Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 302, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1923 — Page 8

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The following songs will be sung around the big Christmas tree on Liberty Way at the Municipal Christinas celebration to be held in this , city Monday evening at five o’clock.

Clip the songs and take the copy with you and join in tho singing. • Adeste Fideles Oh come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant; Oh tome ye, oh come ye to Bethlehem ; Come and behold Him born the King i of angels; (Chorus) Oh come, let us adore Him. Oh come, let us adore Him. Oh come, let us adore Him. Christ the laird. A-ineii. — Verse II God of God. Light of Light, Lo! He abhors not the Virgin’s womb; j Very God, be gotten, not created: Repeal Choras , Verse 111 Sing, choirs of awgeta, sing in exulta- ’ tion. Sing all ye citizens of heav n above: ! Glory to God in the highest; Repeat Chorus Verte IV Yea Uirtl. we greet Thee, born this happy morning; Jesus to Thee be glory giv'n; Word of the Father, now in flesh tip-, je-aring; P.-neat Ch Joy To The World Joy to the world! the Lord is <o:i <; let earth receive her King; la»t ev’ry heart prepare Him room,— And heav’n n.id nature sit.g. And heav’n and patitre sing. And heav’n and nature sing, • And heav’n. and henv’n and nature Verse II

Joy to the world! the Saviour rvlßOs; Let men their songs onr.l'y; While fields and Hoods. r<>< k hllland plains— Repeat the sounding Joy, Repeat the sounding joy. Repeat. repeat the sounding joy. Repeat the sounding joy. Verse 111 He rules the world with truth and grace. And makes the nations prove The glories of His rlfchteottsnL’ss, And wonders of Ills live. And wonders of Hl« lore. And wpndm, wonders of Hix love. And wonders of ills love. Sil’tnt Night Silent night. Holy night All is calm, all Is bright Round yon Virgin Mother and Child Holy infant so tender and mild. Sleep In heavenly pence. Sleep In heavenly pence. Silent night. Holy night Shepherds qukke nt the, tight. Glories stream from heaven afar, Heav'nly hosts sing Alleluia; Christ, the Saviour, is born! Christ, the Saviour, is born? Silent night. Holy night Son of God. love's pure light Radient beams from Thy holy rare. With the dawn of redeeming urao Jesus. Lord. at Thy birth! Jesus. Lord. at Thy birth'

Hark! The Herald Ange’s Sing Hark! tho herald agneb sing. Glory to the new born King; , Pence on earth and mercy mild,

God and sinners reconciled! Hark! the h.rald angels sing Glory) Glory to the new-born King. A-men. 1 Joyful, all ye nations, rise. Join the triumph of the skies; | With th' angelic host proclaim. I Christ is born in Bethlehem! Repeat Chorus j Christ, by highest heaven afiored; I Christ, the everlasting Lortl: Late in time behold Him come, ) Offspring of the Virgin's womb. Repeat Chorus FEATURE NET GAME .• * (Continued fmm Page One) , |dayed with several professional teams, and for the past three years f ■las be"ti the mainstay of the K. of C. team, and until this year its captain. l | Voss, the U. of Michigan star, plays at forward, and Ralph Millar, the only Fort Wayne man on the team, plays at guard. Miller will be remembered !as the star of the old Lyceum Feder-' als who pl:".<d in th's city several’ times before the K. of C. team was i rgar.ized. Playing Eastern Style The Fort Wavne team has heen > lastorlng the Eastern style of play, with Lis < tel in view took an <4ght days’ tour of the east, playing every night. Improvement has lus-n pup.d. und although they did not win' . the'r gu.nes, they got togeth r zo) effectively that they were able to de-, c:.s veiy beat tl,< uLot g Syracuse All Sotga i:t th lr last game fn the East, which argues well far their future 1 n'ttles. Then on Thursday they play<d the South Wilmington. HL. Seals

