Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 130, Decatur, Adams County, 30 May 1924 — Page 6

TRIBUTE PAID (Continued from Page One) those whom we love who have passed from us. We honor their memory by placing a stone or a slab of marble upon which we inscribe our tribute of love and praise of their virtues. “These monuments composed of materials of an enduring nature testify to countless generations the life work and influence of those whom we wish to honor. Another usage even more beautiful than this is ono which we have adopted with reference to our departed soldiers. We place at the head of each grave a small flag to denote our appreciation for their sacrifice and devotion to their country. What more eloquent monument could we contriute than the symbol of the Ideals for which they fought? “There is a world of significance in the message of the flag as A monument to a soldier's heroism. Each color in its board folds represents an element in his patriotic devotion. “The crimson bars of our national emblem has always stood for that paramount quality of citizenshp courage. As we recount the deeds of our noble sires what a prominent place is given to their attribute. “Theirs was the true kind of Courage. Some go to war for the mere love of fighting. Some risk their lives' in battle for the love Os adventure. 1 This is a low type of courage. But our boys left homes and successful business because of a moral courage that born of conviction. This type l

FOR QUICK CASH SALES It you are Interested tn the pur chase or sale of farm lands, business locations, residence or city properties write or call for one of our recent! descriptive lists. For those persons who won’t wait and are bound to realize some cash soon, would say, call and see what we can refer you to as a cash price, for your property. SNOW AGENCY Decatur. Indiana No. 41—Is a well arranged story and a half residence with cellar and seven rooms, at the east end of Rugg street. House plumbed for gas. wired for electricity, and has good drainage; cement walks, cistern, drove well and front and side porches large windows, plenty of fruit and shade trees. Is now offered for 52800.00. No "•—Are some well located building lots in Decatur. (1) Is at the corner of 15th and .Madison streets. This is a full sized lot on the corner, stoned street, good location, house on lot next to this one. Price 1250.00. (2) Is a valuable building lot on the west side ot north 2nd street, brick street, cement sid* walks, good sewerage. nice place for a home. Price is *IOOO.OO. (3> la a good in-expen-give business location, on south 2nd street, between Jefferson and Adams streets, is on brick street, street improvements all made, other improved business lots adjoining. Price 52000.00. No. ?8— Is a sixty seven acre tract of land lying on the atone road within about one and a half miles from Decatur. Is near a good country school house that Is in use. and is a ♦•nn of sand loam soil, good for growing small grains, hay. etc., fine pasture land. The owner would accept a desirable residence property In Decatur as part of the purchase price, and give good time on the balance. Price is 5*700.00—0r one hundred dollars an acre.

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cannot be denied its goal. “The white of our flag testifies to the sincerity and purity of motive of our soldiers. It is a well-known fact ! | that all our wars have been fought ' for noble ideals. We have not strug- ■ gled for monetary gains or acquisition i of land. This has made our men fearles 8 because they have felt that they ■ were in the right. “The Blue of our noble monument stands for loyalty for our nation. True loyalty to our nation costs. It demands sacrifice on the part of officeholders, statesmen and all citizens. It has cost the lives of and thousands of our boys. No honor can be too great to confer upon their memory after such a tremendous cost price has been paid by them for us. "Let us today consecrate ourselves anew to the tasks which have been assigned us inspired by their lives and unselfish devotion. Let us curb selfishness in individual and national life, cultivate the noble and true remembering always "that they died for us.” Let us keep unspotted this holy monument. our flag, so that it may fill us with righteous and unswerving loyalty to the land we love.” Met At Legion Hall The veterans and members of the

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1924.

W. R. C. and other citizens met at ’ the Legion hall, from which place the I’ parade to the cemeteries started. A 1 firing squad of eight men accom--1 panled the procession to the cemetery and participated in the exercises. 1 Each military organization delivered its program and ritual of services and with bowed heads paid their tributes to the fallen heroes. K. D. Myers act- ’ ed as marshal of the day. Dr. J. Q. Neptune's drum corps furnished music. There are only 66 veterans of ' the Civil war living In the county, 33 I of whom are residents of Decatur. o —— NOTICE OF MEETING 1 Notice is hereby given that The German Mutual Fire Insurance com1 puny of Preble township. Adams conn- . ty. Indiana, will hold its annual meet- ' ing on Saturday, June 7. 1924 at one 1 p. m. at the Freidheim School house. ■ at which time officers and directors for the ensuing year will be elected ’ and other business, which might come before the Ixiurd. disposed of. THE GERMAN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. i Gust Conrad, Pres Herman Reese, Sec’y. 30-2-3 X. ■ o s—»—»—want ADR EARN—J—S—* WANT ADS EARN—I

EXPECT CROWD AT LOT SALE Well Known People Plan To Purchase Lots In New Addition The big lot sale at Bellmont park tomorrow afternoon at one o clock will attract a large crowd, it is expected. Three hundred dollars in gold will be given away to those who attend anti there is no string to it. You don't have to bid or buy a lot. It Is needless to tell the people of this comunity about the beauties of this newly opened building site. The hundreds of maple trees, the wonderful drives, the lakes, the flowers and the great outdoors all combine to make it a real place in which to build home and live happily ever afterward. A number of well known people are planning to buy lots and it Is more than probable that within a year or two a happy settlement will be located in the park.

Hower Says He Is Not Candidate For Position M. E. Hower, whose name has been mentioned us a possible or receptive candidate for school trustee announced today that he is not a candidate and will not be. Several other names have been mentioned including J. S. Falk, present member of the board.

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GreensburgA log cabin built In 1824 is still standing on the farm of John Dugan near here.

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Warm Weather Is Coming soon. Now is the time to plan Warm weather la coming to make your house-work easier and more pleasant during the long summer days. We are ready to help you in every way possible. No need to cook meals in a hot kitchen when you can install an efficient gas range. A gas range makes no dirt and is no bother to use Touch-a-bulton lighter* have even eliminated the use of matches. Ovens that will not rust have made friends for our ranges. White enamel finishes keep the range bright and clean all the time Keating water in the summer without gas la a good deal of fuss and bother. Heat water with gas this summer and enjoy a bath whenever you want ft. We have the kind of water heater that will fit your needs. Then there la laundry equip menu No need to stand up and push a hot iron over fath er'a shirts and sonny's wash suits, when you can sit down and feed the laundried clothes into an automate irooer. These Ironera are gas heated and driven with an electric motor. Then there are washing ma chines, of course. Ours ar* gas-heated which you will find l» a great convenience. All of our merchandise ha* been thoroughly examined and tested before being offered to you. We shall be pleased to help make your work In the klr chen easier and more plea* ant. •

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