Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 19 April 1923 — Page 1

Volume XXL Number 94.

MOVES TO END SPECULATION IN SUGAR

ERIE RAILROAD MAN ADDRESSES BUSINESS MEN Explains Purpose of Farm Demonstration Train Which to b£ Here • URGES AJLL TO ATTEND ExMbition at Cars Near Erie Station During Day; Lecture in Evening 4r 11. B. Rogers, the Erie railroad, addressed a Decatur business metcast evening® at the Industrial rooms. tellWg what the farm demonstration train, which tomes here next Sati>£jf.y, L anj whfht fterated. The Erie has for several years been working along the 1 ne of helping the people along it j rout«>°and recognising that their ter ritor* is agricultural are ” r - © ® J P The train, which is operated under supervision of Pulflue and manned from -Mint school . mtains four cars which if"! be jjjrk- ®! near the Erie depot durir*t the day. In the evening wilrb® a lecture and moving show at a court house and the train will Im kept open after than entertainment, giving every farmer the (fppoTtuuity ~t« visit the train. .Mr. Rogers ®Ud: <J>‘Thtw farming business is passing through a depression period. Recovt baa bwfupf.and ♦rices «®®rain and stock is ujtwart •nd enctroraging, but recovary is essarlly low. We tfent te ka*lp spe-4 it up. Thar# are £3ov ftirmers in Altams county and our train should appeal to We believe tout thf> •, farmer should improve, quality rather than increase supply attd should rtwe more produce and more ttocß at smaller cost. Wegtry to show them how to do this with our trtin Higt •-•radO-fit k is a Cheaper produtWr u* butter, milk, eggs, etc., end th% pfnfits are better.® Tls|re is bo reason why this county should not be Jqpown over the country as a great pffl’e bred £• county and there is ft reason why • very farmer should not earn greater profits. A car of pure bred cattle is worth $9,000 while a car of beef cut tie is worth jbout $2,000. ®Our trait? will show wh4f®is btSt adapted to this county. There will be fioutery talks by experts and a demonstration f of a model poultry house. Th® state farming university is the wader in this movement and the farm agent, Mr. Busche, is the local key man to the great work. We will discuss three subjects: dairy, poultry, soils and crops, and we want the farmejjj, to hear and see our four cars. The cars are illuminated by a Delco Light plant which also furnishes us power. There is a lecture coach and two exhibition cars. Cotne to the train during the day and to the lecture at night. Ask all the you want answered and gain all the information you can. Its all free. The evening lecture will open at 7:30 Saturday evening at the court house and the cars will be open all day and until eleven o’clock at night." Mr. Rogers suggested that the business men post placards announcing the meeting, call attention of customers to the train, and use the telephone to notify friends in the country of the importance of the event. He suggested also that an organization be made here and arrangments made for a Purdue Short Course for next fall. Dr. Beavers told how a woman and daughter on one of his farms had made several hundred dollars last year raising poultry and how easy it w’as when proper methods are used. The meeting was very interesting and it is hoped a thousand people will visit the Erie exhibition train Saturday. Q, extra bus runs Clyde Noble, operator of the Deca-tur-Portland Bus line announced today that beginning Saturday night the extra run at 6:30 would be made to Geneva and that on Sunday afternoon one trip would be made to Port’and, the bus leaving Decatur at two and returning at 6:25 p. m-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT

