Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 26 October 1923 — Page 5

The Fourth Down By Willie Punt On to IxiganHport. Ixt’s shake that «way-from-home Jinx. For some time a j |nx 1,118 boen follo * ,n & t!,e Yellow Jacket teams in their gurnet away from home. This year we have a bunch of fighters ami a tiptop coach. Good-bye, old man jinx, goodbye. A basketball column called “Tip Orts" has been started in the Bluffton News by N. Recd. Congratulations Mr. Reed, and may you survive all criticism. If you don’t mind, -vc Will call you "Tippy” for short. Our old friend, Out Os Bounds, who blew off a lot of hot air through the columns of the Bluffton Banner during the last year’s basketball campaign. has not made his appearance yet this fall. We hope he returns. Our friend Leadpencil, of Wabash Times-Star fame, is picking Purdue to beat Chicago Saturday, from 3 to 6 points. There must be a former Wabash high school star on the Purdue team. Purdue may win, and we hope she docs, but Leady must be relying on hopes and not dope when he picks that winner. C. C. H- 8. defeated Payne, Ohio, yesterday, 18-0. A previous game between the two elevens this fall re suited in a 12-12 tie. Both are powerful teams. Local fans will have an opportunity of seeing one of the fastest high school teams in the state I in action when the C. C. I|. S. eleven comes to Decatur to play the Local Catholic high team, on Friday, November 2. And the locals will make it interesting for the Fort Wayne boy ~ too, we believe. Have you seen the first issue of the Basketball World? They're off | the press. This publication, which is printed at Frankfort, is full of items of interest to basketball fans. Portland will sure be a blue town if the Muncie Bt»ar Cats win Saturday’s game. We hope Portland win : ,! but we are doping the Bear Cats to cop the honors. There, very likely, will be a chapgc made in the standing of the Wabash Valley conference Safuydgy. Iluntington, now in fourth position, will tackle the Peru Tigers, who are tied with the Yellow Jackets for the leu 1 at present, while the Yellow Jackets will play the Logansport Red Devils, who are in the cellar birth. South Side, the other membar of t|ie conference, plays at Indianapolis. IF — Huntington lives up to their coach's prediction and beats Peru, and the Yellow Jackets defeat Logansport. Decatur will be perched on the top of thu heap by dark, Saturday evening.

G. E. Masquerade Dance, Friday evening, Oct. 26, Masonic halll. Come! 25213 —.2—o AUTUMN HINTS. Lonesome rustle of ripened corn, Green meadows turning brown, Tang of smoke from forest fires, Pead ieavpg falling down, ped amTgold of elm and oak. The maple’p rainbow tints, Frost-kissed flowers, apples, nuts, Autumn's gentle hints. NOTICE Anjjiody selling iuy wife, .Mary V. illossom. goods without my conseijt must look to her for the pay. 2&?t3 U. R. BLOSSOM +++****+++***** <• TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ + ♦ From the Daily Derrtocrat flies + * 20 years ago this day ♦ ***♦*♦*♦♦«♦*♦♦ October 26.—Fred Koenig is given contract to construct lloltbousc ditch, H miles long fop $6,000. Baby daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Magley, Root township. Fetersou ball club defeats Curryville, 26 to 13. Hoot township citixeuc petition tor three roatjs Jiortjj Root, Centra!,' arid

South Root. Gospel meeting are belu ghold at (he Presbyterian church. ' C. J. Lutz is home from trip to Attica. ——- Columbian Club announce big dance i for Hallowe'en. ■‘Kathleen Mavoureen” at opera house with Frank Wemhoff and Kate Mylott as stars and Henry Thomas director. D. W. Beery is buying cattle in Chicago. >- MAKE IT EARLY!—That sitting for your Xmas Photo. Edwards Studio. 251 at For Creaky Joints Just rub on the new application called Joint-Ease If you want to know what real Joint comfort is. It's for stiff, swollen, or pain-tortur-ed joints whether caused by rheuma tism or not. A few seconds’ rubbing and it soaks right in through skin and flesh right down to ligiment and bone. It oils up and limbers up the joints, subdues the inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint-Ease is the one great remedy for all joint troubles and all druggists and other live druggists are dispensing It daily—a tube for 60 cents.

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Police of Three Cities Seeking To Solve Murder (United Press Service) Chicago. Oet. Z5.->-rChicago police joined St. Louis and Kansas City authorities today in a probe of the circumstances surrounding the murder early Tuesday of William D. Grant and his wife in a St. Louis roadhouse. Evidence believed to indicate that Grant was one of the "acetylepe torch" burglars, who stole $250,000 in securities from the Werner brothers warehouse here a fortnight ago, was brought to light and Chicago police took their first activp interest in the case.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923.

