Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 50, Decatur, Adams County, 27 February 1924 — Page 2

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CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday Shakespeare, club Mrs. John W. Tyndall. Historical club with Mrs. Ben Devon 2:30 p. m. Bachelor Maids — Mrs. Theodore Graliker. 6:30 o’clock Tri D Miss Helen Meyer. Auction Bridge Club - Miss Virgene Smith, 8 o'clock. Thursday Baptist Woman's society—Mrs. Biuu Buhler. 2 p.m. Young Peoples' Missionary Circle of E. V. Church—Mrs. Earl Flhrman. Evangelical Ladies' Aid Society— Church Parlors. Antioch Community Sewing Club — Mrs. Frank Arnold, all day. Corinthian Class of Christian Church Benefit Show -Crystal. Y. W. A. of M. E. Church —Golda Gay. 7:30. Order of Eastern Star, 7:30 p. m. So Cha Ilea —Mrs. Hubert Schmitt. St. Vincent de Paul Society—K. of C. Hall. Root Township Home Economics Club, all day meeting—Mrs. E. C. Christen. Auction Bridge Club — Miss Fan Hite. Friday Minnehaha Club —After lodge. Saturday Gray Side Christian I Jolies' Aid Society Pie Sale—Central Grocery. Monday Research Club —Mrs. H. B. Heller. Delta Theta Tau—Miss Lois Connell. 7 o'clock. T uesday Psi lota Xi —Miss Carolyn Acker. 7:3" o'clock. The Research Club met Monday as ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T. Merryman. Mrs. Dan Sprang read a very interesting paper on "Journalism." The next meeting will be with Mrs. H. B. Heller and Mrs J It. Parrish will have the paper on “Advertising " Late in the afternoon Mrs. Merryman served dainty refreshments. ♦ The Corinthian Class of the Chris tian church will give a benefit picture show "The White Flower,” starring Betty Compson, at the Crystal theater Thursday evening. Home made canfly will be sold at the entrance. Mvivbcr* are requested to bring their tickets and money to the window Thursday evening so a cheek up may be made. * The Mary and Martha Sunday School class of the Methodist church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Abe B< bout for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs, Charles Poling gave a very interesting talk on "Home Life.” During the social hour delectable refreshments were served by the hostess who was assisted by Mesdatui a Dar. Sprang. Anna Mallett. Ruckman. E. A. Beavers, Charles Poling. Patton and Ed Augenlmugh c The favors and decorations were in keeping with the anniversary of the bit thday of George Washington. • The Progressive Sunday School class of the Presbyterian church met list evening at the home of Mrs. J. C. Sutton on Sixth street. Twentythree members were in attendance. Mrs. C D. Teeple gave an interesting aecont of "The Life of Samuel.” The new officers, who are: President. Mrs. J. ('. Sutton; vice-president. Mrs. Wilson Lee; secretary. Mrs. M. J. Wertxberger; and treasurer. Mrs. 1-ew .Myers, were Installed at this meeting. During the social lionr Mrs. Sutton was assisted by Mrs. W. E. Smith in serving delicious refresie menu. The next meeting will Im held at the home of Mrs. Vert she rgcr and Mrs. (’. D. Tropic will be the aaH Ut tag hostess. A. , I ■Mrout sixty members and friends att»*..hm the Bpworth League leap V'wi Party, wthodist church. *M<h was h.l.| n t th.- homo o f R Pr , and Mrs. V. h, Bridge last evenng. Him. ' music. ga , n „A B1)il (on •Ms were includ'd in the program and at a late hour dainty refreshments were served , * The attention rtf the membeta is tailed to the regular mectUig of the Enalern Slur Thursday evening. Hl). • tai hour will follow business »<■». aion. Refrcahmt nls will bn served. w Kohli-Byer Mian Gladys Byer, daughter of Mr. und Mr:-. Monroe flyer, of Blue (Trek township, anti Floyd L Kohn, of Glen, more. Ohio, were quietly married nt the fitiffrti Brethren parsonage »• Willshire, Ohio, last Saturday after- • fiovn at four o'clock. Rev. P. W.

