Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 29 January 1924 — Page 6

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Exceed Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller—Pre*. and But. Mgr S. W. Kampe—Vico Pres. & Adv. Mg: A. R. Holthouie —Sec'y. and Bua. Mgr. ■ntored at the Pottofflce at Decatur Indiana as second class matter. Subscription Rates Rlnglo copies > cents One Week, by carrierlo cents One Year, by carrier 16.00 One Month, by ma 1135 cents Three Months, by mall SI.OO Six Months, by mail 31.75 One Year, by mall 33.00 One Year, at office 33.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second sones. Additional postage ad rt.-d outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made known on applleatlon. Foreign Representative Carpenter & Company, 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Fifth Avenue Bldg.. New York City N. T Lite Bldg., Kansas City. Mo It's too bad the administration can’t charge the Fall castastrophe to Wil son. That has been the popular method of disposing of every unpleasant thing for six years past, but It won't work this time. The boys finally have to stand up and take their medicine. 'Stough. The women of America smoked more than ten billion cigarettes last year and in recognition of that patronage, the manufacturers have decided to produce "cigs” to match milady's gown, blue, pink, green, any old color. We may not be advancing much after all. The entrance of Jim Reed, of Missouri. in the race for the democratic nomination for president, assures ti - people of one thing and that is, that the New York conventon will not by any means, be a pink tea affair. Reed is a fighter and though usually wrong, always lets his enemies know he is present. Mr. Fall, the ex-secretary of the interior is so sick he has not been able to appear before the investigation committee. We should think he would bo. for so far as he is concerned, there has not been a sign of evidence to even partially clear his actions. Evidently his colleagues now believe he ‘sold out.” This is a year when many interesting news events will break and you will want to read about the prirnar ies, elections, events at Washington, in Indiana, In Adams county, you will want the social Items, the court news, sports, a hundred things that are sure to happen. Now is the time to subscribe for the Dally Democrat. Don’t put It off. Sir Charles Higham, of England, has arranged for spending one mil Hon dollars In American with which better drink than coffee. Brisbane agrees and declares tea a stimulant to advertise tea and to prove ft a antb coffee a sedative and that workmen in the north forests drink tea in great quantities to keep them warm. Perhaps the Hearst papers get a large slice of that million but any way it’s a good thing to think about and talk . about. | Among the other attractions at New York during the national democratic convention will be u Dempseynibboaa match which Tex Rickard Is nutting on. Old Tex |* a foxy gent und exidently had no notion of losing 1 any thing when he dumped In the, final 355,000 which landed the big WELCOME MOOSE Tuesday Evening Regular Meeting MOOSE HOME Third Street.

political meeting. It is estimated that. 2011,000 people will be attracted to the city for the convention and of course many of these will attend the big' "go." Are you forgetting your suhscrip- ' tion renewal to the Daily Democrat? , We want you all to continue in the family and we promise you our best, efforts to help this community. That's' our idea of a newspaper. If we are ' of no benefit to you, no good to the I i community, we fiavn’t a place, but we i know that with your support, wo can 1 be of great benefit. The first thing ' is to have a large paid subscription ' list. That shows interest in the community and the next thing is to have those people help the pap« 9 by sending in news Items, your opinion on various subjects, boosts for those propositions deserving them and a pull together that will help progress. The republican partisan press and the politicians are working over time trying to convince a very doubtful public that because Secretary Fall Stubbed his toe, the adminstratlon cannot be blamed and that's one great trouble with congress—every thing done there seems to be with a view to playing politics and not helping the people. The Fall scheme is not working, however, for now Secretary Denby and other members of the cabinet are being drawn in and before they are through almost the entire membership will have to explain or quit. It Is charged that the matter was openly discussed before a number of cabinet meetings and even Mr. Coolidge, then vice-president, knew much about the matter. It's a dirty mess, even worse than the disaster in our own state and the good Lord knows that’s bad enough. o- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ TWENTY YEARB AGO TODAY ♦ « From the Dally Democrat fils* ♦ ♦ 20 years ago thia day ♦ January 29—Sam Frank painfully hurt when his left hand was accidentally bolted to shaft in pump station near Hartford City. Rev. Norman Jones, former Presbyterian pastor here, dies at Washington Court House. Ohio. Sheriff Butler makes ten arrests on grand jury indictments. Revival services are being conducted at M. E. Church by Rev. J- C. White. Baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trim Ten pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Parrish. Mias Daisy Haines of Fort Wayne is here to furnish music for the high school dance. ... — -l-o ARM CHAIR OLOGY Oh its good to sit by a window and look On forest and field and frozen brook. And ttbiell the dinner and hear it cook. / See leaden skies, fast a falling snow; Orchards and evergreens.—row on row; Pearls where apples in summer grow. Snowbirds flitting from tree to tree, Hear. —a cheery call comes to me.— The clear, sweet call of the chickadee. M. ... ■■ | COAL Princclon CJZ 7K Ayniliire W'J* * M Virniniii Err $6.501 Virginia Lump $7.00 I All Lump No Sluck. OfT Car for WcihicMlny mid Thunuliiy Delivery. E. E. Zimmerman 238—Phones—337 Equity Bldg.

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diana. The Hoagland Poultry show always attracts a large exhibit of fine fowls and poultry raisers from the surround Ing community find much of interest, when they visit the show. - e— — Adams Seeks New Trial In The Supreme Court A motion for a new trial has been filed In the Supreme court by counsel for George W. Adams, of Bryant, who was found guilty over a year ago in the Jay circuit court of the theft of automobiles tires from the Bryant garage at Bryant, and sentenced to state prison. The case was first appealed to the high court and some time ago a decision was handed down by the Supreme court confirming the judgment of the lower court. The de-

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