Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1924 — Page 2

Saturday Last Day To File Income Tax Returns' Washington. March 12 —Saturday is the last day tor filing your income tax return. By thul day you must make your return on the income received lu 1923 and pay at least one quarter of the taxes. If you neglect to do this, you are in danger of a fine of SI,OOO plus n penalty of 25 per cent of the amount your income tax unless you can show something in the reason for failing to get in the return on time. Il’ you will fully refuse to make a I return the penalty is 410,000 fine a ■ year in prison and a 25 per cent binst in your tax. Every single person with a net income of SI.IXIO or more ami every married person with $2,000 or more must file a return if his personal exemptions relive him from paying taxes. Tax Javers wil not be entitled to the 25 per cent rebate on 1923 taxes i litis been tabled about in congress. \ provision for such a rebate is carried in the tax bill passed by the bouse, but it cannot get through the senate in time. The separate resolution providing for this reduction h:s reduction has struck a snag and cannot pass by Saturday. However, tax payers who. relying on promises by congresional leaders that the 25 per c -nt rebate would be granted take it off their taxes, will not be penalized by the treasury. They will simply be notified they are not entitled to it. treasury officials said. _____o Chicago’s Sly Bootlegger Finally Is Under Arrest Chicago. March 12.—The ‘ gray. wolf." bootlegging ghost of Chicago's, Gold Coaht. it under arrest today after a three-year battle of wits with po ' lice and federal agents. The mysterious figure in the gray j speedster proved to be a squat little German chemist. Otto Verbac heile. He had fooled half of the millionaire col-, ony with liquor which he manufacturers himself in his laboratory, and which was supposed to be “the real I thing* He was caught early today as he was unloading a cargo of gin and whiskey at a fashionable apartment building. In his car agents found 21.000 revenue stamps which he used to disguise his manufactured liquors.

TfiNLAC SJVfD MY IIFE SAYS MRS. HARRISiPa

Stomach Trouble Os Five Years Standing Is Overcome; Nervousness All (Jone Too. *A”u»t -ver else we may have In this woild, tn order to be/happy and contented «e must hare health, that pi icetea* possession which Mrs. Eunice Harrison. of 20S Magnolia St. Cincinnati. declares th* ’amotta Tan lac treatment has resierisi to her. “If I should tell all Tanlar has meant to me," saya- Mrs. Harrison, “a whole writing tablet would not contain it. My huabaad says It *avcd my life ami no doubt he Is right.

Give Your Ability And Energy A Chance Hitched to a post with a small cord a good horse is not free to show either its speed or strength. If you have splendid ability and cneruy, why let the lack of a little capital tie you down? This handicap is quickly and easily overcome hy regularly saving a sensible portion of your income. ♦ SAVE WITH US The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. "Bank <h <E»tvii r

' | Court House [ Suit to Foreclose Lien A complaint to foreclose a mechanic's lien was filed hi the circuit court today by Henry R. Muth against Wilma D. and John Emery. Judgment for $215 is demanded. Attorney John I T. Kelly represents the plaintiff. Complaint On Note Tlie Fljjst National Hauk of Decatur. today filed a complaint on a note against Peter Kinney, demanding Judgment for -1,000. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Fruchte & bitterer, of this city. i Complaint On Note The Monroe State Bank today filed a complaint on a note against Ed-, ward Laisure and Aaron C. Huffman.J demanding Judgment for $225. J. T. Merrymn is attorney for the plaintiff. Final Report Filed A tinal report as to Arthur Kreutzman and a current report as to Walter M. Kreutzman were filed by the guardian today in the guardianship of Arthur and Walter M. Kreutzman. o. — >■ NOTICE K. OF P. Call meeting of Knights of Pythias lodge at Pythian home at 7 o'clock this evening to make arrangements to attend the state meeting at Marion.—Committee. o Wisconsin Beats lowa Chicago, .Mar. 12—Wisconsin stepped nearer a share in first honors in the West'tn conference basketball championship race last night by de- . j feating lowa at Madison. 36 to 26. ’ retaliating for a previous defeat by . the Hawkeyes. I o r Bomb In Coffee House Injures Thirty Persons j Detroit. March 12— A dynamite' ; bomb which « xph.dt d *at tlifen’rance ' >‘of a Greek coffee house here early .today injured thirty persons and wrecked the building as well as another coffee house. II Cuts from flying glass comprised ' jmitst of the injuries. Scores of persons sleeping on up- ' I per floor of nearby buildings in the ’ Greek district were endangered by the ' *,MasL | ( • F udfots are blamed by police for i the explosion.

