Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1924 — Page 5

B iinosicr Meets Hoosier | 110 \-ain In California B A H sdleiiieyer has received a Boelter from His son, Jess, former DeB| |r resident who is located at Los ■ AB| eles. California, at present, in B ivliiNi Jess tells of meeting Charles B vd)( . s i„ i-g.-r. former Decatur man, in B that elty- Jess also tells bf another ■ disst every he made re- ■ crlitlv. The letter is as follows: B I,os Angeles, Calif.. April 2. 11)21 B pair Father: ■ sometime ago I wrote you regardB in? 'ite ‘liteer < o-incidence of my B meeting with Mr. Eicher. Well now ■ 1 bare another one which happened ■ to ,l,e Imlay. ■ While riding the elevator in our ■ building today l fell a touch on my ■ shoulder and when I turned around ■ | recognized Charles Adlesberger. ■ He did not even know 1 was in that ■ building but since we had met he I came up t<> my office and we had ■ quite a little visit. We were discuss- ■ mg all those in California who were ■ formerly from Decatur and vicinity, I ud exchanging their addresses, etc. I Hmdlv he asked me if I knew that I Bert Harruff was out here someI where. I replied that 1 did not know ■ that and immediately asked AdlesI baser if he knew where he was lo- ■ rated. He then replied, "Yes. the I last I heard of him he was out here I at a little town in the desert called I Victorville. California ” I then askI <d hint if he knew what he was doing I there and he said he was a foreman I in a cement plant. Well you know I our plant is the only one at VictorI villi. I immediately went back to I the auditing d- partment and took h I look at our last pay roll and there his I name was plain as day. You can I imagine my surprise. I immediately I rat dos n and wrote him a letter stating that I was cimnected with the <ame company at the main office in Lox Angeles. The best part of it is that 1 have been at the plant several times and never knew he was there. You might teil Orval Harruff about this. Il will be interesting to him. Also give hint my regards. Adlesberger has sold his ;s<per at Colton and is now iu the real estate ras> • here in the yity. Dugans are at Catilina today. Wish • could have a talk with you and tell you all Hie little details regarding us going to San Diego but as that would be a big job it will have lu salt until you get out here and I tai talk Io you. ( , Yours. JESS. ■ ■ - o— -- Isaak Walton league Convention This Week Chicago. April *. —One thousand delegates from 42 state are expected to attend the second national convention of the Isaak Walton league here Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Herbert Hoover. vecrMary of'romtaertv. is attending the banquet Saturdo night and wiUjte the princhpl xfraker. BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT OF RED PEPPERS *•***■ X°ur tight, aching chest. Stop * jiain. • Break up the congestion tael a bad cold loosen up in just a that time. I •‘lied Pepper hub" is the cold rem y that brings quickest relief. It >u*ot hurt you and It certainly to end the tightness and drive ~** end soreness right , au r h concentrated, penetrating beat as red peppers, and •nen io-at penetrates right down in “dds. congestion, aching muscles •*«! sote, stiff joints relief come, at 11 lit f >. T**® o,tw ”' nt XfU apply Red I'cpper >«> you feel the tingling hnal. lu wee minutes the < <>ngcst<-d spot Is *armrd through and through. When ,n,w " riuiuiii , W i »Hff nc« k or sore •*’* ■ J “ r Row, °* «•”' Hub. made from red peppurv «t say drug store You will have the . felluf known. Always say THIS PURE CREAM ENDS HEAD COLDS A hh'y In Noatriia—lt Opent *'r Passaoet Instantly XHd like maul'’ AisttoepCio cftMim ns., through every air "". rt •’•’Hevea swollen. In Year « | *> , > ihrirtl «nd . 1 nostrils iqx n right up I'lg *•**!*•<•* fredy. Hawk J.J? 1 M » »nd miserable lUlle tl ,? *’”’ r •'’■intis’ Anplv a relief \ m HPe’rtta and gel Instant ktwware. 1 - 11 ’ "?''«•»” lb's retnedy 8 fur more than fffty run