Berne School Supt. Is • Hired for Two More Years Superintendent C? O. Lelnnall tu been hired as superffitendetff of the Herne schools* Mr anothM' perfgd of two years. Mr. L< hma* is Jristaoiift , pitting hiAfthird yrar a® ent of the Hemo fthodls an<L has made ap eviable record tinting time, ’fthe l<ird met yesterday®tin<l| closed ateconfiact wither? LeMmaj). The., hoard has M-a, < host y mo* ot , the teaches for Berne Schools for next The board will however not announce T’fie-ir appointment! until the teachejn chosen accept th<» positions offered @ " • GENEVA 6NHIJAL I 'l • 'K MF PRESS •*■” 0 * * ft 4* O fe) High School l*ybUeatian Is Fine Piece flf Work? 9ft Pajjen , 1 ■<© ■" © Th*- Ml. Weinberg. tfifr s£hior clasH ant tbe stu<*»ts of tie G«tinva high stfiorj wd th fart anyone coin neefea’ with tW- ttlbopi or interested therein. <*:■ feet of tbo hi :h sck.<x>l ■■ a«»«ut "I’U Le#-gd of the | Limbeflßst.* u'ten h U Jwa. o*r tiw e @ *0 © © press-. @ * •» The anaad >o®eir»e hS-pegtSß 29 pages biftqg dovoL»d to xiftjartive ®,flta»*rtisemetit«. ft is wejl t «dit<M c'lP.d illustratiwl '.rkt wk-tarng of the met# bers <tr<dantmjr th# School lihilditisv sttd OiembHtssfif tMe acl»ol board; geowy pfcctjuHrs. rtt' c th£ Junior, so ptiw m* ft>esli«: « cltsseiy #w-t«e*v of tftr lasketbail. ♦»*!< nsuwlC ©kpuovir. antV''jfh< ( i’ ihotuwis’sUlwfa'i'eet t* tbo fitmieTlts, sad re«r(«-s of th»> hOoX; jokes; •thlrtiea’- hiitorr «ud il*« prttphasiin;. j, |Tbe of the Unshridcsr* te edited *ntl "Hhisahetl kg tb>« P-UkW Belsss“gf tbe •i-brwi a»d the mwi.brrii the «t*» •>»: Thur- ■’ liras DrwV. edtte^<weWef; '>• .Johnj M®rUji, Wmdfieav a>*n«g*r; Richard( Potter, arfverthiing' wia»«g»rt RuUD Degler, •vfit«*r> Cfciude Loitßb. avhb-tic «dW; C’WTt.i*. Stahly, Seneui" eOttor; 4ait* N«»on. senior editor; s Ptetaeaa e Le>aKer, junior editor; ‘\Levth mM-jtal jctMioPl Jt*ne«a ennuis, art editor; Em TaMy,' i*otogi>akh editqjr Catheitne Ailihu+as*. jbko e*i- ? tor; Virgil .Vi*, jahe'bdiuj. rail; hutors Bre*w? ? Mary* Both Jdargaref liw'k- facalty tVisor i? -Mi * - Th" Itook twf dedicated to Miss m>lbne% thfi followc Ing paragraph :#>pe;Uing under her photograph. ’As-« tokJh. (u otTr »>» ci 1 # appreciation of 'her intere* sad comrad&hip during the y.-*r, we, the’feeitfcflM© of «i»«<(o:n-tUe»f three, The Legend of $Ue LimberlwM. t<» Alwaa.ta Louise Follower.” The commencement exerciM-s of the Geneva school vrtll hem ♦<* Ajril 27g#nd a class of boy* ami girls will graduated. ‘ ghey are: • <& Catherine Virgil Aspy, Ruth Degler, Thurman Elizabeth Green, HowShi Claud* Lough, Arthitr Lybar®jr®Johii Mark in. Leah Miller. Julia Nelson, Riehan. Potter, Genevieve Rankin, Eugeiw Snow, Christian Florence Striker. Jeanette Sprung°r, Emmett Tully and Mildred Wood. <pi The book also contains the names of the graduating class from 1898 to the present time. o NEW CHAMPION FOOL Q (By The United Press) Cleveland, Ohio, April 19—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Arthur Klein, 28, the “masked dancer” became the champion of champions today with a record of 88 hours and 18 minutes of continuous dancing Klein has been dancing masked until he was informed that he had passed the mark of 73 hours established by Miss Magdalene Wolf here yesterday. Then he tore off his domino and revealed his identity, He is an athlete. Klein stopped at 6 a. m. today. He had been dancinp since 2 p. m. Sunday. o — Mrs. Cal Peterson returned yesterday from a several days Vfsit with jfr.eJds at Rochester. *