I or my case had been given up an 1 hopeloaa. j "Early hints year 1 broke almost j 1 down as a result of five veins suffering from stomach trouble in<l nervousness. My condition had •ne feeling downcast and discouraged •nd I wasn't getting any pleasure out it life. ‘1 want it published broadcast that Tanis-* is what saved me from my loubces IJfe is a pl *astire to me sow fu< my health |s splendid and I um feeling line Tanhcv will have my lifoleng praise.” Tanlac is for sale by all good drutgifts. Accept no substitute*. Over 40 M.iiiopr bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pile. '■ *"— —•

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1921. •

CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday American Ass’n. of University Women Miss Agnes Sellemeyer. 6 p. nt. Phllamath Bible Class — S. P. Sheets home. Elutani Camp Fire Girls Miss Betty Erwin. Tri I)—Miss Marcella Kern, 7:30 p.m. Ladies' Aid Society of Reformed Church—Mrs. Fred Reppert. Shakepeare Club —.Mrs. James Westveld. Historical Club—Mrs. John Schug. Beulah Chapel Ladies’ Aid Society —Mrs. Otto Dilling. Thut sday J’. B. Ladies Aid Society—Mrs. C. E. Baughman. Loyal Workers' Class of E. V. church—Mrs. Rred Linn Evangelical Ladies' Aid. Meeting and Pastry Sale, at Church. 2 p.m. Dutiful Daughters Class of E. V. Church Alta Smith St. Patrick's Social Gray Side of Christian laidies* Aid Society—Yeoman Hall. Eastern Star —Masonic Hall. Phoebe Bible Class —Mrs. Otto Kirsch. Friday D. O. C. Class of U. B. Church - Miss Doris Mumtna. I.a dies Aid Society of M. E. Church —Chut ch pallors. 2:30 p. in. Saturday King's Heralds of-the M. E. church — Mrs. Riley Chrisman, 2:30 p.m. Bake sale. Blue Section of Christian Indies’ Aid. White Meat Market. Monroe street, 9 a.m. M. E. Epworth League Pastry Sale —Central Grocery, lo a.m. Tuesday Psi lota Xi Mrs. Charles Knapp. 8 p. m. Liddy -VanZant Cards have been sent out announcing the marriage of .Miss Ellen VanZant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David VanZant. of Bluffton, and Lloyd Liddy. son of Mr. hod Mrs. Fred Liddy. of Vera Cruz. The wedding took place at Detroit. Mich.. Saturday at home <>t the bride's slater. Mrs. Wallat e Xfarenport. .Mr. and Mis. Liddy will reside in Fort Wayn ■ where the groom 13 employed. The Ladies Aid society of the .Methodist church will meet in the church par to: i. Friday afternoon a* two-’h’rtw o'clock. A good attendance is desired. i The P.'i lota Xi Sorority will hold their regular social meeting Tuesday evening at the home of .Mrs, Charlei Kmfpp. at t ight o'clock. All members ate Ulged to attend. • Sirs. A. R. UolihoMe delightfully entertained the members of the Bridge club at her home on Sixth dall won the Club prize and Mrs. Roy street last evening. Mrs. Dan TynArchbold won the guest prize. Other guests besides the club members wore Mrs. J. If. Heller aud Mrs. i. W. M cy. At a late hour delectable refrMhmenta were served with favor .and decorations in keeping with St. I Patrick's Day. The next meeting i v ill be held at the home E. IV. Kamp -.

