaf has issued pamphlets describing thirteen attractive va Cation trips. If interested call Mr. Shamp and he will see that you get one. They include Niagara Falls, Toledo, Cleveland, Fut-in-Bny, Cedar Point, Buffalo, and other points. C. I’. Rice ami family of Canton. Ohio, arrived in this city this afternoon for a visit with the H. F. Callow, family. ■ — —m Grand 4th of July celebration to be given by the Preble A. A. at Werlings Grove, Preble, Ind., at 8 o'clock p. m. Fireworks display, numerous (Contests. * lS3t4 4- GREAT BAND DIRECTOR 4* •% >•« **v *l* '2* vHAROLD BACHMAN Director of his great Million Dollar Baud which will give three concerts it Bellraont Park, one at eight o'clock Monday evening, the second on Tuesday afternoon at three o’clock mid the last one Tuesday evening at eight Vcloik. Tiie band comes direct from Zoological Gardens at Cincinnati, Ohio mil is one of the best musical organi ■ations in the country. BERNSTEIN'S JULY SALE The Bernstein July Clearance Sale which opened this morning attracted considerable attention as a great numbers of shoppers visited the store throughout the day taking advantage of the many bargains. The sale in etudes the entire Bernstein stock ol merchandise, slices, dry goods, ladie and mens furnishings, etc., and is a real money savor. The sale ends Saturday, July 22. 4- 4- 4* 4* 4* 4’ 4 'J >r 4* 4* 4' -b v * AMERICAN HISTORY 4 | * DAY BY DAY 44' By T. P. Green 44' 4* 4* Saturday, July 1. 4* 4* 44* New Jersey was divided into 4 j 4* East Jersey and West Jersey on 4> 4 July 1, 1676. 4-! v — 44 France held twenty times ns 4-i 4' much North American Territory 4-. 4- as England on July 1, 1757. 4* j 4' - 4> 4- The debate on the Declaration 4- j 4 1 of Independence was begun iu 4‘ 1 4 Congress on July 1, 1776. 4 ! * ~ * ! 4> Florida was surrendered by 4 4“ Spain to the United States on 44> July 1, 1821. 4- * — 4* 4- Four men sailed, by ; balloon 44* from' near St. Louis to Jefferson 4* 4- county, N. Y... on July 1, IS5!>. 4* .{. — * 4* Cannons of steel were first 4' 4- made at Trenton, N. J., on July 4 1 •b 1, 1861. * * — * 4 1 The battle of Gettysburg was 4’ 4* begun on July 1. 1863. 4-

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WAIT FOR * THE REALSHOW ir COSTS NO MORE THE SHOW THATS DIFFEREHT If J-PERFDIIMHiSES-S RAIN OR SHINE AFTERNOON AND MGHT DOORS OPEN aißaS7P.ll. Ferferaaitt Or*? Kisr bier Startling - =Sensational—«=Frse Siilsie Exhibition ■tn t Show Ckdunde Balers Each Farfctv.ance == WILL EX HIB IT ~ AT DECATUII WEDNESDAY, JULY sth, Afternoon and Night YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH TO GIVE BAZAAR SUNDAY EVE A bazaar will be given at, the St. Johns Grove on the Decatur road north of lhis city oil Sunday evening, July !>. under the auspices of the St. Johns Young Peopled Society. Tliprc will be refreshments and entertainments for tiie old and young and a fine fancy display of fireworks and a freak ■ !h- \. .There will also be a program of special music. - If. L. Confer of Gary will be an over Sunday visitor hero.

