Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1923 — Page 2

Violin Lessons to be Given in Portland H. S. Portland, March I.—-Teututfva plan* j huve been mude for the teaehiug of violiu in the Portlaud schools. according to anuouuceiueut made this morning by Supt. J. C. Webb. Instruments for tlie class iu the high school will be purchased from the funds Hint have been collected from entertainments given by the school. Those taking the violin Instruction will be in one class under the supervision of one violin teacher, all taking the lesstons at one time. The teacher, it is planned, will be muinttiined through each individual violin, student paying for their les- . sons. i:

New Styles Arriving Daily Just Received r - ll ■■ • « ■ Suits Dresses As a Special Inducement 2 00 New and Up-to-the-Minute we have arranged lAA Ne * s » rin * and Spring and Easter Ivv Easter Suits • ETA Suits, including the new Tl 0 O T’* 0 MV long line blouse effect. I u Which we will put on display lor the first time TOMORROW. Such materials as Poin t Twill, etc. All new placcd on dispk(y for inuued . iate stile. New Paisley comjfo Mrimv r~T bination and color effects in >l’’ *' S M *' f I > I silk crepe and other line inabL UJU K I I lentils and in all the new JI I I spring shades. Canton Crepe BI W4F < M A W I I with the new long blouse esmKB m W W '•JF | | feet. and many others. You're Spring Dress is here! How About That New Suit for _ 512.75 '—OLAkV- Have you bought your dress V7 y* .1 for the Junior Reception? I E.F.Gass rnffl & Son V - , <V ' \ I \ \ ■ T U \rw\ V ' A * X Y SiM 1 ' ■Q/aDL-'

1 ~ ■ — 1 ■ ■■ — r : —■ —: — ■ a™**,., CRYSTAL THEATRE. Fri. & Sat., Mar. 9-10. Elegance, Romance . • /I m 1 • z//\ IIT 1 I Matinee—loc & 20c \ Elaine Kammerstein, lonway Tearle m One Week of Love

It Is alto pluuued to arrauge a class! ior luttructlou io pitying the cello. - CHICAGO 4 ERIE R. TIME TABLE Westbound Trains ! No. 7 arrives 1.48 a. m. No. 3 arrives 12:45 p. ui. •No. 227 arrives 8:15 p. in East Bound No. 8 urrives 3:22 a. mJ No. 226 urrives 8:54 a. m. No. 4 urrives 3:20 a. m. Note: Trains number 227 west bound and 226 east bound are locals between Huntington and Marion, O.J and are daily except Sunday. a f—B B—WANT ADS KARN—I—S—B 18—I—8—WANT ADS EARN—B—3—B'

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923.

I NOTICE, E. V. MEN’S CLUB All members of the Evangelical Mens organization our requested to meat ut the church Sunday afternoon ut 2:30 for chorus practice. Miss Josephine A. Malley and Mias I Louise M. Brake returned from Chicago where they were buying goods | for the Art and Gift Shop that they have opened on Monroe street. Fred McConnell made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Two Brown Swiss cows, with young calves; Guernsey, Holstein and Shorthorn Springers at John Henry Hogg’s auction sale. Wednesday. 1

