Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 117, Decatur, Adams County, 15 May 1924 — Page 5

| Local Briefs I

■wc'vo seen lots o’ eels made people didn’ have nothin' on a homeKule hair cut. Hen Davis apples X nt go bad t’ brighten up a atdeW, ir( l__ Abe Martin, Indianapolis Mfews. ■ Mrs. E. H. Adams spent yesterday K Fort Wayne as the guest of Mrs. K E. Hoffman and family. ■ .Mrs. Harry Helm was the guest of K,,,. son in law and daughter. Mr. and Krs. Ed Yahne at Fort Wayne yes■Unlay. Herman Geels, of Bluffton, was a gisiness visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lewton and Eloise, spent Wednesday n Fort Wayne visiting friends. joe Kintz, of south’of the city, was n the city today on business. Roy Nidlinger, living at Monroe, united after business interests here ■dayWilliam Kukelhan. of north of the tty. was a visitor here this after|Oui‘.. A. F. Stalter made a business trip to Dayton, and other points in Ohio festerday. Charles Schug, of Berne, was a Easiness visitor here yesterday. E. W. Johnson made a business trip to Gary Wednesday, Miss Margaret Mylott spent the day. In Fort Wayne as the guests of her grand mother, Mrs. Margaret Mylott. Mrs. Hattie Andrews was a visitor hero this morning. Charles Andrews and Donald Hoff-; man. of Monroe, visited friends here yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cal E. Peterson. Mr and Mrs. C. E. Hell and Walter Kiick were Fprt Wayne visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Miekstroth and son. Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foulkc, of Huntington, are the guests of Hev. and Mrs. R. Fl. Elliker. Mr and Mrs. R. D. Myers motored te Fort Wayne Wednesday afternoon. E. W Ksnipe made a business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. The big tent in which the Moose fair wifi be held next week. May 19 to 24. was being erected on Liberty J Way this afternoon. Plans for the big event are progressing nicely. Ruth Smith, five year o | ( ) daughter of Mr and Mrs. Kay Smith, of route ten was operated t< pon this morn htg for the removal of tonsils and adnoids. The Aperation was performed at the Adams County Memorial hospital and reports from there stated that the little girl was getting along nicely. Bulletin (United Press Service! Washington. May 15 (Special lit Daily Democrat) By tt vote of 3HX |o 5M the IxtUM* ;i|»provet! Hie immigration hill conference report. making .ItipaiMwe exclusion effective July 1 and restricting general iminipralion |o approximately 15.1MM1. ■VliniDmlntlion lenders in lhe house who opposed lhe July first date late week when the' r< |>orl was sent hack Io conference, supported il today after niiimuncing that a vole lor lhe re|Htrl wim not to Is- regarded ps n vote against the pfrsidi ill.

; I Wf 'll J • HIS POLICIES ARE AT HOME I « A man insured hi*, home against fire am* theft. He bmirht two hinds of insurance for h»w car. He also has considerable life insurance. If his house horns down, Ms policies will be destroyed. And he will ! need his fire policy nt once. This man can easily rent a Inrger safe deposit box and hive room for ALL hi* important papers. L z JI FirstTNational Bqnk Capital and Surplus ' ,

G. E. TEAM OPENS SEASON SUNDAY r Local Baseball Team Goes j To Auburn For Game; Hindered By Rain k The General Electric baseball team will play its first game next Sunday 1 at Auburn and a number of rooters r are planning to accompany the team ( to that city. The game is called for three o'clock and the Auburn team is making arrangements for one of the I biggest games of the season. The wet weather has delayed the , erection of the grand stand on Ahr's . field, which the G. E. Athletic Association has leased, and the rains have ( also interferred a little with the prac- , tice. If weather conditions permit practice will be held on Saturday afternoon. The permanent lineup has not yet been selected but following , the practice Saturday afternoon players for the Auburn ganle will be se- , lected. , The G. E. boys are planning to stage several games in this city dur- , ing the summer and the new grand | stand which they are erecting back ■of the new diamond will be large , enough to seat several hundred fans. ——————— l ♦ " ' Billy Sunday Arrives In Rochester, Minnesota (United ITess Service) Rochester, Minn.. May 15. —Sunday and "Ma" arrived from Memphis in their special car early today and were taken direct to the Kahler hotel by Dr. J. W. Ytayo, a friend of the famous evangelist. Sunday Is suffering from kidney trouble. Mrs. Sunday, injured by an automobile truck recently., was taken from the car in a stretcher. Mrs. N. P. Maynes, Sturgis. Mich., a daughter of the evangelist and his wife, was In constant attendance u|sm her mother . "Billy" seemed to be in lieiiier spirits than most of the others in the car. in spite of his breakdown In Memphis. Dr. R. L. Bandera, his personal physician. said the evangelist's tempi erature and pulse were normal and he tested better last night than he had in twelve days. His condition was sat in factory, he said. Chinese Delegate To M. E. Meeting Ends Life I United Press Service) Spi ingfield. Mass. Muy 115. Rog->i i Itahn. 28, a Chines ' delegate to the I Methodist Eplscopil general conferI cnee, committed suicide today by drinking cyanide of patassium in a hotel room. Rahn, who came from I'liunkin. 'china was a Christian convert. He is maried and father of two children, 'and was said to have suffered greatly from homesickness ami despond , ency.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1921.

I — | CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Loyal Daughters class of E. V. S. S.—Mrs. John Gage, 7:30. Mrs. Florence Sprunger Starr Re- ' cital—H- S. Auditorium, 8:15. Ladies’ Aid Society of Presbyterian Church—Mrs. F. E. France. ' Phoebe Bible Class of Reformed church, Mrs. Tillman Gehrig, 7;30 p. m. W. C. T. U., Mrs. L. A. Thomas. So Cha Rea—Miss Regina Murtaugh. 1 Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian ' Church—Mrs. Ida Chronister. < D. Y. B. Classes, U. B. Church, Mrs. j B. F. Dotson, 7:30 p. m. r Friday W. R. C. —Legion Hull 2 o'clock. * Philathne class of Baptist church — 3 Church, 8 o'clock. W. F. M. S. of M. E. Church, Mrs. C. L. Walters, 2 p. m. ’ ('. L. of C. Degree team practice— K of C. Hall. 7:30. St. Mary’s Township Home Econ- ’ omics Club. Pleasant Mills school house, 1:30 p. m. Saturday Monroe M. E. Epworth League 2 cent supper—Lek hty office. King's Heralds of the M. E. Church, Miss Margaret Kitson. ( Monday Mrs. Garard's S. 8. Class of E. V.— Mary Macy. 7 o’clock. Tuesday Psi lota Xi —Mrs. F. I. Patterson. 8 o'clock. The Woman's Relief Crop will meet I it the Legion Hall, Friday ufternm n • I at two o'clock. All members are re I quested to attend as this will be the I last meeting before Decoration Day. ' * The Epworth League of the Monroe | Mcthcxiiat Church will serve a two i cent supper at the IJechty office build ing Stiturday. The patronaged of ' the public is solicited. Slusher Van Camp Orville Slusher, son of James j Slusher. Allen county, and Mi-< Clara Van Camp, daughter of Mrs. B. E. Van? 'amp. of Vera Cruz, were united in j narriage at eleven e'clock this morn 1 ng at the Presbyterkin Manse, by l lev. R. N. Covert. Mrs. Covert was j i witness at the ceremony. Tl:e I ouple will live at Vera Cruz. ♦ The Ladles of the Catholic church rave a two cent supper last evening at the Knights of Columbus hall after vhich five hundred and rhutn ■ were played Mrs. Joo Lose, Mrs- J. W. tells rs. Dick Both und Joe Brt nnan won prizes at five hundred and Mrs. Andy Foos. Margaret Lengerich. Glen Martin and .IHck Sorg won prizes at rlium. At separate tables Hie ctol Iren played rhum and pr gmi war" von by Margaret Lingorich and Icorge Harrison. There were abou evenly tables filled. Dancing vmii f ■njoyert Inter in the evening, the nusic being furnished by Miss B*’’ Leonard and Ed Coffee. The ladle* r eport a very auccoaaful party, the ortHeeda theiefioin to ba turned over •o the now selnsd fund. ITlzca c t t»e bridge were won by Adeline Delnmuar and Mr Mc l-iuglir The lommlttve In ebsrgi- of the evening Included Mrs. Herman Ehlngi r. > chairman, Mrs. John Miller. Harry Fritsinger. Mrs Wil | m Bowers. Mrs. Jiiliu Kcdirn*. Mr . Ed. Tunneller, Mrs. Clajpum Ccrroll. Mrs Wtßfam lose. Mrs. W A. Kbp p>r, Mrs. Raymond G Mm. < l.cra Meyers. Mrs. James Murphy. a Moreare Kpr.tnger Warr, noted soprano, of Bluffton, will he person' -d In radial by the mnmberu of th Woman’s Club, this evening at th" High Hi hool Audltorum at fit I** n’t-loek Mm. Carrie HanboM «»< this • Ity. wH| accompany Mrs. Burr, on the piano. Anyone not having s ticket may imrrbae* same at the doo> The proved' from thia own! will h used In mnintsinlnt th* rest ruum through th" snmim r. I.♦ " — END SESSION OF (Ciitiiinned from One) nrgn ivory charro nf th* Claaahl lo rtmdor to Ihla otganisution Ha moral and financial cooperation; and since enforeemuni of any U* depends upon lhe heart intnreat of tli* diltma tn it. wa urao our mem h*r» a« Zkih man and woman, by word and exampl*!, to uphold the holiness of the Intd'a day." Htthjceta dlncUMUd this morning inilitflrd the Forward Movement, misKouary and ntawardshtp. Tim church was filled lust night kt which Hni* Itr. J. M. G Iturms. pr*rl •I' h' |l • Mt •*» Hoe 1 '’ll' 1 of Tlvpiixith Wiaton-in. spoke on th" •uhfprL "Th* CnopervHv* Campaign" IA Mature of Dr Burma* address weal | ths showing of staroptlcon views ot|