w and won easily by a score of 31 to 22. The Caseys am headed for the championship of the world, and it is a great importunity for Decatur fans io see them In m-tlon without the necessity of going to Fort V.'nyne. .Manager Alter has assured the local management that all of these stars ‘i will be here, and will play, and so Decatur tons are to ho given a rare epprrt unity. Leauv.S To Do Strenfltheri«d While not ovetiy optoinlstlc as to the outcome of the game, the Leaders will bn strengthened by the, addition of tdiver. <lnsry center on the Berne team, who played Lera lb's week, and M.of Bluffton. who lias b< en in t'.ie Leaders liu«-ttp la the last two rrtned. and they assure us that they I- will give their best, and that the Knightg will know that they have been somewhere when the dual whistle blows. , iWerrcd seats .orc ruling rapidly. end th ' ' !ty of big gymnasium will let taxed to hold the crowd, which will gather to ace this game, but Mr. nr ger Koi ter asavrea us tlmt there are still many god sag's left, i.Ad promises everybody a fine vhw of the game.' Tickets ran b« reenred at th<- Peoples Itretaumnt. and irom Mr. Koltrt nt the* American Security . company. Lenders Need Support It is the dasltv* oi the Lenders to acquaint the public with the fact that

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I they are at an expense of over five { hundred dollars to >!ay this game, and it goes without saying that they will be very glad to see all the seats and standing room taken up. The financial outcome of this game will have a bearing on the class <T teaifu who will play here in the future, Jo, if the Leaders ate supported in away that shows that the public wants to i see high class and expensive attrue ( (lons like the t'rifeys, they can do so. lor Manager Kolter has tentative dates with the Keyser Collegians, o.’ New Jersey; the Osw ro Germans, of Oswego, N. V.; the iluntim-ton American Ley,lon team; the Hau Clair I Wis. Professionals; ami with a num ! her of others of the country’s very j best teams. Os court ••, it takes supi port, to make these games possible, but wo bi I’eve (he fans of Decatur will give such support, and we will . have some real basket ball enter tainmelit this winter. I Court House j Damage Suit Dismissed Tho two suits for damages of Edward Zellner and his wife. Louise Zellner, against Walter L. Ross, receiver for the Toledo St. Louis and Western railroad company, have been dismissed. The suits were the outgrowth of an accident which secured on one of the street crossings In this ' ity several months ago. in which the Zellner automobile was struck and | Mr. and Mrs. Zellner injured. Old Suit Dismissed i The case of Albert Vplegger i igainst Dallas E. Butler and KatharI ine Butler, suit for damages, which i was fih d in the Adams circuit court ion December 16. 1916. was dismissed ! today for want of prosecution when ! the plaintiff failed to appear for the i 9 r’ n 1

| tr:al. Another Suit Dismissed The case of the Industrial Loan and Investment Company vs. Purman B. ' | Hebble et al, was dismissed yester- - 1 day on motion of the plaintiff. Motion to Dismiss In the case of V. M. Nussbaum & ! Company vs. the Decatur Hoop comI pany. the defendant has filed a moI tion to dismiss the case for want of i ,)u>seculiqn. To Appoint Guardian The petition of Joel Mazelin to have I a guardian appointed for. Noah Falb. i was heard by the court this morning I The court found that the defendant. !la a person of unsound mind, infirm ' ard incapable of managing his own , I estate, and that n guardian should be appointed. Case Dismissed In the case of Harry A. Behold vs. . ; the Fort Wayne Transfer cotnqay. suit for damages, a written agreement for dismissal at tho defendant's cost was filed. The court dismissed the case accordingly. Jackson Guardianship | In the guardianship of William Jack son. the guardian filed a petition to purchase an outside toilet. The petl ■ ; tion was sustained by the court and ' the guardian authorized to purchase a toilet und erect the same at the cost 1 not to exceed 920. —— - ■—— -•— I - ' — I). C. H. S. LOSES CLOSE (Continued Feem Pure One) I HusseLnan. at forward, played best . for C. C. H S.. while Captain Chris . tea and Keyers showed best for the | | locals. Meyerz thrilled the spectat- , ora many times with his remarkable