LIOUORRRIBS ..IN MMMJM.-J FRUITLESS • —« —■*—- ® _ O Four, Federal Prohibition 0 Ofticers Search,,,Twenty,,*’ • 'Flact*i Without Result? •«_ ® *• d TERRITORY IS DfcY '(Mlicials Sijfc k A<faiw>» e ls As Dry As Any Oftin.ty in Indiana ?• * , , 4 >• ® { According *r> fokr or five *>dera| ; officers, Adams county is* pot nufttwfact iirhi£'intoxicating liquors ;m<l we I have be«-n declared by them to be 'Sis i e)gan @ as a hourul*9 tooth." After a ken days investigation the have left for rgorf fertile fields. One > of theij, who remained behjjul his partneiM to see wither after ‘they had left .4.1101" W*as any evidence of booze making in this territory, said last evening he was convinced that this territory is as free (pom viola tions of the liquor law» as can be found in the state. About • w*ek ago two officers came i here while two other* went to Ifrirt ' lan t. Jk dt< or so lat< f the four met at Qpriev* wherb a detective had b*en quietly investigatitfg f for a week or so previously. They searched mor* than twenty places in the county but failed to ’discover >ny evidence. Tfly* officers were aided by Sheriff Badders of Jay county, Sheriff Boker ijf “this coissty. amt several deputies and they- followed every clue given. TUP <«B'ic<Mssmile<t offt loud a# be roktted * trip I* the residence Os a leader «f had been wqwrt«al T>y a Xbb«dlioas siemb*' »f the *»<T. that th* re»R?renll »e«tk>B«M w*se siaWnat “Mf<>n»»'Bi»». ” They! roHttd a tanttlb with a spooHfal is k aad placed ft m tlw car while they the dthw taifaksgh o» the .farra? Whe» they n-t»u»ed the •"h^jopsfiim■" bn* myeterfcxily iturned to oil. e ® •hie n»>4l» wwe pie»«ed hrtth the cftniUtionh ftMMd iw Adorns coust.h afitl declwh that ft every place *a«l at "clean" <b»’F ♦•• id u-:»e etu f. if I an>, jobi. 9 ” c I ® c * 1", a e Aaierhah W»m»n In PeJlnqt, s'hina, odtkurfibor the tn-wk ; YOUNG PEOPLES' • ’ NOT TONIBHT' S; ffl ~ 9 ® ° r -.J C e ® : ! Spiral Invitsl©n Given to Yoiinfc P«4>p*e to Attend Evangelical Estival < (H yohng ?«•!>>•• PWht,,dl IIM revive! pyrtieds hi progress ehft-A.' A ppeein! invitation h«s beeilt issued th the high scljpol pupils to attend the meting a large crowd peer®!. ‘Tomorrow ’ night v*l be Sunday School night. night |as men’s ni|tt lind a lafte crowd was present although had the larger atMhtidance otr the prwtding night. On Sunday morning the <Aprch will hold Hceptlon of new members. There will be no services on Saturday night. w The text bsed by the Rev, O. O. Lozier last night was, “Come now let us reason together, saith the Lord, though your sins be scarlet thej? shall be as white as snow and though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool." Speaking on the theme of "Excuses” Rev, Lozier gave some of the most common excuses why folks iu” not become Christians in these days. Some of the excuses mentioned were. “I'm soo great a sinner,” "I am as good as other folks," "There are too many hypocrites in the church.” “I'm afraid I can't hold out,” an® the most popular one of all “Not now.” “If men would expend half as much energy trying to become Christians as they do trying to find excuses, there would be far more Christians today,” he said. The final childrens service will be held tomorrow afternoon after school and all children ot the city are Invited to be present and enjoy this half hour's program.

