Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1924 — Page 2

Do Your Earnings “TAKE WINGS” ? • If you want to make your dollars come home to roost, put them in our Savings Department. Start saving and have your earnings work for you at 4% interest. Like the early bird—the early starter is the one who wins out in Savings. We welcome your account. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. Bank of Service

Grades and Mud Yield to— Red Crown The test of power comes when you are in a tight place —on a sharp grade or in a sea of mud. Then Red Crown shows its worth and proves its parentage. When you buy Red Crown you buy more than gasoline — you buy the experience, science and knowledge of the i ' Standard Oil Company (Indiana) plus a guarantee of service which holds good until the last drop of Red Crown in your tank is consumed. Your car starts easier — gets away quicker—it accelerates more smoothly—it develops greater power — greater speed, and greater mileage—with Red Crown in the tank. You can depend upon Red Crown to give you the utmost of power and mileage at least cost x You can get Red Crown everywhere in the ten Middle Western states. This efficient service makes carburetor adjustment needless and it is a boon to tourists. Fill up with Red Crown anywhere and get real power that does not recognize a tight place when you come to it Buy Red Crown At the (ollowinr Standard Oil Service Station: Corner Mercer and WinchcCcr Sb. And at the fdiowinf! FUiing Stations and Garny?'!: A«hh«u<Ur, lift North hrst St. E. Bodnru, South WUshetter St. I KI A. W. Isnvas, 11* N, First Stesel I I I A A. Achat, 037 N. Served ZL/ S. S. Ms gley, Monmouth. Ind. ■ 11 W. F. Jnsbker & 3cm, ProMo, 1»L Standard Oil Company Decatur id. (Mian) 1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1921.

BACK ON THE JOB Telephone 436 or 448 for Ed Green| Taxi Service, local or long- distance i driving. Call us if you want a taxi. 112t6 ED GREEN.

Don’t Forget Your “Say it with Flowers” Mother gets but little in this world, yet she gives yon everything. Send her a token of your appEcciation. 11 will warm her heart and show her that von have not forgotten her. Roses. Carnations. SnapDragons and Sweet Peas, Ferns and blooming plants See Flowers at White Meat Market Saturday. Decatur Floral Co. 971—Phone—911 Nulman Ave.

WELL KNOWM FARMER SPEAKS UP FOR TANLAC

“I've Given It An Honest Trial And It Has Made Good," Says Wagner. "I have given Tanlac an honest trial and it has made good, therefore, I don't bestitatc to speak up for it,” ia the striking statement of George W. Wagner, a well known farmer, R. F. D. I. Washington. 111. ' In the spring of 1923 I felt so play cd out that I could hardly make it from the house to the barn. Often just the sight of food made me ski. and what little I did eat formed ga: - and caused a feeling like a .rock in the pit of my stomach. When I bent

— - Z ■« | f Plenty of 5% Money — ~ J - A\\ ,_i If you weed a loan secured by your farm and not exceeding 40/5 of its Vilue, exclusive of buildings, we can let you have it, w. hintere stat s%,payable annually. 50% Farm Laans at C if you rer, _*ro more money we can lean np to 50 ci the land value, with a limited add Tioual afhourt on the value of your building* at 5'2% in Lett it payable s*tnka inuaily. <’ No charge for examining abstract or inapectiog land. i.<brral prepay n.nt pnvilefes. Oth*r terms rcs.nn«b!c. Write or ciH for more conpoetu information. The STRAUS BROS. c<>. GOME OFFICE 132 E. Wa>noSt. : Fort Wayne, Ind LIGONIER- DETROIT CHICAGO

Reduced Prices THE CRYSTAL Charge cf Pictures daily except Friday and Saturday. TODAY AND TOMORROW Julia wim she preltk-al "irl iir tot. n—Hut :io kindhearted bhc couldn‘l nay “No.” Shadow cd by suitors Tram pixteen to .sixty. William Fox Preneiita llooth Turkinflon’K most famous novel “GENTLE JULIA” Vs realistic in atmosphere ax “Main Stre*L** Ah abundant in hittnor .ih “lluekleberry Finn.” Homely. Hunwroun and ver . Iluinun. A drama of comit or.plat«. Kch.iie Love an Julia. _ also“On The Job” A vcq deter comedy chocked foil of laughs. And PATHE NEWS A Great Bin Show at Small Prices. 10c 20c Monday;'Ton Mix in “laidht* to Board."

