Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1924 — Page 2

PLEASANT MILLS ANL SALEM Sunday school 8:30. Public worship (Salam) 10:30. Epworth t.r*flgup 6:30. Baqcalaureata IP. Mills) 7:36. Prayer meeting (Salem) Wed. 7:30. Prayer meeting tP. Mills) Thurn day evening 7:30. Commencement of high school class Friday evening 8:00. An Easter program will be given at the Pleasant Mills Sunday school hour Easter morning. The Epworth League holds a Sunrise prayer meeting Eas- • ter morning at the church. Our Sunday schools are on the Increase and let’s keep it up. Loyalty to the church makes a live worth while church. REV. F. A. SHIPLEY 0 CALVARY CHURCH NOTICE The Calvary Evangelical Church erfst of Decatur. has changed the time for its Sunday School to Sunday mornings at 8:30. Following the Sunday School there will be a prayer service. The pastor. Rev. R W. Loose, will

Girls Wanted Girls to strip tobacco. Light pleasant work—Good hours and good pay. Pleasant day-light work room. J White Stag Cigar Co. Dress Your Car Up For Easter $ With U. S. TIRES ■ Also a Complete lune of Accessories Wind Shield Wing.*. Sunshade*. Step Plates. Motomcters, Rearview Mirrors, .spot Lights, in fact EVERYTHING in accessories for your car. * ‘Shine ’em Up! Body Polish. Chamois Skins. Sponges and Wool Dusters to keep your car looking new and bright. Porter & Beavers First & Monroe Sts. Phone 123 I Easter Goodies At Gilpens Grocery and Meat Market Plenty of Good Fresh Eggs ■——————■l n ■ aW n —— Uli " Cream Cheese, the Best, 97 r Pound V Trutex Oleo, Pound Z?*' Pet Milk, 7"* 19 r Tall cam i Hominy, Urge 3 cans aitJv flozen SWPCt <>ranKCH ’ 50c Vegetables Fruits ! l‘resh Baked Goods Every Day Also Ward Cakes. Adams Street . - Phone 161

■—w—i . ■ —« mini .—a, — -wa— 1.« ii — ißin*’t i. preaeh un next Sunday evening at 7:30. Th%Sunday afternoon services ar. discontinued V—- — Q—WITHDRAWN FROM (Continued from page one) men iu the "A” precinct and in the, “B” precinct, E. W. Johnson and Oscar Teepl* are candidates. The democratic candidates who withdrew- us candidates for commitleemen are. August) Schlickman. North Kirkland, and Simeon Beineke, South Preple. The complete Hat of candidates to be voted for at the primary on Tuesday. May 6th, will be published in the Daily Democrat on Saturday, April 19th. o Crowd Attends Paint Demonstration Here A crowd which occupied every foot of space in the Smith. Yager A- Falk drug store yesterday afternoon at four o’clock heard Mr. E. E. Rictbr. of the t_l ■ A—-J!?!!

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924.

Patterson, Sargeant Company, tell of! the good qualities of B. P. fi. paint. A feature oflho event was a free gift l distribution. Sack person who filed their name was given a small can of enamel paint and fifteen prizes of paint from one quart up to enough to I paint a residence were given. Joe Dayton Winans secured the main prize, valued at S4O. Others who received less amounts were: Norbert Case. Mrs. J. W. Teeple, Charles Lamraiinan, Mrs. George Wehoff, D. H. Hunsicker. Maggie Peoples, Joel Reynolds. William Zimmerman, H. P. Schmitt, Miss Mollie McConnehey, I Mrs. Amos Fisher, J. H. Hollopeter. [ William Weber, and Mrs. Goldie Steele. o Good Friday Observed In Schools Here Today Speca) programs in, observance of Good Friday were held in all- of the public schools of the city today. Rev. U. S. A. Bridge, pastor of the First Methodist church, spoke at the high school this morning and at the Central school this afternoon. Talks were given at each of the ward schools, also. -■ O — Taking School Enumeration ■ John Parrish, principal of the north ward schAol .and W. Guy Brown principal of the Central school, are taklbg the annual school enumeration this city. The amount of money which the city schools will receive from the stale is based on the number of children in the city of school age. The township trustee are engaged i» taking the enumeration throughout the county now. also. —o Sen. Johnson To Speak In Portland April 28 | Senator Hiram Johnson, of CallIfornia. candidate the republican nomination for president, will speak [in Portland on Monday. April 28. ac- ‘ cording to word received in that city . yesterday. This will be one of the 1 few addresses delvered by the "senator in Indiana. The exact time and place of the meeting has not been ‘determined. — ■•■•9 *-- Jewish Passover Begins At 7 o’clock Tonight The Jewish Passover will begin at 7 o’clock this evening and continue for eight days. Ixtcals Jews are |>l.m i ning to observe the event. Barney i Kai ver. well know ndtisen. Will be ' at the Max Moyer home during the Passover. During the week, the Jews . refrain (rn eating bread. -a Hail As Big As Goose Eggs At New Orleans i ♦ United Wes* Service) New Orleans. April 18 —A cyclone. I hail and rain storm swept over a secition of New Orleans near latke I'ontchartrain last night, destroyed 8S small homes .injuring fifty per sons and doing damage estimated «•. 'iSOMtt. None of the injured were seriously hnrt. One woman suflered a broken leg. johnervers at the weather bureau, 'said th- had ston-a were as large 'as goose eggs Many windows and 'skylight* were broken * CONGRESS TODAY ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« Senate Expects to complete immigration bill. Teapot l»ome investlgatton contin ties. Daugherty investigation resumes House Itmttinr business. At the time of the Armtstie there were some IBJMB dogs with the arm h a of all aides YV-G-N FEATURE I fill- ■ '■ I* I—III— miRU ■■ —W—MM——■ - 3KR&UP . jI - • t "wr ▼ MA It ION O NKII,L IK)LI„\ND Tbl I'hoto Mil* Marion ON< til HalUttd Hhe is a violinist ,of unusual ability,

