Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 133, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1924 — Page 4

SPORTS American League W. L. Pct. New York 22 14 .611 Boston 21 14 .600 Detroit 24 17 .585 Washington 18 19 .486 St. U>Uis 18 20 .474 Chicago 17 19 .472 Cleveland 14 22 .389 i Philadelphia 14 23 .378 ■ • National League W. I* Pct. I New York 26 15 .634 Chicago 25 18 .581 Brooklyn 21 17 .553 Cincinnati 21 20 .512 Pittsburgh 20 21 .4881 Boston 17 20 .4591 St. Louis 18 23 .439 ' Philadelphia 11 25 .306 American Association W. L. Pct. I St. Paul 29 15 .659 I Louisville 21 16 .568 Indianapolis 22 18 .550 Kansas City 22 20 .524 Minneapolis 19 24 .442 I Columbus 18 23 .439 I Toledo 16 23 .410 Milwaukee 16 24 .400 o YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American Association Minneapolis-Kansas City. rain. St. Paul. 10; Milwaukee. 8. Indinnpolis, 10; Toledo. 4. * Louisville-Columbus postponed, ex- h

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Cane Granulated or Brown Sugar. pound 8c SunKist Oranges medium size, dozen 25c 10 lbs. New Potatoes 45c 4 10c pkgs. Gooch .Macaroni or Spaghetti <2sc Flake White. P. & G. or R. N. M. Soap, cake 5c 4 bars Crystal White laundry Soap. 110 c Creme Oil Toilet Soap (with coupon) for 15c Two Extreme Coffee Values. Best Bulk Golden Rio Cosfee. lb. . ............ 21c Our Special Blend Coffee lb. 30c A Real Brnom Value at....45c Snow W hite Pearl Tapioca. 2 lbs 25c Good Can Sweet Corn. 3 for 25c

$6.25 . Places the Hoover in your home While the Factory Demonstrator is Here Then only $6.20 a month -less than 21c a day!—for a short period. .After that a lifetime of freedom from back-breaking sweeping. shaking or beating of rugs -a lifetime of clean, bright rugs. You hear on all sides “The Hoover is the best electric cleaner.” Further proof is that it is the world’s largest selling electric cleaner. The reason is that it is three cleaners in one —an electric beater, an electric sweeper, and a vacuum cleaner combined, ('leaning three ways at once, it gets all the dirt. We urge you to buy the best— it always pays, especially so in the case of a mechanical device. I | it B«afj ... A* it Sweep* As it Cleans Free Home Demonstration! Permit us th I demonstrate The Hoover on your rugs. Please phone, write or call—there's no obligation to buy. Schafer Hdw. Co.

► hlbtion at Columbus. National League St. Louis, 2: Pittsburgh, 6. Boston, 6; New York. 9. No others scheduled. American League Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 3. No others scheduled. « home RUN HITTERS (United Press Servlcg) Hauser .Athletics, I—7,1 —7, Kelly, Giants, I—3, Carey, Pirates, I—l.1 —1. + + <•♦ + ♦+ + + + ♦ + + + + + WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD + + + ♦♦ + ♦ + + ♦ + + ♦♦♦ Max Carey's homer 1q the eigth in(ning with one on started a five run pally and the Pirates beat the Cards, 6 to 2. The Giants knocked McNamara out lot the box and beat the Braves 9 to '6. Ryan blew in the ninth inning and ■ had to be rescued by Jonnard. Walter Johnson worked in old time form against the Athletics and 4he Senators won, 8 to 3. Johnson fanned seven of the A’s. o . Dundee Beats Chilean (United Press Service) New York, June 3. —Johnny Dundee featherweight and junior lightweight phampion, won his way back as a challenger fob the lightweight chainI pionship w hen he decisively defeat--led Louis Vicentinl. Chilean champion. in a 12 round bout last night in Madison Square Garden. Vicentinl won only the eleverifh round, when he made a desperate I effort to land a knockout punch.

| Country Gentlemen Sweet Corn. 2 cans 25c (Good tirade Can Peas. 3 for 25c Select Tender June Peas. 2 cans 25c ' Maytime Nut Oleo. always Good, lb 25c Little Chick Mash with Buttermilk. I» ths2sc Little (hick Feed. N 1b5....25c Pearl Brand Electric Bulbs burn longer, better light. 15. 25. 40. 50 W att, each 2Sc 7 ounce Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper, 5c or 0 for.* 25c Old Style German Hand Made Pretzels, lb2sc ■ 30c pkg Quaker Rolled Oats 25c 20c pkg. Pillsbury Brand...Lsc Bulk Shredded Cocoanut lb. 2Hc

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924.

