Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1924 — Page 2

Why Druggists Rscommemi Swamp-Root For nianjj years drirg-jists have watched with much interest the remarkable record inaintaiued by Dr. Kilmer (hvanip Root, the great kidney liver and bladder medicine. . Il is a pin sicians prescription. Swamp-Root i-.-i a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys, liver and bladdct do the work nature intended they should do. Swamp-Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on itc merit ami it should help you. 1 No other kidney medicine lias so many friends. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and ■ start treatment at once. However, if you wish first to test tub great preparation semi ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this panel.

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THE CRYSTAL Ton ight Tomorrow Jhe drank deep of (he u?/ne of life uMJiani/fox presents No Mother Guide Her with. G en evieve Tobin I from, the stage piaybu Lillian Mortimer _ Jaenano bis Michael O A CHARTS HORAN Vj V -u. * /nfo thciforld i / i Jop das/ / Added Attraction-The third round of the/ "leather Pushers.” A show out of the # ordinary. Better come tonight. Hie «ad 25c

CARD OF THANKS The members of the Civic flepart- ' meut of the Woman's Club wish to I thank the Preachers ami Teachers for the splendid game they played last Monday night under their auspices. They also wish to thank the public for the liberal patronage which made this affair such a large success.* The money derived therefrom will be' used to keep up the playgrounds. ~ -Q Chiropractor Expects To Return To Decatur 7 Dr. and Mrs O. J. Gerwig, of i I Liberty Center, spent last Saturday and Sunday in this city, visiting with ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tester, of South | Fifth street. Dr. Gerwig, who is a iwell known yhlrpractor, formerly practiced in this city, having an yfflcc in the Knights of Columbus building. Dr. Gerwig plans to return to Decatur to practice as sooon as suitable I office room cun be found.

OECATUR DAII.Y DEMOCRAT, TUt'tISDAY, MARCH It. 1921.

Berne Band Organized Last Monday Evening Berne, Mur. U —Berne will in all probability, again have band concepts during the coming summer months. The news of this fact will, no,doubt, be received with much welcome to most of the people In this community who will have at least some entertaltnmhit occasionally to look forwurdto . The first important step that will possibly indicate band concerts was taken Monday evening when the band organized. Many of the members of the former and widely known Berne Imud have united with the Dunbar band nnd have started th” ball rolling, in the way of band concerts. The band will very likely be known as the Dunbar Band, although not of the musicians are Dunbar employes. \ - 1> —— ABOUT THE SICK Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mpmina who have been confined to their beds for the past two weeks are rejtorted as feeling a little improved today. They have both been suffering from neuritis and complications. Mr. and Mrs Munima will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on March 17th and it is hoped that they will b< much improved by that time. . o If oil or vaseline Is applied regu larly to patent leather shoes from the , time they are purchased they will re , quin very little other polishing. Loud speakers for RadioBrandes Table Talker. $10.00; Fisher. $10.00; The New Western Electric, $23.00; The Home with 14" horn. SIN.OO. We give 1 you the privilege of trying out a | speaker before buying. IL Knapp A SML 576.7.11 _— o !F BACK HURTS | BEGINONSALTS Flush Yodr Kidneys Occasionally by Drinking Quarts of Good Water No man or woman can make a mis take by flushing the kidneys occasion I ally, says a well-known authority. , Too much rich food create* acids I which dog the k drey (tores so thaI they sluggishly filter or strain only I part' of the waste and prisons from ' the Mood. Thea you get *l< k. Rhee 1 matirm. h<ada< lies., liver trouble. | nervousness, < onstipation. dizziness I leeplessm s<. bladder disorder* often <ome from slnrglsh kidney*. 1 he moment you feci a dull mile in the kidneys or your back hurls, or i the urine, la cloudy, offensive, full ot sediment. irrcru'«r of parts ge. or a' tended bv a sensation of scalding, begin to drink soft water In quantities; also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from ur.y reliable t larmacy and , takt a tablespoonful in a glass of 1 water before breakfast for a few days i and your kidney* may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the | mid ot grapes and lemon Joice. «om , btned with llthia, and has been used ■ tor year sto help flush clogged kid I tiers and ■tlnmiate them to activity i also to help, neutralize the acids in i th* system so they no longer cause Ir i citation. thus often relieving blsdder J disorders Jt>d .Salts is Inexpensive and cannot injure; makes n delightful rffervvs ( »ei>t lithia-wtur drink, which everytone can take now ami then to help | keep the kidneys Mean and the blood pure, tbe'etey often preventing serlouj kidney computations. By ail mean i.sve tour ph ysielan examine your , kfdnijra at least twice u year. if RUPTURED TRY THIS FREE \ Arpty It to Any Rupture, Old o> ’decent. Ls qe or Am*’l and You •re on the Rr.,o That Has Convinced Thousands Sent fire In Prove T%is * *»!'»»»’«* • cilHi w«>♦•-» n ‘ wMff n t; p t . W H < Vp#, IhH*' rtf AtlmitM X, V„ h»*l < fM .. s.e hi t .Heir* fill Mtlmill .t. I ‘ntt rtf»p?h mUmD. .luwl pul It nn Ihpi i PtiptHl’f* *•♦*4/ • hd» ht'ii* | I ‘ •itfhU’H; ♦•♦’«!*» In bind «••«•-«hnr ►*| tlint fh* «»p •» in« • b»M’o nMturmlly until I • if ,» #<ipt»*i«*f » r lew** »*r 4p < t*» fhno ttwiiy with. • | tn •'nd fni* j . ‘b*»' ** » r*«|F FyfrtlVW d»H»vn‘| | it* l|t w> ft ♦»<* M»tp. | nH Ilfs ’ Whv thl*| I »”iIoMps’ft’ M bv wtin tht» Hub »»f < »*» | •/rrnn and •••• h datitmrft | mp-I thn Hindi i th< Imi• lh »»i»Hl»<l* »»n »»p « I rrrt«tn*c t«Mr? A hnni nf ww»n nnd: iWoiMfl nr* d*»*h runnln’t h fink* ; ItlM •»f”«*inr» fhi»ip n«< | *»s» * »«rir f’*nm »*t’iUnrr* ’ wrnund nt •* f» t I trlnl, «• <| I* /r h u’tinthvrf jtj ’ thinsf nnd hno'nldrd In ihi* •urn »•*' fh«t w«'t* •* *»•» m« a n»«n’< ’ tw«» Uni* Mttd Mt fhr» » ♦trlnw* - . ■l*in—l ■uimmi-ri ——nni m Ff** fwp ItMpIMFF W M Phf . Hw.,* (Mil* Mr»in Hl, Adnn*<». X. Y. V«»w inny nnnd n»r rnlbtly fr»*r MlbnHlAllfMr i»|»|dl«’*»lnn ft»r It tip* turn. Mmmi » MI j »«<

