Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 120, Decatur, Adams County, 19 May 1923 — Page 5

MAX AND MATILDE POSE FOR CAMERA -nr tli ' w ;■ JaW / - 7 ff J4i 1 tSs B/ JI > W . ..* t : ’«■ I. L 1 I If tl -rfg, S- F** ? I X ; v KSffW I ; |w* >? tai '■ , V V‘ma ir i4i g *’ • ' ' ? '<. * I t I ■„ A '■ t 'X <** fl rO WfcJL ' 1 L, =* ;< The above photo was taken shortly after the wedding of Max Oser, Swiss horseman, and Mathilde McCormick, daughter of Harold F. McCormick, harvester king. Miss McCormick is also a granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller. The wedding took place in London with the consent of the bride’s father.

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Mrs. Mary Congleton returned this week from an extended visit in Detroit with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Owen and family. MrK IMariou Reber and jsqn, of Washington township, were shoppers here today. Mrs. William Bleeke, of Union township, was here today shopping. Mrs. Charles Nyffler, and son, of Preble, were shoppers here today. The Misses Blanche McCrory and Neva Brandyhjerry went to Fort Wayne to spend the day. The Misses Vera Bright and Winifred Kitsch went to Fort Wayne this afternoon to visit friends. Charles Kukelhan, of northcast of the city, was a business visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bell and son, William, will leave Sunday evening for Atlantic City to attend the Northern Baptist Convention. Mrs. Laura Stewart and sons, of Wren. Ohio, are spending the weekend with Dr. Burns and family.

r’r t|| f W w 1 ITUMIN MMMk the best road The few dollars you deposit with us to start a Savings Account arc not so important in themselves. The big thing is < that you have really begun to save. i There is no road that leads as directly to the shining goal as the savings road, • ountless others who have traveled it before point the way lor us to follow. A Savings Account will be a help to you. Today is not 100 ; soon to start. k ■ »p First'NcttionMl Bqnk and Surplus K XJcc^tuTvlndia

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, of Fort Wayne, will be the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kern. . Miss Marcella Wass, of Monroeville, was a shopper here today. Mrs. June Brown, of Peterson, was here today shopping. Dan Helm, of east of the city, was a business visitor here today. The Misses Margaret Mylott and Charlotte Niblick spent yesterday in Fort Wayne visiting friends. Mrs. Tom Durkin, daughter Naomi, and son, Cornelius, spent yesterday in Fort Wayne visiting friends. Miss Margaret Holthouse, of Sacred Heart Academy, Fort Wayne, is spending the week end witli her mother, Mrs. Mary T. Holthouse, of North Third street. Mrs. D. M. Hensley went to Fort Wayne this afternoon to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Schick. Mrs. Hensley and Mrs. Schick will drive to South Bend to spend .the week-end witli friends. MJ’S Genevieve Berling wont to

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923.

Fort Wayne today to visit with her sister. Mrs. Paul Briede, and son, at | the St. Joseph Hospital. Miss Ruth Martin went to Fort 1\ ayno today to spend the week-end with relatives. T. J. Durkin visited at Bluffton last evening. Cordon Rentchler of Hamilton, ()., is expected here Tuesday to attend to business at the Decatur Cutting Company’s plant in which ho is interested. A letter from Mrs. P. L. Andrews, Fort Wayne, morning says her hm hand’s condition is very serious with tiie end expected at any time. She adds “His suffering is intense and the doctor keeps him under the Influence of morphine tablets all the time.’’ Mr. Andrews has been ill with a cancer on the face for several months. He was for many years prominent here, serving as postmaster and was for a long time associated witli Decatur newspapers. A card advertisement sent, out says that parties desiring copies of the illustrated pamphlet published by Rev. L. W. A. Luckey can secure them by addressing Publicity Committee, Bar Harbor, Maine, free. The booklet has gone over big. Attorney H. B. Holler transacted business at Bluffton last evening. C. A. Dugan has purchased a four pas; enger Chandler car and has erected a new garage at his home to house it. Carl Pumphrey has purchased the barn located at the rear of Mrs. Woodwards lot on South Third street and is having it torn down. The lumber will be used to construct a garage on the lot just south, recently purchased and where he plans to erect a modern home next year. Mrs. Dallas Elzey, of Fort Wayne at rived this morning to visit with her grandmother, Mrs. John A. Mamma, who has been suffering with diabetis gangreen for the past few weeks. — o— -■—— Liberia’s Schools. In the schools of Liberia, as soon as a student has mastered one class he begins teaching others. He in turn is taught by those who have finished the <ia -s above him. Many of the childrer walk eight miles through the swamp* to tile school*. NEW MINISTER BEGINSBUTIES Rev. Loose, New Pastor Os Evangelical Church, Preaches Tomorrow Rev. R. W. Loose, new pastor of the Evangelical church in this city will be officially welcomed to the church by the congregation at the Sunday morning servies. Rev. and Mrs. Loose came here yesterday from Fort Wayne. Rev. Loose having been 1 .' tor of the Crescent Avenue Evangellcial church there for several years. Rev. Loose was assigned to the pastorate of the Evangelical church in this city at the conference held at South Bend last week, he succeeding the Rev. L. C. Haney who was given a charge at Hibbard, Indiana. Rev. and Mrs. Haney and children loft this week for their new home. Rev. Haney will also attend college during the winter months. Rev. Loose announced that services at the church on Sunday would be held, at the same time as heretofore except that the evening services at 7:30 would not be held, the congregation uniting in attending the baccalaureate services at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Rev. Loose will deliver a sermon at the ten-thirty services Sunday morning' and every member of the congregation is planning to attend and extend a hearty welcome to their new pastor. The public in general joins with the congregation in welcoming Rev. Loose to Decatur. **'lililFß lIHTIilil FOR SALE Seven Room House S ■ thoroughly modern, p newly painted, good ■ garage. Dandy home. I Seven room house, g garage, chicken house, good garden. Seven room house, good location on brick street. Electric lights, gas, both kinds of water; summer house, barn. This is a very nice home anil' priced right for quick sale. • We have other city properties and can j ’ please you. See us before buying. Northern Ind. Realty Co.

