Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1924 — Page 6

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ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH The firth Sunday In Lent. Gospel: John 8, 46 59. Epistle: Heb. 9. 11-15. German preaching service at 10. Quarterly meeting aft<*r the service. Choir practice Monday evening. •'Watch ye; stand fast in the faith: quit you like men; be strong.”—Cor. 16. 13. Arthur W. Ilins, pastor. o —— FIRST UNITED BRETHREN Benj. F. Dotson, Pastor Sunday School, 9:15. Divine worship. 10:30. Christian Endeavor, 6:30. Evening worship. 7:30. Let every member see to it that all ba< k pledges on local expenses be in tomorrow. We are in the midst of a new quarter and need the offering. Let every scholar plan to be in the Sunday School tomorrow. Everybody invited. o BAPTIST CHURCH 9:3o—Bible School. Enthusiastic 10:30- Morning worship. Sermon, classes for all. ■'The Greatest Dynamic of the Ages.’*| Ordinance of Lord's Supper will follow. 6:00- B. Y. P. IT. Subject. "What' 1 have learned about John's Gospel.” | 7:00 —Evening Gospel service. Singing of old Gospel hymns, special fea-' tures .and sermon, "The Power of Sin vs. The Power of God.” "Wheer the Spirit of the Ijord is. there is liberty”—that's here. Come and see. F D. Whitesell. Pastor. o— — — ST MARYS CHURCH First Mass, 7:30 High Mass. 9:45. Christian Doctrine —2:00. Prayer Hour and Benediction, 2:30. Lenten Services every Tuesday

The Community Spirit This bank aims to promote the welfare of the community in which it exists. The only way it expects to prosper is by making the community prosper. We invite you to come to THE PEOPLES LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY to do your banking business. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. Bank of Service 1 -- ■ •- 1 - - - . ! Annual Sale Os High Grade Fine Live Stock 1 Will sell at public auction at my place 9 milt southeast of Bluffton.* 6 milt went. mil* northwest of Berne, on Tuesday, April 8, 1924, Commencing at 10:00 o'clock sharp, ths fallowing described property 16—HORSES—16 vou L'T" J* 1 bl “ rk "•••*"• w ’ ,l » h * «<* »«-. coming 6 and 7 years old If o'. In * ,or ■ fal tram of mates. corne ami see these two. On* buy old u ? W ' I® 6 ® ®*- b *fd lo beat. One bay horse 6 year* pose mar.. * y * Br 01,1 ,r,y horse weight l?J0 lbs, General pur Huns ,n 10 wor >‘ horse* In extra good shape of various drscrip-H-w.. ®>—CATTLE—6S fresh number ml,k **»**• ar* fresh and others will b* h*lh>rs in good fr *»h and others will be fresh; all cows and Io com.- aud look mi the ***** * r * looking for cow* or heifers, dent fail .«■ n.. ... W <™ w .. .. ....... «, and many other article* not mentioned* < ” 1 ‘ p,aln American drill; LUNCH AT NOON TERMS—I 600 or under ca.h over be given on good bankable no>e* drawing T twTTX' «■» »<« month.; no good. t« U- removed from /remSl ALBERT F. MOSER, Proorietor FRAI’HIGER d MICHAI'fI, Auctioneer.. ’ ru P r «eiOr. ARTHI R KIRKWOOD. Clerk.

and Friday evenings, 7:30. o— — — CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Crystal Theatre) Unified service beginning at 10 a m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. All the members of the church are urged to be present at all the services tomorrow. o— PRESYTERIAN church .B. N. Covert. Pastor Services for Sunday April 6th. Sunday School. 9:30 Set the larm clock a little earlier tomorrow morning and come to Sun day school. Morning Worship. 10:30. Crildren Service and sermon by ■ pastor. "Black, but Comely" 2:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor. 6:30 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Sermon Subject: "Three Fears that Frighten us Most.” Beginning April Ist, the evening services of this Church will begin one-half hour later. | Please note the change, Monday. April 7th. Advisory Board Meeting, 7 p. m. Office of H- S. Michand. Wednesday, April 9th, Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, Subject: "The ' Passion Week.” o ZION REFORMED CHURCH R. R. Elliker. Pastor Program for the week April 6th to 12th: Sunday—--9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m., Morning worship. 2:30 p.m., Public Examination of Confirmation Class. 6:00 p.m.. Junior Christian Endeavor. Eleanor Reppert, Supt. 6:30 p.m.. Senior Christian En

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY APRIL 5,1 $24.

