Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1923 — Page 6

t Pleasant Mills M. E. Sunday school 9:30. Public worxhlp 10:30, Theme: "Things that make the I Peace.” Epworth League 0:30, Topic: "The New World Citizen.” ! Evening worship 7:30. Theme: "Witnessing." Prayer meeting Thursday evening, 7:00. The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. | Clark, west of town. About 25 were I present and enjoyed a gumptious din-1 ner and splendid social time, while l working on matt-rial for the Bazaar. Nov. 2Xth. One week until the 3rd quarterly conference. Let's meet our obllga-' tiona in full and have good reports in every department. Rev. F. A. Shipley. It Might Have Been Worse: Was Bad Enough Philadelphia, Nov. 9. (United: Press.)—The editorial staff of the Red Pine, University of Pennsylvania of- [ li<ial magazine, is in need of a Chi-, n< e editor. In the last issue of the magazine a Chinese tea garden proprietor decided to run a page advertisement, with his name printed across the top in Chinese letters.

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I Co-operation in any Community is Profitable to all. | That is why our loyal patrons have made the CLOVERLEAF CREAMERIES I a worthy institution I I ‘‘lt Pays Farmers To Sell Us Their Cream” j

The advertisement was accepted. A I ent was made. but when proof-read ' Ing time entne no one could read the [copy. Luckily, there wasn't a single error in the spelling, and the editorial I staff was overjoyed. I Tia n came a letter of protest to the university otlleliils. The proprietor I of the tea house complained that bls' I name was upside down. The Red and Blue will soon have a j Chinese student on tin- stuff.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923.

G. R, & I. Sued for Big Sum By Portland Lady Portland, Nov. 9.—Sult Reeking $15,• 000 dnmagen ngnlnst the fl. 11. A- I. railroad h;ts been tiled in the Jay clr-(-nit court by Miss .Marjorie Miller, daughter of the lute Charles Miller, of this city, us result of injuries re-L-elved about two years ugo when a machine in which she was a passenger with John Goodrich, Jr., son of J. It.

Goodrich, of Winchester, was struck' by a southbound passenger train on the G. IL * ). at the Meridian street ■ crossing. The suit was filed through Attorneys ('hnr)es F. Stewart and Erve Hanford, of Indianapolis. According to the complaint the ac- . cidcnt, which almost resulted in n fatality, occurred about 7:15 o’clock on i the night of November 13. 1921. The • plaintiff and Mr. Goodrich were en route north on Meridian street in the

latter's Cole Eight sedan. The night was dark and sleet and rain were falling. and the view of the crossing, the

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complaint says, wya obHtnietcil by tho elevator of tbe Portland Equity Exehanga, located on the eaat Ride of

i the Rtreot nnd clorp to the truh." Mlhh ‘Miller Is now with r.-hti,. In Los Angeles, Calif.