Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1923 — Page 2

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Thursday So I’hii Hen Miss Auola Franks, 7:30 o'clock. So Pint Rt-u L'lub— Miss Auolu Franks, 7:30. Evangelical Ladies' Aid society—church parlors. The literature section of the Woman's Club iu the Old Adams County Bank. Bachelor Maid* —Miss Hose Tonnailer, 6:30. Friday Friday Night Club—Mrs. Ruby Durkin. Firßt street. T uesday P. L. ol P.— Hall. There w ill be a meeting of the P. ,L. of P. Ladies Tuesday evening at the hull. All members of the degree team aie especially requested to attend to make plans to # eo so Hartford Pity. May -13. + Mrs. John Wilson entertained the "600" club at her home on N. Second street last evening. Five Hundred was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Glen Powan. Mrs. Sylvia Vian and Mrs *Fred Fullenkanip. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. + Several ladies attended the demonstration of dress form making by Miss Nellie Klaninghani, of I’urdue University at the library today. Miss Klaninghani gave a very interesting lecture along with the demonstration, and several dress mi-ms were made. + Section number one of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, of which Mrs. Herbert Korn is captain, linvb changed the date of their benefit card party which was to have been held May 4th to May 11th. Tickets will be on sale within the next few days, by the girls of the section. —_—o | t * 1 sums ' Singles in the ninth inning by I Duncan. Roush, Bressler and Pinelli I produced three .rush and gave the | Reds a 3 to 1 victory over the Cards. : Joe Sewell's error, two infield outs i •and a wild pitch by Uhle in the ninth inning scored Putshaw with the run that enabled the Tygers to beat the Indians. 2 to 1. Carey's triple, Bigbee's single, a pass to Russell Tierney's tripld, and a homer by Grimm gave the Pirates | fin* runs in the fifth inning and a 7 I to 3 victory over the Cutis. Sam Rice scored Washington's onlytally with a home run. and the Yanks behind the fine southpaw I pitching of Herb Pennock, won the 1 game 7 to 1. On** run in u rally in tile eighth | inning was all that the Athletics I could get off Ferguson and the Red I Sox won, 3 to 1. Head, rookie pitcher from Hartford. held the Braves 'to five hits jand the Phils won, 3 to 2. Convoy Beats Van Wert Convoy high school walked away with a nice victory Tuesday in a game with the Van Wert high school which resulted in a 3 to 2 score. Fans declared the game was one of the Dost that has been played in Van Wert in a long time. Ohio City, 8: Wren, 7 Ohio Pity, given a start with a recent victory, seemed to like the feeling of winning and accordingly swatted Wren in an unusually close game at Ohio Pity Tuesday afternoon. Tile score was 8 to 7 with Ohio Pity high on the long end of the score. + + +’+ + ** + + + + + + + ♦ + YESTERDAY S RESULTS * +++t+t** + + + * + t National League Philadelphia 3; Boston 2. Chicago 3; Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati! 3: St. Louis 1. American League Detroit 2: Cleveland 1. Boston Philadelphia 1. New York 7; Washington 1. American Association Indianapolis L; Columbus 2, Louisville 6; Toledo 1. St. Paul 7; Milwaukee 5. Minneapolis 6; Kansas City 7. YESTERDAY'S HOME, RUNS , 1 ' ' J I Grimm, ffiiateo. I—3. Riel-, Senateis, 1 -1. $ —$ —I —WANT ADS EARN—