Boys’ Election Being Held This Afternoon With all sides claiming victory, the boys election was held this afternoon at the Library. The polls opened at 3:30 o'clock and the opportunity will he given the boys of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eight grades to vote tor either of the three tickets, namely the Red, White anti Blue, headed by Jerome Mylott, George Kiuzle and James Gordon. The ticket was nominated last Friday and the result of the election today will decide which boys will manage the city of Decatur for one hour on next Thursday. The election is sponsored by the Rotarians as a part of the Boys Week observance and much interest has been displayed by the boys ajid their dads. The girls of the came grades will nominate a ticket this afternoon. —— • Found To Be Insane Steve Oslakovic. age 40, a native of Austria, was found to be a person of unsound mind at an inquest held before A. C. Butcher, justice of the peace yesterday. Papers were forwarded to the Eastern Hospital for the» Insane at Richmond, today, and application made for his entrance to that institution. Mr. Oslakovic has been residing here for several years, and has been employed by the Hol-land-St. Louis Sugar company.

over my hea<| was in a whirl, my nerves were unstrung my back ached terribly and my strength and energyseemed gone for good. ‘‘Tanlac plowed right through my troubles apd six bottlcA made me feel 20 years younger, putting me in shape so tha’ my work on the farm is no loni era burden to me. My nerves are good and steady, I eat and sleep fine and have gained fifteen pounds.” Tanlac is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for consti pation. Made and recommended by the manufactur ts of TANLAC.

SIX ITALIANS (Continued from page one) law before the bodies could be cut down, consternation was caused among officials and witnesses by a deputy who rushed from the jail and shouted Andrea Lemantia, one of the six prisoners, had sabbed himself. The physician rushed to the cell tlnd after a superficial examination, declared Lemantia's wound would prove fatal within a few minutes. Officials rushed him toward the scaffold in a race to beat death. Bodies of Leona and Deamore were cut down at 12:21 and as they were being removed. Lemantia was carried toward the gallows. IN REMEMBRANCE We were living in the city. Near our aunt's and all the rest, When the Master looked about us And decided what was best. Then He took our baby from us. And she went with him to stay. Soit's awful lonesome. So it's awful lonesome , She was young, sweet and loving, And for us He did his best; But the Saviour called so gently. And her soul is now at rest. She left a lonely mother. Yet it's awful, awful lonesome. Since our Helen went away. It was dark and dreary When our aunt came out here. Then she shook her head in silence; And it filled our heart with fear; So she told us that our baby would leave us, Before the breaking of the day, Oh. it's awful awful lonesome. Since our Helen went away. Well we'll learn to love our father. And well trust his heavenly power; For we're sure he'll gently keep us. And he'll lead us every hour; So our sister and our brother, We'll love them more each day; Though it's awful, awful lonesome, Since our Helen went away. Mr. and Mrs Walter Sudderth and Family.

Phytical Exercise Hard Taking physical eterefse Is hard uness there Is some fun in It. Sport* "ere devised to provide the fnn. MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets Opening Grain Review Chicago. May 9—Opening on the board of trade today was generally higher. Wheat was up at the start on unfavorable weather conditions, but met lelilng pressure when outside mark ets tailed to respond fully to the ad vance. Corn went up with the bad weather news but later turned weak with wheat. Oats was dull and steady. Weath *r conditions were not regarded as avorahle to the crop but buyers were lacking. Provision* started slow and unhanged. Toledo Livestock Market Hogs — Receipts LOW; market, deadv; heavies >7 «Q«r7.90; med ums V.80Q7.85; Yorkers. >7 85©7.»0; tood pig* >0.7507. Calves—Strong. Sheen and Limbs—Strong. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs -130 tt>s and down >6>7: 130 to 150 lb*. >74*7 40; 150 to 19n ths. »7.50; 190 tbs. ami up >7 50; -Uoglis |s.so<tyG; stags s3<y * Lambs—>ls 50 down Calves—>fiso down. East Quffalo Livestock Market Receipts soon, shipments 4750, of Trial N> New York yesterday. M*o; Yogs closing stradv. Tops >*.IS; bulk. W IS; heavies >8.15; mediums. M IG. tight weight 1*15; lain hghu >7 50 U 8.15. pigs >7.2507 Go. lacking sow -ough >05005.75: cattle 250 steady; sheep 7500; heal rllnped lambs >ls .- »O: clipped ewes >8.50 downi calves ’.WU; tops >l2 50. LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT (Corrected May 91 New No. 1 Wheat, bushel.Mr Yellow Ear Corn. per 100 90«While Corn )nt*. per buvh*l 42c Marti Corn M.e Rye, per bushel Me Barluy, per bushel*sc DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected May 91 Heavy Hens 15c duringora. smooth 17c ■•gborns 15c •tags lie '’ld itoostora ... o*c 'hick* tie <"”»« 15c Egg*, dose* 30c All poultry purcbaaMl must ba free 'mm food. LOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs. dosen ... >oc •UTTBRFAT PRICE! Butterfat .. 34c