deavor. Mary - Yost, Loader. • 7:15 pm., Evening worship. The pastor will preach at both worship hours. Monday—--7:30 p.m, Girls’ Missionary Guild meeting. 7:30 p.m., Regular monthly session of the official board. Wednesday—--7:30 p.m. Midweek lenten service. Thursday—--2:30 p.m.. Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the church. 7:30 p.m., Christian Endeavor Business and Social meeting. Friday—--7:30 p.m.. Choir practice. Leo Kirsch, chorister. "I was glad when they said unto me, *l/‘t us go Into the bouse of the Lord.’"—Psalm 122:1 — — -o- ■ Church Os God 9:30 a. m., Sunday School. John Chilcote, Supt. 10:30, Worship and Sermon. 7:00 p. m. Young Peoples meeting. Miss Martha Holingsworth and Dollie Cook, leaders. A duet or quartet will be given. 7:45 p. m., General service ami preaching. 7:30 p. nt., Prayer meeting, Wwlnesday . Daniel Cook, leader. Sunday, April 6 will l>e a day given to prayer and fasting by many members of the Church of God and others, in the U. S. Canada and various parts of the world, for the healing of the sick. May God answer prtyer as in Jas. 5:14.15. Everybody is always welcome at all of our services. D. M. LYONS. Pastor o First Evangelical Church RALPH W. LOOSE. Pastor 9:15, Sunday School. I* L. Merryman. Supt. Worship period 10:15. E. I. C. E. service 6:45. Leader: Conlon Teeter. Evangelical services, 7:30. The Men's Brotherhood wil! meet at the Church Monday evening 7:30. The young men of church will be the guest sos the Brotherhood. A special speaker has been secured. Every member is urged to attend. Special lenten-evangelistic service every other night of the week, except Saturday, commencing at 7:30. The public is cordially invited. ■" o MtTK E OF THE «m.E OF HE VI E»T 4TE The undersigned administrator ,1, " f Matthias ' • ,I,r, 't*y gives notice l»y virtue of an order of the A,l- ' c 2 ur ’ he Will at the hour. ‘ A- M on ttatardag. the do, ut 4*e<L IM2t at the lan ut- 1 f'’." ns?' 1 * * Lltterer in th.- Morrison Building at number 144 South 1 to'm n 't ”*<’«tur. Indiana, and .a T »*’ '**>' thereafter until sold. , offer for »ule at private sale n> a 1 r hote ~i in par.els as hereinafter de- ’ scribed, free from liens except taxes < * h *> ’” vabl * ‘he ) year of ja.e. the following describe.! real estate situated in the Count v of at Indiana, to-wlt: ; TltAt T Ml. I—Commenclt g at the* northeast corner of the west half (Un of the northeast quarter of section twenty-one i;i> | n township twenty- , *•' <-•«> north of >aiige fourteen ill) 1 east thence running south one him- 1 ’ sixty ilSvi rods. than.e west fifty-three (M) rods, tn the right of ' way of the Cincinnati Itl< hmatid an.l ' I."",. Railroad <now the tiruiul < llipld* and Indiana Huilro.oli tbenre In a northerly direction with the right or w«iy id rail retail about one bun -, dred sixty-two tic;> rods, thence east l thirty-eight <M> rods, to the place of l«ainning. except from the above de- 1 scribed real estate to the following i described real estate, to-wit: Beginning for the same at a point on the • ast line of the right of way of the Richmond and Fnrt Wayne Itatlroad Company mow the Grand lb plds and Indiana Railroad Company lessees) where said east line Inter-1 sects the north section line of section' twenty-one |!|| In township twenty-1 •lx )!*> north of range fourteen (14)1 east; thence south five degrees west and along the east line of said right •‘J, .thousand six hundred thlrtv <243«> feet to the east and west half <% | section line of said section; thence east on said half <668 section line of fifty ).,0) feet, thence northeast parallel with the east line of said | right nf way feet therefrom to the! north line of said section twenty-one 1 • SI» thence west titty <’,«) feet to the' pl-tee of beginning. THACT So 3--Also the following tleorribed tract of land in A4am» runs- •». in the state of Indiana, to-wlt: I I'oniinencing forty <4A> rods north of the southeast corner of the west half • » of the southeast quarter of section thirty-three • fiS» In township twenty-six <f4> north of range tour, teen <HI east, thence twenty <2o> rods north, thence thlrtv-two IS2) rods ten IIS) links west, thence twenty 120• rods south thr nee thlrtv-two <321 rods and ten i !•) links east, in a place of beginning, except from in* above fie. sctlbed real estate the following de. rrribed tract of land. to.-vlt: Commencing forty «40 > rods north nf the southeast corner of the west half (*6 > of the southeast ouirter i ’() of »*r. lion twenty-six <24i north of range fourteen Hi) east, theme twenty <2«> rods north, thence sixteen (14) rods west, thence twenty (*et rods south, thence sixteen till rods east, to the pla> e of beginning; TRACT NO S—Also the following described real estate In the town of Herne, in Adams county. In the Kioto of Indiana to-wlt; outlot number seventeen <!