I Court House I Wants Guardian Appointed Joel Reynolds has filed a petition in the circuit court asking that a guardian be appointed for Elisha Reynolds. Mr. Reynolds states that the defendant is unable to manage her own affairs. owing to her advanced age. she being past 80 years old- Attorney Henry B. Heller represents the petitioner. Motion Is Sustained In the case of the Nlcholds-Biehl company vs. The Schafer Company, the court sustained the defendant’s motion to make the complaint more specific. The plaintiff was ordered to make the complaint more specfic. Payments Ordered In the case of Susie R. Bowen et al vs. Kermit Bowen, the final report of the commissioner was approved. The commissioner was ordered to pay Susie R. Bowen the sum of $53.23 in full payment of her distributive share, and to pay to Susie R. Bowen, executrix of the Estate of Alphred M. Bowen, the sum of $5,302.19.

Date For Hearing Set In the estate of Henry Ellrtiborger. the court set September 1 as the date for a hearing on the inheritance tax report. Inheritance Tax Report An inheritance tax report in the ( estate of Dasie E. Parrish shows that j there is no value to the estate after : all liabilities are paijl. and consequently there is no inheritance tax I due. Estate* Settled Final reports in the estates of | Henry A. Kint* and Mary A. Kintz | were filed were filed and approved j today. The administrators were ■ discharged and the estates adjudged ( settled. Marriage Licenses Cecil All>ert Melchi. harbeit Decatur, to Margaret Lillian Ashbancher. 18. latwrence Edward M hlem.in. brakeman. Fort Wayne, 27. to Margaret Elizabeth Martin. Geneva. 25. Real Estate Transfers Katharina Ellenberger et al to Rose Steiner, lot 299 in Berne, for S4M. Ruth E- LaVine to Minnie Kleine. Co acre* in Preble township, for sl. Charles Louis Kh'lne. to Ruth E laiVine. 60 acres In Preble township. , for ft. William J. Vesey et al to John B. Stults. in lot 880. in Decatur. for t'*(H( Lyman R. Blossom to Avilla Burkhart. in lot 835 in Decatur, for ILMU. George M. T. Houck et al to George 11. Bright, 18.55 acres in Kirkland township, for SI.4M. Georgle G. Peer et :d to Ernest B. Gauker, lots 149 and 150 In Geneva, (for SBOO. | AmoH D. Buikmaster to Bank of IJnn Grove. No acres in Jefferson

■ |X»jl lif&llfal '.C L ' it ' I ' Isj I 1 I H 1 I ‘Scauliful < 3owd3)esigns THE Artace towel* dluatr*f*d her* wdl appeal to th* fvmintn* lov* <4 beauty Made of fine fabric*. and dec* orated by band wgh lovely deaign*. Othrr Articfrt tkey ore attractive enough for gueet _ ......... towel* in any home. Yet they era 'horouahfy pracHcal for everyday uaa. Ti Xtmatta are put on in color* ILNOttON MTS are abeofotely permanent fra* ttr.o SPREADS ouent laundering, boiling with or* DRAPES * ninety linen*, leave* these color* b»eh MARfS and unfaded. They will remain *o IMtUXX COVERS through year* of hard aervtee. Arteco Fabrica are a constant aauree nf (•tiafartxin in the home Combining beauty with practicability, their u*e make* houaehuld teak* more pleaaant. I hr, are made in a variety for every need, all hand decorated, pre ahrunh. and furniahed in the natural laundry fcauah. flrteco HAND DECORATED FABRICS H & B Dry Goods Co.

