Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 186, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1924 — Page 3

9 SLAYERS CONSULT LAWYER , I r —X' lia,.-™ yXI 3 ~ I ILa tr A t ■ M •* A ' .. I svy:-- r • Jr lL r i Hr £ r ' K A / '/ * My \> 7.-WS AA .i-3. , v gjjafe .-V” t-sY < »■■ -' ' -«. R-. W 1 ffijSaSSSBIHr- " iiftv« t ■ Benjamin Bachrach (left) talking with Dick Loeb an d Nathan F. Leopold, Jr. The detense admitted Monday, th 28 it will not attack the atory as told in the murder confessions,

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COUNTY RECORDER MAKES A REPORT Mortgages For First Six Months Almost Equal To Deeds Filed According to the six months’ report prepared by County Recorder Joseph McConnell, the amount of mortgages filed or. farm lands, lots, city and town property, and school fund mortgages was within a few thousand dollars of the total of the deeds recorded in the county from January 1, to July 31st. Eighty-seven deeds for SI.OO considerations were recorded during this period and it is not known what the total value of these transfers would amount to. During the six months the following number of deeds were recorded'. Warranty, quit claim, executors, administrators, commissioners and guardians' deeds. 275, value $600,332; Sheriff’s deeds, 2, value, $5,356; auditor’s deeds. 1. value $18; one dollar considerations only, 87; all other Papers filed, 206. The mortgages filed on farm lands, numbered 135 and totaled $503,320, while the releases on farm mortgages totaled 138 and the amount, $472,568. The mortgages on lots and city property totaled 72 and ttle amo «nt, $94,051, while the releases recorded were 71 with a value of $105,431. Scliool fund mortgages recorded °ta ed 5 and the amount $3,435, with one release totaling S6OO. The chato mortgages totaled 162, value $71,and the releases 114, value $51,Ine liens recorded numbered v/i $->705 and the releases 19, . ue One farm name was orded during the six months. . 8 6S tal{ ’ ng carc of the regular " ess in the recorder’s office, Mr. wnS ' aISO assist «‘ l over 100 ' et6rans in dling out their 'onus application blanks. monL aU<iitor ’ 8 fees for the six comnarJT 6 B6arly oneflf th less as ago/ ** f ° r the same Period a year tOOI Vnth Coolidge” Idea Butier“ ! n tOn : Aug - s—William M. ma n has s epublican national chaire out to dispel the popular 1

11 belief that President Coolidge is a j cool, unemotional personality. , Attended by an army of moving pic- ■ ture followers and newspaper m n the president late yesterday made a tour of the recreation parks of the | capital. 0 July 29 Was Hottest Day During The Month Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug s—Tuesdays—Tuesday t July 29, was' the hottest day of the li month just ended, according to the s meteorological summary for July ' computed by United States M >te- ■ orologist P. McDonough with offices ' on the top floor of the Shoaff building ' On that day the thermometer reach- ’ ed the height of 90 degrees. In contrast with that July 1 was the coldest day of the month, having a maxi3 mum temeprature of 68 degrees, J while at one time during the 24 hours the thermometer reached low mark of 51 degrees. The low mark was only two degrees higher than the es-

THE BOY I 1 :! > The greatest problem in many a household is the boy. It is a big problem. One of the most important hints toward solving it is to encourage the hoy to start a Savings Account of his own. This means Thrift and Character. WE INVITE THE BOYS TO ’ START THEIR SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. | Bank of Service I ■ ■ mrirrT Mt

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1924

tablished low mark of 49 degrees on July 25. 1911. There was a total of 1.17 inches of precipitation during the month. The greatest amount of precipitation for | a five-minute period was .08 inches jon the 27th; in a period of 10 I minutes, .13 inches on the 7th. There were 10 clear days during I July, 13 partly cloudy days and eight days that werre cloudy. The total hotis of sinshine was 283.3. o Price Os Batteries For Radio Sets Cut New York. August s—The5 —The first move to reduce the cost operating radio sets-came today with tin' announcement of National Carbon Company of a substantial reduction, efradio “B” batteries. James R. Crawford. general s; les manager, states that the popularity of various multitube sets that require additional battery power has made their oper-

