Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 20 September 1923 — Page 7

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■ , c smith and daughter, i ■ and Mrs. Erwin Bixler and ' ■"'“'nt H"» rl *' la of B, ' rn, ‘ VlSl . ■ ll;Uig N A. Bixler, Tuesday. ■ M 7 J.X-’peam «nd Mrs. Minnie! ■ jUn visited friends at Bluffton, i ■ and sons. Billy I ,r i)ii went to Et. Wayne this ■ „ io spemi the day with Mrs. B Harry Fruge and family. ■ C George Flanders went to kt. ■ w.vne to Visit friends. ■ Francis Costello returned to Fort | w vne after visiting his parents, Mr. ■ j Mrs H. F. Costello. ■ an M,« Katherine Kocher left today ■ fo r Ann Arbor. Michigan, where she ■ ' ,11 enter the diversity of Michigan. ■ Hen ry Gentis, of Ft. Wayne, was a ■ business visitor in the city today. H Mrs. E. W. Kampe was a Ft. Wayne visitor today. ■ Mr and Mrs. Earl Conner and sons ■ James and Jack, visited at the home ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Janies H. Allen at

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I Huntington, last evening, motoring over for supper. | Remember the sale of property. : residents and lots, at the Industrial rooms Tuesday evening. Chance to ' make some money. The cold wave which started in the west and was headed this way seems to have boon side tracked and ,no one Is grieved. It would be fine if the rains would let up however. W. A. Klepper, of the Clover Leaf Creameries is attending to business at Pittsburgh and New York for a lew days. A letter from Allen Stutter says that they are getting along fine in their new location nt Waterproof, lai. where Mr. Stalter went four months ago. They are hoping to visit here about Christmas time. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ellinghatn, of i Fort Wayne will visit friends here this evening. Cash Andrews, of Fort Wayne, vis-

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iled here last vening, I < Several from hero will go to Bluff- ' ton tomorrow to attend the funeral ,' services for Chris Seabold, whoso,J death occurred Tuesday evening. } Mr. and Mrs. I .L. Merry, of Chicago, are visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Merry, on West Monroe street, for a few days The St. Vencent de Paul Society with meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alphonse Kohne. Assisting hostess will bo Mrs. J. W. Bosse and Mrs. J. C. Moran. A good attendance is desired Floyd Baker ,ot Rochester, Ind., is spending a few days visiting relatives and friends in this city. Mrs. Mary Wemhoff went to Fort Wayne to spend the day with relatives. Mrs. A 11. Holthouse and Miss b’an Hammel) went to Fort Wayne this afternoon to visit friends. Miss Helen Dugan will leave tomorrow for Poughkeepsie, New York where she will enter Vassar as a Senior. James Staley made a business trip to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. The Misses Madge and Fan Hite spent last evening in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Frances Dugan has returned to Boston, where she will begin her fifth year as instructor in the Windsor school there. Mrs. D. W. Debolt and daughter, Lavonrie, of Root township, were here today shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Springer and daughter. Marjory, of St. Marys township, w’ere shoppers in the city, today. Tice Baker, of Root township, was i a business visitor here this after- 1 i noon. Wilbert Stably, of Monroe, was here today looking after business interests. Air. and Mrs. Emanuel Hart, of Union township, are celebrating their, fortieth wedding anniversary today.! Mrs. D. M. Leonard went to Fort Wayne today to visit friends. Miss Cecile Reichard will go to' Ri h’.nond. Saturday for a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Tolle. _ Nett York Stores Arc Deserted; Unable To Advertise In Dailies By Steve Hannagan United Press Staff Correspondent New York, Sept. 2'l.—A<h'< rtlsing is news. A dearth of women shoppers at the height of the bargain season is laid i to the fact that New York is without newspapers. I), partment store beads and shoppi rs interviewed by the United Press confirmed the fact that shopping is decreasing eai h day the city goes without its morning and evening pa- j pers. A visit to the larger department 1 stores found them deserted in comparison to their usual rush. It does not require the strategy of an aisle mariner to negotiate the paths through New York’s great stores these days.! "The slump in shopping is caused by our inability to advertise in the n< wapapers,” asserted the executive of one of the largest department I stores. "The first day of the strike , business was not so bad —the impetus ■ of the previous day’s advertising car-; .ried us over. Yesterday it was worse. 1 Today it is awful. Tomorrow and each succeeding day we cannot advertise, it will be even more notice- ‘ able." IFBIIE TRY THIS FREE Apply it to Any Rupture. Old or Recent, Large cr Small and You ere on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands Sent Free to Prove This Anyone ruptured, man. woman or child! should write a onee to W. S. I’.j. ... low Main St., AdaavS.- N. Y.. for a free trial of his wonderful stimulating application. Just put it on the rup.are ami the muscles begin to tighten; they begin to bind together so tint the opening closes naturally and t'x need of a support or tiu<s or appliance is then done away with, lion t m-.elect to send for this free trial. Even If '.our rupure doesn't bother vou wirit is the u of wearing supports ell your life" Whv suffer this 1 nuisam e" ' Why run tlm risit of y.m- | erem and smh dangers from a small | ami innocent little riipt’i.'o. tilt' kind I tha has thrown thousands on the op- I orating table? A host of men and worm n are dally running such risk lust I.cause their ruptures do not I hurt nor prevent them from getting I around. Write at on. e f-o' til's free | 111’1, as it is CO .liiil" u wonderful I thing and iias aided in the < lire of rnnlii"''" that were as big us a mans I two tin's Try and write at once. 1 using the coupon below. i Free for Itupturc AV. S. Itlee. Im-, j tntiC Main St.. Adams N. V . I You may send me entirelj free i stimulating applicaion for Hup- I tore. I Name j Address * I . ... - ‘