the college, including the old and new buildings and the student body. There are 105 students in the college. Approximately 90 per cent of the students are studying for the ministry. o IXOTICK TO HKIIXu: COXTHAI Toils Notice Is hereby given that the Board ,of i 'ontmlsHloni'i s of Adams county. Indiana, at their rooms in the court house in tlie city of Decatur, Indiana, will receive scaled bids for the construction of the foil, wing bridges In accordance with tin* specifications, plans and profiles on (lie In the office of tile Auditor of said county, towlt: Davis Bridge, located 2 mile* south, I'!> miles east of Pleasant Mills, St. Marys township, Adams county, Indiana. Sealed lilds will be priji'i'd until lo o'clock A. M. on Tuesday, Juno 1112 1. Bills will Include all labor and material for sold work. Aliy one desiring to submit plans and specifies (Jons for competition al the same letting may do so by filing tile same with the Auditor of said county not loss than to days before the day of letting us provided by law. Knelt ld<l shall be accompanied with bond and affidavit «» required by law. The time for the completion of said liridge will bo set at time of letting contract. Tlio Board reserves the right to reject any or all blds. KUNST CONItAD, B. F. BItKINKIi, GEORGE Silt >KM.\KI?I!. 15-22 Board of Coinnilssloncrs. Don’t Trot in Same Cla»» Unless n limn litis more money than he knows whst to do with lie can t at ford to believe that poverty and happiness trot In the same class. - o — —— Huntinjjton Bankers Are Indicted By Grand Jury Huntington, May 15 —Garl W. Vickery ami Arthur C. Fast, president and vice-president, respectively, of the defunct Farmers’ Trust company bank, were arrested Tuesday night on indictments returned by the Huntington county grand jury. Both mon

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v were released on bond. Fast was named in eight indict-/ . menls anil Vickery in five- The bonds'i - wen placed at SI,OOO on each indictment. The bonds were signed by a I number of persons whose names were not made public. * All of the indictments returned charged receiving deposits when a , bank was Insolvent. The lone excepi tion was one indictment returned against Fast in which a charge or embezzlement and grand larceny is made. A number of the indictments n.amo Fast and Vickery jointly in the 1 charges. a r ■ ? I Order Your Cream l ■ We have today canceled our contract with local Grocers for Whipping Cream and Cotfee Cream. Any one wishing , any cream or milk can get I same by calling Phone 392 J giving name and address and it will be delivered on the following deliveries: First, 3 A. Second, at s A. M. I Broadacres Dairy ■l* 11 ——■——— 1

! Greensburg — Constable Charles Annis is official guardian of one mule. | A replevin suit for possession of the

Did I Say NO? c I Lots of Laughs Reduced Prices ?? I THE CRYSTAL I ■ Change of Pictures daily except Friday and Saturday. S I— TODAY— I What’s the linwritten Law of Love? A Modern Cleopatra steals happiness and honor ® from the home and laughs at the law. But a clever wife hits back in amazing fashion, and has the last laugh. < It’s from the sensational stage success by Samuel Shipman. ihihiixhbbhl ■ 'r' HOPE HAMPTON ' ■ NITA NALDI LCWCGDY U > CONRAD NAGEL - / Wlf Du .ta I ■ Also—“ Holy Smokes” .A Fox Comedy—loc-15c TOMORROW AM) SATURDAY ’ * HO I. L Y W O O I) ” • Ru.ii —59 SertM NttaNai Wi „ _ DOYOUWANT, a SOMETHING?. I ■ If you do, here’s a cheering thought • The Universe is governed by orderliness. The seed is sown, crops.grow and are har-1 vested according to that law. A man pours himself out in usefulness and ! his fellows honor him a business house I serves it customers efficiently and success I comes to it. If xnu want MimHhlng—a cur—hntt•»—financial indv|M*nd- I ificc—remember lirxt lhe M*cd, next the crop, then the har- | vest. Oner Minted the going h rmy—«s.tH> n week saved in an I IntereM drawing aecmmt will mean f1.W0.00 in about I three years and nix month*! Learn the law, work in harmony with it and what 'ou I mint in life in vour*—Savings Aecpvnta opened any day I from ten to three. Old Adams County Bank |

animal was filed and Squire Holmes entrusted the mule to Annis until its ownership is decided. -