Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 27 March 1924 — Page 5

[Local Briefs

Romance tea™ out at th' aU “' r ' ™ howease envelope is a purty nifty nX. but we don't believe they re ’ne<l as quick as th' other kind. Abe Martin, Indianapolis News Adam Shaffer has received a check tar 11000 from the Royal Neighbors i .In payment for the life insur‘e premium held in that lodge by hls wife. Vida Shaffer, whose death ~u r ed recently. Milton DePew returned to Detroit tlHla v after visiting his aunt, Mrs. L. T Brokaw, who has been seriously iU. The Misses Geraldine Everett, Lucille Bridge. Marcella Hower and Mary Callow will arrive home tomorrow from Indianapolis, where they , re students at Madam Blaker's school, to spend Spring vacation with their parents. •* Krs Virgil Krick spent the day In fort Wayne visiting friends. Miss Florine Michaud, of Western College, at Oxford. Ohio, will arrive home tomorrow to spend the Spring vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H 8. Michaud. Mrs. Herman Briede and daughter Marie, of Portland, are spending the day with Mrs. Paul Briede and son. The Misses Dorothy Durkin and Gladys .Meyer, of Madam Blaker s School at Indianapolis, will arrive Friday to spend the Spring vacation with their parents. Mrs. Clara Anderson, of Geneva, was a visitor in the city today. II nry Werder, of Van Wert, 0.. b visiting in this city with his sisters l.iittie and Emma Werder and Mrs. W. A. Wetter and family. Thurman Gottschalk, Grover Baumgartner and Amos Hirschy of Berne; Jim Hendricks of Monroe and sever al other well known democrats were in th.- city this monsing attending the meeting of the committeemen who elected a new county chairman. Mrs. Clara Anderson. r»f Geneva. Democrat candidate for the nomination for county recorder, was in the city this morning. Silas Hale, of Geneva, was a visitor in the city this morning. The regular luncheon meeting of the Rotarians will be held this events: at the Industrial rooms. This will be the last meeting at which the old officers will preside. E. F. Gass and family motored to Rome City today to spend the evening with Mrs. Oaks who is a patient at the sanitarium there. Attorney Frank M. Cottrell, of Berne, was a business visitor in the - ■ — 1

Special Sale On account of the tire which happened last Sunday night, we are obliged to paper our entire house. Therefore I am going to sell my Millinery stock at a great reduction. These hats are not damaged. But as I want to turn these hats into cash will sell reasonable. Mrs. Maud A. Merriman 222 S. 4th Street —... ~|| || [ j _ _ . ~;■ —- $28,000 IN SHACK — It Is reported that a fortune of about $20,000 was found in the onei room shack of n Wisconsin hermit. Besides risking the loss of this t money, he lost the interest it might have earned if deposited in a sacings account—more than SHOO a year. If he had the $20,000 in his shuck for ten wars, he lost almost 910,000. Safety and compound interest arc assured w hen sadngs arc deposited in thia bank. . Bank Capital and Surplus Decatur. Indiana •

city today. / Attorney M V. Skinner, of Portland, transacted business here today. Hertha Butlemeier, of north of the city was a shopper here today. August Brown of Willshire, spent the day here looking after business. Dorothy Rossman, of St John's visited friends here this afternoon. Mrs. Gus Koeneiuan, of west of the city, shopped here today. E. A. Spangler, of near Monroe was in the city today on business. Cy Hale, of Geneva, looked after business interests here this morning. J. A. Hendricks, living at Monroe was here today on business. Chick Aeschliman. of Berne was a visitor here this afternoon. J. D. Winans, of St. Mary's township. called on friends in this city today . Dr. Jones of Horne motored here this afternoon on business. Dwight Peterson of the City Trust Co.. Indianapolis, was a business visitor here this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I. BBenutein motored to South Bend today on business. Mrs. C. 8. Niblick ami daughter,! Margaret, spent the day in Fort t Wayne visiting friends and relatives. , o NEW CARDINALS GET RED HATS . Hays And Mundelein Receive Emblems Os High Rank In Catholicism > Rome, Mar. 27— <Special to Daily i’ Democrat) —Aufld all the gorgeous ■ splendor and pageantry of Roman . Catholicism. Cardinals Hayes and ■ Mundelein today received from Pope ■ Pius the red hats that signify their I elevation to the rank of princes of ' the church. St. Peter's, where the ceremony I ■ was performed, was jamui'vl with a - tremendous throng, including hum ■ dredx of Americans privileged to - i wait h their countrymen who started together as poor boys on the lower > i east side of New York, receive the - htgheat honors within the power of t the pontiff to bestow. Cardinal Mundelein received his f led hat at 10:42 a. m., Cardinal Hayes * his at 10:45.

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[Court House! | Mrs. Billman Gets Divorce Judge Sutton today granted a divorce to Edna Billman, of Berne, from Flavius Billman. Mrs. Billman's name was changed to Edna Flory, also. Mrs. Billman alleged that her husband threatened her life and did her bodily harm. Attorney Frank M. Cottrell, of Berne, represented Mrs. Billman, and Attorney M. V. Skinner, of Portland, appeared for Mr. Billman. Case Is Continued The case of the First National Bank of Pittsburgh, vs. the Cardwell Stave company was continued today when the court sustained the defendant's motion for continuance. The case was set for trial on May 12. • Candidates File The following candidates have ill ed their declarations with the county clerk: Frank W. Spade, of Magley. for the republican precinct committeeman; J. A. Long, of Geneva, for democratic committeeman; A. Harlow, of Geneva, for democratic com mitteeman.

