Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1924 — Page 2

Sophomores Win Class Track Meet At Geneva Geneva, April 4.—The Sophomore class of the Geneva high school won' the inter-class track and field meet held on the local school ground last! week . Due to the rainy weather, the records mude were not what they might have been otherwise, but from the showing mude in practice, the G. i 11. S. seems to have ». well balanced first class track team. Pyle has been doing well above 111 i feet in the broad jump and 5 feet 4 inches in the high jump, but due to 1 the fact that he was entered in seven of the events in the meet, and bad condition of the grounds, he did not show up as well as he did in practice. Renner of the Sophomore class was Highpoint man of the meet with 15 points. Striker followed with 14 and Pyle was next with 13. The points scored by the respective classes were as follows: Sophomores, 31 1-3; Juniors,

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21 1-3; Seniors, 19 1-3: and Freshmen, 0, The sophomores had five men to i break into the point column, the JunI tors four and seniors, two. The events were as follows: ; 100-yard dash: i Renner. Soph., first; Pyle, second; I Striker. Junior, third. ; Shot put: Striker, Junior, first; Ilium, Soph., j second; Pyle, senior, third. Distance. ' 37 feet and ti inches. i 220-yard dash: Pyle, senior, first: Renner, Soph., ; second: Bradford, junior, third. Time, I 27 seconds. Half-Mile ljun: Blum. Soph., first; Lybaiwr, senior, second; Dehoff, junior, third. Time, 2:22. Running High Jump: Severance, junior, first: Pyle, senior. Renner and Drew. Sophs., tied for second and third. Height, 5 feet. Pole Vault: Striker, junior, first; Lybarger, senior. second; Dehoff. junior, Renner

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, and Drew, Sophs., tied for third.l > 1 Height. 8 1-2 feet. Standing Broad Jump: Renner, Soph., first; Striker, junior,' second; Charleston, Soph., third. Dis- 1 tance, 9 feet, 7 inches. Running Broad Jump: VanSkyock, Soph., first; Pyle, senior, second; Renner, Soph., third. Distance. 18 feet. •| i o KEEPING CHILDREN IN SCHOOL NO LITTLE JOB Indianapolis. April 4 Keeping the Hoosier youth in school is more of a job than most folks realize. • A little army of 159 attendance • officers is employed by the State to keep a vigilant eye on the 538.079 children of ages from seven to sixteen. Every county has a county officer 1 while many cities employ several. In 1923. for example, the "army" kept 7-2.339 truants in school. Others escaped In the following manner: physical?’ unfit. 5.950: entering industry, 2.854, and 3,860 migrating with family to unknown places. Why kids desert the classroom is a interesting phase of the attendance t army’s job. Miss Blanche Merry, State attendance officer, outlines the , reasons as follow: 1. Dislike for school. .Some gave ’ the excuse they desired to work: several "threatenned' to take their life, while other, to evade the law. bought a marriage license, found o girl and got married. J 2. Incorrigible and delinquent action caused soma to be counted nuisjances by the leathers. Juvenile | court is given authority over this I type. 3. Discouraged pupils. Those who are unable to keep up with more ap£ pupils. 4. Physically defective children. I I Bad teeth, dis-asd tonsils, adnoids. I | defective eyesight are the cause of I many "failures" In school., 5. Socially handicapped, such as motherless girls with reaponsibititicn ;<»f home; brothers and sisters to care i for: abandoned by parents; children | ot divorced parents or with parents) dependent upon them. 6. Mck of transportation facilities I I and |«>vt-rty. <d famine 7. Objection of parents to public > ‘high school because of religious be-; jlief "The < hli'l who fa handicapped by i I any of these conditions pre .ents the I i saddest, most difficult and most ex- I i pensive attendance preblem” Miss ' Merry, declared Gold braid Is employed as a novel > sort of trimming on the white satin ! • fr<>< k. Liquid Lin e and Sulphur for spray ini’ fruit trees and for dis- ; infecting chicken coops, on ) h ind.—H. Knr.pp & Son. T-m ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT Hi 1 I WITH SULPHUR ——— Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Rowle ;Mentho Sulphur. says a noted >kin [ specialist Itelmu** of Its germ destroy ing properties, this sulphur prepara-1 Hon instantly brings ease from skin irristlon. rontlo* and heals the' ecxenia right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. i It seldom iad» to relieve the tor ment and disfigurement Sufferers .from skin trouble should get a Huie [Jar of Rowles Menlho-Xulpliur from any good druggist and use it like a r<dd cream HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK (DUNG Nglkml.v Cun Tell When You Darken Grav. Faded Hair With Sajje Tea Grandmother kept her hair beauUfullv darkened. gltmsv and attractive with e hrewof Sat" Tea und Sulphur Wh. n* ver I >r i>ali look on that dull, faded or streaked appearance. this stmpl' l mixture was si>pli<-d with won .dertnl off -d Bv asking nt any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur [Compound.** you will get a large hot iile of this old time recipe. Improved |by the addition of other Ingredients.' I nil ready to use. at very little coat. This alm pl" mixture ran fa- depended [upon Io restore natural color and I beaut v to the hair. | A well-known downtown druggist | iMtvn ryrrybixty iim-m Wyeth a Sage land Sulphur Compound now because if darkens so natnrallv and event) that nalaafy ran tell It haa Iman up t plied It a a<> easy to use. 100. You; simply dampen a cqutb or soft brush nud draw it tluougli your bail, lak-. ins one strand at a time. By tgorn Ing th-y grav hair disappear ; after [another application or two, it in r» | stored to Its natural color and looks Igtosay, soil and beautiful.