( atlon more costly. As one of the lead- < i.; in the manufacture of dry cell 'll'' batteries, his company is in position to relieve maintenance costs for the country’s mlllons of radio set owners by reducing the cost of batteries. Development of additional and improved manufacturing facilith••<. <oupl -d with the growing demand for radio equipment, enable th" company to make this reduction. Q, Many People* Evade Payment Os Taxes Indianapolis, Aug. 5- Serious sevadon of payment of their proper share of taxes by many people in Indiana ward revealed today by members of: the state tax board in session on I equalization of appraisements. Evasion is made largely by automobile owners, approximately onehalf of whom do not list their cars . on the tax duplicate. Many of the remainder made false valuations.

6% per cent for your money . WE offer you a strong, clean, safe investment, paying 6 H per cent. The security is unassailable. The interest rate is the highest you can get anywhere with complete assurance of safety. We invite you to call and find out about this exceptional offering. OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK Decatur, Indiana )

jBBI I 111 ISlfeS •HI ilWiMfc ... i b--.. r •'■fe fl I Ife, ‘Top of the World’ I i values offered in I , P ;. MEN’S SUITS I ' FIXIN’S MAJfY of the new outfits you’ll see on the street I in the near future—will be from this Sale. | SHIRTS And when you see them you can mark the indi- j Here’s an announcement that Vidual US 3 WISC 0130—3 fore-handed fellOW with win arouse the attention of p*ood iudsfoient. .More than one man will ho dent buyer; /3 huVlog“ 0101'0 than OP 'IH'wntrurvAib would buy standard gold bonds at less than | regular prices.—Entire Stock. I Values such as you've sei- ■ dom seen are offered you in r—a I 1-3 off UNDERWEAR The summer man will ap- • xr » 1 9 predate the radical reduc- Qrn 111'inV of ; IhOi lHg. lOU CC WCl* ■ tlons on such high J/ OFF IllClliUCir <ls V HU < , quality; /3 Hjq finest Suits WC ' > > IO DIO WS e Hostcttv have had all season; mound - test our asthe choicest fabrics, e lions personally Made of pure, long strand . . j withi silk- noted for style as well the apprOVCU c.iUl < 4 illvcllij * V Hlf a ■ % OFP dependable kind of out delay. = VANCE & LINN portunity at ] / Price. » « AA • • —s—« <a. > a price; /2 “We Are Not Satisfied Unless You Are”

Evasions arc t.lso made by dog owners. More than 500,000 passenger autound ino.ooo trucks nr., listed in the state unto license department but only 322,000 of these are II; ted. Um average valuation reported ’»y the owners of the curs listed on tl' I tax duplicates is 3217, wh< r<>;' th-> average valuation of all the aitlomoI biles in the United States is $32 ’, n< • cording to government flyur «. I:: many.of the townships in Indiana, listed automobile values averaged ns low' I a 8 S7O. The most prominent ease of evasion j ' by dog owners was made by a dog J breeder who had more than 10tt dogs.

I Thousands who had d' ctutrd for year*) and tried every- j thing without laming result* have found complete relief , with Cleveland specialist’s new internal prescription. Rinex capsules go direct to internaleautcof Asthma and I remove it. So all wheezing, faspiitff, and c«»Ufhinf vanish as if bv magic, blessed relief I'uarariteerf in 24 • bouts —or money back. Send 10c f< r 24 hour sample treatment to Clinical |j»liuraf<>ries Co., Cleveland. Regular btze sold by all food druggists. ■ ■■.■>■

in hi; kennels. He had obtained only] "iglit.-eii toe-il llc<-ii*"S for them and! listed but three for taxation. No drastic changes will be made In tit. least IH’t.v ix counties in tile state|

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I trom valuations made by assessors ! according ,n John J. Brown, chairman i of the board, lit many of these counties, however, assessors will be asked to reassess the automobiles. ■ ————iMMlM—m. 1. »