It The following is an accov.nt of a p etty party given at Fort Wayne In honor of Mrs. Cllfft rd Hutter, bride i l wmuur • hot of recent date. Mr. Btttler. Is the s-»n of Mr and Mrs. Omar Huth -. of Monroe, a nd formerly lived in th‘« city. H's many friends here will l.e Interested to know of his marriage whl< h took place on Fetrtary 23. Mr Butler, before her m irriage was Ml".' Mary plepcnbrlug. also of Ft. Wayne. • "Mrt. Eugene phnter was host'-wn nt a lovely Pre-lvnt«n parly, which sh" gave a>* \cr snbnriwin hog? • cn the Huntington rottd Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Clifford (tetter, a bride-elect of last week, tmeorv tions were in green and white and* wertt In k -oping with Kt. I’atri* Isa day. An oJttrvin'dv largo green balloon with the gold letter.' spel’len ”«ongrnlulntions” on I? was snspomlrd front the light t!on»e in tte- dlnlnt rttotn and gorvad an the centorplo< -. The table was covered with whit*-, with a green fringed border attnehr I In an iltigeilve mnnnor. Intlnfy greet! net ittp-, ,pte«-e ewt'f < marked ctuli guest's fdn< e, while i r stir* rnndl--sticks holding r-tndh s w>-re further d--reesilions. Menu appointnv-nfs v-er ■ ■tl-M- in k> < ping with St. I’.'trl'k < due, Those who were present ware th* 1 Ml”r1 J'-an'-ltc Hoy. (adores Kthuek. mini. Albi- IMepcnbrlnk, Helen Uell Irene tl* bi*- Miry >'<hnuuffer. the liynor guest ami hostess.”— Fort Wayne. JournalGatetie.

The I). O. C. Class of the United Brethren church will meet witli .Miss Dotis Mumnia at 7:30 o’clock Friday ' < veiling. All members are requested to be present. Traction Crews Must I Have Rest Is Order I (United Press Service) I Indianapolis, March 12 —An ort|er I to all traction companies in Indian ! stipulating that train crews must be ■ given one hour of rest for every four hours of work will be issued by the public service commission Fri- ’ day it was forecast today upon high authority. I Contest for the order it is under- ■ stood includes: That no train order used in registering crews be trans- ■ mitted through third party. The motornian or conductor must register • his train personally. ! o “Jack The Peeper” Seen In Various Parts Os City A Jack the Peeper has been seen in various parts of the city on several ( nights recently, according to con.i plaints made by a number of women land girls. The identity of the peeper is almost established, it is said, and his arrest will be caused soon unless , 1 the practice ceases at once. Several ladies and girls have been frighten ed when they saw the man's face at i their windows. The offense is punishable by a severe penalty. Rotarians Will Elect Directors Tomorrow The annual election <*' dirt ctors of the Decatur Rotary < lub will take place tomorrow evening at the Industiial rooms. Luncheon will be served at 6:15 and an interesting program has been prepared by the Man h comin ttee. O ■ o New Traction Station - Planned In Fort Wayne Fort Wayne. March 12.—Erection of one of-the finest interurban terminals in the state on the site of the pre • ent station on West Main street, is under contemplation by officials of . the Indiana Service corporation, it . was announced yesterday afternoon. None of the details or plans of the new structure have been completed, but it is expected that definite plans will be prepared wifhin the next few weeks, officials Maid.

- ROBIN'S RETURN Whin the heart has grown weary, (.( win|< r's long slrcary ttidentles <oM; When broom and snow shovel < f palm c or hovel : Are worn out and old. V, ben you want flowr r» and grass And a mnaa of fresh bass *“ And dando loin gre-ns tvhen morn. ev« and noon Yoe ere dreaming of Juno Cart-reel and blue juaaa; " • When the old a'dtnmfng holo . - * Cimp-<ot and tent pole Are smiling at yon; When you’re "dying” to go for a r-tnibl • or row. Nk“ Jta tt-ctj yj. Then, -wlit n you are wishing And dreaming or fishing And f redout from You hear robii aitißii',:! His cbcr.ry suug f'lnging VpcH the cold air, F Ami you follow the mend Ami keep looking ground Tn gen wlu-n In- Im; Thm. Wli«hi you nsfir teitMt To your prineo or nhm k I|i »rt Happy us his. Why.— you're wearing a smile And you whistle g while, Hlr may ho you sing:) Whether in or out doors, ttoing dishes or > hnres.— Tune? lioitlti and Spring! —A. D. Burkett.