Lutz received the vows. Following, the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at.the home of the bride's parents. Those present from a distance were Mrs. Kohn, of Glenmore, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiblig. of Rockford. Ohio; T. L. Kohn. Cleveland,] Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hunter, . Willshire. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jones and daughter, Fern. Ohio City, [Ohio; Dale Jones and F.lvin Byer, of Foil Wayne. w A large crowd enjoyed the card j party, parcel post sale and dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall last ev. ,'ening. which was given by the the St. Marys society. Bridge five hundred .' and rhum were played and fourteen - prizes were awarded to those holding high score. Six hundred parcel post | packages were sold. Refreshments l'of coffee, sandiwihes, cake and pop j were served during the evening, i Games, fishing ponds and other enterI tainments were enjoyed during the ev- ! vening. Miss Agnes Kohne\ and !Cornelius Durkin furnished the music I for the dancing Those 'who served lot* the committee with Mrs Alphonse s Kohne, chairman, included Mesdames James Arnold. Mike MiTlrv. John Colchin. Mart. Braden. Robert Green. J. P. ;i | i aun. Fred Baker, John Neering. John Baker. Godfrey Nesswald. An- | drew Foos, ami Herman Gilßg. The committee wishes to thank the public for their liberal patronage and so-oper, ’ ation. w hit h made Ihis event such a large success. The proceeds will be donated to the building fund of the • New Catholic School. ■* A number of friends pleasantly surprised Ijiwrence Grote-last Mon- ' day evening the occasion being his | twenty second birthday. At a late bear a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were the Misses Imeile Knapp. Emma Hoile. Linna i Railing. Irma Buttner. Augusta Reink- . ing. Louise Railing, lionise Ri-rge; i Messrs.. Emil Krueckeberg, Carl. - Henry and Oscar Reinking, Elma - Buettner. Alfred and Lawrence Grote. Pouky Haugh. Oscar Lehrman. Mux ■ and Simon Thieme, Edward. ReinI hold and Morris BL-eke, Mr. and Mrs. |Fritx Thieme. Mr and Mrs. A. F. Marbach and daughters. Nonna. IJnda r and Florence, and Mr .and Mrs. I Charles Grote. Brotherhood To Attend r ** Revival At Calvary I At a me ting of the Evangelical Brotherhood held with 8. E. Black, > pic widen t. last evening, it was decided the Brotherhood will attend the ] revival services at Calvary in a body . on Thursday evening. The men will t sing several songs and otherwise par- { ti. Ipate in the evening's program. n All those planning on going out to r Calvary on tomorrow night are askj ed to meet at the church in this city at C::t« p. m. and all will go together. I Members who cun furnish cars are a asked to do so, as quite a tew are ’ anticipating attending the service. —— o —————- n e Daniels’ Friends Plan To Launch Boom Tomorrow I (United Press Service) I Raleign, N. rvu. , .lends of I Josephus Daniels were completing ~ plans today tor a conference of hi* supporters tomorrow night to formale !y launch a boom for the former nee- » ret ary of the navy for president. 1 Plans to have the state democratic committee endorse Daniels for the presidential nomination at a session last night did not marteriallxe, Judge ( Frank Winston failing to present his r proposed Daniels resolution, | Governor Cameron Morrison and Senator Simmons are Still behind the , .McAdoo nlovemcnt and Judge Wins- . ten decided to await a H»M favorable ' opportunity. - >-«»■—- ——» I Walb (Joes To Washington IndianapiJii). Feb 37 Jlj'de Walb. i republican statu cht'rman, has ?one, to Wa-lilnxtpn to confer with govern ■ m-nt oHlelala over the political aliu-, ation In Indiana. Party leaders who were in confer* I c-nce with Walb before he left indjuat-' led there would be no party action a* the ruaolt of Gov-mor McCray's Indlctiucnt by the federal grand Jury. —* .. — — Wiltaie Declines Job Am .det'ray Trial Jddgc i lmll:«m|»<d|r, sci, 27 -Charbs S , •. " i|tsi„ nnni"d yesterday aa sp-h ul i k Jadge tn try Gov-rnor McCray In the i i- Marlon rrtmlnui emiri Imlay rohl h- I I "mid not a.x-. t.t lh „ t ti- • it.t t,„ '4*ild no( arrange r»th- r I taaes to hoar th- trW which 1- art i . for March (. ‘ I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1921.