speed and ability In breaking up ( stays. L’neup and summary: I Decatur 12 C. C. If. 8. IS Wemhoff F jfusselman HcdthdUse F.... Pauley R. V< glewede Belot 1 Cjiristen .G Graf A. Voglewede.. . GFerguson Substitutions: Decatur Laurent tor ' Wemhoff; Meyers for Holthouse. GasS tor A. Vogiewed •: C. C. If. B.— McCormick for Husselmnn. | FM>|d eoaltv Wemhoff 2, Holthousc 1 I. Mew* 1. It. Voglewede 1; Husr.elmsn 3; Pauley 2' Belot 1 Foul Goals: Meyers 1, R. Voglewed# I. Ferguium 1. Referee: Teeple. , Ft. Wayne Hijfh Schools Lose (lames l<ast Night Fort Wayne, Dec. 22— fxirsl high , school l«an» had a disastrous seealon at the South side gym tost night in the last games before the holidays both South Side and Central being smothered under to toheavv aocres. South Fide test to Shelbyville 8021 . and Centre! wag defeated |-y Angola .18 to 8. — » i CHICAGO MARKET CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 21.01%; May |l.tW%; duly |I.M%. Corn: Dec. 6!»%c; Mav i 73%c; July 74%c. Oats: Dec. 41%c; May 44%c, July 42%c.

BERNE BREAKS LOSING STREAK High School Basketball Five Defeats Ohio Team, 21 To 11 Berne, Dec, 2.'! (Special to Daily Democrat) The Berne high school basketball team won its first victory <.f Hie season lost night, defeating the Liberty township, Ohio high school quintet in the community auditorium by a score of 21-11. The •tame was fust and Interesting throughout. The first half ended 118 in favor of Berne. Wfnteiegg, forward and Bagley | center, led in the scoring for Berne the former getting five field goals r.rd the latter four. The visiting j earn is coached Ity Ira Baumgartner a former Berne young man. In al pifliminary game, the Berne Midgets defeated the Bryant Midgets, by a tore cf 28 to 11. Lineup and summary of the big game: Berne 21 Liberty Twp 11 .Vintt-regg F French Laisure F Orwick Bagley C Brooks, Zllenberger (1 Benson Eley G Creighton Substitutions: .Moorehead for French; Frem h for Orwick. Fh hl goals: Winteregg 5, Leisure ■ Hadley 4, Orwick 2. Brooks 2, Creighton 1. Foul goals: leisure 1 Creighton 1, Rejeree; Hendricks. o I). H. S. DEFEATED (Continued From Page One) ter four field goals and one free throw. Laure scored five field goals and Johnson scon d six for Fair

mount. Steele, DeCatnr forward ■•tarted out in fine fwrni and scored ihrec field goals in rapid succession .rom tinder ’!»•• basket, but the pace was too fast for him and he weaken ed. Few fouls were called on either team tinting the game. Lineup anti summary: Decatur 29 Fairmount 35 Steele F .'. Johnson Ihtrwin F lature tgimniiman C Fowler Mill, r G Ratcliff White G Leach Substitutions: Detatiy—Farr for Steele, Andrews for latminiman. Lammiman for Farr; Fairmount — Johns for Fowler, latffler for Laure. F.eld goals: Sie< le 3, Im: win 5 jirnmiman 4. Miller 2. Johnson 6 aure 6. Fowler 2, Ratcliff 1. LafTlcr Foul goals: Iximmiman 1. Igture 1. Referee: Mattingly, Tipton. o—' Funeral Held For Mrs. Hain Today Funeral services for Mrs. Simeon J. Hain, whose death occurred Tues day evening were held at nine o'clock this morning from the st. Mary's Catholic church. The services were largely attended by relatives and >rien<ls of th'* deceased. Mrs. Hain's mother. Mrs. Jacob Bertel and daughter Miss Frances Bertel, of Jamestown. North ftakota. arrived Thursday night. They will remain here for a visit with the six Httle children, left motherless by the death of Mrs. Hain. Burla! was made in the St. Joseph cemetery.