ALL OVER INDIANA Bluffton—Clay Bowman and Willie Pough farmers near here, became engaged in a heated dispute over the ago of. a turkey. Police say lists., clubs and a broomstick figured in . the altercation. No Nee/i To Have I) A N I) R U F F Itching Scalp or Falling Hair.! Kekionga Scalp Tonic overcomes scalp troubles, stops ! falling hair and promotes the growth of soft fluffy hair. I serf as a tonic by bat hers. Sold by Callow & Kohne —o PUBLIC SALE A community sale will be held 3 miles north of Decatur or I mile east of Monmouth on the Fritzinger farm formerly* known as the Cross farm, on Tuesday. March 18. 1924 Beginning at 12:00 o'clock sharp. The following described property: HORSES. 6 Head—l Brown mare. 12 years old; 1 Brown mare. 5 years old. sound; 1 Brown mare. 4 years old. sound; 1 Grey gilding. 6 years old. sound: Bay mare, sound; 1 horse 10 years old. sound. AU good workers. ' CATTLE, 2 Head—l Jersey cow, 1 Holstein cow. HOGS —1 Brood sow. due* to farrow April 9; 6 shoats, weighing about 150 tbs. each. FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS—I Easywuy hay loader; 1 Walter A. Wood mower; Superior fertilizer grain drill. 10 disc; Black Hawk fertilizer planter with bean attachment; Nisco manure spreader; 1 Sampson double disc; 1 Gale disc; 5 section bar roller; 2 section spike tooth harrow; 2 section spring tooth hairow; Bryan walking breaking plow; John Deere walking break’ng plow; John Deere riding breaking plow; Gale riding breaking plow; Gate riding corn cultivator; John Deere riding cultivator. This machinery is nearly all new. 3*» in. lire wagon; 4 in. tire farm handy truck wagon, new; flat top hay rack; wagon box; dump boards; automobile trailer; 1 set of heavy work harness; 1 force well pump new; 15 grain sacks; oil drum; 6 chicken coops: 3 and 4 prong forks; 1 bushel of Clover seed; other articles not mentioned. TERMS—AII sums of $5 and under cash, over that amount a credit of 9 months will be given purchaser giving a good bankable note bearing ST interest the last 3 mouths. 4% off for cash. CURT FRITZINGER and Community Sale Christo Bol’nke. Auctioneer. A. D. Suttles, Clerk. 10-12-14 -15 MARKETS-STOGKS Daily Report of Loral and Foreign Market* Chicago Grain Review Chicago. Mur. 12—J'm-venness again fat-tuns) opening on tho boatd of

trade today. Wh4*at gained fractionally at the tart, but dipped laser when bear tnfluence s became overwhc luting Llvjc tpocl wax tower. Further crop damage wax reported. Corn wax more inc lined to hold its f: artions! advance. ' Receipts were lirlh and the movement slow. Oats rested at unchanged figures. BrsyMoua slumped with hogs and 6hst Buffalo Livestock Market lte<-c lp;a HM. shipiMenis 41S<>. of fic-lul to New York yesterday. 2470; hogs closing steady Tops. ss.2f>; bulk $11508.25; heavies $x 15; medium $8.1508.33; light weight $8,150 f. 25; light lights $7.2508. pigs. $6 75 fY7; packing sows roughs $6 56; cat iso. steady to 25 lower; sheep, /•HUI, tM’st lutlibs sl6.X.c; icest ew-es, «9 3 >010.30; top clipped lambs, calves 350; tops $14,50. Fortr Wayne Livestock Market Shlopleg ptgee 4 r >.sOo<*s; lights, $7.3507.3*1: light llthts $7.1007.35; m ini $7.4507.55; mediums $7,450 7 65; heavies $7 4307.55; roughs. $5 355Y5.75: stag* $304. I.nmlm sl6. down. Calves—sl2 down. LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT <Uor.ocf-d Maith 12) Ne wNo I Wh* ..t, butjiel .... || cm Yellow Her Corn, per l*w ax<White Corn Mixed Corn g| c rials, per box, f; <: I >e. i« , r bushel 2bc lUrloy. p«*r bushel gg,timothy Heed $3,00 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET (Ccirrerted March 12) l'4'uvy Ilins f: |g t . it|crlng4*rN, sineoih |f r U»ghcwc 14c Old Roo l<*rn .4....... I tt< kx is,. > IS,. KgKM, .loxotl I&. Ail potiliry purchased must !>•* free from feed. LOCAL GROCER'S EOG MARKET Kggo 'loion io r BUTTERFAT PRICES Buttertet