Pay your electric light and power bills on or before the 20, and save discount. 92t4 NOTICE 11. S. STRAUB 'the expert wall paper cleaner. The man who knows how 1 will make that dirty paper look like new. Small or large jobs, washing, ceiling. Prices right. Ail work guaranteed Phone 51- Mtf-eod 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 Dally 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. 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 my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday. May 6th, 1924. FRANK NEUSBAUMDally 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. Tuesday. May 6th, 1924 WALTER WILKINSON. Auditor Daily Democrat:—Please announce that 1 am a candidate for the d**m<’- [ era tie nomination for auditor of Adam* county, subject to the decision cf the voters at the primary, Tuesday. May 6th. W U THORNHILL For Sheriff Jhiily Democrat Please announce that I am a candidate for the democratic nomination for Sheriff of Addams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday. May Gth. JOHN BAKER. For Treasurer fM4ly Democrat--Please announce that 1 am a candidate for the democratic nomination for Treasurer of < Adams county, subject to the decision inf the voters at primary Tuesday, May 6th LOUIES KLEINE For County Recorder Daily Democrat:—Please announce Imy name as a candidate for the dem .n« ratio nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tues , day. May Gth. 1924 MRS. CLARA ANDERSON. Daily Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election. Tuesday, May 6th. 1924. ED GREEN

Imlly Democrat:—Plena* announct I , my name as a candidate for the dem lorratic nomination tor llmorder of , Adams county. subject to thii decision • of tbv voters at the primary, Tuesday. May «th. 1924 GKORGK M. T. HOUCK. Commissioner, 2nd District Hally liemocrat :-Plt-mw ann«>un< •• 'jthpt lam a inndi'ljtr tot th. d<- > mocratk- nomination for County i i ComnikaaloiK-r, second district, sub tject to the decision of the voters at [the primary election. Tuesday. May 6th. » It HRBINKK. i Prosecuting Attorney iMlly ftrmocrat:—Please announce my name a« a candidate tor tin dem ralle nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, 2«th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision ot the voters at <h* primary, Tuesday. May 6th. 1*24. JOHN T KKI.I.Y- _____ tJaily Democrat:—Please announce [lay name as a candidate for the demB orratic nomination for Proavcuumt Attorney, !<*th Judicial circuit, sub Jett to the decision of the voters nt the primary election. Ttiesdav, Mar 6th. 1924 A C. BUTCMKK. *or *Wy(if Dally Demorrn»:• Please announce that I am a candidate foe the demo rrattc nominal ion for Hurvy or o( ,yUm» county, subject to the doclaim: of the vol-'(I i»* Hie primary ott Tuesday. May Ctl», 1924 DICK DOCK. Iftpuhliran Ticket Per therlff Please auhout.<e my name as a candidate for the republican nomination for Sheriff of Adam« county, subject jto the dwirfon of lite voters al 111. i primary election to be held May Sih. H W. PKTBHHON. For Sheriff ' I tally Hviiohtul I’leaai' annoumo my name as a temlidale for the re I puldiean nomination for ' Slier Iff of Adam* county, subject to lire d«*< Iu .km of the vtftar* of Ute primary it ukosliMt. Tuamlay. May 6. 1*34. I W W HAWKINS.