I township, for sl. George W. Ruckman etux to George W. Buy, etux out lot 201 in Decatur for $2,940. —■——ll II —ll — LEOPOLD AN D (Continued From school boy, and murdering him. may be guilty-of many other crimes.” (Copyright 1924 by United Press) Chicago. June 3—(Special to Daily Democrat) — ‘‘Murder of Robert Tranks by Nathan Leopold ai)d Richard Loeb is the logical result of modem non religious methods in higher education'” Rev. Simon Peter Long, leading Lutheran minister in Chicago and nationally known lecturer, declared today. Dr. Long, in an interview with the United Press, bitterly attacked the "so-called great institutions of learning." declaring that they "develop the intellect at the expense of the soul.”: "These boys were taught that the: intellect is all-important. They came to worship their intellect's and be-] cause they were unusually .bMlliant, they believed that they were great. I They were egotistical and conceited.'” ,—. e_. — ■ — BUSINESS men (Continued From Page One) ers in Adams county would be Invited and a big dinner would be served to them and everything would be free. 1 A program of speakers would also be secured. The committee named will look into the matter and if it is decitL (41 to hold the love-feast, plans will be made accordingly. Talks made by* those uresent last night were enthusiastic for the meeting. Talk* Were Made R. N. Woodman, who with Frank Smith, are interested in the Halt Ttactor Hitch, a demonstratioa of which was to be given on the la*igh Bowen farm today, explained his proposition to the Industrial Association members and invited the business men of Decatur to the Bowen farm and see the device work. Mr. Woodman wishes, to market the tractor hitch. He stat-; od that he was not selling stock in any company, but wanted a few men to manufacture the device and h« would sell It. No action was taken by the association in the matter. Walter Wilkinson, dictator of the Ijoyal Order of Moose, appeared before the association and asked for the moral support of the members in planning the race meet and festival at Belhnont Park <>n Puly 4th and sth. He said that the Moose were giving the event as a means of raiding money for the. building of the new Moose home and' that the members would appreciate any moral support or boosting given! It. No financial aid was asked. Mr. Burk assured him that the business' m<-n would help boost the event. Discussed Traffic Regulation* The matter of recommending to the city (ouncll that a motorcycle police ' man be employed to regulate traffic an<l enforce the speed laws was discussed by several men and a motion! made that lh< president of the usso-

elation request the mayor to appoint ■ such an officer. | r Mention of the splendid business conditions existing in this city among’ the industrial institutions was made' by John Carmody, and .V.Jks were made by C. J. Lutz, John T. Myers. Daniel' Erwin, C. A. Dugan, Wai Wemhoff. - and others concerning the different ’ subjects which were brought before the association. O. L. Vance reported that the road signs had been ordered, and should be here within a few days. r — — o — t SLUSSERFACES

' NEW AFFIDAVIT Youth Now Charged With Conspiracy To Commit Brand Larceny ■, Fort Wayne, June 3. —A new affl- ' I davit charging Wiley Slusser, living i near Decatur, with taking part in the I theft of an automobile belonging to •James Fry, living eiiAit miles west of the city was filed afternoon in circuit court by Prosecutor Samuel d. Jackson. A similar charge against Slusser was dismissed last week in circuit court when Ralph Mallo. now serving a term in the state reformatory at ' Pendleton for theft of an automobile refus'd to teshfy nrainsrt Flu/rr. Mallo said that he had stolen the car and that Slusser had nothing to do with it. H" said he sold the car to . Slusser. Before Mallo was returned to Pendl- ton. Prosecutor Jackson vis'ted him at the jail and questioned him closely. Mallo at last told the prosecutor that Slusser had helped him to steal the car. He said he took the blame because Slusser had promised In return that he would furnish money and do everything that was possili'e to secure the parole of Mallo from the reformatory. I The new affidavit charges Sffisser with conspiracy to commit grand larceny. Mallo will probably be returned here to testify against Slusser when the case comes to trial. I Mallo recently escaped from the reformatory and was arrested at Co htrnbia City on a charge of stealing ‘another automobile from a farmer for whom he work<sl after hi* eecape from Pendleton. He has liecn returned to the reformatory. MIRKETS-STOCKS — Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Market's Opening Grain Review '[ Chicago. June 3 —Wheat was up a. ’{fraeUoa at the opening on the board '■of trade today. Corn and ot* were 'I practically unchanged. 1 A better spirit prevailed in the I wheat pit. Discouraged trader* who yesterday sold out. wen-more opiimI Istlc today and reinstates! their line*. I Corn had a firm start. Good buy- | ing was expet ted on any dip on ae I count of |«r>or crop prospetta. Oa<« trading wa* I ght and on a steady basis. Firm cables and steady hogs brourlit a steady provisions opening East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts SOOO. shinments 1710; of fie nl '.o New York yesterday, 6840; bugs closing steady. Heavies $7.90; mediums $7.80; light weight I’M; light lights s7®7 wo; pigs $6 75<r7: packing sow* rough $6.50; cattle 135 stoadv* sheep 800; b< *t clipped lamb* f1416Q14.&0; ewes $7 down; calves, •no glow; tops $l«5o. Tolsdo Livestock Market Hog. -Rece’pls MO; market Sc lower- heavies $7 s<tsr7 s£; mediums. $7.500?.5»i: Yorkers $7 6<>si7C3, good Iplr* $6 Calves— Steady. Shei p and lambs Steady. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs-III* !ti» and down $6 50© 7: |3« to |so tbs $707.30; |so to IM lbw. $7.30; IM Iba. and up $7.30; roughs $3 MtH: stag* $304. laimh*— $13015. Calvos $9 down. LOCAL CRAIN MARKIT tCorrccted June 3> New No 1 Wheat, bushelMe Ydlow Ear Corn, per 100 Me White Corn Me Data, per bushel 43c Mixed Corn s<c ttys, per bushel Me Harley, per bushel (Se DECATUR PRUUUCg MARKIT < Correct cd Juno 3) Heavy Ilea* lie 1 xm boras ISe Old Hoosiers Ole Docks «. hi m -h ■ -- --r-- He Geeao 10c Eggs, per drnten 20c AU poultry purchased must be frgo from feed LOCAL CROCCR'g IGG MARKIT Eggs, per down 20c •UTTIRFAT AT BTATION Butterfat 14*