lILAWD ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

• CLASSIFIED ADS I .1— "■ I *’OR SALE FOR SALE—Rose and Single Comb’ Rhode Island Reds; winners at Indiana state fair. Sept. 1923; also at' Indianapolis. Ind., Feb.. 192.4. Eggs) and chicks from my winners. Mating lists ar* free, by writing J. F ! Rupert. Monroe. 1nti.55t121 ! FtMF~sTi7E- - Pay mare 12 years old.l I will broke single and double, weiglt 1409 lbs. Henry Hirsehy. Decatur.I i r °ut e Ik I FOR SAI.E Living room suite. iT- ■ brary table, and single bed with mattress and springs. Call 331 Winchester st. after 5 o’clock. 60t3x FOR SALE—Baby chicks . Hatch off Mar. 17 and each week thereafter. Barred Plymouth Rock. Rhode island Reds an White Wyandottes. Leave orders early. Phone 696 or see Burt Niblick. 6»6tx FOR SAI.E -15 fill blood Bronze turkey gobblers. Charles Martin. phone Sis-E 6i>t3x I’oll SAl.fi White' i’ekill duck eggs, | baby chicks. Henry Yake. Magley. , |nd„ Craigville phone.<ilt3x FOR SALE—One ton Ford truclc Everett & Hite Wholesale Grocery 1 Co. Glt3 ! FOR SALE- House and two lots, gar age. both kinds of water. Will sell . cheap for cash. Write Box 121. Decatur, Ind. 61t3x Ft>l; SALK A giaid fioan Durham cow. 5 years old. 1). W. Laisure. Monroe. Ind. G2t3x I FOR BAl.E—Fresli _ fiah. pickerel and i yellow perch; 20fc and 25c per lb. I Two deliveries a day. Call 512. G2t3 WAN TED AN'* i-D Roomers and boarders in 1 private burnt*. Call at 222 S. Sec<>nd S*. 63t;jx WanTeD tllrl to do general housework. Wage $7.00. Call 392. i WANTIIfI Uueigetic man with car ; in your county. S4O SSO weekly and • more for selling Hebei ling's well known Hue of household remedies, extracts. spices, toilet articles, etc. i Big demand. Steady repeats. Old . established Company. Healthful, pleasan’. profitable outdoor work, r Exia-ricnce unnecessary. Goods furnish< d on credit. Write today for full paiticulars. Heberilng Medicine • Co., Dipt. 3»>l Bloomingloti. Illinois. Beauty \V6fh. 5 women to travel. • demonstrate and sell dealers well known toilet goods. $25 to SSO per week.. Railway fare paid. If not free to travel ask about our local representative protMisitlou. Experience desirable but not necessary as w< train you. Write quick. Goodtick Drag Company/Omaha. Neb. -12 19 26x LUST AND FOUND , LOST* A $.-, Idl a -;d Uli, 1,.t tw> en the V.v- • E ||; .tauri.nt a. I Dr. Ixisi 'h offlco. Saturd iy afternoon. Fhwdr please call 929. Liberal reward. 61 3tx Foil SAi.E ~ Jlaby chirks. Hutch off .Mar. 17, and each week thereafter. Barred I'lymouth Rock, Rhode Inland Reds and White Wyandottes. Leave orders early. Phone 6f*> or see Burt Niblick. GOtlix O * " I rustccs Held Meeting At Bluffton Yesterday Trustees of Adams, Jay and Wells coaaty inot at Bhinton «(• ternoon at the Studebaker bank auditot‘nth and beatd addresses by Mr. I Swop -, of Boone county, president of j the Indiana Trustees' association, and John, Roush, of Huntington. Their discussion dealt with slafe leg tslatton affecting interests of their Wtnatltuents. i Tho Adams county trustees proaici.' were: W. 11. D> Ginger. Kirkland I I lo'tiship. August Schcinfunn. Preble,l |."Lulin Mrnhlirrger. French; Rudolphj We land, futon. (Henn Cnwgn. Wash | Ington; Vance Mattox. Monroe; John I 'liy. Wabash; John Bollenbacher.l Jv&ctsun and 11. L. Sipe. Blue Crock. 1 ~ 0 Operation On Mr. Hite’s Eyes Postponed A Month I lUttry Hit,.. w .|| kBOWB V'btdeaalr grocery of this city, returned Tuesday frdm Dctriot. Mr. Hite. mvumpMi)M| by bis son Hugh Hite, went tv Detroit Hrnduy, planninx to have an operation porfurmod •*•* k'* eyra. Mr. HUe |« suffering frwn a <»tara« i qn both ryra und the attendtna pbyakiun adviaml the putt lain- nieni of the <>|k ration fur abmil a month m whirl, Ditie th<* op-rail»n' •ill Ito made on both eyes. Mr. Illte I" feeling well and hellovoa that nb«u 'he iniartitia are i mov.q ,|i U , | l( . will Main eujoy good eye alglit, Mr. Kite la nnvcatysMe years of tl gr ntid I* one bf th" beti known rcsMeuts | lb this city.