| Court House The Appellate court of Indiana has ' reversed the decision of the local court in the case of Nathan May against Walter L. Ross, receiver of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western RaiL road company. Special Judge R. IL ! Hartford lias ordered the Appellate ! court’s opinion spread on record. The plaintiff has filed a verified motion to ! substitute "The New York Chicago I and St. Louis Railroad company as defendant in of "Walter L.Ross. Receiver of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western Roalroad company.” A jury in the circuit court here found for the plaintiff and awarded damages for $1,150. Damage Suit Up Tomorrow The damage suit of Martha George vs. Nick Dlmitroff will come up for trial before Judge Sutton and a jury in the circuit court here tomorrow morning. The case was venued here from Allen county. Petition Filed In the case of Frederick Hilpert et al vs. Milton S. Hilpert, a petition was filed by J. T. Merryman and Rost Moran, administratrix of the estate of John ('. Moran, deceased, for an order directing the commissioner to pay the attorney fees lien to the defedant's attorneys. J. W. Vizard and C. W. Yager objected to the granting of said motion. R. H. Hartford, of Portland, is special judge in the case. Judgment On Note In the case of George E. DeWald vs. Art W. Yackey. suit on note, the court found for the plaintiff and awarded judgment for sll2 and costs. Case Dismissed The ease of George DeWald vs. Ezra l autz has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff and costs paid. Bank Case Dismissed In the case of the Bank of Wren. vs. William G. Teeple et al. the parties acEged that there should be no liability of any kind to the defendants or either of them on the attachment bond filed in the case by the plaintiff and that the cause should be dismissed. The court dismissed the case at the plaintiff's cost. Lower Estate Settled The final report in the estate of Rebecca J. Ixjwer has been approved and the administrator. W. A. Lower, discharged. The estate was adjudged settled. To Sell Property The receiver of the Adams County Equity Exchange has l»een authorized to sell the real estate, machinery and * stales of the firm for not less than S».tHMI. at public sale. The sale will be held March 8. The property was offered for rale at a higher figure recently and failed to sell. Charles S. ' Niblick is receiver for the firm. Judge At Bluffton Today 1 Judge Jesse C. Sutton went to Blufflon today to sit ns special judge in a case In the Wells circuit court. > ‘ o Wealthy Senior Expelled From Military Academy I— Alton. 111., Feb. 27?—A senior student. son of a wealthy St. I<ouis family. has l>een expelled from Western Military academy liere following discovery he had purchased liquor from a waiter at a dance here last Saturday t night, it was learned today, j I The boy's father was made serioust ly 111 by the bonze and a stomach pump . had to be used on hint. , The father will bring proceedings against the student, school authorities . said. They refused to make public , the boy's name. l Two alumni attending the dunces , were arrested when police discovered ( liquor In th*Jr automobile, but later were released. ; ■ V FOR SALE Bargains In real outate, sure to make you monny. Now la the lime I to huv; i . 7 room house, modern. »<•«( Monroe street. Owner moving to ! farm Can give possession in 30 , da ya, .. room house and half acre of t gnuind, beautiful little home south- | west part <rf town, owner leaving | < ity. *3,100, part cash. 6 room semi modern’ house, ! north aide. 13,200. 7 room house, three miles from i town on Interurban. sl.6<>o part * cash. fl room house, southwest side, ou . mi''tiioni plan, « room house, south 6th street i sl.l no. a room hotiac south part, threequarters acre of ground, part cash. fl room house, south nth street, ' suiall payment, balance like rent. 7 rimtn house, part cash, balance ! same as rent, H. S. Michaud, L’J.l S. 2nd Slrcr! Office phone Iff I. IR|<> a