OECATURBOY IN MUSICAL CBMEDV Herman Myers Had Role I Os Leading Comedian In I. U. Production Bloomington. Ind., Mar. 27 —Her- ’ man Myers, of Decatur, was in the <ast of fifty Indiana university stu i dents which recently presented the third annual production of the Jord an {liver Revue, leading musical com1 edy of the year at the state univer 1 sity. 1 The big I. U. show made a hit dur ! ing its three night stand at the Har- ’ Hs Grand theater in Bloomington f The production, with the exception of a few scenic sets and a number of ' costumes Imported for the occasion 1 from Chicago and New York, was the - conception* of Indiana university. ’ Music, orchestration, dance numbers I and original costumes were the work r of the I. I’, students. ' The revue was in three acts and f nine scenes, with most of the long acts which usually g<> with amateur * productions eliminated The univerr sity show ran the whole gamut of th' stage, from aesthetic dancing to clownish antics of the comedians 1 from jazz to grand opera, from com | edy to tragedy. Myers took the part of the leading i comedian throughout the entire per 'fotmance and kept the audience in thrills of laughter. .ii Q , ' — VINCENNES UNIVERSITY HAS“AT HOME WEEK” • United Press Service! Vincennes. Ind.. Mar. 27 —This is “at home week”, for Vincennes uni ‘vetsity. A general invitation has /been extended for townspeople *> visit the university during the week i A special pvugratn was given in the university chapel yesterday at teinoon. 'All ilasses were dismissed fir the day. und relies of the early history of Vincennes und the North ! west Territory were on exhibition Among the relics were portraits of Col. Francis Vigo und George Rogers 1 Clarke. The pur traits are the only j ones in existence. The “at homo" week will tjotto Friday night with a musical play. ‘ A’Col lego Town.' giv« a by university stu (dents. ' - ■ 11 ~~ Simple Home Treatment for Sore Throat Kuw, Sore, I nHu in rd Thrnuta <4tii Br <•really Rrlirvrtl By I»r ol till* X uptiri/iiig Sukc> Here is a simple yet effective method to treat a Sore throat. Gargle with warm salt water three time-diily. Ab iswallow slowly every few hours a U-asieouful of Vicks. r At night apply Vick, over the throat and up;>cr t he t, rubbing well m. iTim spread on thickly and cover with a warm flannel doth 1 Ths body beat relcuva the ingredients -aAfenthoi, Camphor, Eucalyptus, Junl. per Tar, etc —in the form of vapors and the*a vapors, inhaled alb night ling, go directly to the affected part . At the wtw Mme Vicks >’ ’ • | -l thru and stimulates the skin like a Imimcnt t>r plaster drawing out tha ettrene.s aud pain. Vicks is equally gwJ ft* I t. loutdi’iv, bead -auJ she.! coils, and lu< :he auupy cvld» •'* chilli tn.

i Judge Rules Compensation Law Is Unconstitutional Anderson, Ind., March 27 —The Indiana workmen's compensation law is unconstitutional because it violates the rule of the constitution on the

I A Very Special Offering For I FRIDAY & SATURDAY I I ONLY OF I I You Ihu SALE I /'r l™ l \ PRICES can’t / AFFORD i ' I \ f 'l' ! I CABINETS ■ I ” ftt 0 ! ICT nteU I | MISS \ I Ijffi i / SET OF g I THIS \ II]DISHES I BK frfe I SALE X. ' Ilk NAPONEE KITC LINETS We are offering*for Friday and Saturday only, a very exceptional price on NAPANEE “DUTCH” KITCHENETS. The price has been substantially reduced and it < behooves every housewife to take advantage of this opportunity. A large selection of golden oak and grey cabinets at I Regular Priced $42.00 DUTCH KITCHEXKT—This Sale $37.80 I ■ Regular Priced $45.00 DUTCH KITCHENET—This 5a1e 543.20 I Regular Priced $58.00 DUTCH KITCHENET—This 5a1e 552.20 I Regular Priced $04.00 DUTCH KITCHENET—This 5a1e 557.60 I Regular Priced $(>5.00 DUTCH KITCHENET —This Sale ssß.so I Regular Priced $75.00 DUTCH KITCHENET—This Sale $67.50 I In Addition We WilEGive a I 42 Piece Dinner Set of Dishes I I FREE 6 Dinner Plates 9 1-6 hi. 6 Fruit Dishes 5 1-1 ilk I—Meat .‘latter 10 1-4 in. 6 Breakfast Plates 7 1-6 in . .. i, t ( » . (’ U . )K b . 6 Pic Plates 6 1-6 in. 6 Hdle. Ra ( ups , Salad or \ eg. Dish 7 3-4 t 6- Saucers to Match , 1 Creamer 1 t ov. Sugar (- pcs.) g< THIS IS THE DINNER SET YOU CAN SECURE t FREE WITH EVERY DUTCH.CABINET SOLD DURIN G THIS SALE. BEAVERS & FRYBACK FURNITURE & RUGS

manner of making uiueudmeuls, Judge Wills S. Ellis ruled in the Madison county superior court here. Question of the validity of the law arose in the suit of Franklin Harmeson against the Anderson Stove company, asking 125,000 damages for the

death of his son, Alonzo Hartnesou, a ; minor who was fatally injured in the factory last July. I, o ' 1 Bright jade or carmine shoes are ' worn with the all-clack gowns so 1 much liked at present. :, " W!

Camphor Acts Quick People are surprised at. the quick action of simple camphor. witchhaKel. hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Uivoptik eye wash. One small bottle helps any case sore, weak or strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. Smith, Yager & Falk, druggists.