Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1922 — Page 3

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YES or NO? A Tot of Your Intelligence The correct ntmwer to one of these oticHihins Ih YES. to the other SO. STOP TO THINK! Questions Answered Tomorrow * 1. Is photography an art? Is intelligence a cultivated qunl |ity? Yesterday’s Questions Answered i 1. Is electricity a chemical more than a mechanical energy? Answer—YES. Electricity is expressed in chemical terms. Mechanical devices are necessary in generating electrical energy. The storage battery and the turbine are examples. 2. Is the practice of medicine a science? Answer. —NO. The practice of me-| i dlcino Is an art. since the practice depends upon the skill of the practi- ! I loner, and the result is governed by circumstances. Science demonstrates itself without consideration of circumstances or of the Intelligence of the practitioner. Pile Sufferers Get Quick Relief Doctor discovers real remedy that I actually heals Idles and absorbs them I never to return. No man or woman need suffer another hour from any pain, soreness or distress arising from Hemorrhoids or Piles now that this wonderful pre-, scription known as MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES can be obtained for a noderate price at any first-class drug store on the money back if dissatisfied plan. , You’ll be. amazed to see how quickly it acts. Blessed relief often comes in an hour; even in cases i.f long sending with profuse bleeding, really wonderful results have beet, accomplished. Remer.ib. r the name. MOAX A SUPI’OSITOPIIIS. and be sine to follow the simple directions that come in each box. Special Note—Out c-t town sufferers: fill cents mailed to Mecca Medicinal Products Co., at Rochester. N. Y„ will bring a bqx by Parcel Post and guaranteed. You are sure to get it at any good drug store. First Woman To Get Auctioneer’s License New York, Dec. s—Miss Lillian G. Lagonarsino, 25, is the first licensed women auctioneer in greater New j York. “Why shouldn’t I sell merchandise, at auction?” Miss Lagonarsino ask-[ ed. "1 am employed by Charles Rose, who has a large auction business and I have often wished that 1 could help, when he had other engagements. It, finally occured to me that there was no reason why I shouldn't be an auctioneer.” Joseph P. Day, the noted real estate auctioneer, when he heard there was to be an incursion of women into the auctioneering field was enthusiastic in praise of the idea. “Women,” he said, “are better, qualified than men in many branches' of auctioneering. In selling out the furniture’ of a house for instance, practically all of the non-profession-al bidders are women, and a woman certainly knows more about how to talk to women about furniture and household goods than a man. I am very glad this young women has entered the field.” MONROE NEWS I Mrs. David Walton stopped oft here Friday to visit at the J. A. Hondricks l home while enroute to her home in Colorado, from Washington, D. C„ i where she had attended the National W. C. T. U. meeting as a delegate. Mr. S. G. Bartie, of Farmland, Ind., visited relatives here Sunday. S. V. Johnson and family, of Farmland, visited relatives here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks and I son Pat, were over-Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Thomas in Decatur. Mrs. E. W. Busche is reported as being quite ill. Margaret, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bulkhead is re- ( ported to be very seriously ill with pneumonia. A trained nurse from Ft. ( I Wayne is in attendance. , On Saturday evening the children . and relatives swooped down on Mrs. Hattie Sells at her home to remind her that she had reached the 65th milestone of her life’s journey and to , : assist her to celebrate the occasion lin royal style. Those present were , Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sells, Mr. and Mrs. , W II- Oliver and children, of KalaImazoo. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Harve • j Sells and children, Mr. and Mrs. Grov- j l ar Sells and children, and Mr. and j Mrs. J- A. Hendricks and family, of 'Monroe. An enjoyable evening was < I spent by the sons and daughter with i their mother in the nature of a family i reunion. Roy. the young son of Mrs. Ida I Martz, on Saturday in some manner ( 1

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baseball plant in New York next year it was announced here. Chicago—Gary Elks gave the Pullman A. C. eleven Ils first defeat in two years here yesterday 7 to 6. Chicago— Dayton Triangles won from the Chicago Cardinals here Sunday afternoon, 7 to 3 by a smashing attack which put over the winning [ touch down in the final period. Chicago—Johnny Meyers, world's I middleweight wrestling champion,, and John international! Greek middleweight title holder, meet In a championshp match here tomorrow night. Chicago—Toledo Maroon gridders were back home today with the first defeat of the season hung up against them. Chicago Bears handed them u 22 to 0 beating here yesterday. 0 PATRIOTISM DAY BEING OBSERVED Third Day Os American Education Week Being Carried Out Today Today is Patriotism Day in American Education Week throughout the nation. The points emphasized in connection witli patriotism today are: the bag —the emblem of freedom; music as a nation builder; universal use of the English language in the United States; and the citizen’s duty to vote. The slogan for today is "Visit the schools today; patriotism is the basis of a happy nation.” The movement for a nationwide observance of American Education V,'tek was initiated by the American Legion with the cooperation of the Na'lonal Education Association and the United States Bureau of Education. The purpose of the week’s observance is to encourage development of more intellectual citizenship, n stronger and healthier people by encouraging physical education, playgrounds and better hygienic conditions, and the encouragement of public education because it is of primary importance to I lie future welfare of the nation. All teachers in Adams county are required to hold or participate in soma public meeting within American Education Week and report on the success of the meeting, the numbers in attendance, and the results expected from the meetings.

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