HEALINGCREAM STOPS CATARRH I I Clogged Air Passages Open at Once —] Nose and Throat Clear If your nostrils are clogged and your head stuffed because of catarrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balin at any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic, germ destroying; cream into your nostrils and let it | penetrate through every air of your head and membranes. Instant relief. How good it feels. Your head is clear. Your nostrils are open. Von breathe freely. No more hawking or snuffling. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up, choked up and miserable. Relief is sure. RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE The heat of red peppers takes the “ouch” from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at once. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. I Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat.’ In three minutes it warms the sore i spot through aad through. Pain and moreness are gone. Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowles ; Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the i genuine with the nam Rowles on each j package. Woman. 65, Seeks 10-\ear Divorce From Her Spouse Pre»« Staff Corrmpondent ► Loennspott, ind.. Feb. 27—(Special o Daily Ik'mocratl—A ten years di or--*' was sought today in a suit i; ought by M’.’S. Lena Strecker. 65. wife of Geroge Strecker, wealthy reired banker, also 65. Mrs. Strecker asks slou.oeo alimony ;ud names Mias Mary Hartl, music, ,<a ch er. and Jennie Sect Ist as co-esitond'-nts. In another suit Mrs. Strecker asks $30,000 damage from the alleged corespondents and from Miss Kate Strecker, sister of George Strecker, 'or alienation of affections. The suit charges Strecker's sister acted at "go-between" |or him in his 'ove affairs. The “ten years divorce" sought by Mrs. Strecker provides "separation Ciom lioanl and bed" during a ten '•ar period. It is provided for under in Indiana law. ( CHICAGO MARKET CLOSE Wheat; May $1.10%,; July *1.10)6; Sept. *1.10*4 Fora: May 82c; July. <2c; Sept. »2*ac. Oats: May (iA'ic; 1 Tuly 46%c; Sept. 43%c. 'O - PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at Public Auction 1 mile north. 7 mile* east ’ of Bluffton. 5 miles south aud 5 mile west of Decatur, or 14 mile west of Honduras, on Thursday. March 6. 1924 Commencing at 10 o'clock. i The following property, to-wit: 5 HEAD OF HORSES—SorreI team ( of mares. 7 years old. weight 2800 Ilia.; sorrel horse, coming 5. Veight ' 1400 lbs.; Grey mare. 12 years old. weight 1450, in foal; 1 coming year- . ling filly. , 9 HEAD OF CATTLE—Holstein cow. 8 years old, giving 5 gal. milk; Holstein cow. 8 year old. giving 4 • gal milk; Holstein cow. 4 years old. , <lvlng 4 gal. milk, will be fresh about . Nov. 1; K-d cow. 10 years old. will be fr« »h March 15; Red cow, 5 years old. will be fresh April 15; 4 heifer*, com- * ing 2 years old. will b" fresh during I 'he spring The above cows are* all . xuod heavy milkers. HtXIS- lO shouts, weighing about 3o lbs.; Spotted Poland sow. with 1U pigs by side. SHEEP -7 good ewes, will lamb about April !sth. CHICKENS >$H dux. Barred Rock, tfl doz. Brown L< shorn hens; fl Leg horn roosters. IMPLEMENTS 8-ft cut McCormlck binder: 13-diw fertiliser grain I'trdl; Hsia hay loader; 14-doabhl disc. I, luddui, McCurmick mower, i 1 1rtri'ng corn plows: Deere torn planter; 2 spring tooth Imrr'iws; | >pik<- tooth barrow; 2 land rollers: | riding breaking plow; Oliver walking llriuw; Nisco manure spreader: now Turnbull wagon: good 3% Stude bskcr wsgon; hay rack and