Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 69, Decatur, Adams County, 21 March 1923 — Page 5

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~., »."• • “"I J '"‘ wwne todayl, \ h J, Butcher went to Ft. Wayne °w"| Wemhotl went to Fort «--M—'• ; s F rank Wemhon. . ..... Mayer went to Ft. Wayne MiSS n , the dae aa gucat of friend-. "’T Dave Hunsicker went to Ft. ‘ todav to visit relatives. Carrie Haubohl went to Fort >. todav to spend the day. '7 S. Peterson went to Ft. Wayne ‘ nning on business. ‘l2Peterson, of Indianapolis. here over night on a bus!‘TuiP '»>• the City TrUßt COmPaUy lhe northern part of the state. ‘ | ... Apherson. of Indianapolis, ' on the American Security Co,npany in the interest of the Hart(„r,l insurance Company yesterday. Work is progressing nicely on the of the addition and repairing Moose Home on Third street. , , r l Aniline who has been employ- , the local offices of the Chicago ' Erie railroad, has accepted a position as car distributor for the Erie at Huntington. He will move to that ( ; t . in the near future. Mr. Amrine vas at one time ergaged in the truilic service business, having an office in this city. John Carmody, manager of the Holland St. Louis Sugar company went to New .Bavaria, Ohio this morning, being called there on ac Mint of the death of H. J. Meyer, one of the company’s field men who jV<s killed Monday when the automo'bde in which lie was riding tipped over. Among the business visitors here today were A. Nelson. L. E. Armstrong. John Strawbridge. W. Snyder. R. E. McCreary.and (’. H. Pierson, of Fort V yne: M. G. Flesher, and E. E. Baker, of Chicago; M. F. Gurty, of Boston. Mass.; F. (’. Deisler, of Hammend, Ind.; C. E. Horn, of Mansfield, Ohio: L. Haskin, of Toledo. Ohio;

IJESIIO T^^ E IHUHS.APR.S JOIB <.<»!.DH\ WILL PKHNENT THE WORLD’S GREATEST PLAY! p*V 3 ■■? g 'Sg J k STAGED IM WINCHELL SMITH See it While You Can! Don’t be Crowded Out >«n eau no more afford to mi mm thia classic of laughs Hnd heart throb* than Pmynorr* of an earlier veneration would have miancd **Tbe Ohl lloaie"lead” or “The Mtiafe Manter.” See for yourneif why it ran 3 years in Jh-ss >ork and nearly 2 years in < hleagn. IT’S EASY TO ORDER SEATS BY. MAIL Write a letter matins; which performance you wimh to attend and where ?o’i Honld like to sit. Enclose remittance payable to Majestic Theater, inHudinn lOG var tax In addition to thane prices: Nights—Orchestra, $2.30; nalcony. first 3 rows* *2; next 5 rows, $1.30; balance. $1; *»at. Matinee— OriheMtra. $2; Halcony, S rows. $1.30; balance. sl. Gallery, 3Or all performaiiccM. s<‘»id seif-addreward stamped envelope for safe return of tlrkrta. BOX OFFICE SALE OPENS NEXT MONDAY. APRIL 2 l - w Tl ARE YOU LOSING MONEY? flic Treasury Department is waiting to pay more than $190,000,000 to holders of government securities, which have been called, and upon which the interest lias ceased. Check up your govcnnient securities or bring us a list ot your holdings. You are losing the interest on your money, if you are holding bonds or War Savings Stamps that have been called. ’ You can keep your money profitably employed by depositI ing it in a Savings Account 1 / re ‘ Bqnk \ Capital and Surplus -$120,000. Dccqtur, Indicjnq

C."H. Morton, of Dayton; J. E. Cumiiria, of Cincinnati; Guy Jolinsou, of Columbus, Ohio; J. W. Hawley, of Delewarc; Geo. Goodman, of Columbus Grove. What gits us is how it rum ruuner kin haul 400 quarts o' booze in u tourin’ car without tippin’ over, t' say nothin' o’ not gift in’ caught. Another drawback C bein’ well t’ do is t’ keep from bein’ done. —Abe Martin, Indianapolis News. John Garwood returned to Fort Wayne after culling on business friends here. Mrs. O. T. Heuric kg, of Monroe, was a shopper here today. Mrs. Anna Werling, Mrs. Herman Werling and son, Donald, of Ossian weie shoppers here today. Miss Jennie Smith, of east of the city, shopped hero today. Lawrence Johnson, -of south of town, was a business visitor here. Miss I eona Hunsicker, Helen Farr. David Hensley and Don Hunsicker will go to Bluffton tonight to attend the Elk's carnival. Charles W. Greisley, of north of the city, was a business visitor here today. Mrs. DanielScherry. ol west of the city, was a shopper here today. Mrs. E. Fuelling, of north of the Icily, shopped here : .lays Spraying and Prunning Demonstration Thursday • A spraying and pruniiing demon stratum will lie conducted in the I''. Huuck orchard located near Freid helm in Preble township Thursday afternoon at 1 o’clock. At that time Mr. W. .1. Piggott, orchard specialist from Purdue will show the proper methods of prunning young and old trees. Mixing of spray materials for scale and fruit spays will be discussed in detail, also. Everyone interested in this work is invited to attend the demonstration.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21, 1923