Decatur, Indiana, Thursday Evening, April 19, 1923.

0 INSURED; ’RECOVERING ®—— . „ a ' S- ® t* "Albert Henry, John from ©lnjures ri<<iv<d al day oAtv® St, .<orU.j>ft naft-ow <••■<«> .• A I A. oMsteef Alber* A) glancing blow on the*hea<. H<g wd3 rendered unconsdsmr» ppveralStnfiUttSi lf*w»s feared he.liad beet* fatally hikg. O< r|) is w toverlng, and A'iji Soon, be ffbl" wqr)<. Hud ht«b*;en one intai 1 closer, * !• qil’ite probable h» woi|)<t s ha*% i>ft*n kiUed in-jHantly. • *|, .6ENEVA THICK '• ■< ‘ TEAM CRW ED Etaerett Rann«r, •promising Athlete, Breaks Wrist While .limping I » ■ ■ V Ueneva, Ind, April 19. — (Special tn Daily Democrati—The track t-jam the local 4)igh school received a severe Jolt yesterday afternoon when ftverett Reimi-r slipped while jumping and targke his wrtat. This will keep him out of the county meet Saturday Renner is a promising man. and his loss will be fel? keenly. Especially good time, everything I was made y. sterday it ternoon during daily practice. The 100 ‘yds was run a trifle under eleven seconds and the 220 at 24.2. Lough has been tonsistenjy topping 10>t> in die pole vault ami he doesn't lithe to exert limself to make 5:4i or s:7©in The entii* team is. p»dicing hard the high jump. eTery day. a«d havw be® for j medk. when tbe wMtker perntjtted, and expects t« fiujsh high in the mret #l, Becatsix A fijj.l team will entered, the muximuny of two men being! in. every eveut. FWEPERSMS DIE IN BUZE — J Apaj'&nent Route Fir* in- ' Lynn, Massachusetts, Takes Toll of Lives a @ tt'xited J'ress Service) Muss., April 1R -(Spe<«! to> Duty IJp»ocrat,j»-l’iv» person# «r» kv»w« t» have '» o »ln ff Sad leu wtw >e>ort*d missia* us a“fire in t^i», Essex(ifc’astla spat'tmew o'Fke di«tb . tftak To c zie», 42,»j® Gaorge Philpot 3!?. Antoiuelrt Hanliut g, so® -r Si iWergwet haney. Hunci' i’a.in-bi I<L i ,7 <7- ■> ■ c-i F«iiC» beliova the persons anae•ntlitfah for pg ora lily escaftf'd® »mt t*o£ in f«8» bi neigtorriwg boweia .. Tijey' are »eercbij>t ih« raia» frr ■ itanliew hpiw»er ro «»The m-B sr«rted on tbe second Hoar Sieftr®t|e »lev;,ror sltaft. .Ml sfa|r way.s" were cut off,, 'jA werl* Mh-ed by being carried dowft taink'i*. , jub’iped into life nBtB, , • ®—®W—SPELUNGMATCH ’ TOMORROW NIGHT ! : Annual County Grade Contest to be Hs?ld In Local High Schoo! Building 5 annual county grade spelling mate# will be held in the high school auditorium and gymnasium here morrow evening. The winner of the southern sectional will meet the winners of the northern sectional. Tho fifth and sixth grade spellers will meet in the gymnasium and the seventh and eighth grade pupils will spell in the auditorium. An admission charge ot ten cents wll be made. After paying the ten cents the individual may attend either or both of the contests. The spellers have been notified to be here rady to begin spelling promptly at 7:30 o’clock. It will be necessary to start at this time in order that the contest may be completed in one evening.

