Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 125, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1924 — Page 2

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FIRST UNITED BRETHREN Let all take notice ot the fact that the services of tomorrow will be the old church building which has been moved to rear of lot. Mr. Howard J. Wlsehaupt. a member of the congregation and speaker at Commencement will give an address at the morning hour of service, 10:30.1 The foundation for the new church is; being prepared and the' work going | steadily on. The corner stone will be laid June the Bth at 2:30 p. m | Plan to attend all the services of tomoriow. especially the morning service and hear Mr. Wlsehaupt. B. F. DOTSON, Pastor — o — — PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH B. N. Covert, Pastor Services for Sunday. May 25th. 9:30 a. m. —Sunday School. A good place to study au interesting' course of Bible lessous. 10:S0 ant. —Morning worship: Annual Memorial sermon. Veterans of Civil. Spanish American and World Wars will be our guests at this service. Sermon subject '‘That Those May Not Have Died tn Vain." The public is cordially invited to this service. * 2:30 p. m. -Junior (Jhrlstkm Endeavor. 3:30 p m.—Practice for Children’s I»y. 6:30 p. nt. —Senior Christian Endeavor. There will be no evening service as the pastor will be out of town. Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH Ralph W. Pastor 9:30. Sunday School. L. L Baumgartner. Supt. 10:11 Worship period 6:45 E. L. (’. E. Service. 7:30 people's service. 7 3** Wednesday evening. Prayer rewire. The Church welcomes the entire community to worship with her - ,— BAPTIST CHUVRCH 9:36 Bible School. Rverybody welcome. 10:30 Morning Worship. Sermon hr Dr. J .R Shaffer. Supt. of Mm Moody Bible Institute. Chicago * Brother Shaffer has a great message. 6:30 Young Peoples Service. 7:30 Evening Service. Gospel message by Dr. J. R. Shaffer of Chicago. Hear him and get a blessing Pastor Is in meeting at Fairbury, 111. Pray for him. Northern Baptist Convention at Milwaukee this coming week and part of next. Howard Bruntley .preacher next Sunday morning. June Ist. I’. Ik Whitesell. Pastor. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH The fifth Sunday after Easter. Gospel; John ]C, 23 30. Episttle: James 1. 23-37. English Holy t'miuunion service a' io. Special sermon for the Young People. English preaching Ascension Day at 7 36 p. m "This l» the confidence that we have in Him. that If wn a-»k anything according tn His will. He beareth us.’’ J John B. H . ZION REFORMED CHURCH , ——— I . R. R. El I ike r. Pastor Sunday 25th. 1924. 9:15 a. nt. Morning SchnoL Ferd bitterer. Supt. Classes and leathers for all ages. 16:30 g. nt Morning worship. This service will be conducted in the German language I 645 p. m. Christian Endeavor Society. Miss Helen Gerber, lender, t 7:30 p m Evening worship Sot won subject: "Fretting." On Wednesday evening Mm 2*th st 7:46 there will ha a publ.e re- • option for n"W w-mliers In Unsocial muoiH ot th* church, atl *U»ud sad make them feel at heme in nut midst I was glad when th<-« sold unto m«let as go late the bouse «( the IV 133. I. T s » - t ■ CHRIHTAIN UHURI H Crystal Theatre t aiflrd srrvH-e nt tn a m • Evening aervlre. at 7:66 p. m Bverybedy wefoem* to Mean aarv. lees. cHVRca or god ~ •mw 9.50 a bl ounday bahoU. John Chib