*) In the ninth ttth) Addition to the town of Berne, in Adams county. In the Hints of Indiana as laid out by John A. Hprunger and recorded on the recorded plat nf said town of Herne; . Also the following described real estate, to-wlt: commencing at the southeast corner of outlot number •lateen 1141 In the ninth t»th) addition to th" town of Herne. In Adams county. In the Ktsto of Indiana as laid out by John A. Hprunger and recorded on the recorded plat nf said town of. Herne, thence running north along the 1 east line of said outlot number sixteen il«) n *listun»" of dghtoen 11X) rods and six 14) links, ther.ee West twelve till feet, thence south parallel with the east line of said outlot number alxtom <l4) a distance of eighteen <ll> rods and six 14) links, thence east twelve tIS) feet tn the place of beginning; Hald sale wilt be made subject tn the approval nf said Court for not less .than the full appraised value of said j

real cßtiite an.l upon the following terms and ■■ondjti»h:«. to-Wit nt least one-third of the purchase monej <a ß h In hapil, the balance in two .dual installments payable in nine months and eighteen months, evidenced hy notes of the purchaser bearing six per cent interest from date, waiving relief, providing for attorneys fees an.l secured by mortgage on the real estate sold. The purchaser to have the privilege however of paying all cash on day or rale If so desired. \ DENNH STRIKER. Administrator de bonis non. Dated this (th day of Apfll, 1924. I'ruchte & Lltterer. Attys. 6-11-19 - -O — OPfRETTA WAS (Continued from page one) mistress, a small girl, appeared on the stage anti sang a song of her love i for the flowers. But lh« little gardener was negligent and failed to water ami tatre for her flowers stiff!- , tiently, A fairy came along anil after the flowers had told her of the poor tr<atnient their mistress had given them, she decided to send them to fairy land for a time and punish the little gardener. Gardner is Punished When the little gardner returned to her garden and found that all of her pretty flowers hail disappeared rhe was heartbroken. all little gardners were called together by the fairy in order that she might find the one she was punishing, but she was not among them. However, the little gardner was found and after she had been toltl why her flowers were taken away from her she promised to treat them right if they were returned to her. The fairy then returned the flowers to their little mistress. Between the first and second acts, little James Harkless. who is a pupil in the first gratis, furnished a bit of unusual entertainment by playing five selections on a French Harp. The youngster won a hearty round of applause after each selection. The proceeds d|riv|ed fr/orn the operetta will be used in purchasing playground equipment anil material for the interior of the North Ward school. n Political Calender Democratic Ticket For Judge Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for judge of the Adams Circuit court. 26th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the voters at the democratic primary, Tuesday, May 6th. 1924. DORE B. ERWIN Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name a« a candidate for the dem ocratic nomination for judge of the Adams Circuit court, 261 h Judicial chcult, subject to the decMiOn of the voter* at the democratic primary, Tuesday. May 6th. 1924 J. fred’fruchte. For County Auditor Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election, Tuesday. May 6th, 1924. MARTIN JABERG. • Daily Democrat:—Please announce iny name as a candidate for the democratic uouiinatiun for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters al the primary. Tuesday. May 6th, 1924. FRANK NEUSBAUM Dally Democrat: —Please announce my iiatn>- us a candidate for the dem o< ratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 6th. 1924. WALTER WILK INSON. For County Recorder Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to tbs decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday, May 6th. MRS CLARA ANDERSON. - -Hl Dully Democrat:—Please announce iny name as a tandhlate for the democratic nomination for Recorder of Atlatns county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924. ED GREEN Dally Democrat: — Please announce m> name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Records of Adams county, xubjeit to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924 GEORGE M T. HOUCK. Prosecuting Attorney Dally Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, 2<th Judicial circuit, subject to th* decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924. i JOHN T. KELLY Dully Democrat:—Please announce my uame us a candidate for the democratic nomination tor Prosecuting Attorney, 26th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election. Tuesday. May 6th, 1924. A. C. BUTCHER. Far Surveyor Dally Democrat: Please announce that I am a candidate for the democrailc nomination for Surveyor of Adams comity, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary on Tuesday, May 6th. 1924 DICK BOCH.