111 Hf SPORTS ' • n •■ • i TTTT'r’rTT’rwTrTWWT'TW’r’rWT GRAYS TO PLAY FROG EYES A fast game is expected Sunday afternoon when the Decatur Grays play the Frog Eye nine on the latter's diamond, northeast of the city. The game will be called at 3 o'clock. The Frog Eye team is considered one of tile fastest amateur teams in this part of the state. Last Sunday they defeated the Fort Wayne Tigers in a no-hit, no-run game, 4-0. However, the Grays are not down hearted and they believe they can finish on top of the score Sunday if the breaks are even. Rash will do the hurling for the Grays with Schulte doing the receiving. o— NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W I, Pct New York 20 8 714 St. Louis 17 12 580 Pittsburgh 14 13 519 Chicago 14 14 500 Cincinnati 13 13 500 Host on 12 14 462 Brooklyn 11 16 401 Philadelphia ».. 7 18 280 AMERICAN LEAGUE Team W L Pct New York 18 8 704 Philadelphia 15 10 600 Cleveland 15 14 517 Detroit 14 14 500 St. Louis 11 15 423 Washington io 14 fl7 Chicago 10 14 417 Boston 8 14 364 AMERICAN ASSOCIATON Team W L Pct Kansas Cityl 15 4 789 St. Paul 15 9 625 Louisville 15 10 GOO Columbus 13 10 565 Toledo 9 14 391 Milwaukee 9 14 391 Indianapolis 9 17 346 Minneapolis 8 16 333 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh 4; Boston 3. St. Louis 3; Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 7; New York 0. Chicago 10; Philadelphia 7. American League Boston 6; Detroit 2. Philadelphia 4; Cleveland 1. Washington 8; Chicago 14.

Isn’t Jfunnp? THAT A MAN WHO THINKS HE IS A BUSINESS MAN Will get up in the morning From an advertised mattress, Shave with an advertised razor, And put on advertised underwear, Advertised hose, shirt, collar, tie and Shoes, seat himself at the table and Eat advertised breakfast food, Drink advertised coffee or substitute, Put on an advertised hat, Light an advertised cigar, Drive to his place of business in an Advertised automobile, and TURN DOWN ADVERTISING ON THE GROUND THAT ADVERTISING DOESN’T PAY. Ain’l II A G-r-a-n-d and G-L-O-R-I-O-U-S Feeling?

Now York, 9; St. Louis. 4. American Association Indianapolis 5; Minneapolis 2. Columbus 3; Milwaukee 8. Toledo 4; Kansas City 5. Louisville 2; St. Paul 5. "O' " — — His Record. At supper father asked Buddy how he got along with his arithmetic nt school that day. With n great deal of pride, Buddy said: “I h«<i nlmost ns many examples right as I had wrong.*’

$22.50 to $35.00 —and every price , is the lowest in |C| DECATUR W ffl for clothes of Ihe same character and quality. Mb B ) f We didn’t write this adv. and hand it to the 11|0 Cf BB printer and suppose you were going to say “Yes » j —I believe every word of it.” jiff /' We are, however, telling you the truth and ■ • it’s easy—very easy for you to tell we arc telling - 'it—if you try. a ? Y '”' may be ab,e ,o match theßC P rices if you flip qunlity th * wimls—but on putting together—staying together and altogether good suits -SSSl'Trßi'' s i ,cat i s w * n — aa< ‘ tails you lose. MICHAELS-STERN & CO. VALUE FIRST SUITS We are the accredited agents. PYRIGHT ev| Wfeh , .Jir 8 1.. «o-.V.n<ic«.c*. Go ««« J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-ALWAYS- .. n(a • DECATUR • INDIANA* Extra I ants

NOTICE VETERANS There will be a joint meeting of tire G. A. R., W. R. Spanish American Veterans, American Legion and Auxiliary to American Legion in the American hall on North Second atreet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, for the purpose of making plana for the observance of Memorial Day, May 30. 120-2tx

What Christopher Overlooked. Cotambue wan clever In some way*, bnt hd waan't shrewd enough to make expenses by lecturing while over here. o If you want to preserve your buildings use Patton’s Sun Proof Paint. It lasts indeflinitely and covers an unusually large surface per gallon.— SCHAFER HARDWARE CO.