SAYS GEN. WOOD WAS APPROACHED Witness Tells Investigators Os Attempted "Deal’’ In Convention Washington, April 18—(Special to Daily Denfocrait) - The sena*te oil committee today heard a round-about story of alleged overtures said to have been made to General Leonard Wood l>y the late Senator Bois Penrose of Pennsylvania 1920 republican convention. According to the account. Penrose called tho Wood headquarters by phone the night before the late President Harding was nominated and asked to know it Wood, if elected, would give "us” three cabinet members, — Though assured by ono of his advisers that his consent would mean his election. Wood refused to make any promises. The story was told the committee by T. A. Harmon, a tax expert of Indianapolis. who said he obtained the account of the telephone conversation from James L. Nimrod of Mooseheart. 111., who was a confidential worker in Wood headquarters and who claimed to have taken the message from Penrose at Wood's request. o Observance At Huntington Huntington. Dpi.. April 18—A general observance of Good Friday was observed here today in compliance with the proclamation u( Mayor Jullerat who requested that the stores Close during the Three Hours from twelve to three o’clock. The four banks of the city were closed during the regular business hours from ‘ 12 o'clock until 3 and were not reopened until Saturday morning. . f AH the city schools and the high ■ school were dismissed. Good Friday services wre held at the Huntington theatre during the noon hour at the Central Christian ’ church and Catholic churches during - the" afternoon. i —o Family Os Eight Killed By Explosion In Home (United Press Service) ( Johnstown. I*B. April 18.—An entire i family ot eight is dead or dying fol- • lowing an explosion of gas in their home here today. Someone arose early in the housoB hold of Anthony Prackp and struck a f match in th s kll« b* n A terrific blast n foilowed and a sc.-ring flame swept i* the bedroom where the family slept. Mrs. Anna Praxko. the mother, was so badly burned that she died in e Meri y hospital, Leo Pracku. 13, was '• killed outright. A baby. Rosy. 18 months, died shortly after its D lt mother. Prat ko and four utber < taildren, all under 14. are report'-d dying.

MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report of luteal and Foreign Markets East Buffalo Livestock Market R-ceipts ghtwi. shipments «S4O. official to New York .Idle; closing strong. Tops 47,9": hulk 27.*2® 7 9": heavies *7.85® 7 90; mediums *7x3® 7.6A. light wutghts *7K>«7H; few. 27. H; light lights »7®7.55; pig*. *6 30®7; parkins sows ruuxhs - *4.78; rattle .ton steady *,*h>*ep best wool lambi *l*.9i); clipp- *14.75 down Iveat t'Dppml ewes *9 3o*h»&U; calves'* ltd": tups *12.50. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Shipping pigs »«®«50; lights, *7 ?*». mlv*l mediamv heavies, *7.35. roughs *5.26*6; slags *304. laiitiba 214. M) down. t alvca—M" 5" down. f LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT < Corrected April |«i New No. 1 l\iioal. bushel *s<Vviuw Her Corn. per loti f,* M WMta Cot u Hu Mixed '■Corn ................... 91c OaU. per bu. ...» 44< Rye, per buabel 66c ttarley. per bnahel..' a*<Timothy Seed *3.50 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET tCnrrevted April I*l Heavy Hens |*e 'Springers, aimsdh .............. 17c Him** , He '»M Roosters Hr, tmrks 13c Hre»e hJtffe doarp i*c All poultry punliamal murt be free* .from feed. r' LOCAL GROCERS EGS'MARKET | ■, Kgffs. down .: JUr | * BUTTERFAT PRICES Butterfat st: ' I