BERNE NEWS I The new water works system which is being Installed in Berne is mak- ' Ing dally progress. The crew which is sinking the niains is digging more trenches every day the weal her permits. Five weeks of sunshine will be required to conTplete that part of the system. The nupply tank being erect efi at this time sill require two or three more weeks of labor. June Ist «ill see ull the work completed. What will bo movies do In Berne? The board of managers of the Community Building hnve made arrangements to put on a first class show every Saturday night. There is no good reason why a good show should fall. Saturady. April sth. will be open ing night. All the committeeman now serving in the three preclnis in Borno hnve filled their .applications for the coming primary. The candidates are precinct "A”, Chick Aschl<-nian; "B" W. O. Neuaenchwander; and H. P. Beither. There are husy days for the candi dates. Practically all the nomination aapirants from Decatur, have visited Berne within the Tost two days. Mrs. R. 1,. Butcher, of Geneva, who for the last two years has been teaching the primary room in the public schools at Berne, has been absent from her school duties for more than two weeks. The after effect of the flu has delayed her return. Mrs. Butcher hopes to meet her Monday morning. Berne is to have another good band this season. The best of the Dunbar band has united with members of last year's players. The combination of old and new material has met all requirmt nts asked for by their director J. O. Danner. o — "Watches" were originally called "personal clocks.” o — HOUSE TAKES UP (Continued from page one) lug entrance. 4. Carries numerous administrative features to lessen hardshsips on individual immigrants. 5. Excludes all persons ineligible to become citizens. MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of Local and Foreirn Market* (United Pre«« Service) Chicago. April 5 Grains started with started underlying strength on th") board of trade today. Wheat started higher, obtaining moat of its strength from higher outside markets. Domestic crop and weather conditions wore favorable. Expert business yesterday aggregated a million bushels in all position*. Corn was influenced by the strong wheat market. Ijtte yesterday some export business was worked. Oat* maintained firmness opening Hucbanged. Higher provisions was due to advance in hogs, steady cables and 1 investment demand in lard. Cant Buffalo Livestock Market cial to New York yesterday 4560; Receipts 3200. shipments 6080. oft I hogs closing slow. Tops *8.20; bulk. *8.10: heavies *8.10; medium* ,8 10; one deck *8.20 ; light weight *8.10; few (8.15; light light* *7.50©8; pigs 17.25*97 50: packing rows rough*, *6 75; cattle 125 slow; sheep 1500; best wool lambs (17.25; no choice clips here; best cllped ewes *9O 9 50. calve* 125; top* *13.50. Toledo Livestock Market Hogs-Receipts light; market 10*9 20c higher; heavies *7.6507 75medium* *7*508; Yorkers ,7.15(* 7.90; good plga *6 750 7 25. Culves -Rte idy. Sheep and lar nibs- Steady. LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT (Corrected April 5) New No. 1 Wheat, bushel9gc Yellow Eor Corn, per loo*ge White Corn 84c Mixed Corn g*e. Oats, per bushel sjc' Rye. per bushel 65c Barley, per bushel.... gs r Timothy Reed *3.(0 1 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKIT .<* IIJdY POI3MM3) Heavy Hen* )*c Rprtngers. smooth n c Leghorns Stag* 12c Old Rooster* oq c nu, ’ k » 13c °**« 13c Egg* dozen ige • All poultry purchased must bo free from feed. LOCAL OROSIR'g EGG MARKIT . Egg*, dozen lie •UTTIRPAT PRICKS | Butterfat jg,, 1