grain bed. combin'd; gravel bed; 32 gal. i hog fountain, with heater; good got hrs*' tilmmed breeching harnea*; good set of farm harness; und other artblvs not mentioned herein. Five hundred bushel* enrol corn in erlb; 300 bushels oats In bin; 4 tons timothy hay In mow; ikeMval separator; 7 bushels Little K«’d clover seed clean. TERMS *3 and under rash. Over tu a credit of fl months will be given, first 3 months without interest 3 r , discount fur cash. No property to be removed until acttHl f«»r. (TIAtII.KK LIIIY & AMOS K HTONEBI'RNEIt 11. IL High und Noah Krauhlger. Auctioneers Gideon Gerber, clerk.* Lunch served hy l*lea**nt lMb Ladies Aid. 37-39 1

To Issue Bonds For Ossian School Building | Bluffton. Feb. 27—Issuance of $124.000 in 5 per cent bonds for the erecItion of the new joint high anil elenieu- ■ tary school at Ossian was finally de- I [termined upon by the advisory board; of Jefferson township at n public hear-; mg at Ossian Monday night. Bonds must be sold and the contract for the erection of the building let by the April meeting of the board [of education, according to notices serv'd on Trustee Gqorge W. Todd it was learned today. If these steps bav; not been taken, the state board of education will withdraw the hin'i school commission, the notice ptoceeds. It is hoped to have the building completed and ready for use by Jan. 1. '925. Objections to the bond issue unay be tiled by not less than 10 tax payers within the next 15 days. Petition for a hearing by the state tax commission may be filed with the ] county auditor, who then is required Ito certify the same to the tax coni- ] mission. Present indications are said to be that no such protest will be filed. If such a hearing should be held. Jt would be held in the township at a time fixed by the board. P»issaie. N. J.—The Passic high school basketball team won its 137th I (onsecutive game by defeating Cliffside, 65 to 29. o MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of Local and Foreign Markets East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 8800. shipments 3800. off!-, ,< ial to New York yesterday 3800; I ■ hogs closing slow. Best grades. $7.65 16< 7.75; lights $6.7507.25; pigs S6O 6 50; roughs $6.23; stags [email protected]; cattle 325, quarter lower; sheep 3200. best lambs sl6; best ewes $9J;'lO; , calves 450; top-, $15.506f16. Ooening Grain Review Chicago Feb. 37—Grains continued I in an Irregular condition at the open • fnp today. Wheat fell easy prey to bear influ,ences at the outset. Lower Liver-’ ;mm)l cables and favorable action in 1 Washington o nthe McNary-Vaughn 'grain bill was the ammunition used by bears. j .Scarcity of supplies both in Argen'tlne and North America and small I demand from Europe brought buying in corn and higher prices. | Oats remained unchanged at the opening. i Provisions was lower with bogs and . 'allies. Toledo Livestock Market . Hogs Receipts 1000; market 10© 1 15 c lower; heavies $7,256 7.30; i mediums *7.4097.45: Yorkers $7 40@ 7.45; good pigs $6&6.25. Calves—Slow. Sheep and I-imbs —Steady. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Shipping pigs $5 5096: lights. $7.10 197.20: light lights $6.3067; mixed. !9710*?7-2 rt : mediums *7.1097.20; I heavies $7.1067.20; roughs $5.25fr3.;'75: stags *394. ,1 Lambs—*l4 down. Calves sl4 down. — LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Feb. 371 ’New No. 1 Wheat, bushel sl.Ol W4low Ear corn, per 100 88<- ] White Corn 84c t Mixed Corn 84c Oats, per bushel 43c , Rye. per bushel 7t»c I Rarlev n»-r bushel 65c ( Clover Seed $12.50 ) Timothy Seed $3 60 l, DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET • (Corrected Feb. 271 Heavy Jowls jgc Heavy Thickens 16c Leghorn Fowls *c I U'ghoru 'Chickens 9c . Old Roosters $c 1 Black CbickeM and Fowl* 9c ' Turkeys 20c ? Duck* lie ( (Dm-w, ] Se I Fea*, dozen 27, t - Local Grocer* Egg Market . K*g*. dooe* 24 C •utteifat P-ic«« Butterfat <7 C ' ‘ K Public ! Sale Calendar F 'b. 28 Geo. ClMniT, 2% mile* , trorthenat of Ihwatur. Feb 28—Andie Imtllnger. 