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CLUB CALENDAR Friday W. R. — U'Kion Hull. 2 p. m. S. and 8. Club —Miss Ireta Sliukley. Annual North Ward play. "On MidSummer's Day” .high school auditorium. 7:3U p. m. Kirkland Township Ladies Club — High School. 1 p. ui. Minnehaha Club —Lodge Room. W. H. M. 8. of M. E. ChurchMrs. W. J. Bowen, 313 Madison street, 2:30 p. in, Wednesday Historical Club —Mis. S. E. Hite. Shakespeare Club —Mrs. J. J*. Veterson. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church met at tiie home of Mrs. Noah Mangold Thursday afternoon with a large number in attendance. Reports from the gray and blue sections were made, the contest having been held during the month of March, Dr, Emma Charles was captain of the grey and Mrs. Nora Railing. was captain of the blue side. Mrs. Charles reported *153 81 for her side and Mrs. Railing reported *177.35. total receipts for the month being *331.16. The captains and members worked very hard to make the contest a success and were very much phased with the results obtained. Mrs. Mangold was presented with a lovely gift of two pairs of silk hose, ’ the occasion being her birthday. I The hostess was assisted by her : daughter. Mrs. Kern, in serving detectable refreshments. Tiie Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church will hold their annua! Bake Sale, Saturday, April 19. at the White .Meat Market. All sorts lot home made cakes, pies, etc , fur ■ Easter, will be on sale. J A profusion of rpri'ig flowers in i low b<»wls made a pretty setting for the clever announcement party given last evening by Mfas Faye I Stolts, at which time she announced [the engagement and appruehtug .marriage of (p-r intimate friend. Miss |.M»ry Brown. Th<' ol ctroliers were ( gay with shades of bright yellow and I white and tiuy bunches of spring jflowers, uhi«h gave forth a glow of Jsoft mellow light throughout the . homo. Gam< s and music furnished ithe diversens of the evrnlng aflorv.htah a delightful three-cuure !;in< h"cn wa.- served. A carnage of sweet petjs marked the place of the j honored guest and tiny nosegays •we,-e given the other guests as favors [A miniature radio broadcasting I station almost hidden in a bed of Howers made a clever <•• ntarptece. I The receiving stations were plat ed a' j • a< h guest's place an<! were adorned 'with tiny white wedding bells. Tire ; m< usage •’lisien’’ was written on ear h i Itell excels the one at the place of * Crt ile Amspaugh, her message being "Mary and Filsble, April 20. 1924. I [faps Angeles. Cal” Miss Brown fa a [ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Brown 1 -nd since her grail eats* from the | ■iHoatiir Until School with the class I f ’2O has been employed ■« l»ookkeeper at tire First National Bank. Miss Brown will i-ave next week tor | tarn Angebs. where she will meet her fiance, M g; k'rtsbie, P f flluffton. whp 'with his aunt. Mrs. Fulton, and Miss Alms Brown, sister of the brido cleet, has l»<-en in the west since lust tall. Following the ceremony .Mr. ' und Mr*. FrfaMe will sail for the ' Hawsllnn Islands where they will Ispond their honeymoon The glrin 1 who attended the pretty party last evletting were Mlwee Welle Amspaech. Bernice Nelson. Mar" Poling, Kether Anhlxthl, Ixcttm and Helen Stanley. Serena Hornad.v. Naomi Stubs, the 'gnt-irt cf honor und her mother. Mr« S. E. Itrown. Miss Stulls was a .Mistrt| hi m rv’h*? by Iforhnda. • | Th** Ever Itaady iUm* <»f I 4 ( buri l*> fbt* ttl**is|b*T4 <*f their f.ttnifies at n pot l.t, k snpp-*r la»t evening In th" ptrlpra of th" church After th" Due program was r nderrd in"|ttdlna sever*! ueiet Hons by the male tieartcttn and Junior choir. Game* w< re played un«i sent rnl gootl time w>< > enjoyed. I Mr and Mrs. H, K. HnH.r eni r taitM”l nt diunep Imlay tn honor of ih" hirihday anniversary of their granddaughter. Ml** Zulu t’oru*r, ioul also ih.it o Mr*. Butler. Mumiw-r* of the Immediate families wer« guests, J’urduc Ik'stH Del*suw lavfavelte, Ind.. April 1 Purdue [stored an lldo-4 victory over D»Pau*- in the opening <**t" of th* MMbou ler both teams hvre yesieitfay afternooa. I