G. E. Plant Closes For Christmas Vacation The General Electric plant closed at mw.n and will remain closed until next Wednesday, giving all employes a Christmas vmatiun. Gifts were ex- < hang<-d among a number of the employes thia morning and much merriin< nt was afforded. A golf liall was presented to Bob White. n« a foundstion for the proposed golf club which wa.< urged in an Interesting article printed In the Dully Democrat recent ly and signed "Bob White.” Although lie is uniiMe to make bls fellow nanodateta believe It, Rob stoutly main tnins that ho Is uot the author of the article. . Arrested For Speeding Fied Busse, of Kirkland township, who la employed at a local factory, appeared In the court of Mayor 11. M DvVotui to'answer to « charge «f ri>eedlng at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Busse entered a plea of not guilty and his trial was set for Monday morning. Busse was ordered to appear in, couii loday as the result of an accident which occured at the < o’ tier of Monroe and Seventh streets Thursday noon Ills car collided -.’lth a cm driven by a Mr. Bredlleg. er. also of Kirkland township. o — —— Wabash—The largest sausage made her<* this year won u» feat long.

AIL OVER INDIANA Clinton —The ’soft drinkery,” run by James Dubra has fallen afoul of ' the law again and has been ordered closed. Dubra returned only a short 1 time ano from a stay at the state farm for liquor law violations. Warsaw Two Toledo youths were arrested when they offered to sell <heir auto for $7. They were re ! leased when they explained they were on their way to visit relatives -tn Peru and had run out of money. Lebanon--The Elks gave a Christmas . party Thursday night for ].(»)•> children , Shelbyville—"l am going to make a good record while serving my time’ said James De Prez ns he* started to the Slate prison at Michigan City Io start serving two Io twen-|ty-one years for killing his father. MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of Local and Foreign Markets East Buffalo Livestock Marvet Receipts 3200. shipments 3231). offl- 1 cial to New York yesterday SOO; hogs closing steady. Best Grades $7.25; i few $7 35; lights ami pigs $6.2507; I roughs $6; stags $3.5004.50; cattle 775 dull; sheep 1400; best lambs, sl3 ©13.25; ewes $607; calves, 75; tops $13.00. Nsw York Produce Market Flour—Dull and unchanged. Pork—Dull; mess $25.50 0 26.50. Lard—Stead"; middle west spot. $ 13.35013.4 5. I Sugar—Raw. easier; centrifugal, 96 lest. $7.18; refined, firm; granulated, $8.90. I Coffee—Rio No. 7 on spot 10%0 10%c; Santos No. 4 15@15%c. Tallow —Quiet; special 7%@7%c I Hav—-Steady; prime No. 1 $1.50© 1.55; No. 3 $1.2501.30; clover $1.15 ©1.35. I Dressed Poultry—Unsettled; turkeys, 20043 c; chickens 170 45c: fowls 13O31c; ducks 20©34c. Live Poultry—Unsettled; geese 20 025 c; ducks 15022 c; fowls 17(025c: |

turkevs 32©40c; roosters 14c; chickens 18®28c; broilers 321040 c. Cheese —Quiet; state milk, common to specials 18(626%c; skims, common to specials 15019 c; lower grades, 5© 14c. | Butter —Steady; creamery extra,' 54%4t>55e; state dairy tubs 40®54%c Danish 434254 c; Argentine 41043 c. • Eggs—Weaker; nearby state white 4205 Cc; nearby mixed, fancy 40@ 48c; fresh firsts 4U053c; Pacific coast 424?55c. Indianapolis Livestock Market Hogs — Receipts 7.500; market. 104715 c higher; best heavies $7.05® 7 10; medium mixed. $4.M07; common choice $6.8506.90; bulk of sale $6 9007. Cattle — Receipts 100; market, steady; steers $8011; cows and heifers S6OIO. | Sheep — Receipts, 50; market, stt.idy; tops $6; lamb tops sl2. Calve* Receipts 200; market, weak to 50c lower; tops sl2; bulk 911 ®11.50. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Dec. 22). New. No. 1 Wheat, bushel 95c Old Yellow Ear Corn, per 100..51.00 New Yellow Corn, per 100 75c Mixed Corn, per 100 70c Oats, per bushel 38c itye. per bushel 70c Barley, per bushel 65c Clover Seed sl3 60 Hmothy Seed 93 50 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET | (Corrected Dec. 22). Heavy Fowls isc Heavy Chickens 16c Leghorn Fowls 9c I-eghorn Chickens 9c Old Roosters $« Black Chickens and Fowls 9c Turkeys 20c Ducks i3c Geese 12c Eggs, dozen so. Local Grocers Egg Market Eggs, dozen 32c Butterfat Prices | Butterfat 62c

