Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1922 — Page 3

F I ~ ~ ~~ ■ If You Have Forgotten Any Man’s present-.Jlist Buy Him A Box of WHITE STAG CIGARS this year! len<l muvh t 0 ,he Chri9tm »s Spirit 'J,!!*? A h , e ,. S() ‘ 1 ? übtle fragrance of the WHITE and aA 1 ™? a J e,^ ome ? 8Se t to any home smoke. ( 10 th<> GUeSt ,S an unsur I>assed W HITE ST AGS will be the finishing touch to top oft your dainty Xmas Dinner and dispel that “stuffy” feeling. Daintv Xmas Packages—Specially Wrapped boxes of 5-10-25-50-100 Cigars iHFor — — — —- . — ✓

f ' YES or NO? A Test of Your Intelligence . > The correct answer to one of these ] .<>blems is YES, to the other NO. STOP TO THINK! Questions Answered Tomorrow 1. —Are persons born in Wales prop < rly called British citizens? 2—Was Charles Dickens famous as a reformer. Yesterday's Questions Answered

I In Union is Strength I is true in every undertaking in life. It is a great principle when ap- ■ plied to securities and investments. It is a good sign when a security ■ Is widely held by a large number of people that it is intrinsically a ■ good security. Consider then the fifty thousand people who hold ■ Boilings securities. The high opinion of our many customers makes for a UNION that is indeed STRENGTH. THE SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. R. L. Dollings Co., Representative Rooms 9 and 10 Morrison Bldg-, Decatur, Indiana

\ “th LOOK inside the next Du * \ J t rant closed car standing '' »by the curb. You will see ’ you require w® |for driving convenience W ft nd riding comfort to- f gether with distinctive F" refinement and quality. Then come to our show £_ Ro Z FOL L.O room where you can ex- AT :: £ amine these cars more / U Coupe ... 1365 so b. Lansing, Mieh. 30X1 ill VOIU' OWII / THE SIX ,/ |H Roadster . • 11600 ' ti - * Touring . . 1650 / ■W - ’ Coupe . . . Sedan . . . 2400 / f.O.b. Aluncis.lnd. Just a Rea!_ GooJ _ J? 1 p. Kirsch & Son r» •!« nnrl Durant is Building; Them. Better Cars are Being Built a phone 2U ClO N. 3rd St.

I L—ls the moon a star? Answer—NO. The moon is not a star. It is a satellite of the planet Earth. j 2.—ls a piano properly classified as a stringed instrument—like a guitar, J for instance? Answer—YES. The piano is a stringed instrument, the sound coining ifrom the contact of hammers with the : scaled strings, which are similar to a harp In a horizontal position. o_ ; Chiago—Commissioned Landis was considering today the elaborate report -on gambling in baseball parks which

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the American League gathered in the two years investigation with private detectives. - Wil.son’s Birthday December 28 Anniversary To Be Observed Throughout Nation: 66 Years Old December 28 will be observed throughout the United States as Woodrow Wilson Day by friends of Mr. Wilson and contributors to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Mr. Wilson will be 66 years old that day. Public meetings, dinners and luncheons have been planned in every state in the Union by state and local committees of the Foundation. | Up until election this year the Foundation had raised about $700,000 towards its million dollar endowment. ! The day after election work was started to obtain the final $.’’,00,000. One 'hundred thousand dollars of that sum i has been contributed. The Foundation hopes to raise the balance this ' year. The Foundation will complete its | incorporation this year and the per- | manent board of trustees will take ; charge soon after the first of the year.