Social News Friday Presbyterian Men’s Meeting— F,ed f aIIU. Zion Lutheran Aid in school house, 1 p.m. Ladies Aid Society of M. E. Church —Church Parlors. » Saturday Pythian Sisters Rummage Sale— K. of P. home. Loyal Daughters Christian Church —Gladys Thompson. Monday Research Club —Mrs. Mary Eley, 2:30. Research Club Banquet —Masonic hall, 6:30. Tuesday Tri Kappa—Miss Leonu Hunsicker, 8 o’clock. A lovely bridge party was given last evening- by Nirs. Dan Tyndall and Mrs John Tyndall, at the home of the i latter, in honor of Mrs. Pierre Goodrich, of 'Winchester. Prizes were won by Mrs.C. S. Carey Mrs. Herman Khinger. and Mrs. Pierre Goodrich. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. ♦ Mrs. Will Engle was hostess to the Ladies’ Aid and Missionary society of theCliristian church yesterday afternoon with sixteen members .present. A short business was held at which time it was decided to have an Easter pastry and flower sale. The society has been divided into two divisions and will contest in a money making race. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. + The Ladies’ Aid society of the I nited Brethren church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ben Hoagland with twenty-two members and .two guests, Mrs. Bohnke and Mrs. Stogdill, present. During the social hour, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and her assistants. Mrs. Harry Poling. Mrs. Roy Mamma and Mrs. Del Lake. ♦ The Loyal Workers class of the Evangelical church met last evening in the parlors of the church with twenty members present. A short business session was held and during the social hour delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Fred Linn. Mrs. Irvin Shafer, and Mrs. Barkley. Mrs. Roop, Mrs. Clifton, and Mrs. Winters will be hostesses at the next meeting. * A pleasant surprise party was given in honor of the seventeenth birthday of Miss Harriet Myers at the home of Miss Billy Butler last week. A six o’clock dinner was served in the form of a pot luck supper after which the evening was spent dancing and music. Those present were tho Misses Harriet Myers, Hilly Butler. Jesteen Hocker. Jo Suttles. Helen Kocher, Helen Farr. Clyde Cline. Don Furr. Walter Miller. Carrol Cole, Dean Dorwin and Don Hunsicker. ♦ Miss Leona Hunsicker will be hostess to the Tri Kappa Sorority Tuesday ———■- LJII - ———, ~ ———

I THE MECCA I Today and Tomorrow. ■ Grace Davison and Conway Tearle in H “ATONEMENT” A splendid special drama tilled with ro- H mance and thrills. Just gw the kind that pleases tH everyone. . Added Attraction £ v Charley Chaplin ? ? in 8 ‘•POLICE” Come and bring Hie whole family J® only Wg / 5c & 'loc 8 reels in all. «

evening at her homo on Adams street. Mother of Quadruplets in Serious Condition Lewlsberg, W. Va., Mar. 9 —(Special to Daily Democrat)—Mrs. Homer McMann, in 20 years of married life, born last night, is lighting desperate ly to keep alive, physicians said j today. Her strength, over taxed by I the quadruple birth, is ebbing. Mrs. | MvMann, in 20 years of married life, has hud 20 children including three sets of twins tlnd the quadruplets. Six children have died. The quadruplets, all boys, are ’ perfectly normal. —• Mrs. Ed Ahr and Mrs. Farr and; daughter, Helen, went to Fort Wayne, thia morning to be the guests of I frit nds.

rawLC. KJ L-» /• z pflßot wtißr ••• SB v Oa<rK Blues, Greys and Tans are First Favorites The new color tones for spring suits are very pleasing. Uncommon effects in stripes, solid grounds and mixed I shades offer plenty of variety in the matter* of clothes choice. Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES $35 : S4O : $45 New season’s models are now on display at this store. Once more Kuppenheimer achieves supremacy in the matter of tailoring and design. | THERE ARE STYLES FOR EVERY TASTE A FIT FOR EVERY TYPE OF FIGURE Men and young men will find greater variety than ever before in this season’s offerings. We cordially invite you to step in and inspect our assortment while it is complete. OTHER MAKE SUITS . i $20 Ul> —The house of Kuppenheimer good clothes

SAW HUMAN FLY FALLTODEATH E. F. Gass and Daughter, Witnessed Accident in New York E. F. Gush and daughter, Minn . Marie Gass, who have just returned 1 prom New York where they went on la buying trip, were among the twen | ty thousand people who saw Harry j "Spider” Young, a human fly plunge ten stories to his .death Monday. They were stopping at the Martinique hotel and it was from the side iof that building that "Spider" fell. [Needless to say. it was a thriller

nover to be forgotten by th o two l)& eatu people who witnessed it An associated press dispatch Ha y ß that but tenpeople attended Young' I funeral h.-hl Wednesday and two floral pieces were placed on th,. I bler.though he had defied death thousands of times to please the pul,. I lie and earn a livllhood; of the ten •two were me« engaged in g ju lila j pursuits. ’’Daredevil’’ Raymond, who taught Young his risky trade,’ ;illll Peter Cutis, an airplane stunt per former. A flag draped the coffin in i tribute to Spider's war work. The widow and Young’s two small children by a former marriage, were the only ones to accompany the body to I Evergreen cemetery. . ■■ Mrs. Fred Linn went to Ossian to . be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Abner ’•Elzey for several days.