cote, superintendent. 10:30 Worship and sermon. 7:00 p.m. Young peoples meeting. Miss Lena Hawkins, leader. A special 1 selection. Song duet. | 7:45 General service and preaching. | Wednesday, Proyer meeting, 7:30. Mrs. Jas. Barkley, leader. All services begin on time. Everybody welcome. • D. M. LYONS, pastor. ST. MARY'S CHURCH | First Mass 7:00 Second mass * 9:15 High Mass 10:30 | The Knfghtg of Columbus and cani didates will march to the church in a | body to attend the high mass. The ; sermon will be delivered by the Rev. I Lawrence Manigham, state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus. PRESBYTERIANS AWAIT REPORTS Routine Matters Occupy Attention At General Assembly Today /United Press Service* Grund Rapids. Mich., May 34 —(Special to Daily Democrat)—Routine matters occupied the attention of delegates to the 136th general assemIMy of the Presbyterian church of I the United States of America in conI Vention here today. I With the decks cleared of all the 1 important things that have come up thus far. the delegates settled back to await the report of the committee on bills and overtures. When this committee reports the fundamentalMta and modernists will probably engage in a spirited controversy on some of the doctrinal matters sure to be thrown on the floor of the assembly. The fundamentalists, holding the upper hand as result of the election of Dr. Clarence E MaeArtnev as moderator and with all of the Important committee chairmanships in Jhcjr hands, are confient of controlling the assembly. William Jennings Bryan, one of the leaders of the fundamentalist group, has b<-en chosen as vice moderator, by the newly elected moderator. Unity of the north and south branches of the Presbyterian church was discussed Friday by seeral speakers. The speakers are unanimous in declaring they believed the time near when the two organizations would merge. A request that the assembly take a flrm stand against war and pledge ( the Presbyter au church to work for an international agreement by the Chicago Presbytery was circulated stuoug the (onimisskmers and delc- , gates. LOCAL PASTOR ON RADIO CARD Rev. Thompson Invited To Broadcast Krom Lima Station June 15th Rev. 11. W. Thompson, pastor of the | Christian * htir< h in this city, hue accepted the invitation to broadcast the Sunday chapel prog-rm from Matta* * "WOAC" at Umx. Ohio, un Bunday evening. June Istb. I The boardeasting Mallon Is operated by ths Page Organ Company, of Lima, and radio fans in this city who wish to hear Rev. Thompson should tune in on a wave length of 266 me (era. I The program will be given lie tween eight and nine o'clock and will he in keeping wth the Sabhaih observance. Rev. Thompson Is a radio fan him seif and although busy with him many duties as pastor of Hie Christian church, chairman rtf the budding rotumitten and supervisor of the building of the beaut Ifni new church, and presi dent of th<- Chautauqua Association, finda time to "lune In" every now and Ihm. He has constructed hl* awn receiving art and finds mu<h pleasure In getting the different stations. TH* COURT kiwi' Complaint On Note A 'omptstnt on a promisorv note I was nte-t in the circuit court today ibv F Met onnell and Bon against Fred IA. amt B T N'bll-k Judgment Is I dsmatuied tor |iw A. C. Hst-tar Is I attorney for ih* plaintiff gtesnae j Brtae U Roop, laborer, Dwtatur. | age 22. to Edna fcdgsll. IMcatur - routs 6. sge 11.

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This is a recent photo of Robert Franks, th;- 13-y* ar old son of a Chic ago millionaire, who was kidnapped last Wednesday and murdered by his abdu< tore. Hia body was found Thursday beneath a eulve.t oa the south side of Chicago.