Investigate FOR BETTER HEALTH, SEE B DR. FROHN \|’| El. D ( B Chiropractic and Osteopath? Treatments given to , uit y 0 ’ ■ at 144 So. 2nd St. C fl Office Hours 10-12 a. m ,_l 5 6 g' 'WK S. E. BLACK B UNDERTAKING AND ■ Calls answer ,1 )>r.,i,,,,t 1 v <L IV ()I private Jmlmlance. Service S Office Phone: 90 1 Home I’lionv: 727 ■■ DR. H. E. KELLER B Decatur, Indiana tit-ixuitvi I*ll,(Tier oi’Fici: sriv M. women ami .iiii.i,,.. \ ... n liens, llluiim ,W| inlmmil organs. X i 'WSg ireatnmnts for I. u -, i,| , ~,„M ami ImKleninu .". r... .I't.-ne, x -'.SB . trentmcnis !,.> <;< i i-hf'it * I.OSIS A.\l> . ’ XX< | , Office Hours: MBB 3 to 11 .1 m .’. |. . , 1t.,, ~ Sunda'- api ..mliintu t N. A. BIXLER B OPTOMETRIST I ,v< s I Aaillillml (.lass s 1 \ HOURS: MB Bto 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Mi I Saturday 9:00 p. ni. HE Telephone 135 M DR. C. C. RAYL ■ - SURGEON M| - X Ray and ( linic il 1/ U I Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p m. ■ Sundays. 9 to 10 a m. MS — FEDERAL I ARM 10wB i' AtmtraftK of 'li’lo Real Louts l*b ni.v of Money to loan .in UH 1 Government Plan. MS See French Quinn. M| I itTi. c fake m<t -1 MW ____ ___ ; DR. FRANK LOSE B i i’bysici in uni Sutemn ’ North Third Street W| plumes: ofli.-e 4•; Hone t::MH | ogiec Hours "1: » ui. Bfljß Ito'.— 6to 4 111. MM ( lint! n \ 1 m • e. ill' io '- H|| uiui'h r in . • . 1 V.< -L I*. • ’ 1 rd m;t of !•< I." " r -u him 'io I fractured skull. MB — gill mer< Hants: ■ Please have \uto k apart so we tan save lime Mm ( -’JyV. AX I Alm I >~B| ’ V. A : ROY S. JOHNSON B Live Mock and General Auctioneer OFFICE ROOM N* 1 l' ! - LOAN * TRI ST 141.1*2,* H| PHONE <>■« or WHITE J.I Hi * Ask th* msn I v '■ ? whn h<u Mttoruk 4 :! ni? •* ** HB II *“"* * Ems JOHN T KELLY K i I.AWIEH SB General Law Practice r igg Spec.al A tentrnn l< *' r J; led OHS and 0-,-d-*” i E’ Anv l. isim - • H ’ I wl . r.-m ne m- . ..t- *■> HI » Fair Ti' n'nu ut MB , Hom st M. *h I Office oppo-il- I-.* ' ' ■'* Hi Lllmrt! W>* 1;::: Sou'll S- com! •••■•' |h| . I Decatur. Irn. al.a HB CHIS° PR * ’. wlll r ’ ,k * fl I you F . Inveit'fliW • P”OM **’» |B Vs f evtr Ksll** fl 'i JtwslO »*’'* H i Fth*cfeVt ns A ;n - “ B 4 6 30 |„ S m CHARLES A < H ARI L s * " B Isa. A!l»nH»"4 SM I Public B V¥l • Sa,c 1 i’j Calendar fl M.ir 12- •< '• Il " 11 ’ r * ’ 4 of Dnestur Thursday M.ir.h i ; 1 0i1... 1; mih« imrlhwm*' <’l 41.m1< an<l l.ewlotl M.ir Li J « Sliuml . eoxt es Ih-ealur. S u , l | ' WM ml.* east of < 1 icißl Mar. 13 Gil t Born* v Male. 10 mile. ( .„„m <B| mid 6 miles simthwe.l ur Mar It ('mauui'ii Mur st l«*«‘" 1 . rH .,.ti»r. Bl Louth mid 4 mile -• *' Bi