MISSION NOW I ON FINAL LAP Largest Crowd Present Last Night at Catholic Mission Service Tlie men's mission which lias been in progress at the St. Mary’s Catholic church since Sunday is now entering upon the final lap. Tonight, following the reciting of the rosary and benediction at the church, the unmarried men will go to the K. of C. hall where Father Daniel will deliver an Instructive sermon while tlie married men will remain at the < hurch where Father Andrew will explain the duties of married men. Tho services at the church will com mence at the usual time, 7:30 o'clock, Tlie largest crowd that has so far attended ,the mission heard Father Daniel deliver a wonderful sermon last evening on “Sin," his text being: "They that commit si» and iniquities are enemies to their own soul." The missionary emphasized that “ man was placed on earth to save his immortal soul and when he committed a mortal sin and continued to live in sin. that he was an enemy of God and if he should ,die in such a state, he would be damned forever. A soul blackened by mortal sin cannot love God. Committing sin is revolting against God. You may not call it revolt, but nevertheless, when you commit mortal sin, you revolt against God. the same as Lucifer did when through pride he rebeied against the Creator.’’ He told tha Licifer committed the first sin, that the second sin was Committed by our first parents, Adam and Eve, whe ate of the forbidden fruit. "How many times have you sinned?" he asked. The missionary then recited the commandments and asked. "Have you prayed? Have you taken the name of God in vain, keep holy tlie Sabbath, honored and revered youi parents, hated or injured anyone, committed adultry, been dishonest sworn falsely, or coveted anything unjustly? God loves you and paid t great price for your soul, by giving His last drop of precious blood Every time you sin. you cause Him pain. You drive the nails deeper in to his hands and feet and pierce Hit ,h,eud with ciPS’U of thorns. Think of your Savior before you commit . sin. Ail the sorrows in the world cannot balance the sorrow or pair

caused God by you committing sin. Sin causes the sorrow you suffer, for Sin is tile greatest evil of the day. if sin had not been committed, you would not know what sorrow was.” The missionary's beautiful "words and pleadings to avoid sin. to live io the sake of saving the immortal soul, deeply touched his hearers and tilled every man with inspiration and determination to live a better life. Beginning Friday morning, the men will receive Holy Communion. Tlie mission will close Sunday evening, beginning with the services at 7:30. Mrs. Eli Hay. of Monroe, was here this afternoon to atend tile funeral ■>f Mrs. Mary Kern. Gits Horne, of Convoy, Ohio, at:ended to business interests here today. o — Stomach Trouble Banished for 60c Bitt Free Sample on Request Thu stoma.-h does not have <ll- - Jackson’s DiKuslive and Liver Powder—its swift work in acute indigestion proves that. Ordinary evils of indigestion—sour, sassy stoinaeii. heartburn, bloating often yields 4»o first dose. At most • hug stores. 60c jin«l SI.OO. If not satisfied witli r< suits after using first box, druggist will refund purchase orice. Jackson Medicine Co., Zanesville. Ohio. Smith, Yager & Falk THIS PURE CREAM ENDS HEAD COEDS Apply In Nostrils—lt Opens Air Passages Instantly Colds ami catarrh yield like magic to soothing, healing antiseptic cream that, penetrates through every air passage and relieves swollen, inflamed membranes of nose and throat Your clogged nostrils open right up anil you can breathe freely. Hawking ami snuffling stop. Don't stay stuffed tip and miserable. Get a small liottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist. Apply a little in the, nostrils and get instant relief. ' Millions’ eridor.se this remedy known for more than fifty years. _ - K Clear thinking! .normal digestion restored KINGS FILLS 'fa eonshpatson J

SPOR T S I <t nlted Nrrvlee.) Montgomery. Ala. —(Special to Daily Democrat)— Tlie Philadelphia Athletics mid the Milwaukee team will play here today while the It. team of Connie Mack will play tho University of Ala bama. Maßc's A team defeated Milwaukee yesterday, 21 to 3. Connie used twenty five players and hyd a new pitcher in each inning. Leesburg. Fla. —The Phillies will play the St Louis Cards in Bradentown, Florida, today, The regulars took their fifth consecutive game from the Yannigans yesterady four to one. Hot- Springs. Ark.—Manager MeKochnlo was to start the first practice today with the veteran Babe Adams pitching for the scrubs. After daily long batting sessions, MeKechnle says he is satisfied his men are going to make a slugging team this year.