Having sold over 70 sales in the past year and now booking sales for this winter and spring is the best evidence that I can offer that my work la satisfactory. if you are planning a public sale, see me for date*,

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or telephone at my expense as my dates are filling up rapidly. Roy S. Johnson. Auctioneer Phone 808 or White 871 Decatur— Indiana Office with Fred Reppert Co. Peoples l.oun « Trust Bldg. Public Sale < >1 Calendar JAN. 10—Glen Chronister, 2 miles aouthekst of Deoat at on Jos. Smith farm Jan 17—J. F. Mock * Hon. 4 miles southeast of Monroe or <1 miles northeast of Berne on the County Infirmary road.

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eeee«***eee**« !• CLASSIFIED ADS • FOR SALE FOR SALE —One fresh cow; ono Walts Top male hog. See Claude ' Harvey, Decatur, R. 10. 300t3x FOR SALE —White Wyandotte pul- | lets. Haven’t room for so many. O. yes. we still have some Christmas chickens. They are nice and fat. 616 W. Monroe st. Phone 921 Red. O'Brien's. 301t2x FOR SALE Pure bred Holstein Bull, coming two-year-old. Inquire at Schmitt Meat Market, ,‘,t FOR SALE —Farm of 120 acres In union township, Adams county, In-j dlana, on stone road; equipped witli' electric lights. A bargain for quick sale, to settle an estate. See W. A. I Lower, at the Peoples Loan & Trust Co. 291-tf-eod i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE On<> Dining Room Suite, Fumed . Oak One Eectric Washer One Refrigerator One Gas Range, four burner and good as new. One Kitchen Enamel Top Table I One Porch Swing One Chaise Lounge j Window Draperies Two Burner Hot Plate One Large Size Hard or Soft Coal Stove. Inquire MRS. DAN BEERY, North Second Street. 30213 1 — WANTED ANY ONE wanting young dressed chickens call 875-N. 301t3 WANTED—A man. woman or hust* I I ling high school student, wishing to earn more money. Be Independent and establish a business of your own, selling Watkins Products, highest quality, in the city of Decatur exclu- ! sively. Also openings in other nearby cities. Either full or part time. Many selling aids. Write today. J. : R. Watkins Co., Dept. 95. Columbus, OhioFß-15-22-29X WANTED- Man to sell Rawletgh Quality Pro<fiicts direct to consum-' ers in Adams county. Pleasant, permanent. profitable business. Little capital needed. Make practically every family a steady satisfied customer. Workers make large steady in- * eorne. Give age. occupation, references. W. T. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. 1428. Freeport^lll. _ls 19-22 27 WANTED To buy good soft coal stove. Phone SRO. 3A2t2 FOR SALE—Child’s roll top desk and ’i swivel chair, both solid oak. ini ' good condition. Call at 316 North Second st., or phone 367. 3u2t3x LOST AN!) FOI T ND LOST- lairge and white male coon hound, wearing collar; also female black and tan coon hound; medium size Reward. Adolph Dannie, Berm-. Ind.. Tel. X-196. 3<>ot3x LOST Key ring and keys w'th ChaT Elzey engraved in key ring. Re-' l ward if returned to Elzey Shoe store I , 301.3 FOUND—PnIr of glasses in case. Owner can have same by identifying and paying for this ad. Democrat Co. | 302t2 FOR RENT FOR rtWWT—T room house, modern with furnace and water. Belmont road. Inquire Mary E. Steele. 300t3x o , NOTICE I My office will.be closed from Sunday. 23rd to Wednesday. 26th. Am going on Christmas vacation. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors o Portland—The one hundred and' thirtieth anniversary of the foudlug of Ft. Recovery will be observed here Sunday. The local G A. R. Is sponoring the observance. Webster Lake—Work has been i started on a new Epworth League audiioritim here. MARRIES AT 120 What to do with the ’’Grand Old ( Man" of Zubeir was a problem that eonftonted the new Arab regime In Mesopotamia when it displaced the 1 rule of the Turk*. The "Grand Old Man", one Abu Seraith by name, who owns to the ago of 120 years, finally solved that question himself by taking a young Mesopotamian damsel to I wife. He now has a post voder the i minister of Awraf, but |g more or 'lose a pensioner in spite of hi* physical vitality,, he thinks nothing of walking a doaen or more miles a day to Basrah. For the past twenty years his diet ha« mmeletod solely of bread, dates and milk. , - o I—l—l-WANT ADH KARN—|