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4 CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Work and Win class of U. B. Church —Church basement. Board of Guardians —Library. 3:3U p.,m. , Zion Lutheran Aid Society— Schoolhouse. 3:30 p. m. Missionary Society of E. V. Church —Church, 2 o'clock. Evci Ready Class of M E. Church -Mrs. Forest Elzey. Christian Ladies Aid Society—Mrs. H. L. Merry. Mt. Pleasant Ladies Aitl Society— Mrs. Sam Springer. . Women's Missionary Prayer Meet Ing of Antioch Church —Mrs. W. B. Weldy. Woman's Home ami Foreign Mis sionary Society of Presby. church — Manse, 2:30. ■» Friday Relief Corps—Legion Hall, 2:30 n. m. Woman's Home .Missionary Socity if M. E. Church, Mrs. R. lx Myers. Saturday • Monse ladies bake sade at Leichty dneat market. 9 a m. V. B. Ladiea Aid Society Pastry Sale—Central ‘ Grocery, a. m. Blue Section of Christian Indies’ Aid Society—Schmitt Meat Market, 8:30 a.m. Monday Research Club —Mrs. Dan Sprang A social gathering was held at the Tome of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thatcher. Sunday, March 2. Thuae present ■vere Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Waltke •nd sen. Johnny George* Mr. ami Mrs. Homer GaUse; R<-v. Brown, of Pleasant Milla; Mrs. Susie Bowen ind son. Kermit; . Stella Walters, Bcilnb Yerkey, Alda Bebout. Lois lii’on. Hazel Hilton and Marie Hilon. A delicious dinner was served it noon. In the afternoon Maude Tpringer. Rufus Chronister. Clarence Chronister and Kermit Bowen fur'.ished violin, mandoline and* guitar nuafc? ♦ The Shakespeare Club met yesterlay afternoon with Mrs. J. C. Sul'on on Sixth street. Mrs. W. A Lo* •r jrave a very interesting discussion >n "School Administration ami Organ t zation.” The next meeting will be >e!d at the home of Mrs. James Wesi- • ld and Mrs. Earl Adams will !.• paper on "Con itieal of the Pedes." The Psi lota Xi sorority will have i call meeting tonight at.,the home >f Mrs. John Baumgartner on Win■hester street. AU members are rc‘iwsted to Ik- pt esent ns buslnetts of mportance will Im- taken care of. The meeting will be called at 7:30 t’clock. * The S. and 8. Club will meet Thurslay evenlna at her home at 321 North '■’lrst street. Busiress of important e will bo transacted. * Several friends and relatives gather- • d at the hotnc of Mr and'Mrs. B. E. Gilpen on North Secnntl street, the '-cession being the birthday anntv »rs*ry of Mrs. GHp--n. Tho e present Were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bell and family; Mrs. Earl Baud'hush and wo**; Mr, and .Mrs. Aren Oilpen and children; Mr and Mr*. (lag<- nnd family; Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert Gilp' n: Mr and'Mrs. IBrr;’ Magner an I son; Mrs. Addie I \nflnuH ami family; Miss Naomi I Helm and Harold Gllp m. , • The Historical club met with Mr:i. Leota B*ery at her home on South ''Y'nih street yetutcrd'y afternoon. '!ra. Mtcbael W •-'xis-r-r had n very inter tii-.g nnd instr " tfv r w‘l* r on "New Thought". The htxdc s was .i- i‘tt-1 | n serving dclia*n<.ta Wrcsh- - nt» nt* l»v her daughter, lanrcite, and ! Mrs. ('hurt's H < > Iter nnd danchi-r ‘lamb. The nett ncdlng will It., hold '%t He homo « Mrs. J.mn R.-h ig I next Wednttdny afuwnooN. Mrs. I H Hile Beery* will h*vn th« paper. . a lininiioa Farmer.* And Hiihincss Men To Play Al Berne feme. Mnr. C Ur-nt IniertuXa be | l#r shown townrtl th" ctmntry end I lev n "dads’’ volley Ih'll eutl basket* Istil xii ni'« that are to be stag.-d on I 'lf Bente fit Mir next F)*«lay eveiiiris rtd a larger crowd than has at any tine tmtvrt oqt for nn afthlcttc event tk|i year. Is expected Io mo the ilada | : rform on that evening. A rrol crmimtuiity spirit is hroortlM and a worth wh'b' iMtid interenilng get-to-gelher is ••X|M'l tctl to result of the rrt.pt that | b* , 'HK pfagtvd for Friday ever Big. Both H:« Urtuer* ami the business