Stone Is Approved Washington. April 4.—The nomination of Harlan F. Stone of New York. • to be attorney general, today was or-j dered favorably reported by the sen ate judiciary committee without a record vote. * O ■' Getting Too Fat? Try This—Reduce i People who don’t grow too fat are the fortifnate exception. But if you find the fat accumulating or already | cumbersome, you will be wise to follow this suggestion, which is eudorscd by thousands of m-ople who know Ask your Marmola l’ro-| scription Tablets and follow direc-j tfons. One dollar is the price the ’ would over. Get them from your own 1 iff uggist or send price direct to Marmola Co.. 4612 Wootlwani Ave., D*. troit, Mich. By doing this you will, be sate from harmful drugs and be ■ able to reduce steadily ami Maily. . without starvation diet or tiresome f exercise. Q —. Two' cent chicken supper. Yeoman hall. Saturday 5 to 7 p. .!m. Program following supper. Public invited. F-S o I Prevent Influenza The Tonic end laxative Effect ot ' Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets i will keep the system tn a healthy . i condition and thus ward off all atj tacks of Colds, Grip or Influenza. The i box bears the signature of E. W.J [Grove. 3bc. I Reduced Prices THE CRYSTAL I Nothing Cheap But the Price M LAST SHOWING TONIGHT The DeMiile Production K “Glt IT M~P Y ” ® with K Theodore Roberts May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel Grouchy, lovable wise Grum py. See him solve an en- H thralling .mystery and save Q two young lovers from dis- R I grace. M Also .J “The Leather Pushers” ■ 1 (Ic— 15c —TOMORROW—"Oh Boy.” Some Show M Chas. (Buck) Jones • n •‘SKID PROOF" ■ Ik- skid proof in Luvc. Bust- SM » mm and Joy Riding, See How It Is Done, —Also— ■ "Somebody Lied” in Some Comedy. Special Matinee Every Saturday for Children. 5c H * Night 10c-20c thi *> ... i f 1

r —? — m —- > What Chalmers Union piW- Suits did in one local "H a I ’ • z i? r garage • - The man who started ( bnlntcrs I nion Suits in •hit- rutrtt’t- was a air man—and he sold the Men to the rest cf the orpanigation. a Next—lhrv went into the repair department and pvt p stop to the Underwear grind with the men who vrind the cylinders. Then the tire mm «ot interested—he was tired r~' J of hendirg in Underwear that wouldn't bend—he •’WT *<’■/ bought a Chalmers. C2sfi?£S!\ •’-« ' The Battery man wa.v low in I nderwear—he's « —.<* <1 high in spirit now. / i K The man at the (ins Tank—.the man with the Chamois—the man who adjust* the carbureter and / fifi ’ ’ the man who tows you in—they are all wearing f»fj V"*”/ Chalmers Union Suita today and thev are al! as happv B a* larks. -O' Spring Weight* Now ; LSI.OO *" $3.00 6w??.U- ’ Silk Hose with Clo*. Cflk fetufT-AyecfeGe . •J aerrea ciomes nn Las J moncy-aumys- • DCC.ATUR - INDIANA -

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