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jjjggSEESssEESisSoSciEESSEssSSESiZZZsSEEEEEESssss « • ( LAHSIFIID 41* • ’ FOR SALE Foil SALE—A barn 20x30! with shed attachecf 20x8; built of shiplap and native timber. Also hay fork, track -| and rope. Barn must be removed at once. See Henry R. Heller, 122' N c Fourth st. 94t2 { FOR SALE—Clark Jewell gas range - with Loraine oven regulator: also small gas heater. Call at noon. Peter Conrad. 341 Line st. phone 512. 94t3x 1 i F()R~SALE—Pure bred Single Comb * Rhode Island Red eggs; dark red and exceptionally good layers. 50c for 15 or $3 fqr 100. Mrs. J. C- Moses, . phone 305 Rid. 1133 N. 2ml st. 92t3 §aLe —Four burner gas stove. good baker; also oven for gas plate Inquire at 86*4 Marshall st. or phone I 488. 92t3x FOR - SALE !v<»ry round reed baby carriage in good condiiton. Tel. 945 93t3 . •Oh SALE OR~rikNl--~Mo<CS7e7i dence. 313 Adams street. Don’t wait. 93t3x , POR SALE 1920 Briscoe road-ter, • Also New Era motorcycle. Cal! 919 Harrison st. . 93t8x FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Barred Rocks. R I. Reds. White Wyan- . dottes. Inquire of J. F. Stonerook. 1620 W. Monroe st., or call 615. !)4t3x FOR SALE Ancona pullets Geo. W. hurkett, 1620 W Monroe St. phone 615. 94t3x < WANTED WANTED — Washings! Miss Sarah Schlegel. 213 South Eighth street. 94t2 WAlTED—Sewing to do. Phone 426. 87t6 WE ’< LFAN’-ftl-GS-tia've y"u~g~s cleaned by air. Call for apd deliver. Colchin Brothers, phones 441 and 561. Factory 115 East Rugg st. BGt3ox iVANTED To buy HgN~ one horse wagon. Call phone E-875 or see Isaac Everett. '•.'t lx ' U-a3’TFd~~ To rent two rooms; I sleeping room and kitchenette, furnished or unfurnished, by young couple. Address ,Box 10, care Demo lerat. 9:’.t3x

, lii—ll—ll. ■— ■■ ■ I. 1-fM FOR RENT koR IlkNT—Sleeping room at 4u". Ji-ffir..,: st MUX i’Ofc Iti-hcF—t*nfurni.,he<l downstair* room. 3i»v Marshall st. 94t3 Maple syrup for sale at Smith & Bell office. >2.25 per gallon. 9213 ■—o . — Delegation Uninstructcd i United ITcss Service) Raleigh N. C. April 18.—An unin-strm-ted delegation will to New York dcmociatic erm > ention North Carolina. Plans to indorse Joaephus Danicia former secretary ot the Navy> wefe upset when Duinela wired requesting that he would not given consideration for presidential support. Will Hold Public Sale JOHN HKNRY HOGG. Bluffton. Ind., expects to hold a Public Salp. Wagneeday, April 30th, at which he will sell over lot) head of registered and grade Khnrlhorn Cows. Calves. Helfers. Steers, etc. A lot «»f these cattle ar.' fat ready for market. Over S" h»-ad are Registered Shorthorns. Also bog*, far inmachinery. etc. 18 19 Svrrtv F. v«rvis«4 pf.tl Ks colt ■•111'11 II v ka.MVtuv Native la hereby given lliwi th* i.f i'un>mla*l>>n-re of Adams • owaiy tn.ltawa. ha* X.r.l and viral*. haiv.l the following rrauhir v.-llrs ptUrrw us>‘.t si the amctal ylm-tlone sa the v-aMlng plscv-w )n the arveral pre. • •mia ..f esi.l counti for thr Primary ).!>••■ linn to hr tve-Ui Max x, last: »£••* • "»»». lirw.lto.-v It H.-Un»| Hoove Rast t*n!**n. Kohr ft hoof hc.u« I »vl fb.nl. Ahv-r ".‘bo'it lmv|w. W’ret Itnul M»nm..uth y-b.onl house S’nr'h V'r» l.le. Crel.lHeuw ito-lmol hwtte** r.., # v: ( t'rr’|r. S. 1.-vnl IvnuMv. trial. N.v *. • **rtl* h*<rk l«*m4v Klrklaml Ihilldlng near Iton>l(|ras »lorr , _ y‘we.h •Wsapfngttm. Ben tWlug'a real. 4*l* r Jf-.u’l. llrln'kvr Vk 1i.0.l Xwetii wt Marya, ttoln. rt.h-.0l P/fHtl. Ml Marys. Frsnvr'a Hull. Plea*. »nt Mill* ' ..rln Ili.fW ••*veh. X.-1.VM.1 Ifnuse No. 7 Keill*- lUor Creek. Nrhnvd tlouav. Hist. No I Nnnh Monroe. M**ar.w- a. 100. l houvr Mcivile Monroe Nt", tins >* 1i....l bqUsv-tto-rer V jrltrvv>vn llavage v -er *- lu.tifor'om . ••-•m* ««r. Town B«H t*r.meh l*,le- «|..a •*. Ih.um-N-.rtl< ltarff<w<l. I.lnn Ur<>vr Hvhoof |V4*HUM W«9«itl* Hurth»r<|. ••rrrkvllh* #♦«•••» Wah|*s»|* t**,h rflnti ft* h«H>| tltiUM** •’> * l»*M, <••»•!«>»■» lwi||»«» t*rßß*|| Tr»>f| MilMlHlf* • «• Albert tturrto flMff . «(•*«' milraad W»-#t • New hlgrh i Tltr*du. iJnrwvt M N. W. ror«MPr of Kr« • >4NM*«tWr • *?>• *’ V, lat RDM itvirMKr "IF. <Hri.-e us I*r«4«|iir I <‘h. U*«r4 *&*% Flmt rl»»4»r, i W«ir4 Ih’«l«>4 »♦» «• nt BenJ | Hbtrnlt |TMM W«r»| Ktrnrh’# AM** rml** *»»«*»♦* 'Third Ward •Uf*. Xln>e<>*rmao t'arpur a <*w offer, W< *1 M-*tir..r at, . *'** e*l b* u"dv < nt the Itooir.t wf | liiKaaiwneri of sat-i rvointv, MARTIN JAtD’Ntii 11-Xt Auditor.