ONniILROID ‘j ’ BOOSTS WAGES :-.:OFEMPIOYES L •• “ Ilfin6is Central Rfltrtl ‘ ®to Grant Increase After I •• Other .-Wvascfxs e * • • — TW-W Bit? FOUR MAKES RAISE •» • e Gifts Advance ty Mechari- ' ics, Section FbreuH'n and Laborers Also * .• — <® •• • • trnU.-.| Pr. • Service) Chkago.® Aprir 19.- iSp>,ial. t<t Dafli l)< imereti Y'irst wage increases I>> railroads® following adI vances to < rßployes ot the puckers 'and steel industries Jvere announced lherc todav. • # • ~ The Illinois Central, retroactive * i from April L granted W.OOti shopmen a raise of about two cents an hour.' bringing tip average pay of the njer. 1 ; to 74 cents an hour. Meehahics and section forei pm and I laborers were given an advance by the Big y<>ur, according to word re .reived in railroad eir. b s from ( in i cinnati. I Construction trades in Chicago territory edtifinued to advance wage- of laborers. The Lake Coijpty Assoc iatecl wtilders increAsed such pay 15 cents an hour June 1 bringing the mmimum pay hourly to 87Jt;. Commissioner Hall, in general charge ofatne comtMission's ponsola dation labors, will preside over each. —.—. — 0 MARK GQI.NG DOWN , (I’nlted Press Service) j Berlin, April 19—(Special to Daily I Democrat) —The question of whether ! th« Reichsbafik wiH po«r its gold on--1 to the market to halt the decline frf the nark was still undecided today I ttf the market opened. Pressure fore- . ed lb' mark down to 85,000 to the dollar during yesterday's trading. ! The government seeks to stabilize if M 20,00# to tbe dollar. ®® I •— r—- , CHICAGO RtIARKIT CLObi O® „ e Whigt-May: Al-2fij July, $12.24%; Seftt,, $1.22%. Corn: May, ?9%j-; Jqjy’’h2c: Sept.. Opts: May, 45fce; July.” Sept.', ?5 1 ,4e. GRAVEL ROAD f 0 ® ® f . o ; : BONDS SOLD J ® © ... Decatur Banks Purchase Four Issue*; Total Araounl Is 538.64 Q a ' a• * ° ® ; Gra ”«t i*oa4 Übjm ovemettr boadu tothjisf tJ*;s,B4».oo ■tvere iold gewter day b» Comtjr Treaehnwt*’ Htgb D. Hit- ih>' !K gl iuuatß oi S6B.TS tltw tb© fctur ioeatiMS. Tb« CM Adams t oUßt* Bask >an-ta gud the two )irg»»t w.hbea tb»y »oin« mt the Zitaaterman rod ta l-'reta o tod Hart f»rd tawiisiifgs. araoiit. bk lufliij ( «WG h# nremiiun, and tTte Ikidertsclißi- Ih aun. is th* jtowit Bet tap amotnit. Uicfttdigg a irfetjiium.* The Hirst Nath>»al Bank punikaaed, tne ' other »igee< namtly the John Lbd<y roSd. Moini# and Blue’ Creek townirfilp, amount, $5605.6(1 premium included, $5.60; the Teeple-BrdStn state line road, amount $8,000.00, prenifalllt $8.18,5,. As soon as the bomto are prin£d and accepted the contractor* will commenc<&flh»rk on the construction iof the roads, the total length being about six miles.' l!<«ids for the i ftU struction of the A. N. Sprunger road in Monroe township, the Ulman road in Union township, the Ross Harden road in Union township and the Phiin Saurer road in Root in Union town Slips will be sold next month. All of the above roads are being constructed under the old four per cent road law. © « © WEATHER -♦ ♦ ♦♦♦•>♦♦♦s■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ INDIANA —Fair tonight and Friday; warmer tonight and in south portion Friday. »&