Everybody Worked But Father "Father's stomach trouble geemad to be getting worse ail the time and finally he had to quit work altogether. Two brothers and myself gave up scheel and went to work to support the family. Father had lost sixty pounds in weight and was yellow as saffron and no medicine helped him. Telling a friend about it six months ago, she advised taking Mayr'p Won derful Remedy. I got a bottle and it helped father at once. He was able to go back to work a month later, has regained his weight and strength and eats like a wood chopper." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. ROTARY CLUBS TO MEET HERE Ft. Wayne Rotarians To Be Guests of Local Cluh November Sth. The Ft. Wayne Rotarians will bo the guests of the Decatur club members at a district meeting to be held in this city on Thursday, November Bth. Arthur Sapp, of Huntington. governor of the twentieth district of International Rotary, will be invited to attend, also.

Grant aud bis wife, authorities be , iieve, were slain by enemies within a "burglary ring" and were not shot during a holdup as at first believed. ( Police are working on a theory that . Grant either betrayed or “double . crossed" his accomplices and that In • wag murdered for revenge. A list of fifteen notorious gunmen ~apd safe crackers, found among (Grant's possessions in St. Louis. •, were brought here to aid local auih i lorities in their investigation. It is ■ j believed Grant was well known by all ~ of the criminals. LOG SCHOOLS STILL EXIST Warsaw. Oct. 26.—The log school

A dinner will ba served at the I Knights of Pythias homo by the Pythian Sisters and the meeting that follows will be a novel one, in that the Ft. Wayne Rotarians will conduct it, Dale McMillen, president of ths club presiding. The Ft. Wayne Rotarians will plan the stunts for the evening also. John Carmody, president of the Decatur clnb, extended an invitation on the part of the local cluh to the Ft. Wayne Rotarians and Mr. McMillen stated that of ytO men present at the last meeting of his club, 97 signified a willingness to attend. Following The banquet aud program at the K. of )•. home the Ft. Waynq visitors will be taken to the HollandSt. Louis Sugar factory and shown how sugar Is made In Indiana's only sugar mill. A happy time is an'icipated. .—• EVANGELICALS .(ConHnued from Page One) preachers began to travel through De. catur and occasionally visited Evangelical families which had moved in the vicinity. The first preaching was conducted in the home of Christian Schafer, then living on a farm about 294 miles southeast of Decatur, where is now located the County Infirmary. In 1870, Rev. Geo. W. Freehafer, of the St. Mary's circuit, organized in Decatur the scattered Evangelicals into a society, known j as the Ebenezer church of Decatur.

house still exists in some sections of the U. S., according to Wallace Bow- , man, Warsaw, who writes from Lusk I (Wyoming that he is the lone instruci tor in such a building located near L , the Wyoming town. The building is j2O feet in length by 18 feet in width. | s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—S —s—s BOX SOCIAL The Walther League will bold a box social at the Zions Lutheran ! church, comer Monroe and Eleventh 'streets, Monday evening, Oct. 29J ; Games and contests. Ladies bring I boxes. Everybody come. 252t4

s There were 12 charter members. For a a time the society worshiped in the t old court house, corner Third and t Madison streets. In 1873 their first ,- meeting house was built. During f this year also a Sunday school in the r German language was organized, , Which, h iwever, was soon ( hanged to • tho English. In 1899 the church whs I remodeled and enlarged. This servI ed as the house of -worship until the I erection of the present modern church i in 1917. In luter years the society j has had a splendid growth and is well . organized in its various departments. One of Its latest developments is the i organization of a splodnid brotherhood . this spring just before the retirement . of the former pastor, Rev. C. L. Haney.

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B. & 0. Kills Four Persons i 11 Attica, O„ Oct. 26.—Authorities to- ' day probid a grade croi'.-dr.i, a<’<dil mt • I which claimed four live.; mar p<-’ ■ , last night. > An automobile willed while a I' & O. freight train palled past th • crossin. Then as the auto stur.-d over the track ft was struck I.' a freight engine running Hghf f;< Im' the other direction. The dead were partially identified today as Miss Julia Towns, 24, T >i. do; Mrs. I’eyronella Andres, D’tcy rus; Fred Kalis, 35, Napoleon, a.' i I. . W. Zielinski, 35, of Toledo.

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