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* CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ + + $ , + + + 4‘ + +♦* + +s•♦ FOR SALE d FOR SALE-Late cabbuge, celery and mango plants. L. T. Brokaw, telephone 984. 131t3x BABY < HICK BRICES ItEDI'CED— Leading varieties light breeds, 9c; heavy breeds, lie. Can fill orders promptly on Wednesdays nnd Thursdays of each week. O. V. Dilling, R. No, 2. Decatur. Craigville phone. 2% miles south, 4’4 miles west of Decatur. 131t3x FOR SALE —Baby chicks at reduced prices. Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Wyandotte and Leghorns, 9c A- 11c. Also can handle custom hatching. Phone 615 or 1620 W. Monroe st. Mrs. J F. Stonerook.l3lt6x FOR SALE—Late cabbage, tomatoes and celery plants. Henry Haugk. 201 S. 10th st., phone 677. L32t3x FOR SALE—Mixed Shepherd iiml Rat Terrier male pups. Inquire of Mart Selking, Preble phone No. 14 or 20. 132t3x FOliq SALff- 2 Axminster rugs, one 9x12. one 9xll. Call nt 445 Mercer Ave. Phone 805,132t3x FOR SALE -3 ton of Alfalfa hay? Fred Schurgcr. phone 878 or 104. 132t3x FOR SALE 20 barrels of Spring wheat flour, $6.50 a barrel; $3.25 for half barrel. Julius Haugh, 666. 132t3x FOR SALE —!l good fresh cows. Inquite of Schmitt Meat market. 133t3 FOR SALE— Reed baby iiuggy? like new. Call phone 1020.133*3 LOST AND FOUND IX)ST Spare tire and rim. somewhere between Van Wert and Decatur. Finder please return to Butler A Kern garage. 132t2x srt.XYED OR STOLEN — Small white spotted Spitz pup wearing] collar. Answers to name of Pooch or] Trix. Call 986 or at 408 N. 2nd st. 133t3' WANTED WANTED-Dinner and Supper, for two young men. in private home, close in. Call 'phone 1000. Turner. 132t3x Blow Dealt Prohibition In This’State Today . —_ Indianapolis, June 3. —A severe blow was dealt enforcement of the state prohibition laws today when supreme court of Indiana handled down a deciaion declaring it unlawful to stop automobiles promiscuously and search them without a search warrant. —— — o -- ——— CEMONSTRATION POSTPONED The demonstration of the Halt Tractor hitch, which was to have been held at the Bowej farm (south of the city this afternoon was I |M>Htpon<*d for several days on account <’f tb* rain.