Former K. of P. Official Died Yesterday Afternoon •• •* «*' ® I William P. Hart. • years, past | grand of th© Kpights of lodge, j jjpi hotbe til Eort ■ tVayne, (Jfoltiding,, aerttriel 41lm* s , of > MV Bart Av as ;*>n«ral agent for the h'nioif Lit'# Jnsfy-am'j*: company jwuf wflleknpwn iii thiS city. IJc wiis l< ri“ j),nd caMed on a his Mr. llajtwtrasi member of Vhe Ben Hty and*Mgfl-’ em lodges, also, was the city schools in Huntin£tog» a number of A wfte ®anff six children survive. Fu* n«!':il Fri(jj*y. 2:30 p.ftt. '* »« * LADIES SHOWING >' MUCH INTEREST • ® Cooking School Proving Delightful and Beneficial Event to Many - <a ® ■— - , FRIDAY—SALADS ® Use of green leaves —JVlrs. Brown Preparation of various types °f salads —Mrs. Brwon a»d Miss i Johnson ® „ Close of course and thank >u —Mrs. Brown, Distribution of attendance prizes Every »seat at the gym was taken by the hundred of woman interoeted in (he donlestjc science course snddr direction of Mrs. Brown and Miss Johnson.. It has been a most delighted event according to the verdict />f many to whom we have talked*. Many question* are asked by the 1.-sdies and all are invited to ask for such information <s they desire. Yesterday was pastry day and today was cake day. The. articles nuyle on the stage were distributed and a delicious luncheon served each gaest. X represefttativb' of the Bil'.v. ley company served coffee and was . ers at the close yesterday and today mid the event is not only o«e from which we feel the ladies derive inuclt benefit but in every way »njoyablei» TQflay in tttldition to the other ilelatfacies served the Clover Leaf 1 Creamery company furnished brick ic< cream aid this added considqj® italy te the eijoyment erf the occasion Party of fifty attendance prizes are givei away each stay and thsrh is always inch interest ii who gets the tk>if, earned goods, Aareitz caidy, Kab-No-More aj-tiuleS, gas eoMgaiy gift aid other speeUrt prizes, ts yon are adt aifr udiaM yow are ©eraialy oTerlookin< • »oet ra>yabi» aveit put on for- four jaA<a>-ura and b«»efit (YmiO trworrow »><l tor-ra how to make delta‘inus satads. Th* mg rwcipHK w-ra e ire d today 1 (fitp cap aoiir miflk » »Sg» r 1 ten* poop roda !V B pices to Oawe Mix iairr<.dtears aar' aid floured ruis-ia*. Deep by gpona ftti otr* a o»d---ms utoael. BxJ<e 14 mtn»u t at 400 <legt*eb. e«A» 8 cttlif paUi? doej > 4 ’I'L .iup granulated wgm , 4 tmspoos taakia£ got, tier 1 (frispouw duh a » Wts wh'd.* 4 1 ctg> water j • 0 w? cup >l«01l o'* 0 0 **B J 1 teaspoon vanilla* ® o J , j 1 tiYisjiootj;. litnon $2 | SjffeAhe Mix ft,.wittt li<)t[jds. ftvo. ,'Beat | egg’ whitest#foatffy and as<J %®tea<| spoon „c®ant of ’ tartar.g, Beat stiff | amijfold inst batter. Bakeg.O mist ulcs at SBS degrees. Boiled Raisin 1 cifci raisins .g,. w 2 cups water Let this boil twenty minutes. Pgur of!' water in cup. If not enough io fill cup, add sufficient water to till cup. I cup brownftugar ij tablespoons Mazola 1 teaspoon iffanamon 1 teaspoon mace 1 teaspoon cloves *. ’ teaspoon soda 2 2-3 cups flour Mix Mazola and sugar. Add al(Continued on page five)