I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

• CLASSIFIID ADS • FOR SALE Ft• K SAl.k—l bay gelding, l> years old. weight 1650 lbs,, and a good worker, inquire of Hurry Ray. ’/j mile south and mile east of Pleasant Mills. Willshire phone. 83t3x eod FOR SAlle— loo Plymouth Rock hahy chicks, 11c each. Phone H-31 Monroe. Addie Andrews. 83t.3x I'tiK SALE—I9IB Ford touring, mechanically right, good tires; 19i9 Overland touring in good condition. Priced right. Terms. Oakland Sales « Service Co-, 213 N. First St. Phone 311. 81t3 FOR SALE- Two I'.-kin Drake. It. K* Fleming, 116 miles north of Monmouth. 81t3x Folt SALE—Baity chicks. Ever Lay dark hrown Leghorns. 12 cents each. O. V. Dilling, Decatur R. 2. Craigville phone. 81t3x FOR SALE—Pure bred Shorthorn bull. QI e year old. Dale Moses. Phone 872 J. 82t3x l t)R SALE—Pure bred Single Comb Rhode island Red eggs from dark red farm range flock. 50c for 15. *3 per 100. Mrs. Dale Moses, phono 872-J.81t3 eod FOR SALE—ilk bushels Little Red clover seed, good Ohio seed, *ls per bushel. Julius Haugk.B3 12x FOR SALIC Adams county farm. *SOO down buy* a good 40 acre with buildings, only 1 mile from Lutheran chinch and school. Good stone roads. Pt ice ami terms very r<>asonable. Immediate poxsession by Enoch Heckman. 1302 W. Wihtovood, Fort Wayne, lud. 83t3x WANTED WANTED—Several pounds of good clean rags. Must be of good size and of soft material. Nothing such as denim, stockings or heavy underwear can be used. Will pay 7c per lb. for suitable rags.—Daily Democral WANTED- Kind, refined lady, fortyfive to flfty-’five years of age 1 a* housekeeper in widower's home, permanently for right party. Address . Lock Box 34. Ossian. ln«l82l6x WANTED —Several load* of manure. Inquire of J. Q. Neptune or phone 23. 82t3 WANTED--Salesman to demonstrate and take orders. Experieace not necessary. See or call E. H. Berning. Hoagland. 82t3x Men over 18 wi I ling to travel. Mak < • secret investigations Reports. Salary and expenses. Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, Former Govt. Detective, St. Ijouis. lx .MKN Wanted to quality for” Firemen. < Brakemen; also colored sleeping <ar and train porters. Experience unnecessary. Transportation furnished. T. .McCaffrey, Supt. St. Louis- , lx ' 111 1 11 11 — 1 i FOR RENT FOR RENT-33 •ere* for corn or oats at Monroe street river bridge, Judson W. Teeple. 81t3x FOR RENT—Throe rooms for light < housekeeping. 209 S. 3rd at. Call i 486 after 4 p. m. 83t2x ( FOR RENT- Four furnished rooms ( for light housekeeping. Light*. gas and water, private outside en- 1 trance, use nf cellar and phone. No < children. Mrs. B. W. Sholty, 607- | West Monroe »t., phone 521. T-S ■" LOST AND FOUND LOST—Light Fox Terrier, about year old. Strayed from Wm. Shoaf i home. Finder please phone 875-K, Decaturßlt2x ; FOl’.ND—leather driving glove. Ovrner may have same by Identifying and paying for thia ad. See Joel Reynold*. chief of police. 82t2 1 NOTICE I expect to be in my office and ready for regular bunines* about April 1-1. 751 f DR. C. C. RAYL — 1 <■ ■ ALL OVER INDIANA Marlon—A "Charm School" 1* being <ond<ted here for industrial girls under auspice* ot the Y. W, C A. I The course last* one week and Includes lubjcct* such a* "The Charm 1 !of the Face," and "The Charm of »he Hair." I New Carßide—lndus.rloui burglar* i‘ , i>ke into Fdward ‘kinaldson's store L«r». He say* nothin.: but work I c’othe* were taken, Washington--Mis* Billie Boyd wa* k..mked oct ot ■ telewboM booth by ' e severe electric shmk. Il took two physicians m ver*l mlr, it.