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Today’s Radio Feature (Copyright 19*4 by t’nited Prersl WIP. Philadelphia. (let Ml 7:lf» p nt. <E. 8. T.l—Concert by the Hahn Symphony orcbeatra. ' WM, Springfield. (837 Ml 7:3“ p m (E. H. T.t—Concert by the MasHachnsiitg division. suns of vc teran*. WBR. Atlanta. t 42» .Ml 3 p. tn. tc. 8. T.l—Clark University Glee club. WRli. Washington, (429 Ml l«t p m (K. B. T.) —Concert by the Unitrel State* army band. WEAF. New York. «4»2 Ml 10 p tn. (E. ft. T» Vlmcnt lx*p*>g and his Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra. — oMulee in Mince It sit only a few yenra ago that be donkey was a necessity In coni wines. After the tiny <ar» were loadM with coal the donkeys pulled thetn tn the opening In the mine shaft, where •lie eiait was hauled to the surface. Lately. Hertrieal equipment baa re d.'evd the donkey, hut even now, In a treat number <»f tnhiea, the donkey Is •till need to haul tha vonl from the won of the mine In which It la dug t® 'lie «l.aft. where II Is ■H’vnted to the Nit face. Hie Note Brohen In a flght with a achotdfelinw Thackeray, the famous novelist, bar. bls note bmken and the disfigurement lasted ati Ida life. ♦ — '-"I. Choote Your Ou>n Courte Where are you going to he? Will y*m fallow the crowd nn I be whut rhe crowd |s. or have you the sand, sense i and foresight to stew out from It end ,be different? T"w meet »nd ndll act If you hate not ttirvudy dmlr •" •’ •’ "tip to yen" to nnikr the de<>«h»n~to rhoese your fourw You t-t”*t obiter step eat from the crowd er follow It,

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HAVE YOU HEARD HER? P — * —* - ■ 9 ■ * . A 2 A * »——— sun 1 111 I HELEN M. HANN Herewith we present a photo of Helen M. Hunn. a member of the tnnouncing ,-talT of station WEAF, N w York City. L. C. Waring Interested In New Department Store F'ort Wayne, May 24. —Announcement of the incorporation of the Dessauer Brothers company which is to take over the former Tipper Brothers department store, destroyed by fire last January 1, was made last night by Louis S. Desaauer. The incorporation papers were filed with the secretary of state in Indianapolis yesterday. The directors of the new firm are Louis S. Dessauer, J. E. Dessauer. Jacob Tepper, L. C. Waring and Nathan Rothschild, all well-known Fort Wayne men with the exception of Mr. Waring, whose home Is at Decatur. Louis 8. Dessauer will be in charge of the store as general manager. The new firm will occupy all four floors of the East Berry street building formerly occupied by Tepper Brothers and just completely rebuilt. The store will be modern and np to date in every particular and all new meTchaadlse will be installed. The opening date will be between August 15 and September 1. — SI Q — ■ Balloon Tire Equipment for lords. Balloon Tire information on all sizes. Come in. PORTER £ BEAVERS Monroe & First streets -S MARETS-STOm 1 D?ih Report Os Local And Foreign Markets CHICAGO~GRAiN (Uit.d 1 'no s Service) Cbi-ngo. May 24—Grains epened ’vrectimlly steady on the l»o.'r;l of tradu today. Wheat was hdd tt t a I heck by uufavon’ble crop n m, I Price started rr< t;ang. d to rllgh.ly I higher. Cold weatbor dniuag » reports j uinnatcd from every direction over j he domesth heh. < urn nt corn sagged a fraction at | 'he alirt. Distant deliveries were up. I The spot months was affected by lack of ilcmand. Unfavorable condition* | ovor the belt favored deferred ! months. Data was relatively firm without ! feature. ITovlelun- steadied with hog# and cables. East Fuffaio Uvutesk Mvrket 1 It-s-iUrt- 3l**n. shipments 3990. off!’•Ill to New York yesterdav 4186; »*ogn cl’»4nc st«ndy. Heavies »M; mediums Iteht weight isfnt.Mi;, light light’ 57 3508; pigs 57&7 2e. packing nowa roughs |6.50f)6.75 ; entile 215 s'ow; sheep mo; m, eholco •niul s here, feeling steady: cnlvca.l ■»; t”*s 111; few lit 5«. Toledo Livestock Market * Bmotnis light; market, i»nt-; h'-avl'-M 57'4*«#7.66: mrsltums ’.