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SUGAR DEALERS . NAMED IN SUIT FOR INJUNCTION . Department of .1 usti c e i Seeks to'Ehjdin Two Co»n'L« iJahifs.ih New York J gHARGE* COjJSVIRACY • ’* - 7* • * •? * . Say ©Coiflpanie/* Operate • . of TradtC in. Sugar . ♦ a.—- • (United Presss Service) • 1 Washington, April J9 —(Vpe* • , cial to Daily « DeidojVat) —The department of today tiled ip the United States court in * New York a petition ift etiuity against the New York® Coffee and Sugar Exchange, ln«., Sind jthe New YorkX’offee and S*dgar i Clearing Association, w Inc., in which the court, wag asked to • enjoin the defjendantn “From CurtheF engaging in and carrying out in the United States a I combination and conspiracy in ® restrant of trade and Commerce' iip raw and relined sugar ” • Th.- petition asks that the defentlaiTts <4 perpuHiully enjoined from ® enp<ing into or permitting to be ■ enterwl into any transaction on the exchange or elsewhere involving I purchase® safio and delivery of sugar I’utaless thflr person ptftporting to make r such sale has in his posßt-ssion or* iisaJer' his control,a supply of sugar adequate to the requirements # of such* transaction. f , »® It further asks that tlfe exchange and the association be perpetually a.enjoiSed ffttm iff'any manner Jub- e lishbng or making imi,r!ic ary price of sugar and established *%v Vansactions e r L v * 1 on the exchange. , The government informed the coi£t I I (hat the exchange (ir»i the association ' "served no legitimate or Usefute pur- ' i pose in the raw atfd termed sugar. They exist*(filly as a means ot contracting and speculating 1 with reference to supplies of sugar. 1 which in many *caseS do not exist, * jnd for the purpose fijfaiianfpulatiftg the price of raw amt reilifed e ->g:ar r without regard to conditions jjcftially 1 obtaining in the jjjdustry and retardk lesi> of Uie lawoaf supply and”*demaud 1 and solely for illegitimate gambling speculative profits and |he erjjich- ’ nient of the parties to su«h opera Mon . J ’ and frequently to the* injury and det- 0 ' rimeor <rf those actually engaged in f the busiiess of producing and refill " 1 iag sugar aijd at all times to©tfie c > 9 serbnw iajurjf of th* consuming pub-® Jib-.” ® ® » Tbe aetitiem was drafted byaAttor- ' »ey Weaeral Daugherty jrjio is* itj Asheville. N. C.. after with ajtiag 1 Attforivy 'General Se> note'. aa« lA* suit wata filed fitter the® eMie* aisltar bad luib before Aresideat Hardiag and his cabinet. lo* than two months agoUWhen© IM ><' sugar begaa 40 tlitaftuate, LMBgtest* directed a careful iaveili- ® ga» *« bg.inj'.made by af 1 jahtice Agents yvith a view <jf fixing rospoasffjilltv f«r whiff thmi afiie'atr, « •4 .«* I* mjasHl! u |Bie»sugar market. ® , Tin- rftia) tori* jqf tbr ’ (*»«•• jva.- approved by Ih'esident . Hanhitu yestf rdw*’ Tae sui© fts Hw'hded 0» Ute' flßh(*maft aifti-trust®® | I late ifttcH tfte ac®Of 1894. 3|« Xyjth the ftlfß'g iX today's <*ICTI ® ttion’ attrition of the department , will be tifftied tf> determine whether criminalaction caift be brought. Seymoui declared that crimilftl pros'Uecutions, "frere under consideration, • but thaft he unable to say what will be done, o , He indicated, however, that a decision will reached next week. Mb • —Wr—- —i takers Raise Prices , in City of Muncie Today Muncie. Ind., April to j Daily Democrat)—High sugar prices brought more woe In Muncie today when bakers announced a twenty-five to fifty percent increase in the price of pastries. Bread prices are expected to advance also within a few days. — o ■ 1. *ln Germany at the present ym* it . requires forty hours of labor to earn a. 25-pottnd bag of flour. . -