* I I BUSINESS CARDS I g investigate ■ FOR BETTER HEALTH, SEE | DR. FROHN API EL, D f Chiropractic and Osteopifhi, ■ Treatments given to suit your . ■ at 144 South 2nd Street 1 ■ Office Phone 314 ■ Office Hours 10-12 a. m — 7.5 e , B p ■ s.E.BLACK ■ UNDERTAKING AND E Calls answered promptly day or nleh! ■ private Ambulance Service ■ Office Phone: 90 ■ Home Phone: 727 ■ N. A. BIXLER I OPTOMETRIST ■ Eyes Examined, (Hasses Fjltd ■ HOURS: ■ 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 K Saturday 8:00 p. m. M Telephone 135 ■ DR. C. C. RAYL I BURGEON ■ X-Ray and Clinical Üboratoriu I . Office Hours: ■ 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m. ■ Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. B Phone 581 H FEDERAL FARM LOANS I Abstracts ot Title. Real Batata H Plenty of Money to loan on ■ Government Plan. I See French Quinn, ■ Office—Take first stairway ■ south tteratur Tt»mw-rtt K DR. FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon 1 Nyth Third Street ■ Phones: Office 422; Home 423 I office Hours—l> to 11 a a ■ 1 to S—* to I p. tn. ■ W-,nderr 0 tn • I m ■ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS I Notice is hereby given that I MONDAY, MAY 5, 1»24 ■ will be the last day for paying your I spring Installment of taxes. The H treasurer's office will be open from ■ Bam.to 4p m„ during th. tax pay- I Ing season. AH taxes not paid by that B time will become delinquent ani i I penalty of 10 per cent will be added. 1 Do not put off your taxes as they mac. I be paid, and the law points nut th« I duty ol the treasurer. Those who ha«’ | bought or sold properly an ! wiib » I division of taxes should come in at I once. Don't wait for the rush Note- I tepits can be laid away for atyun-. I so do not ask for It. LOUIES KLEINE. Treasurer ot Adams County j to Ma; • n DR. G. F. EICHHORN Veterinarian Office at Sale Barn on First Street l > Bacllary white diarrhoea of I * chickens controlled by bioui i test. For particulars cal! I Phon.u: Office 306; Res 690 Bl »»— ■ ’ H. S. MICHAUD | Farm and Citv Properties .For Bale. Exchange and Rent Off.ce 133 South 2nd strewt Office Phons 104—Res Pnone 4H K - - r NOT ICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notbe la hereby given that th' pattxtsmhlp hrref.dorc rxistifik twritm the undersign.-*!, and J<*« "■ Bautirrarther. doing business In City of Deeat a. , in the n*® l ' * Pumphrey Jewelry Store has •>*“> dLsaolv. d All ac. niiati due sahi firm are pa; able tu the undersigned »"<« •“ debts of said parliter»hip are see payable by the CARL C. Pt NOTICE I will stand my I’rebk on Mondays r “ days; balance of week a (xrm. near Frddhclm chuffh* commencing April HthService fee 115.WL AUGUST CONKAU 81115-18 22 y -—- —-— — CHIROPR* cTlfl Wwill reabs you w* ll, vs Inveetio*** J,■ C_ phsne /ft nvnr «*** /Ah l fikl Jewetry 8W« ’ 8:J« t" *J. CH ARLES A CHARLES, D La Sv Attsadsht ROY S. JOHNSON. IJvc Sl<»ek and General Auctioneer )rU5# UFFICK ROOM LOAN A TRt'RT RUw. PIIONfc •<*» Pf * » rc Ask the umu i’vs ' - who baa attanO*! ,