PUN EXHIBITS XT INSTITUTES Two Townships Arrange For Corn And Domestic Science Exhibits The management of the institutes at; Kirkland Township high school and' Monroe are planning corn and domestic science shows to be held in connection with the farmers’ Institutes which occur during the latter part of | January. It is understood that the exhibits In corn will consist of ten-ear and single-ear samples in both yellow and white corn. It Is likely that the domestic science exhibit! wili contain various culinary products. I G. IJ. Rice, chairman of the farmers’ institute at Monroe, states that, the fanners of the neighborhood will be asked to donate various farm pro-' duets as prizes and exhibitors at the r Kirkland institute will be awarded' prizes to be determined by committees under the leadership of Thon. Griffiths,l who is (‘hairman of that organization. It is not known whether the other! ii stitutes of the county are planning: exhibits of that nature or not. BEULAH CHAPEL NOTES There will be no practicing for the I It’htistinas program on Friday eve ning because of the meeting at the (Kirkland high school but there will! Ibe practicing on Saturday evening instead. The public is invited to our church lon Sunday evening to our Christmas I program. A few number will be given ■ before the Cantata, which is called: > Mother, Children. Sandman, Fairies, i Christmas Spirit, and Santa Claus. If anyone has ordered Santa to bring an alarm clock* to your home you had I letter witness our program and see what might happen and where the "joke" is. PLAN DECLARED ILLEGAL K. Os P. Lodge Not To Collect Per Capita For Home Fund I Officers of the Decatur lodge of . Knights of Pythias have received an r official circular from the Grand Lodge I stating that a resolution adopted at the last session of the Grand Lodge, ‘ relative to collecting the sum of ten 1 tents per quarter per capita from the members of the lodge for a Pythian ■ home fund, had been declared con- ’ trary to the constitution and statues Los the lodge and that the Grand Lodge Lcfliers are perpetually enjoined from ’ I collecting the same. On December 4, 1922 a friendly suit ; for injunction as filed before the ■ Grand Tribunal by a member of the ' lodge against the Grand Lodge, asking ■ that the officers be in joined from collecting the money. The suit was heard by the Grand Tribubnal and the I and the above order issued. No other arrangement for collecting money for the Pythian Home Fund has been worked out. o— James Fristoe is confined to his home with a case of the old fashioned La Grippe. Mr. Fristoe has been out of his house only once this week. o Jay Co. Trustees Again Vote Against Co. Agent Portland, Dec. 22. —The county board of education in session for the second time during the past few weeks on the matter of appointing County Agent H. S. Ebbinghouse for the ensuing year, voted down the recommendation of Purdue university for the second time, 8 to 6 and Mr. Ebbinghouse will give up his office at the first of the year. It is understood that his distuis. tai i., made simply because of political affiliations and not for inefficiency, as the board commended the county agent for his excellent ork dur'ng the past to years. sSe BABY’S BATH means a lot to baby and a lot to you, too. Therefore why not put in one of our sanitary, up-to-date, snowwhite, spotless, tubs? Baby’s bath will- be an event then. Let us show you the real economy and added pleasure from having a sanitary I bathroom such as we install and euip. The cost is nothing when the comfort is considered. F. J. HYLAND West Monroe Street

The Gift That * Have you forgotten anyone’ Here you can make your late purchase with the same degree of satisfaction as the early buyer. For we have new gift articles arriving daily. FOR HIM FOR HER Evening Dress or Tuxedo Set Diamond Ring or Wrist Watch Emblem Ring or Charm • Ivory Toilet set. Bar Pins. Chains. Waldermar, Vest. Sport Silver Chest. Pearl Necklaces. I Cuff Links and Belt Buckle to match Rings—Set. Signet or Dinner Scarf Pin or Tie Clasp Desk Set. Sewing Box. Cigar Cutters, Cigarette Cases Best Set. Sewing Box Library Table Smoking Set Lingerie Clasps or Pins. FOR THE BABY Drinking cup, fork and spoon sets, bib holders, bent handle spoons, rings, lockets and chains, gold crosses, beauty pins, bead neck chains. FOR THE HOME « Silver table ware, Clocks—Chime, mantle, desk, boudoir, alarm; Tea sets, I bread trays, water pitchers, China ware. And best of all a BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH and Records. ONLY ONE MORE DAY LEFT. SO BETTER COME IN THIS EVENING. £'. Pumphrey’s I Jewelry Store STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ■ ...

BUILDING NEARLY DONE New Commerce Building At I. U. To Relieve Crowded Conditions Bloomington, Ind., Doc. 22. —Crowded classroom conditions at Indiana University will be relieved m‘xt February with the completion the the new four -story commerce building. Con sisting of 22 class rooms, a small auditorium and departmental offices. Un der present conditions, departmental offices are used as class rooms,science laboratories are used for classes in history and languages, and rooms set aside for social purposes of students have been taken over by law and political science classes. Englaw and political science classes. English classes are being held in nine different buildings on the campus. s_s_s_WANT ADS EARN—s—s—s

' ‘ YOUR XMAS DINNER - - -"ill ll' >i without a delicious dessert — ligtj |I|:! ■"•'"’■•thing so ssary to give the added touch @ ' <’■' ""’l' oil perfection and satisfaction that makes th- Xmas dinner a pronounced success. MUBUMRMTOw Sherbert Individual Molds ts Tutti Frutie •! Mousse Brick Cream w Please place your orders not later than I Saturday morning I iiu Phone 92 \ uftO I CONTER ICE CREAM CO. 11 w j II

; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan have reI ceived word that a son was born to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Dunn, of Elkhart, at the homo of her parents nt Winchester, Indiana. Mrs. Dunn was formerly Miss Florence Goodrich ami - ■ ■

— Live Stock Market Top Prices given at the Union Stock Yards, Phone Main 5911, Fort Wayne Well equipped trucks. Guaranteed quick delivery. All Calls Answered. P. B. HEBBLE Phone 575 Decatur, Ind.

has visited the Dugan family several times and has a great many friends here. She is the daughter of Edgar Goodrich and is the only child » WANT ads EARN—s—s—>