DAIRY CONVENTION AT KENDALLVILLE AUG. 7 Kendallville, Ind., April 9—Nothing is being loft undone by local and county promoters for the annual state Dairy Convention to be held here August 7. A meeting to discuss details was held at the office of Mayor U. C. Prouse here attended by representatives from the local Rotary and (ommunity clubs, county breeders' associations, farm bureau heads and L. A. Cannon, of the dairy department of Purdue. Mr. Cannon announced that/PurdUe and the state associations would do. promising that the Jersey Cuttle breeders of the southern and central parts of the state and the Holstein breeders of northern Indiana will display exhibits at the conventions. The Jersey and Holstein calf clubs of this county with more than twenty members. will also make an exhibit The Noble County Farm Bureau will hold tots annual picnic at this time. Both sessions will be held at the local fair grounds.

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- DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1921.

ALFALFA CROP BOOMING IN KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Warsaw, ln<l„ April 9—Kosciusko county farmers .engaged In anjilfalfa campaign, a drive to increase the acreage v s this crop in- the county are dreaming alfalfa and are talking it in their'sleep, according to Tom A. Parker, county agriculture agent. , And then to cap the climax they have entered into an agreement to sign all of their letters "ali'alfaly” yours in substitutions for “respectfully yours" and "yours trulX’.

CORETHROAT Gargle with warm salt water —then apply over throat— VI&KS ▼ Vapoßub Ovr /Z Million Jara Uird Yearly

W E LCOME Knights Pythias Thursday Night

Does Not Slip TJje difficulty of keeping shoulder straps in good -ondifion has been solved by adjustable chains of gold

—NO. 165— ’ BANK STATEMENT REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE PEOPLES LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY at Decatur, in the State of Indiana, at the close of Its business on Marc h 31, 1924. M. KIRSCH President H. M. GILLIG Vice-President W, A, LOWER, Secretary F. B. HITE Ass't Secretary

RESOURCES Loans and discount.) *416.746.79 Overdrafts 261.56 United States bonds 100,Q|) Bonds and stocks (other). 621.31) Company's building 16,720.00 Furniture and fixtures' 4.360.25 Other real estate. ... r tO.3oSi.ou Due from Banks, Company funds 46.582.57 Cash on hand 16.596.08 Cash'items 1,488.61 Current expenses 3.584.61 Interest paid 3,000.20 Other Assets-Hevenue Stamps 335.75 Total Resourues $520,697.72

State of Indiana, County of Adams, ss: I. W. A. Lower, secretary of the Peoples Loan and Trust Co., of Decatur, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. , W. A. LOWER. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this Bth day of April. 1924 SUSIE. MAYER, Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 14, 1926.

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LIABILITIES Capital Stock—Paid in *50,00)1,00 Surplus ' 8,000.00 Undivided profits 1,565.72 Interest and discount 3,769.69 Other earnings * 427.01 Demand deposits 223,376.58 Certificates of Deposit 137,055.03 Savings deposits 36.112.19 Trust deposits 1,040.00 Bills Payable 28.000.00 Notes rediscounted 31.000.00 Certified checks ,200.00 Cash —Over 151.50 Total Liabilities *520.697.72

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Growing with Indiana THE above figures show how great has been the recent growth of Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company, and suggest how vast is the field for future progress. The flourishing industries of Indiana make constant and ever-growing demands for gas and electric service which means constant increase in our service facilities greater . earning power—added protection—for investors in Class A ” (Cumulative) Preferred Shares „ Northern Indiana z Gas & Electric Company Nearly 3400 people now own these safe securities or are buying on the deferred L payment plan. Dividends are payable I every three months at the rate of $7 per share per year. Shares $98.50 Each arc offered for cash or payments of $lO down and $lO monthly per share; interest allowed on installments. • Non-Taxable . — This security is es- —• t I peqally attractive to AN INDIANA Indiana people, beINVESTMENT cause theui’ idendsare — i —j— free from normal l*VdJ z I cral income tax. and < | when held in Indiana, } the shares of stock are F A/ r,,|n ta,e ' count y and municipal taxes. Ask any employee — call al aur local office, or send the coupon. Northern Indiana Gas &. Electric Company The Gas Company Th<i company ig Inti gnp corporation anti th« above xtock la. therefore, free from all otate, county, city anti town taxes in Indiana, ao well ax the normal federal income) tax.