Augusta. Georgia—The Detroit Tig I ers resumed out door practice yesterday after two days of forced rest suised by tile rain. The men were put through a series of batting and fielding drills by Manager Ty Cobh. Rigney, short stop, is on tlie sick list iufferiltg with a severe cold. San Antonio—Very few changes are 'xpected in tlie team of Giants that will start after the 1923 pennant. O’Connell will sart in center field and 'unninghatn and Stengal will be reained as substitutes. lackson are expected Io bo kept as nfield substitutes and Anderson may i lisplaco Gaston as the third catcher. Tampa Fla.—Washington pitchers tre improving as a result of the ex hibition games with other major ’eague teams, Donnie Bush, the Senaor's manager, believes. Brillheart and 'acliary showed real form yesterday vhen the Senators defeated the .raves, 5 to 2. • Avalon, Cal. —The Cubs need an outelder with a good peg Manager Hill villefer has decided. Not a man now with the squad getsmuch steam behind he ball. Miller and Statz have only ' fair whip. • • Pick C. E. Bell for Chairman of Campaign (Continued from Page One) give towards the worthy cause. Voluntary Subscriptions No fixed quota has been assigned to Adams county. Throughout the itate, iiot including Indianapolis’ subscription of one million dollars, mother million dollars will be rais'd. The people of Adams county can live what they wish or feel that they •an afford or want to give. A County Campaign Mr. Bell, when interviewed, stated it would take a few days to work out he details of the and therefore could not make definite innouneement when the campaign would be conducted in Adams county, except that it would be sometime in April, probably alxmt the middle of the month. A house to house campaign may be conducted and if such is the plan agreed upon, committees and district chairmen will be appointed. Those who attended the meeting

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yesterday wore: W. A. Klepper, Mrs.l Flo Bain. Mrs, Edna Sellemeyer, Mrs. Geo. Hower, Mrs. Lulu Sweuringer, Mis. Al Burdg, Mrs. Roy Mumma, Wni. Bleneke, Mat Kirsch, Martin Mylott, Arthur Fisher, D. R. Kosht, Lee StultH. Chas. Voglewede, 8. E. Brown, Mrs. Fred Handler, Mrs. Dollle Durkin. Mrs. Ed Whitright, Joe Laurent, Dan Niblick, C, E. Bell, Mrs. L. A Holthouse, Miss Mildred Keller, Rev. U. S. A. Bridge, Rev. B F. Dotson. Rev. L. C. Haney, Mrs. E. G. Coverdale, Mrs. William Bowers, Mrs. C E Baughman, and A. R. Holthouse. - o Mrs. Covert end Miss Mary Carthurine Schug went Io Fort Wayne to 'spend the afternoon. Martin Gerke, of < ast of the city, wav a business visitor here today. USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN Broken Out Skin and litching Eczema Helped Over Night. For unsightly skin eruptions, rash or blotches on face, nack, arms or body, you do not have to wait for relief from torture or embarrassment, declares a noted skin specialist. Apply a little Rowles Mentho-Sulphur and improvement shows next day. . i Because of its germ destroying prop- 1 erties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur preparation. The moment you apply it healing begins. Only those who have had unsightly skin troubles can know the delight this Rowles Mentho-Sul-phur brings. 'Even fiery, itching eczeI ma is dried right up. Get a small jar from any good ' druggist and use it like cold cream.

INFLUENZA i As a preventive, melt and inhale night and morning— VICKS V a Rub 1 7 Million fart Used Yearly Attention Moose Regular meeting Wednesday night. —Dictator.

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SEDAN Even More In Demand The Ford Sedan is accepted everywhere as i the car for tlie family. A convenient car to drive, comfortable to ride in and it affords so much pleasure at such low cost that its use is practically universal. Finer upholstery, adjustable window regulators and refinements in chassis construction have built up quality and yet the price has never been so low. The demands for this car are so great that delay may prevent your getting delivery. List your order now. A small down payment—the balance on easy terms. Ftrtl pricts havt never been to lem feed queoty hat never been to hteh Shanahan-Conroy Auto Co. Authorized Agents Decatur, Jnd. < I IX. F. 0.8 .DETROIT * fe 1■ ' ra.WwPlk I- K-i—- --% i I tx 1 I ii ill v. ———J||