CARY MEN WILL KNOW FATE SOONj Judge (Jeitfer to Rule on Motion for New Trials Tomorrow (United Press Service) Indianapolis. April 26. —(Special to Daily Democrat I —Mayor Rosewell O. Johnson of Gary and fifty-four other Gary and !.ake county officiate and residents of the I’alument region, found guilty of conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws by a jury in federal court March 31 wiH learn their late tomorrow. At that time Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger, of Milwaukee, who heard the cases, will rule on motions for new trials and arrest ot judgement. in the event he denies the motions, vt is believed he will impose sentences immediately. The cases of five defendants who entered pleas of guilty will also be disposed of. One hundred and thirty-three physicians ami surgeons from all parts of the United States are making a ; 14.i»oo-mile voyage to the principal cities of South America. The surgical profession of Soutli America has made elaborate preparations to receive the visitors and display their medical schools, hospitals and institutions of tropical medicine. A total ot 23,733 immigrants form the United States entered Canada lust year, with cash and effects valued at $9,544,027. _o • Don't miss a'Good Time at the Moose Indoor Frolic. o H ATS—H ATS—H ATS Special prices on all hats this week. All Ladies' and Misses’ Hats reduced to s.'>.oo and SI.BO Childrens Hats SI.OO to $2.30. GIFT AND HAT SHOPPE--134 West Monroe Street 100t2

| Sensational Underselling in New Line of j i Spring Coats j A COAT THAT CONFORMS WITH YOUR TASTE, YOUR NEEDS AND YOUR PURSE IS EASY TO FIND IN OUR LARGE SHIPMENT OF NEW GARMENTS THAT ARRIVED THIS WEEK. THE COMPLETENESS OF OUR COLLECTION—IN ALL THE LEADING MATERIALS AND FAVORITE COLORS M ILL I MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL | | SPORT 1 | DRESS ’ | I) C-O-A-T-S | l| Swagger Spoil Coats with distinctive- Wc have continued this wonder lid | ness of lines are indeed rare. We have as- coat value-giving event for those women | scmbled groups Unit have a ready appeal who were unable to participate in the salj because of their individual characteristics. thus far. It you arc seeking smart apparel. Tweeds, overplaids. velours, mixtures- moderately price,d. we urge vour allendfancy trimmings, stitchihg, straps and a nee. Fancy materials, sonic laney trunbuttons. med; a large'Selection. I SJJ9S $22*5 | 1 Astonishing Values In Every Department j J E. F. GASS & SON j i

i 'luirie* Ernst went to Fort Wayo* ipduy to utleud the auuual spring meeting of the Scottish Rite.

* Will Not Increase Prices on Solid and Pneumatic Truck Tires Until May Ist Never has Firestone been so well Truck owners, using pneumatic tires, situated to give operators the greatest will find the answer to every demand ol measure of Cushion, Traction and Mile- rapid, economical transportation in the age at the lowest cost. Firestone Truck Type Cords with the Today, economical manufacturing and tread that increases carrying capacity distribution are showtng the fullest re- and traction, and the powerful suits. Our favorable purchases of rubber, gum-dipped carcass construction. in advance, of the 150% increase brought £ ef the firestone Service Dealers about by the British Crude Rubber Re- K JW Trucks Moving stnction Act, aid further in maintaining ° the old price levels. . Th ? re ar ® 800 I ? restone Service D«l---ers, located in the principal trucking Whatever the Truck Service— the centers fitted by natural ability and a — | mm w thorough knowledge of trucking, to help Firestone Dealer Has the you choose the right tire for your road £ Right Tire loads and service. Firestone developments of the past two /> rice . Protection as Long as years have made pace for the industry Stocks Last and set new records in sure, economical performance. Five tires-the Heavy Additional tires will be supplied to Duty Cushion, the Truck Type Cord. Service Dealers only so far as our present , output will permit. Consult the nearest the Max,-Cushion, the Giant Solid and Firestone Service Dealer at once regard . the High Type-cover the needs of ing your tn|ck tire needs< He ig in an motor haulage in all its forms. Each advantageous position to give you an has a distinct work which it does best. unusual tire—a specialized service—and Each possesses a definite and special prices which may not be duplicated in value for the operator. months. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio Moser Bros.—Craigville, Ind.—Hydraulic Press Service Cushion — Traction - Mileage

Special attraction for the L women at the Moose Indoor Frolic. — " 'P-rer*

“Hvlp. Ure. murder, policy . luiuil burgluuiM, burglutua!” Junior Clms play Friday night.