) •OR QUICK CASH SALES It yon ar* Intereated In the pur ebaae or aale of farm land*, buafnea* iorationa. residence or city propertie* arrtte or. call for one of our recent descriptive Hate. For those peraona who won't watt and ar* bound to reallae aome caab a<x>n. would aay. call and eee what we can refer you to aa a caab price tor your property. SNOW AGENCY Decatur. Indiana No. 60— la a convenient ntnry and a half residence on North Third atreet. which ta paved with brick and m wera. etc., all In working order. Cement aide walk*. House la on concrete and tile block foundation.—on a large lot with 62 feet frontage. Thia property ha* aummer kitchen, nice porchea. and natural wood—principally oak— Inaltle rinlah. French doora, toilet, good cellar, city and ciatern water, electric lights, artificial gas. etc. I* well located anti can be bought for 9&706.M. No. bo—la a well located eight mom rratdencc on Third atYeet. aouth of Marahall atreet; haa the modern con vonlencea. aa furnaca*. bath, city and ciatern water, large and convenient cellar, furnace, electric light*, garage. etc. Thia property la In a fine location, on the bricked atreet. cement walk* and tide walk*.—la a "near up town ptvperty" and for a abort time will he ottered for the aum of 15.000. If bought aoon ptamoaeian ran be given within thirty day* after aale la CIOM-d. No. 77— ta a neat and very drslraliln retrfdrnte property on North Third atreet; la on a bricked atreet. with good aeweragoi walka and aldewalka r«ment. driveway, along the aide of the lot. Thia residence I* built on a Concrete *n>l tile block foundation, cemented cellar, good furnace, motor, etc. H** toilet ami bath. ‘ *leclrlc light*, natural gaa. city and ciatern water, la well amrnged. natural wimml grill work, colonadee. open atalr way. *un narlor. etc The veiling price of thia property la |s.oontM. P.iaaeaaion can be given In thirty day* after contract of aale I* closed

* * * * + + ++ FOR SEe DR. FROHNAPFEL 1) p Chiropractic and Osteonatki ' Treatment, given to t ‘‘ at 144 South 2nd Btr*« Office Phone 314 Office Hour* 1012 a . JOW s. E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMIkq tails answered promptly day or "tata Private Ambulance Service Office Phone: 90 Home Phone: 727 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. (',lasses Fitted HOURS; 1 8 to 11:30 -12:30 to S:Oq Saturday 8:00 p. m. , Telephone 135. DR. C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Ray and Clinical Lalsmitories Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. Phone 581. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real Katate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. See French Quinn, Oftice—Take flrut ttnirway south of Decatur DR. FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon North Third Street Phones: Office 422: Home Office Hours—s to It a. m. ’ i to &—* to 8 |> ni. Sunday X to 9 a. ni.

Hubby Races; \\ ife lumps ■ From Car And L Killed B Highland. 111. Inn- n HR Daly Democrat! -Dr J-bn Pm! HR Jones. East Ft I.oiii- ■■ with hi- wii.-, Mina. ..!'•• HR n< <>!>. |.n»s>-I a noth i’> ' |m| make on the road n- ar as-! |R|| v.h. :i the car pa< id I. arsa. HB eneided tip. HR If you're going to !....- I i:< ,:.l H| to Jut-ip." Mrs lon--. « ; > - " HH year* old. said, and ■ ‘ HB leaped out. M She stiuck on her li- k • ! <:i-d MB .dotit! ty afternoon .n a r-- l-.-r- gH from cerebral liemorrh.iv gS told the htory at tin- inqiu-t HH ° — — iw Will Be Graduated B From Madam Blakers S ■ hr Mlaa Mary Callow , dam I ' v and .Mis. II F fallow of- < BB| will be graduated from gß| Blakers eihiHd. Indian.||B spring Cotnnien-enu nt •v- •- will lie held at the Mat ’ th-t'r<- BR Thursday morning. June 1 ' SR Milwaukee Man Elected I By Lutheran Laymen ■ Fort Wayne. June 3 iSi- .d ’ RR Daily Democrat I—II. O Tank of Mi! £■ waukee today l« president <f < l -" aociated l.ufhertn laymen H" cleet -<| pre»l lent at the < 10-lnt **< «lon of a «lv day confer- to - <• rThe tonfvntnce appr-v.-l a 1>1»« to bring 1 "do Luth*mn in f here from Europe. HR Senate Agrees On w I Adjournment June < ■ Washington. June 8 -Adlotiriitt -« ■ of eoagnm* at 7p. m Jun. R agreeil today by th nd- « R pa tv-rd the hou«e atljmirnn •• r, ‘ R natation by a vote of IS to m 0 — ■ JOHN gCHURGER A SON abstractor* Money to loan on Improved re*l e»t«te On S. 10 year plan or on Government plan o — ■ -- - — ' — S,—MONEY— 5 Money to loan on farm* nt 6*5. Intermit. lona time partial payment ptl»lle«'* | Unhart & Hrlbf , Decniur. Indian* ( ——-0 DR. C. V. CONNEI-t ( VETERINARIAN | Speck) attvntlon •**"*? | I rattl* and poultry pra* - ' |r * f . I office no No. mt I I Pbooe Offlca 141-lta*w-m* *. I