3 mile* l | U mih ■ iMixt of Willshire O. ; Feb. 39 L. C. Miller, on th" Wm. r KHr.* farm, 7ty mlloa northeast of Ifl’iatur. 2 mil'* vast us Fmlling i church or 5 mdea *«>"th of Moot'd* i ville General farm sale; and 120 . t'etse siM'd lot"! black land, wall ImI proved. March f< Framh K<jiuiltt, tuNe r o**l of |>*cHlitr on Ijyllmtmt (arm. Mar Hi Ed Alir. lurm Zlnitn'll'iiui farm jnai of the „ river bridan io Decatur. March 11-T WJk as. (our miles MMtthnaibynf Detaitir one mile mnith t of rinitity farm. Mai 13—R. E. Heller, 7'4 mlhm ejf Wart* tssf Thttrelay March Li — Livestock 'wile, 6 mile* northwest of Decatur. I Houk and Lswton. / ,» 1

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ii* CLASSIFIED ADS • FOR SALE FOR SALE—Couch, rug and two rocking chairs. Inquire at 249 N. 7th. street, 1 4S-otx FOR SALE-Bourb<m Red Turkey tom. weight over 20 11*.. also Collie puppies. Win. Beihcld, Decatur R. 7 phone 797 R. 48-t.,x For SALE Garage. 12x18. good 11s new. Phone 824. Fred Plotlie._ 49t3x FOR SALE—I 922 F'oi'l Roadster. A-l lAjnditlon. on good rubber. Decatur Service Co. Tel. 756.4!»t:!x poll SALE—DaTk blue reed babv carriage, cream lining and wooden wheels. Call phone 624. 49t3x I'oß SME - Radio set. 3 tube coast to coast regenerative receiver, uses dry cells, complete with tub's, phones. I'Utteries. etc. Will demonstrate Cornelius Durkin, at Durkin marage. eod "for sale Small Restaurant in Bluffton. Ind , Has all good equipment and has over : 10 steady boarders now. Does an average 'of $50.00 per da. business. 1 without much overhead expenses ■ Will sell for part cash and will make term* on balance. This restaurant will pay for itself in less than one year, it interested in a real money making proposition let us hear from you at once. Will sell for less than invoice price. See, I,ANTIS i BAL'MGARDNER. 50tJ Bluffton. Ind. roll SALE 14 year old~b6y's suit of | Irown clothes; pair of tan shoes, size 6. Call 706. 50t3x WANTED WANTEl>—Girl for general house»oik. Mrs. J. Q. Neptune, phone 23. 4<»t( WAN T EI) —Sovetai pounds of good clean rags. Must be of 'good size and of soft material. Nothing such as denim, stockings or heavy underwear can he used. Will pay 7c per lb. for suitable rag .—Daily Democrat WANTED— Married man with family I wants work on farm, by month. : Inquire of C. O. Miller, Pleasant i Mills. R. 1 48t3x WANTED—Representative. Man between 28 and 18. Salary & I com mission. Good references required. Hard worker can make $3,000 and up. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co,. 1101 First i Nat. Bank Bldg., Fort Wayne. 1nd.4813 V. aN'I'ED Barber. A. L Burdg. De- ( (iitur. Ind ? Jt ** WANTED — Experienced man for bench and shop work In retail lumLer yard mill. Write or <all at Pax-iton-Fizhcr Lumber Company, Fort Wayne. Ind. 49t3x FOR RENT FOR RENT Fiirnislii-d rooms for 1 light housekeeping for two. Modi' u N 2nd st., phone 503. 48t3x 1 FARM FOR"RENT - The Smith";Stevin* farm in I'nion township. In- ■ quiic of Clint Stevens at Mutschler "■( king plant sflt3x ■ HIH RivNT—Modern 8 room house" Will b. vacant March 1. H. S. Michaud, phone 104. 5012 ) LOST AND FOUND TAKEN—A Horn from the Orchestra at the H. S. Gymnasium Munday even--5 Ing. person who took same la known = and If not returned to the High Schoo] “ within a week prosecution will fol ’ low. iSGJx • —.