■'.i .., nrkcra 57,6'14; 7.65• good tig - 56.7EC7.10 Cnlvoa— 8* end y. ( Bhe« p and Lamtu—lit,- idy. Fort W|VM Llv*«Uek Mvrket Hcgi—l:tf* lb». tnd down ><MP7: • :u to IS6 ttis, 57*. 7 30- t© l»u lb. t7 46: 190 ft*«. ut-d up 57.45; roughs, ’ ’’Ofi-fl; Mata 1396. I atuho-SIS down. Cnlveo— 59 GO dew n. LOCAL GRAIN MARKIT tt'.nrr. ••<l~lny 2D New No I When*, biudw-t Me Votlnw Far U<*rn. per 100. 90»I Wbttn Cum HBc I **-.t«. per hit io ) 42c IM sod Corn 80c I tvn. per bushel 66c IforlW, pet h'Uib.-1.............. 6f>c OtCATUR PROuUCff MARKET «l»l ■»—l ICorrev t*d M»y 24) Heavy Hrtis ... 18c (I. ch<>»ns ‘ 13c Jttld Roo> Irra 08c I Duefcn ..He' , Ha* * gzs. dozen {| C Ail pottßrv pur« haaed must be free ,’iom food LOCAL GROCER'S EQG MARKET i I H>ff»6’ P’T dozen JJc BUTTERFAT AT STATION ’ Butterfat 13c I

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tttttvvttettte * CLASionkb U>S * /OK SALE FOR SALE — Semi modern, sevenronm house and lot in Preble. Call telephone 12 Decatur. 120t6x FOR, SALE— Baby chicks, large breeds, 10c each: light breeds. 8c i.‘<h. Chi', ken and duck eggs for -ale. Henry Yake. phone Craigville’ Magley R R. 1, 121t6x FOR SALE--) room stucco house eir f t rely modern, corner of 9th and ' Monroe streets. A- H. Wehmeyer. . FOR SALh! -Weil equipped modern restaurant and lunch room, scats 45, low rent, best location, leading business. Cleared $5,000.00 last ear. Bargain for some one. Will consider terms- Dake's Lunch, Van Wert, Ohio. 12216 FOR SAT U 1 eight' cylinder t'Ldii lac touring: 2 Buick six cylinder tourings; 1 Chalmers sedan, just newly painted; 1 Maxwell roadster. All cars in good running condition and priced to sell at once. Decatur Supply Co., phono 600. 123t6x FOR. SALE —Early and late cabbage, tomato and celery plants, 3 doz. for 25c. Henry Hangk. phone 677 or inquire at 204 So. 10th st. 123t3x e7)R SALE Good Malable steel range Call 603 Jeffetsou st., phone 389. 123t3 l-'oft S UjTTs” ’ food green window | blinds, good rollers, all sizes. Will sell cheap. Phone 438. 125t3x FOR SALE Mare. 6 years old, souml and 2-yr-old colt, sired by Great Medium. Cheap. Rirlolph Bowman, Decatur. 121t3x FOR SALE All kind chicken feed Can save you money. W. M. Kitson. Telephone 863-R. ___ 125t3x ' FOR SALE — Sampson Tractor Model M. Inquire at Üby 4c Yost Garage. 124t3x WANTED WANTED- Women to - paint”Lamp' shades for its at home. Easy. ‘ pleasart work. Whole or spare time. | Address Nileart Company, 3884 Fort | Wayne. Indiana. 122'6x I AGENTS—SeII iron’lg board covers Something new Going like hot I cskes. Make 59 daily easily. Factory 1 r-*ie< s. Pelletier Cover Co.. 543 W.| i .1 < kgM. Chicago. _____ rent private garagej ■ near uptown district. E. H. Gerber. I I 138 South Secund street. 123t3x, LOST AND FOUND l -bivT A white crystal rosary, gold. eha:-' CPMB. Reward for re ] turn. F nder please call Phono 34'*. | l»t4x I T*< IST—Headlight rftn. Please bring, to this office or telephone lta*O. 124t2x I LOST- Auto license plate? No. 213831. Please return to this office. 134t2x P RENT i[o~ RENT Garage “at 213 South 7th street. > 1* ELKS STAC. PICNIC MAY 25th ELKS < OUNTRY CLUB. FORT WAYNE 2t Odd Fellows To Hold Social Wednesday Night On Wednesday there will be a ] jencial and dame in the I. O. O. F. I 1 chib rooms for al Odd IVllows. Re- , bekrhs and s few Invited guests. A j very enjoyable Is anticipated. Rum Treaty Signed Witn Norway Today | Wuahinginii. May 24.—A rum treaty I . with Norway writs signed at the state ! 