«* to revive 1 tvr. — I" WOT*CO or FIX *I, aWTTI.KKKXT OF KSTATK. No. *M«. Notice Is hereby elven to the cr*fil» * nr J heir* *mt legatees of Kmms EstelThomas, deceased, to appear in the Adam* rlrctilt <ourt. held at Decatur, fidlana, on the >*th day of April. *n;l allow muse, if any, why the; Final Hettlement Account* with the,i estate of said deredent ahould not be approved; and said heir* are noticed to then and there make proof of h*lr. ! *hlp. and receive their dlatrlbutlv* •hare*. PHILIP B. TIkiMAR I. Executor De-atur, Indian*. April 4. I*2l. | Jama* T Merryman. Atty. t-1*

• BUSINESS CARia •; INVESTIGATE FOR BETTER HEALTH, BEe DJL FROHNAPI EL. D ( Chiropractic and Oxteooati,■ ' Treatments given to xuit Path ” at 144 So. 2nd St. “ £ Ur Office Hours 10-12 a. m~i s fi C ß ne 8,4 " 1 ""Pjn. s. E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBAtuo Calls answered promptly Private Ambulance Re r .u' " l,kl Office Phone: <M) Home Phone: 727 DR. H. E. KELLER De'-atur, Indiana women and children, X-rav tions; Glours.-opy examination. “ Internal organa; X-rav an,l .1. , treatments for high hiOod J,? 1 " 1 ' and hardening of the a, irriM- 1 ’ v’?’" treatments for GOITRE TI hl-nr?,’ LORIS AND CANCER. ‘"’KRCI. „ . ~ Office Hours: 9 to 11 a. m.—l to & p. tn.->to ». - Phona.- SUn u a ’ia a l’ ( * oi, 't’nrnt. S P ' " Phones:_ Krsiden-e tin. Qg,., WJ N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 DR. C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Ray and Clinical laboratories Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 10 a m. Phone 581 FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstract* of Title. Real Entat*. Plenty of Money to loan on Government Plan. See French Quinn, office—Take flr.t stairway DR. FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon ’North Third Street Phones: Office 422; Home 422 Offlc* Hour*—* to 11 a. m. 1 to 5—4 to 8 p. m. Riindav 8 to 9 a. rr Two cent chicken supper. Yeoman hall. Saturday 5 to 7 p. m. Program following supper. Public invited. F-S o Only One Delegate In Wisconsin For Coolidge (United Pres* Service) Milwaukee. April S—Only on* Wi.«conain delegate to the republican national convention will be pledged tn President Coolidge, it was Indicated today by the almost complete count from Wisconsin's primary election All the other delegates, pledged tn Senator Robert M. LaFollette. »<>n hy two to one over the Coolidge date. Delegate* at large pledged to Governor Al Smith at the democratic convention in New York had a hig lead over McAdoo delegates and every indication points to this lead being increased a* additional returns from outlying Rections of the alate come in. , ■ . Q APPOIWTWEXT <»F FHWTTOB No. 2144. , . ... ''Ml— t« hereto- given, that the underalgnrd boa t**n appoint'd I.«»• c.»r i»« th»‘ <»f Kwi’ly ’ Nlhltck. late <>f Adams count). < eased. The estate Is pruhabi) **"*■ J ERSE NIBLICK. Ex*c*tor. 'writ 4, 1924. . .. ,* Fruchto 4 Lltterer. Atty* o Sf?—MONEY— 5% Money to loan on farm* nt 6% Interest, long timepartial payment privileges. , A Heller Decatur. Indiana J DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention C.ltie and poultry pr« r Office 120 NO. f’treet Phone: Offlc* 143— Reside”* 1 O — ~~ — O " 11 1 | See The AMERICAN SECURITY CO. for your f*rm Io*"* Kasy term* at a law rate of ”• FRED K. KOLThR. Phone 172. 0 " ° h7s7 MICHAUD Pnrtn .nd City . .For Bale. ExcMns* end R* j Office I*3 South 2nd <M Offlc* Rhone 104—R«» P*’ o t> — Trr r d -