-*Q6k i.i - _ STATEMENT ON s ffortfntied from pug" one) nr.uouni'd then. Slemp conferred »lth the president. William M. Butler, manager of Mr. Coolidge', campaign for the presidency, und Frank W. i St* urns. (loa,. personal friend and ad , vl’or of the president. Th- dating of Duurhortv's retflgnation surrielentH n h, B .t t 0 K ; Vu . (hl , time to meet th- 'barren against hl i fldnilnistrstlon of th., department of J " ’<'""'•'•l »"dsy to be one of th. most likely solutums. ROY S. JOHNSON Live Slock and Gcncml i. Auctioneer i W, Nearly 100 „('<’■ >ai"s sO ‘'• the I'ual .. *'' ir o*Wenco c W 11,1,1 " ,v ,M satisfactory. I I I'llV" It t"W Op' ll W would kb used to udd bjMi , ii> "■*' " r outinlled cuiloniers. • OFFICE ROOM No. 1 PEOPLES Loan a TIII’HT BLDG. ’ x PHONE I,or. or WHITE 971. . Aik the hiitu I've «<>IU for or any tuau <bo ha* attaaiHd my sales. \ |

BIISINESS CARDS ’ INVESTIGATE FOR BETTER HEALTH, SEE DR. FROHNAPFEL, D. C Chiropractic and O.teopathia ' Treatments giv*n to suit your at 144 So. 2nd St. Phon, $“ Office Hours 10-12 a. m.—l 5 6 8 p. m 8. E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING Calle answered promptly .lay or night Private Ambulance Service. Office Phone: 90 Home Phone: 727 DR. H. E. KELLER In.lluna GHXHH 41. I'll V. 11. ..ri'K'l-: SPECIALTIES 1'i5..;,,., : women and children; X-rav evamlMti.ios. Clou.-sopy CMiminations of t1... ’ Internal organs; X-ray Hn .l rle.ti| c ,| treatnieiits for high blood pressure nnd hardening of the arteiics; X-r»v treatments for GOITRE, TVBEIt'T. LOSIS AND CANCER. Office Hours: :• to 11 a. m.—l to sp. nt.—7 to p. m. Sundays t>y appointment. Phones: Residence Un; offm N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST ■ I’yts Examined, (’.lasses Filkil HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. ‘ Telephone 135 1 I DR. C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Ray anti Clinical Laboratorku Office Hours: [ 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m. Sundays. 9 to 10 a. m. ; Phone SSI FEDERAL FARM LOANS Al- ira' ts of Title. Real Estattk Plenty of Money to loan on ‘ Government Plan. See French Quinn, ; Offl.-v—Take first stairway . i south Dt'ratur Democrat DR. FRANK LOSE Physician am! Surgeon ! North Third Street ' I'liones: Office 422; Home 423 ; OH ice Hours—* to It a. ui. 1 1 to s—« to S p. in. t *i-»'oixTMi;xr of aumimstkat** 1 No. 1351. Nott-<- is Hereby Given. That th* I uml, rsiox-'l has been ;<pi 1 ' t mlnistriitor de penis non will, will >n-n.-X'sl of the '-state of Matthias Si"Vler lole of A.lam" cm.nf' iletswl • DENNIS STRIKER. J ArtmintwirA?' ' ' J»<• Boni* Non with will anntwlI February 11. 1»2«. ... , r . Fru< hte & Litterer, Attys. • I | PUBLIC SALE • As lam going to quit farmins ’ r will aell al public auction on »a*t • is known as Ute Aaron Huffman • fa: m. 4 mUes west and l'v niil''» t south of Rockford. Ohio, beginning »t t 10 o'clock on Thursday, F*b. 28. W 4 Dinner will be »erved by Aid of B' thi l church. r JOSEPH HUFFMAN. • Auets.: Ed Mlljer. of Monroe; £ Cavwood. of Rockford. : 11. H. Lee, Clerk. lu , — o — r I Thieves In Stolen Auto Kill Kokomo Man t Hammond. Did.. Feb. 27-Martin Say. 36. died of injuries recv'«” tfhen auto thieves driving a J car struck him and Jett him lyl** B * . ccnsclouM in the rtwl* ** 1 i tie bandits were from Uhn I * 1(1 NYON and DANIELS Auctioneers Willi years of exp riem' • jiKlgcnx-nt »ml tibilih' cai? set-tire the high dtdbU'Btnik your sulrs early. Rov Kunvon-Harry Dani*'’' Plume !H1 VVliile urn! Bbl-N ’ 'I , ’ or I’lionc 80 or ( j ‘ —-o JOHN T. KELLY . LAWYER Gonersl Law Proctice . SpecLsl Attention lest on* and DscedWt • e » u ‘ Any bitslnes* •‘ ntn, * , , K ..'lLiimi will rc' oivc my cun ful "• • Fair Treatment ami Honest Methods. . OBitc opjH.slte East » uil Liberty Way . i 13.1 South Srosmd street. uj*tulft Decatur, Indiana Phono I<>4 p I t>— CHIROPA* 61^6 w "’ 1 y° u wt "' 1 |nve»t>*»'’ phon* •*’• ov.r i j«w*iry .IT-- , < HABLES Ai CHARLES, D- C ' Lady AttsndnnL