1 department today, making the fourth 1 1 nf such pacta to be concluded. Secrc ■ I tary of Btate Hughes and Dr. Helmer ( I H Bryn, Norwegian minister, signed 1 (he doeuuent. whiqji la denllcnl with I tho:>e iMDptialed with Great Britain.! G’-rm.in* and Sweden. Similar OM Is: being draited with Holland. Black (.old Races Today Maple Heights Race Track. Clave I i land, o, May 31 lUnhed Pre**). Black Gold, winner of </ic K'-ntucky, derby, will rate mi a muddy track . ngalnst six speedy lhrrc yoar-<*lds ■ here this Hftaru'Hia in the Ohio' 1 : state derby. The courae is one and, oneelßhth nitlca. Pout time will übout 3:45 p m. eastern atumlard time ! 0 ( ' or nf C<trc;»atra'i Hair ' • * fttrnMigo no evldenre that i-1 10.-I red hair In fart, bits i ,-< in n« clue nt nil a* to thu ■ - pttan qneen , o,r Marts Antony and Jn- ' t The priilwhlht/ Is that . n * *i !..dr. one »f her unreaPh ■ ~ PliUatbrlpb***. !• deit ' *i tn- ns Imvlng light I I ill .O' <•••*,>! -x'-e-i It Slimiid | I ■ ' I--, atm I«- I l« P, • ,--q • 4 tautily 4* , I I, i.a uieck stock. L

T d s. Office Phone 314 | Ofice Hours 10-12 a. I S. E.BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMINt Calls answered promptly day or Iw I Private Ambulance I Office Phone: 90 I Home Phone: 727 I N. A. BIXLER j OPTOMETRIST Eye# Examined, Glasses b'ilu HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 6 OT Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 Closed Wednesday afternoons. DR. C. (’. RAYL SURGEON X-Hay and Clinical Ltboratorm Office' Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m Sundays. 9 to 10 x m. Phone 581 FEDERAL FARM LOAN? Abstracts cf Title Real Plenty nf Money to loan o# Government Dan. See French Quinn, UHce—Take flnt utalrway Lr pnm DR. FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon North Third Street Phones- Office 422; Homs <U Office Hours—9 to 11 c m. 1 to S—* to 8 p m. Sunday 9 to 9 a. m. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: May $1.05%; July IlM', Sept. sl-09%. Corn: May 71>it; July 76%c; Sept. 75%c. Oats: Maj. 46%c; July 44'»c; Sept. 39\c ELKS STAG PICNIC MAY 25th ELKS COUNTRY ( LI B. FORT WAYNE 3 A new top and paint joh m | your car will make your ant*mobile look like new. Ut tr .start on your joh now. EislH day service. PORTER & BEAVERS First & Monroe streets F-S Korn sc ok rivti. sKrTixnun or KUTATB No JOO I. Nulii'p Ik hereby given in iht forK liehn Mital kgatrep <•( Wgf j Kelsey. 4l<re«ru9t«l. t«» nt»p*««r in tM ' virfiitt vouru hrhi -<l Ihhalii’. ’»»•: ini. •i» th- Hih d' J” l * | IK4. mill i»h<»w If on, FINAL SKIT LEM EXT .M'COnff* ' with the *«tat» of said d»<odeet .rot’ ' not I* approved, aud Mid heir* ri I notlhed to then and there m«ke pre" lof iMkksbip. and receive their 4ntnI butivo-eharea. . ARTHUR H KEMKT* AdminlrtnU* |l*e’»tur, Indiana. May I*. ISS4. , Lenhart & Heller. Atty. ■' -O — Al’l’lllvrvtltvr or EXE. ITMi* Notice Is hereby glvru. that ' l * titute* alanest hea l*e"» ap|>«*»<**J "4‘ ee-itrlx of th* eslale -4 '‘"’v phliwarta. tale <>f A<hM«i" •■»•««»}'- I ■ .1. Th* emate la prebaWr w Ama. ■■■■ , --O * 1 vut ttt: of fix vi. *i:rii.FUi:*t OF EsTXTE I n>>, sail. ... Notice I* tier, by gixti ' ’ 'j; | tor* belts and h-galer* «. »■* Spahr. .lecraM..l ! ■ <».««• | M*s♦»•« < lr» mH • wiirt. •*' . I InHudm «»it th** ISIh •’*> FINAL HKrTI.IIMKX l V lullh thr rwtMte ‘ 1 *u i-tru jrhMiiM tt’it tor *•••• nr* thru M»i*i H< Ipp.mif e»f •«*! s«•••’** 4im.lb«Uv« nta.e % , ( A|{K |mv* »»iuc. hwi. M»»y t?,;i It'HhMrt ft Hr llf r. Alt)" U _ _ „ *1 LULU (.EKBI K Teacher o( Piano Phone 52 Ml N- n II n—je; __MONEY— S’» Money to loan nn ti**"* at 6% Interrei. ta"« '•* * partial j*a>'tm nt privll' l.onhnrt & Hrller Decatur, lndl«* — - DR. C. V. CONN Ell VETERINARIAN ftprdal gHeutfog ratllr and roMl'jr l’ r * r *mUl |d