*♦♦♦•♦•♦•o* r ****’ 'NVEBTIGATE " * ”OR BETTER HEALTH, ", DR. FROHNAPFEL D r Chiropractic .nd o .t M p.t hl . Treatments given to suit y OUf . at 144 So. 2nd 8 t I’ M Offlc « Hour. 10-12 a. S . E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND eIbL INb Calls answered promptly day or n |.2 Private Ambulance Borrlca. ** Office Phone: to Phone: DR. H. E. KELLER finrau’ Jj dlan » < >FFICK ?PECI ALtT" * l •vomen and < hlldren E X.rav , * <, *• 11 dons; Glouracopy •xamlnaVon'.‘ a '? ,M ’ Internal organs; X-rav ’> ot •• treatments s o . high •’ ,ctr,c U and hardening of the arteries v ,ur * ixira M),™' ™ x a I Phon.. un< ? y ?. by •PPolntment ’’ * Phones. Realdence 110; Office ‘ N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: ** 8 to 11:30—12:30 to s:t« Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 13$ Closed Wednesday sfteriooai. DR C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Kay and Clinical Laboratoria Office Hours: 1 to 4 and < t» I p, m, Sundays, I to It a. m Phou* 48i FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real Ems Plenty of Money to loan oa Government Plan See French Quini, ifAce--late first stairway south Decatur Democrat O o DR. FRANK LOSE Dhvsicjuti and Surgeon North Tatrd street Pitonee. Office 423; Home 4it riffle* Hours—> to 11 a as. I to t—4 to ! p m. Sunfiav I to I > a HOWITT IS MADE! Br Getting JOHNSON to Cry Your Sals. Book your Winter ■ Spring sales early Writs or phono. ROY 8. JOHNSON, Auctioneer Decatur Ind. Phone 606 or 971 White o — —o DR ALLEN J. MILLER Physician & Surgeon Office over Enterprise store, , MONROE. INDIANA Office Hours—B to 9 A M. t J ! 1:30 to 3:30 it 6:30 to B:3<> pm. Calls answered promptly day or night Monroe Telephone. A ---—u Mrs. E. F. Miller ha* returned home from a several days visit her sister Mrs. Dv»n aippinger. sear ’ Van Wert, Ohio. 'O' DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Office 120 No First Street ! Phone: Office 143—Residence in. | —n H. 8. MICHAUD Farm and City Properties .For Sale. Exchange and Rent. Office 133 South 2nd atreet Office Phone 104—Rea. Phone O M T F gtf —■— FORT WAYNE & DECATUR TRACTION LINE Leaves Decatur Laaees Ft. Way®* 5:46 a.m. r.M • » 1:00 a.m. 9:00 a m i 10:00 am. !!:•••■ I 12:00 pm, 1:00 p«. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p. m. B:S ® ® ° |:3op.m. J:*®’ 7:00 p m. 9:00 p.» 10:00 p. tn. 11:05 p » Freight rar leaves Deratur.... Leaves ft Wayne 13:W ntK ’ n Arrives at DecaturL2o P ■ E. O. BRANDVBEHItV. A«*»< Office Hours: 7’30 am-? 0 * P" I r 0 ■■■' ■■■■■■' """ w