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS •

♦ CLASSIFIED ADS • mit SALE FOR SALE—Seed Potatoes; good late variety. SI.OO per bushel. Chas. Bohnke, phone 880 M. Ultsx FOR SALE—County maps, the only ones obtainable of Adams county. Shows the roads and farm owners. Daily Democrat office. 12txl08 FOR SALE—Buff color and’newsprlnt second sheets, receipt books, 25 receipts to book, tablets, large and small. Daily Democrat office 108 t 12x FOR SALE —Ito San'soybeans, s. S. Vance. Pleasant Mills, Ind. 108t6x FOR SALE- Yellow Dent, seed com. Fred Krueckberg, phone 719-N. 110t3 FOR SALE —Four good fresh cows with calves by side; brood sow with pigs by side; 15 good feeding shoats. 80 lbs. each. Inquire at Schmitt Meat market. 110t3 FOR SALE—Good seed corn. Drop postal to J. J. Dailey, Monroe, Ind., R. R. 1. 108-t3x e.o.d. FOR SALE—Soy Beans for seedHenry Lengerich, Decatur. R. 5. 106t4 eodx FOR SALE—Rose and Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs at reduced prices; also baby chicks sired by Indianapolis winners. Book your orders For prices write or call J. F Rupert, Monroe, Ind. 112t6 FOR SALE—A dark brown reed reversible haby carriage 606 Winchester street. 112t3 WANTED A Girl Wanting Steady Work— Willing to do any kind of work. Call at S 9th st. lllt3x WE CLEAN RUGS—Have your rugs cleaned by air. Call for and deliver. Colchln Brothers, phones 441 and 561. Factory 115 East Rugg st. 86t30x

WANTED—Women to paint Lamp shades for us at home Easy pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Nileart Company, 3884, Fort Wayne. Ind. 109t6x WANTED—Energetic man with team or auto to sell Heberling s household remedies, extracts, spices, toilet articles, stock powder, poultry powder. dip. etc., through the country in your borne county. Goods furnibhed on credit. Lowest wholesale price*. Large old reliable company. Write today for full particulars. Heberling Medicine Company, Dept. 201. Bloomington, Illinois. llUttix OH HOYS’ Want, to make a dollar easy* If you do call at once, on Fred Conn 41, GlO Monroe st. Illt3 WANffcD'-i&w swarms of hers will pay reasonable price. IV. W. Hawkins. Route 10. .Decatur, Ind. Ult3x W A NTED- Dish washer at MurrayHotel. 112t3 FOR RENT FOR RENT—June L Two semi -uodern dwellings. 2 squares from court house Phone 85 or 304. _______ 11213 LOST AND FOUND STRAYED—BIack," 12 year old pony, from John Hessler farm, east of city. Anvone able to give informs lion call Cedi Harvey, 073. Hlt3x U)RT~’Gold watch. closed case, at Fuelling church or In Decatur. Return to Harry Young. Gfl West Jefferson street. Reward. lOStfix — , _ a-—- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ (I nited Press NerviceJ Yesterday’s hero: George Staler. The manager of the Browns singled in the first inning, stole second and scored on a single, and hit a Item' run In the fifth inning with one on. bealng the Indiana. 4 to 1. John t’l.llms tripled in the firs’ lnn‘ng and inchked in two runs tha* helped the Red Nog beat the Senators 4 to 3. Waiter Johnson walked three batter* and they all scored. Bad weather, stopped all other games. a yesterday's Home Run Hitters Hleler, Browns. I—l. HOMS RUN HITTERS Ruth. Yank*. 6. Hartnett. cube. C. Fournier. Hobinn. 5 Hellman. Tiger*. 5. William*. Phils, 5. Wheat. Robin*. 4 llotnaby. Cerda, 4. Williams, lito*its.4. Iluu*cr. Athleth's, 4, HOMERUN LEADER* ’ Nt Louis. 4; Washington. 3; Bouton, 4. L)etr»lt-4.'blcago, New York Philad*! ph la. train I. National 'Leagu* New YorkiPhUadelphla. Chicago Httaburgh. Cincinnati 3(. Ixiuls. rain and cold. Others not scheduled „ American Aasoicatinn All games postpon'd, cold weather and wvt -rougds.

