Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 301, Decatur, Adams County, 23 December 1922 — Page 5

Decatur High Won Game From Bippus 26 To 16 (Continued from page one) Field goals—Myers, 2; Kern, 1; Dorwin, 2; Teeple, 2; Steele, 1; Tucker, 1; Swearenger, 2; Altman, 6. Foul goals—Dorwin, 3 out of 6; Tucker, 1 out of 2; Ke‘‘n, ft out 6f~lr Teeple. front of 2; Altman. 3 out of 7; Close, 1 out of 3. Referee —Fisher West. Preliminary Games In the first preliminary game the St. Joseph Catholic school eighth grade team defeated the Central school eighth graders, by a score of

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10-9. This was a hard-fought game ' and neither team showed any advani tage over the other. The Central ' school team showed an improvement over the game last week when they were defeated by the Catholic lads in a one-sided contest. The St. Joseph high school second • team won easy victory from the D. H. S. seconds in tne second pre--1 liminary game. The final score was 16 to 4. The first half ended 6 to 1. The high school seconds failed to connect for a single field goal during the ! game, while the Catholic boys showed : great ability at hitting the ring. i

GENEVA NEWS Rubert Greone and Merrill Love, who are enrpftnTrt hr the oil field at McArthur, 0., motored through to this place Friday and will spend their Xmas vacation here with relatives. Mrs. Louise. Blocher, who has been visiting at tne home ot her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Mattox, for the past several months, went to Portland Friday where she w ill spend Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Thornburg. i Russell Miller of Portland was a

business caller In Geneva Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F. C. Deltsch was a shopper In Portland Thursday. Miss Eliek, domestic science teacher in the G H. 8., left for her home iln Huntington Friday afternoon. Miss Mabie Hughes visited Mrs. G. N. Wright in Portland last Thursday. Miss Gretchen Wells, who is attending- college at Bloomington, arrived in this place the latter part of the week and will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weils for a short time. School was dismissed here Flrday afternoon and the pupils and teachers will enjoy a vacation until January 2nd, 1923. Harold Pontius of Kalamazoo is visiting- at his parental home here. Miss Ruth Farlow,, who has been attending college at Angola, arrived in Geneva last’ Thursday- and is visiting her parents, Mr. Mrs. Frank Farlow. Mrs. Clark Fink attended to hrsiness matters at Berne last Thursday. Charley Gee of Lansing, Mich-, is visiting friends in Geneva and vicinity. Wm. Peel visited relatives in Portland Friday. Mrs. Frank Ineichen went to Portland Friday where she had some dental work done. Miss Forkner, a local high school teacher, left tor her home in Kentucky Friday afternoon. James, Mann, who is attending school at Muncie, is spending his Xmas vacation with th ehome folks. Roger Wiswell, Paul Burris and Raley Stewart, who are employed in Kalamazoo came the latter part of the week to visit their parents.The local band gave a musical in the Select Theater last Wednesday night for the purpose of raising money to buy uniforms for the band Not a very large crowd was in attendance, probably because it was so near Christmas time, but those who were present report that the program was fine.

ARREST OF MANY PROMISES TODAY Wholesale Roundup Os Terrorists In The Western States Is Expected (United Press Service) Mer Rouge, La., Dec. 23—(Special th Daily Demograt) — Wholesale roundup of terrorists in Arkansas. Mississippi and Louisiana was promised today by state and federal officials probing the murder of two men by a masked mob. Many men prominent in this section will be included in the list of twenty or more persons charged with complicity in the kidnapping and killing of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards last August. Licenses of automobiles of the hooded band were issued in Arkansas and Mississippi and have furnished information on which officials prepar ed to round up mob members today. The central figure in the rounding up will be “Lisping Bill’’ whose identity has been revealed by W. 8. .Andrews and “Tot” Davenport, who were beaten by the night raiders shortly before the alleged killing of Daniels and Richards. He wm identified by his speech. J. L. Daniels, another victim of the kidnappers, today identified the decomposed body of his Son, Watt, dragged from La Fourche Lake yesterday, still bound with wires. In rough pine coffins, on the floor of a vacant store in the Masonic building the bodies of Daniels and Richards rested under guard of militiamen. Curious townspeople mingled outside. ——o England Has Society Similar To The Klan (United Press Service) London, Dec 23—-(Special to Daily Democrat) —A secret society similar to the Ku KJjiv Klan of America and the Fascist! of Italy, is springing up in England, the Daily News declared today. The organization is Called the Order of Crusaders. It was founded two years ago and recently launched an intense recruiting campaign. Its total strength, however, is kept secret. The garb of the order consists of crimson roses, with a large cross blazoned on the front of the gown. Interviewed, the Grand Senechai declared he knew a little of the Ku Klux Klan and the Fasciati, but asserted "I am not prepared to answer questions as to our relationship until 1 consult our committee. I think the Fascist! would be a good thing for England.’’ Names of the officers of the Crusaders are not a secret. The highest point of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe, is in France. It has an altitude of 15,1700 feet.

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