Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1922 — Page 2

Whole Balkans May Enter Near East War (Continued from page one) ton’s invitation to a conference. Crown Prince Sworn In Athens, Sept. 28—The crown prince ■was sworn in as King George 2nd yesterday to replace his father, King Constantina who fled the throne when a bloodless revolution swept the country. The ceremonies were presided over

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by a revolutionary committee of three Including General Papoulas, who has evidently replaced Colonel Gonatas as the chief of the revolutionists. Immediately after the ceremony which lacked the pomp that usually attends such events, the revolutionists announced their intention of starting the armies to Thrace to defend the territory from the threatened invasion ot Kemal's Turkish nationalists. King George 11, the new ruler of Greece, bore the title of Duke of Sparta before being sworn in. He is

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cigarette mW w They are GOOD! 32 years-of age and a giant in stature. He is six feet, four inches tall and weighs over 266 pounds. it is believed that George only accepted the throne to fulfill the wishes of his ill fated father. The prince has on many occasions expressed § himself as not desiring to become the ruler of Greece. George 11 served his apprenticeship in the Greek navy, after which he received training in the naval forces of Great Britain. His wife is Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the queen of Roumania. The new king is described as studious. t, Big Demand for World Series Seats This Year New York, Sept. 28.—Officials of the Giants and the Yankees maintain that there is a larger demand for world series seats this year than there was in 1921 and that the general attendance ought to pass last Kali's figures. On the surface there is nothing to indicate that another private world series is coming to the Polo Grounds but New York is too big to show any ripples of excitement about anything. The big town also lacks the partisan interest that would be manifested in any of the big western towns. New York knows that New York is bound to win the world's championship and the average fans care not whether it is the Giants or the Yankees. All of the old ball players who have found jobs around the Polo Grounds are one in backing the Giants to win the series simply because “Mac” will be on the bench directing the play. Many of the minor-4eague club owners and managers, arriving for the series, express the same belief. Nearly all the fans, especially the younger ones, however, figure the Yanks to be sure winners on the strength of the pitching staff and belief that Babe Ruth will be in better condition to do something this yt a?.

- ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦ ♦ SOCIETY * ♦ CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Baptist missionary society with Mrs.' Archbold, 2:30 p. in. Phoebe Bible Class ot Reformed, church with Mrs. Ben Shroyer. Eastern Star —Masonic Hall Ladies' Aid Society of Evangelical Church—At Church. So-Cha-Rao—Mrs. Claude Coffee. | Royal Neighbors—7:3o p. tn. Friday Zion Lutheran Aid Society—School House. The Royal Neighbors lodge will meet at 7:30 o’clock tonight. This will be the last night to pay the ! monthly assessment without being' suspended. ♦ Carlisle Flanders had a birthday ■ yesterday and when he stepped into! ; his home at about six o'clock last eve-' ning he was greeted by a number of I his friends, Mrs. Fianders having in- i vited six of their friends to his birth-' day party. A most delicious chicken ■ dinner was served at the beautifully decorated table and following the meal the evening was spent in a social way. Those seated at the table 'were Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Flanders. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Porter. Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Holthouse Jacob Nussbaum Died in Berne Yesterday Jacob Nussbaum, age 88 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Emil Badertscher. in Berne, yesterday morning, following an extended illness with pneumonia and infirmities of old age. Jacob Nussbaum was born in Switzerland on January sth, 1834. At the age of seven years he immigrated I to this country, settling at Wayne : county, Ohio. The greater part of; I his career had been spent in farming, l both in Ohio and in this community.! His late years had been spent as a re- , tired resident of Berne. About four i . months ago he and Mrs. Nussbaum i . moved from their home on north ! i Behring street, in Berne to the home I cf their daughter Mrs. Badertscher. He had been married three times, . his first two wives having preceded , him in death. His first wife was Barbara Amstutz who died in 1882. Later , he was married to Catherine Baum- , gartner. who passed away in March , 1901. On October 5, 1911. he was married to Magdalene Felber, who survives him. Surviving their father are eight children who are Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Nussbaum and Mrs. Sarah MoI ser, all of Wayne county, Ohio; Peter • Nussbaum of Monroe township, Mrs. ' Emil Badertscher of Berne, Mrs. Mary Miller of Arkansas, and Mrs. Katie Liddy of Fort Wayne. Three children have preceded their father ju death they having been John N'us,sbaum, Mrs. Lydia Beitler and Mrs. Lizzie Feler. Funeral arrangements have not been definitely made at this time, word being awaited from the children away from home. The funeral will un dcubtedly be held on Friday afternoon.

INDIANA BRIEFS Brazil —George Warren drilled a quarter inch hole through a concrete floor and ran a tube through it to get his liquor police testified. Terre Haute —One hundred and fifty American legion men from Dayton, Ohio, in uniform and with packs cn their backs visited the state legion convention here while hiking to the national meeting at New Orleans. Topton—When it conies to tomatoes Harold Henry’s right there. He pick od 30 crates in nine hours. Seymour—One of the costliest parades ever wUfiecsed here when George ?,lasher transferred $600,000 in a whell barrow from one back to another under protection of armed guards. Union City—The only one of her husband's allegations that Mrs. Edna l Small didn’t deny in her cross-com-i plaint for divorce was that they had; been married. Kendallville —'Policeman Auer and I ■Raub said a young fellow in a room' ing house, saw a burglar in a sight J mare, and called them to capture the I shadow. Shelbyville—Chris Meyer is har-, vesting his second crop of raspber-' ries this year. s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—s—4—s

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Harding Gets Invitation to Attend World Series Washington, Sept 28—Dave Bancroft, captain and shortstop of the New Yqrk Giants, called at the White House today to invite President Harding to attend- the world series. The President, Bancroft said, told him that he was not certain he would be able to leave Washington but that he expected the Yankees to win. "President Harding says the Yanks will win because of their pitching staff,” Bancroft said, after his talk with the President “He told me, however, that he thought if Barnes comes through like he did last year and Nehf is in form, the Yanks "won't have a chance, otherwise, he can’t see anything in a Giant-Vanks series but the Yankees”. o — s—s—s—WANT$ —$—$—WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s MODERN WOODMEN! Notice is hereby given that your payments are due October Ist. Delinquents will automatically be suspended. Fred E. Kolter, Clerk

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