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SPORT NEWJ __ V. ■ »■ ■ ■ FORT WAYNE COLORED GIANTS TO PLAY AT GENEVA NEXT SUNDAY Tim Fort Wayne Colored Giunts have closed lor a game ut Geneva Sunday when they will tackle the strong Boosters nine of that place. ; INSPIRING SERMON DELIVERED AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH LAST NIGHT BY THE REV. MARTIN “The Bible as History,” was tile subject of the sermon given last night by the ltev. Martin, evangelist who is conducting tiie revival services at the Christian church, pointed out that the books of the Bible constitute a faithful .record of the real and actual events that happened during the life of Christ, and not fiction drawn from some man’s imagination. Jesus Christ, he said, wab first of all a Savior from sin and not a social reformer. Social reform follows us a result of sin reform, lie said. The business of the church ls # to ■ preach Christ as a Savior from sin and then a social reformer, ilie Ilev. Martin declared last night. To believe in Christ means more than believing in him as a good moral character, it means believing in him us the son of God, the speaker said. Tiie Rev. Martin's sermons are all of 1 a practical nature and of vital interest to everyone. The subject of the sermon for Sunday morning will be, "The What and Where of Forever.” CURT JOHNSON TO MAKE BALLOON ASCENSION IN BLUFFTON JULY FOURTH A balloon ascention in Bluffton on Hie Fourth. This was the announcement made today by the committee in charge of the Fourth of July celebration to take place in Buffton on the Fourth of July. Curt Johnson, of Decatur, well known to Bluffton people far his ascensions many years ago, lias been signed up by the committee and will make a parachute drop. The balloon ascension will be the feature of an all days program of boxing matches, boys and girls racing, a ball game and a water carnival. The balloon will go up right after the ball game in a nearby field to be announced later. —Bluffton News. EXCELLENT HARP SOLOIST COMING TO DECATUR WITH MILLION DOLLAR BAND It is seldom that we find a Harp in a brass baud, however, Bachman’s Million Dollar Band which is coining lo Decatur on July 3rd and 4th is one of the happy exceptions of tiie rule. When Mr. Bachman decided to add harp to his band he engaged a man who had a very rich band experience. Mr. John Lauletts who lias been harp soloist with limes Band for many years was engaged by Mr. Bachman and aside .from playing in all band selections rendered, is heard iu each prograin in solo numbers. Mr. Laulotts is said to have remarkable technique . on this delightful instrument and is said lo be one of the tavorite soloists with the band. i « SUIT TO QUIET THE TITLE TO REAL ESTATE FILED HERE YESTERDAY William E. Butler, through liis attorney, C. L. Waiters, filed a suit in the circuit court yesterday seeking quiet tiie title to forty acres of land in Union township. Jacob Wendling and others were named defendants in the suit. - ■ ■ ■ 1

Oh Boy! Bargains, REAL BARGAINS In Groceries! Ed’s Best Coffee, 00/* Head Rice, the finest, 1 per !b per pkg Sardines in Oil, 5c Bread-Nut Oleo, 25c Quaker Corn Flakes, Ift/. Also some Real Bargains in lUC Notions and Furnishings .:V ior .*;!!.'.'!!!!!!... 25c Mens ? ocks ’ , 0 r* u _ per pair .... 10c, lac atArfl/V Hawaiian Pineapples QCwf Th. Best 6r«k ®f rjS„ “ *>'"■*• 2 *>• Mens Work Shirts IDC Peanut llutler, while it -| C.. (( ea | Honest to MOf lasts, per lb .Lera. I in. Ml nr— Overalls vl.“ll Alice Red Beans, t Mens Handkerchiefs, iA % per can JLI/t y ne n lUC 3 for 25c (While they last.) Apple Butter A,so P ,enty of Refl and 1 in glass jars . AsOU and Blue Bandanas.... AvrV We also serve you with everything in the Soft Drink line, Good and cold. Ice Cream 45c quart, and a full quart too. Baked Goods Fresh Every Day. Cold meats of every kind and the lowest prices in town. The best meals and short orders you ever pul into your mouth. Board by day or week, nicely furnished rooms. Make your home with me. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos. If there is anything you want and we haven’t got it tell Ed. We’ll get it. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. Telephone 965. Miller s South End Restaurant

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