Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1923 — Page 6

Senate Unable To Name Chairman Os I. C. C. Today (T'nlted Press Staff Correspondent) Washington, nec 19—(Special to Daily Democrat) -Senators Hiram Johnson. Calif., and Capper, Kansas today joined supporters of Senator Couzens, Michigan, for th# chairmanship of the interstate commerce committee, when balloting was resumed In the senate. The first ballot of the da'V however failed to break the dentflock. Washington, Dec. 19—(Special to Daily’Democrat)—President Coolidge was notilled today by senate administration leaders that Senator Smith, South Carolina, democrat, would be elected chairman of the senate Interstate commerce committee. Senator Watson, Indiana, told Mr. Coolidge during a conference at the white house, that he expected Mr. Smith would be elected today. Watson predicted the votes of Senators Norris and Howell. Nebraska, would break, the deadlock. Neither has yet voted for Smith, though both have voted with the progressives for | Senator Couzens, Michigan. “Birth of a Nation”—Never; anything like it. 21>8t5 ( , — COLLEGE BASKETBALL Wabash, 23; Central Normal, 16. DePauw, 29; Earlham, 11. Capt. A. N. Miles Becomes Supt. Os Reformatory Pendleton, Ind., Dec. 19 Captain A. M. Miles, for years assistant superintendent of the state reformatory, today assumed active charge of the institution, succeding George A. H. Shideler, who died several days ago. Miles entered the service of the state 20 years ago as a guard at the old reformatory at Jeffersonville. MAN 80 HAS • .. >4 • • Nobesvitle, Ind., Dec. 18—Robert Stack, 80 is seriously ill with the measles. The attending physician says he ne\er heard of a man as old as Stack having the disease. PATARRH * / of head or throat is nsnally benefited by the vapors of—r' VICKS V Vapoßus Ore’’ 17 Million J art Utrd Y tarty A List for Late Shoppers We still have a Well Assorted Stock of Holiday GIFTS "1 IDEAL I //ictus aoiQTOVt I ' cFWirro rl aluminum DOUBLE BOILERS TEA KETTLES PRES. KETTLES PERCOLATORS TEA POTS CAKE PANS PUDDING PANS SAUCE PANS FRY PANS ROASTERS GRIDDLES CRUMB TRAYS CHILDREN’S SETS FRY’S OVEN GLASS METAL FRAMES WAFFLE MOLDS SAVORY CUTTLERY , SAFETY RAZORS LUNCH KITS THE BROCK STORE

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19,1923.

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