sports} YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Philadelphia, 0-5; Cincinnati, 1-5. Boston, 5; Pittsburgh, 4. Brooklyn, 5-3; Chicago, 1-4. New York nt St. Louis (called, second inninv, rain). American League Chicago, 1; Boston, 2. St. Ixmis, 0; Washington, 11. Detroit, 6-3: Philadelphia, 24. No others scheduled. American Assocation No games. — ® — LINCOLN LIFE NINE BEATS ST. PAUL ASSOCIATION TEAM Ft. Wayne, Sept. 20.—American Association clubs appear to have no terrors lor the Lincoln Lifes. After holding the Toledo tail enders to only a l-to-0 victory earlier in the season, the Lifers stepped out yesterday and handed the St. Paul league leaders a 3-to-l defeat. Some superfine pitching by Dick Falvey was responsible for the victory that the Lifers slipped over on the boss club of Tom Hickey’s cir- | cult(By United Press) By copping a doubleheader from the Phils at 1-u and 6-5, the Cincinj nati Reds increased their hold on secI ond place and cut the lead of the I Gi; nts to four games. 1 Dazzy Vance pitched the Robins 1 to a 5 to 1 victory in the first game I bul Alexander beat Reuther in the | second game and the Cubs won. 4-3. Genewich stopped the Pirates and 1 the Braves made it two out of three j in the series by taking the last game I at 5 to 4. | Two runs scored on a ninth inning I r;:l y gave Ehmke his twentieth victory of tin season when the Red Sox beat the While Sox. 2 to 1. o The Fourth Dowa By j Will e Punt 2 The VanWert high school girls are going to play soccer football this i fall. Now don’t get too rough, girls. The Yellow Jacket second team withstood the line bucks of the varsity backs pretty good in scrimmage yesterday evening, but the first team made several long gains on end runs,’ i pauses and cris-cross plays. Anderson should prove to be a big dr: wing card here on October 6. Al- , though this is the first year in foot- , ball of the Andersonites, that school is noted throughout the state for ' tlr ir athletics and the players learned the fundamentals in spring praci tico last spring, so fans, don't get set for a one-sided contest. i "I'ere's to the Orange and Black, May they never have the wall at their back. Bi t if they should, let it. always be known that they did as good as they could.” —A. Leadpencil, of Wabash. After reading the above literary |g< m, we. called forth ail of our poetic resources, took our typewriter ■ in hand and penned the following: Here':! to the Purple and Gold. May they ever be brave and bold. But if they get beat I THE CRYSTAL I —Tonight Only— .« “BULLDOG H DRUMMOND” ■ t A big production, aS featuring, Carlyle Blackwell and M Evelyn Greely n One of the greatest f® nielo-dranias ever written. —Also— M The Ith chapter of the ■ HI serial ■ “The Eagle's Talons” ■ 10c—25c Tomorrow & Saturday ■ Rudolph Valentino H in Ml “The Young Rajah” |

In a difficult feat, i Don’t turn them out in the cold. Coach Staggs has been succeeded at Anderson by Zeb Carmen. Staggs turned out some of the fastest basketball teams at Anderson that the state has ever known, but he always failid a few points of winning the state title. The new coach is rated as one of the best in high school circles, and his work will be watched closely. The Peru team Is working hard. Coach Redmon is working hard on the tackling end of the game at present. The Peruna squad has been equipped with new uniforms this year, too. Their first game is with Monticello. o — ■ William Shamerloh, court bailiff, has been ill this week althought able to attend to his duties most of the time. - < HAVE A BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs. Erman Minnick are the proud parents of a baby born to them Tuesday. Mother and babe are getting along fine. The mother before her marriage was Miss Coletta Sorg. — i.—i Special Truck Rate Am making a trip to Fostoria, 0., O.'ober 3. Anyone having return load to -any point near this destination should see D. F. Teeple, the drayman for special rate.

q/ Be it e-- hum r 'O piA.cs howuT — iJO. ' I Do the Old Fhsmoned I songs still thrill you7 I "Home, Sweet Home, it erver so humble, there’s no place like home” are very rich. Those memory-laden songs of long ago—th« I songs your mother sang for you. Mother —are you giving your children —your family—all the happiness that this great big world has to offer? Not if music is absent from your home. Without music, you may never know those tender moments —when the hearts of mothers uid daughters draw close, and sons discover that fathers are pals. Music is all the more appreciated when produced on an instrument of the high grade quality of a I PACKARD PIANO I —or — I PLAYER PIANO I >4 and our easy payment plan makes it convenient for anyone to own one. You are cordially invited to call and let us demonstrate the superior merits of our instruments. « I BEAVERS & FRYBACK I FURNHT RE S TORE H South Second Street Decatur, Indiana U Branch of j I Packard Music House I Wayne and Harrison. .]

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