men, ranging from the lowest age limit mark to the GO year age, many of whom have never even seen a basketball, have been on the floor to become acquainted with the sport. I The farmers especially have been- ’ flocking to the auditorium to toss the "inflated pumpkin" anil they are ' bound to put it over the business men. 1 : 0 McAdoo’s Manager W ants All Candidates Examined Chicago, March 6. —Senatorial tigtition of every democratic presiden-] tial candidate was demanded here day by David Ladd Rockwell. cam-| paign manager for William Gibbs MeAdoo. In a prepared statement, Rockwell ( . declared it was only fair for,the sen-; ate to find out how the other demo cratic candidates made their money, j I inasmuch as McAdoo has submitted to examination. "What is fair for one is fair for all." Rockwell declared. “Why should not Senator Reed. Mis-- • sourl, for instance tell the senate ccmiinittee the names of his clients and ' r the amounts of fees he received from, them since he has become a member • of the senate? He might discuss his relations with Samuel Fordyce of St. Louis; he might tell of the Frisco merger. o , - Preparing To Re-open Tomb Os King Tut • * ——. I 1 Luxor, Egypt. March <> —laixor was . gay with flags nnd bunting in the I I ; Egyptian national colors today and l , crowded with sightseers and natives t ami distinguished visitors here for the Tut-Ankh Amen under government , official reopening of the tomb of King . supervision. Three luxurious fitted I special trains arribed from Cairo . bringing member* of the government > whoTjmie to pay .their respects at the . shrine at one of Eypt's first rulers r Two hundred notable* including V'i; count and Viscountess Alenby, the duke and duchess of Aosta and virtually tip- entire diplomatic corp, <-ame ■> along. j 1 o 'iNo Old Auto Licenses To Be Seen These Days I No’ a single antomohite bearing a • 1 • liccgse platt- has lu-i-n seen in tij>» city sine* March I. Chief of Po J Fee Joel Reynolds stated today. The ; chief has la n keeping a close watch ' for the old license plates, as he was . iHutmctcd to arrest all auto owners , who operate their car* without the [new liecwre after March l' Although ( a large per rent had not obtained their new Bcenles when the new Vci nse law was dei laord unconstitutional. all were able to obtain them jbefore Nan-h i. even though there ! was a great rush a! the loe*l license ■ issuing bureau of the Hoosier Stutc '..ito Association. —— - K. OF P. NOTICE Second rank _ work at th< Knights lof I'yihius hall Thursday night. All members anted to bo present. 11. C. HOAGLAND. M. of W 55-3 t

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BEULAH CHAPEL NOTE 6 The interest in the Red and Blue contest of the Anti-Can’t Class is increasing each Sunday, there being thirty-one present in the class last Sunday. The Blues were in the lead, but the Reds gained the extra points last Sunday. There are four more Sundays and both sides are working. The class also promises an evening’s entertainment before long. Several I plavs, supper, etc., will be on the program. There will be Prayer moot- ! ing and Junior League meeting tonight,. Also Junior League next Sunday afternoon. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9:30.

I No Discount on Gas Bills I After 10th of Month I i I All gas bills must be paid 3 on or before the 10th of fl the month to secure I discount. I Northern Indiana Gas I and Electric Company I Wm. O’Brien, Local Manager I w.*t>ugmrocxA.mJoamm*ea»mvTMgm3aggro*nmiiM iiarupwiisii l n -raw B Give Your Ability I And* Energy A Chance I Hitched to a post with a small cord a I good horse is not free to show either its | speed or strength. I 1 i If you have splendid ability and energy, why let the lack of a little capital tic you down? I This handicap is quickly and easily overcome by regularly saving a sensible portion of your income. SAVE WITH US ’he Peoples loan & Trust Co. •HANK OF SERVICC"

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