FOR T Treatments given to suit , OUF " at 144 South 2nd s t ~« Office Phone 314 ? e Office Hours 10-12 a. m—is "* S. E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EmL U1 Calls answered Promptly Private Ambulant?®* Office Phone; w * Home Phone: 727 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fifiwi HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 600 Saturday 8;00 p. m. Telephone 135 DR. C. C. RAYL SURGEON x Hay and Clinical Laboratory Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. n. Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m . Phone 581 - ~ _ FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real Kite* Plenty of Money to lou on Government Plan. See French Quinn, Office—Take firm stairway DR. FRANK LOSE ~ Physician and Surgeon North Third Street Phones: Office 422; Home <ll Office Hours—9 to 11 a a. * 1 to 5—4 to 8 p. tn. Sun-lav 8 to 8 a. m. NOTICE I rebuild—Pianos, Talking ig Sewing machines, and tune plus and sell as a side line. Phone 112 North end city limits D A. Gilliea Call in the morning and ewtig only. M-W-FU o NOTICE >l. 8. STRAUB the expert wall paper cleaner. man who knows how. 1 will tub that dirty paper look like new. Swt or large jobs, washing. c»M Prices right. All work guaruwi 'Phone 1060. 84tf-eoi

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that th partnership heretofore existing b» tween the undersigned, and John 8 Baumgartner, doing hurtgess is tF City of Decatur, in the turns «< Pumphrey Jewelry Store li»» dissolved. All accounts due said firm are payable to the undersigned and debts of said partnership are »lie payable by the undersigned CARL C. PVMPHMT 310-17-Nl-l .. NOTICE TO HIHV <oVt«»lT«S» Nouca I* hsreby given Hoard of Commissioners ot ■'“•J County. Indians, si lb»lr ro® l ’’* “J* Court House in the ‘i u/fcr Indiana, will rvcelve seals* bids tv the construction of one barn. I" • cordnme with the r un. urt Hons now vli Hie hi ’i’ e * .J, Auditor of said •■••iin’' ’h’’ l blds wIU h* receive.! until »• wr A M <>n Tuesday. M»y - ■ ’ • . , Hath barn l» to known •« lhe Ad<m» "•«“*>, farm lews ted shout nr of the city of Creator, ia4 barn will be about t-"’> f ''‘ I2A fret l”H< . .. |gk, ( r *ff4 Tbs blds wilt Imiude Sil UNf material required in the <>’n*ir*t>" O, F*s.Ti ’"id*’shall be u hand and •tTi‘h , '*t ' ~flj sitk law. AH blds will be the understanding se* bidder will ariangr ' " *'“X, »• »u lbs barn lmmedi .tr ’ st k ting of • oiilra. I. and a” *" r * pro.e.utr.l without wltM« to have the barn <_ tint* <»etiit»t>’d iii 11 M re The board reserves th. tis< i.,1 any or aHbb*. <x us Adams I 1)K. G. F- EICHHORN Veterinarian Offies •» *•'• • ar " on First 9lr4*‘ ‘inartlarv whl’e | ,-hlckcn. rail t . ,t. For «y»> I Phomo: t CHIF<O* I '* CT, * win re**’ y 0“ **” IF , X invs<dlH»* ov CL ’ ,h#M Wr' A | •**' K "''X iswe’ry >*• I iJMI • ** Dftlcr ll**"’ o g Isl tO »F • CHARLES * < Ma *!J: ES ’ ’ ROY S. WHWgLI Live Stork and <,rl Auctioneer orrtPK p i h°«& tz: