Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1923 — Page 7

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Mr,. <'•>'■> '‘‘•““y \ Ni "; u Bi. ..!.'■ with .Mr,- Klorcacf Klnzh- **§ Ih. v reside nt OrtortH Wil1 ’ Bx nr SI. M-an.v. carl is ■ , jiroiol "» lk and is k.'i nicely. ■PY Ili-I .Il'ir '-nlics went to For. lull., \ to attend i’ ; "' IB’* Ulngbam. ■ i purkln. H. *• !h v " H n Moßwhberger went to Fort ] a «t evening to assist in the ■ dl [or Judge Moran. Bnnk Gillespie ami Ralph Urey, of K,j„i stopped here an hour lost K ing enroute home front Fort Kent. Widens who has delighted Ky people here during the past flf ■„ ntN,. is in the city represent K juim Isenliarger, manager of the r ilD ,l is selHng advertising in the K premium list, which is to be pub■M this year in the form of an l hl page paper, showing many Eyres and free ads and giving

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other information. k- u. Waring left tit noon today for ColumbuH, [Miss,, where ho will visit bis slstor and other rdatlvee and friondH for u couplo of weeks, i Mr. unit Mrs. I. W. Maty and daughter, Martha Alice, of South Bend, will arrive Saturday afternoon for a visit with relative* and friends. Mr. aud Mrs. D. Hensley and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunsicker will leave tomorrow for a few days’ iishtng and outing at Homo City. Many Decatur Masons are attending the Scottish Rite convocation at Fort Wayne this week, Tlio sessions conclude this evening. ’ Henry Fuelling, of north of tlio city, was a business visitor here today. Walter Whittenbarger, of east of the city, attended to business interests here today. Mr. and Mrs. Lsjoii Class, of Colinu, visited with the E. F. (lass family for i a few hours yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Hunsicker aud ; Mr. aud Mrs. 1). M. Hensley went to

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j koine City today to spend tlio wookend at the Hunsicker cottage. Mrs. A. it. Holthouse and Miss lluth IHamtucH visited friends in Fort * Wayne this afternoon 0 Paul Hendricks, the six year old ! ! son of Mrs. Dora Hendricks, 4*>4 W. Marshall street, fell last evening while roller skating and broke bis j fight arm near the wrist. Among the business visitors here today wore It. J lluldwin, of Toledo; i’. K Yost, J. H.-Clements, of Detroit: I Miss Nolle l-Tunalngham, of I>alayette; K. It. Henthorn, J. C. Hoone, W. f. Kennedy, of Indianapolis; John i Do Fries, of Milford; Mr. and Mrs 1). H. Anderson, of Centerville; Joe A. Healey, of Hutchinson, Kansas; F. M. llummoH, of Van ,Wert; Mr. und Mrs. A. L. Aiken, of Fort Wayne; J. E. Mulehylt, of Swayzee; E. E. Horn, of Mansfield: L. H. SponseHer, of (losli 'an; A. K. Quindant and W. W. Hit-bus, ’ of Delphi. Mid Heavers, of west of tile eily, 1 was a business visitor here today. John Gerber, of Magley attended to business interests here this after- ' noon. Martin Grote, of I’reble was here today on business. ' Martin Gerke, of north of the city, ’ looked after business Hffairs here to- ‘ | day. Ben Deckmeyor <*f nortli' of tlio city was hero this morning on business. Mrs. Henry Hill, of north of Illicit y was a shopper here today. Mrs. Dick Hill, of north of llucity, shopped here today. Mrs. Oliver Walters of east iSf the city, was a shopper here today. .Mrs. Oliver Walters of east of the | city, was a shopper here today A,rs. ('. (’. Rayie was a Fort ; Wayne visitor today. ('. S. Niblick, made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning, Miss Mary Gaunt is ponfined to her la-d with a severe c ase of tlie measles. Charles Tceple made u business trip to Fort Wayne today. Peterson went to Fort Wayne today to attend the annual spring | me ting of tile Scottish Rite. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Butler have received ihc announcement of tile birth of a daughter, .Miss Mary Maxine, to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sclirock, of Hai iettn, Michigan. Mrs. Schlock was formerly Miss I.eona Stallcr of this city and is sister of Airs. Dallas Huw- •; ami Mrs. Stun ltutler. Will Take Liquor Cases to Federal Dist. (Courts Indianapolis, April 2d —(Special to | Daily Democrat)—Persons who cannot be convicted in state courts for possession of liquor will he prosecuted in federal district court, according to an announcement of Homer Elliott, district attorney, made public today. , Following a request from May.or Lew Shank for a conference, Elliott I announced, that, while he did not contemplate making the federal court a “police court,” he had asked that eight or ten of the most flagrant cases of prohibition violation he sent to the prosecutor’s office. Elliott said that “hip eases’' would not be tried. Judge Albert 11. Anderson recently ruled that while white mule whiskey is contraband it is not proof lo obtain a conviction. CHICAGO MARKET CLOSE I Wheat: May sl.2«Vk; July $1.24%; Sept. $1.22%. Corn: May 81%o; July 83%c; Sept. 83%c; Oats: May I •45%c; July 4C ! ic; Sept. 4S%c. ‘‘Know Thyself.” J Any man’s greatest achievement is I to know' how to belong to himself, and I to it-'old being tossed about by the I theories, doetrines, and half-baked I o'ilntens of others who would use him I to further tlicit' own selfish interests I or concealed purposes. I RENEWED TESTIMONY No <uie in Decatur who suffers I 'backache, headaches or distressing I urinary ills can afford to ignore this I Decatur man's twice-toldi story. Itjs I confirmed testimony that no Decatur I resident can doubt. , | Perry Elzey, 21ti N. Gth St., says: I I “My kidneys were disordered for I many years. I was weak across my I buck and loins and if i stooped, my I back ached severely. 1 tired quickly I while at my work- and certainly felt I badly. Since using Doan's Kidneyll Pills which I got at the Holthouse I Drug Co.. I have been in good shape. J My hack now feels much stronger I and does not act as it formerly did. I Doan's did me more good than any J other remedy.” I (Statement given December 5, I'JOS.) I On October 23, 1920. Mr. Elzey 1 said; “Dhan's Kidroy Pills cured me J of kidney trouble after I had sutTerpd I from it a long time. I have had to I return of tire complaint." s Price 60c, at till dealers. Don’t I simply ask for a kidney remedy—get|| Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that. I Mr. Elzey had. Foster-Milburn Co.. II Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Every ni«ht this week— I Moose Indoor Frolic.

Fail to Find Any Trace of Judite Moran (Continued From Page One.) some credibility, wus advanced today. Ths theory was that tile Judge miglit itavu gone to the Wabash sta- j tion, lie was going lo the Pennsylvania station at Fort Wayne, I to catch the G. H. & 1. passenger train for Decatur. It is argued that lie might have boarded a Wabash train, giving Decatur us ids destination, und was carried to Decatur, Illinois. A telegram was sent from hero tills morning to the Chief *of Police in Decatur, Illinois, hut so far no uuswer has been received. A report was current Yesterday afternoon that Judge Moran had been loeuted in u sanitarium at Plymouth, hut a later investigation proved that the man In question was Judge Mahoney, ot Chicago. A reward of SSOO was posted yes- —* ' " 1 ' ■■'»

11 - !■■■,»— I ■■■■■■ 11, — ■ I"—Look Them Over * I ■ I I Until you see the new styles we are show- | I ing this spring, you won’t know how far 1 I style development has progressed. You’ll j| ■ see some totally new styles here, models | ■ that cannot be seen anywhere else. These I I exclusive styles are shown in | I Kuppenheimer j I GOOD CLOTHES 1 $35 to $45 I A large variety in all sizes for 1 I- , Men and Young Men | The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes

tmiiay by Jmlga James J Muruu, i-f Portland, brother of tlio mlsalng Jurist, for uny information which will lead to th<- binding of bis brother. A desertpnon of Judge Moran wus broadcasted last night by the radio broadcasting station of the Detroit News. In addition to tho Circulars | sent out yesterdaby by the Decatur I lodge of Elks, of which Judge Mcrafi ! was a member, the police department iof Fort Wuyue yesterday broadcasted photographs ami discretions of 1 the missing jurist to all police departments in northern Indiana aud northeastern Ohio. Judge James i Siorati has appealed to every farmer f in northern Indiana to assist in ’ searching the country for his brother. i Meunwliile relatives and friends of I Judge Moran are anxiously awaiting ■ Home good news concerning ids i whereabouts. Groups of local citij zens can he seen at almost any time in tlie day standing on the sidewalks • (hseussingtliejmystery^^^^^^^^

Wabash Fearing punishment for ■ j tho lops of her glasses, Mary StevcnI son, 11, failed to return from school.- | Police found her. ■ ■■■■ ■— -•

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r! ‘‘Got out! My wifo is coming; You'd better beat it. Beat it!”—Sea ,' "And Homo Came Ted" Friday night. 9Jt3