Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 227, Decatur, Adams County, 23 September 1924 — Page 2

| Court House | arz'/z znzitzzzazzazsz w.*z tthuZ zzzzz w r . Wins Support Money In the case of Gokla M. Haley vs. i Nade Haley. Attorney Judson W.i Teeple appeared for the defendant.; The plaintiff filed an application fori suit money and for support money ■ during the time the case is pending.! ■The court granted the application and ordered the defendant to pay $lO per week for the plaintiff's sup-' I>ort and $35 for her attorney fees. Marriage Licenses Ivan Stucky, hardware clerk. Woodburn, to Hilda Beeler. Berne.

PUBLIC SALE | We will sell at Public Auction on the vacant lot opposite the Public Library, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1924 Commencing at 1:30 P. M. 1 Singer Sewing Machine; 1 Oak Writing Desk with Oak Chair to match; 1 Carpet, l'xl2. used some; 1 Kitchen Table; 1 Folding Card Table; 1 Sewing Rocker; 1 Porch Bench; 1 Hall Seat. Mission finish; 1 Folding Screen; 1 Table and Bench; 1 Telephone Table; 1 Electric Iron; 1 Electric Grill; 1 Hose; 1 Cedar Mop; 1 Writing Desk and Chair; 1 Small Rug; 2 Pillows; 2 Frames and Glass; 1 Miner; 1 Waste Paper Basket; Dishes; 1 Step Ladder; 1 Electric Lamp. Mahogany base; 1 Alarm Clock; 1 Cuckoo Clock; Kitchen Cabinet; Heating Stove, Estate Victor, good as new; Bed Springs- 2 Clocks; 1 Stand Lamp; 2 Small Rugs; Vacuum Cleaner. 1922 Over .and Touring -Car, 5 good tires, Ist class condition generally. There will be lots of articles for sa'-e not mentioned here. This is no junk sale. This is all good property. Any one having anything they wish sold call Roy Johnson or Jack Bi unton and list your property. Every honest method w.ll be used, to get what it is worth but we don't want it unless you really intend to sell as every article put in the sale must sell to the high b.dder. 10% commission will be charged for the selling. ROY JOHNSON and JACK BRUNTON. Aucts. and Clerks. PUBLIC SALE | 1. the undersigned, will sell at Public Auction at my residence 5 miles west and 1 mile south of Decatur, or 1 mile south and 1 mile west of Peterson, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1924 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. The following personal property: — One Driving Horse. 5 Head of CATTLE —One registered Holstein cow. Queen Pontiac Shadeland Fannie No. 723579, 3 years o-d. giving milk; one registered Holstein, Lady Monroe Fannie Bly Orusby. No. 723575, 3 years old last March, will be fresh Oct. 16th; one Holstein Yearling Heifer, elig.ble to register. If you want foundation stock you can't go wrong on these cows. One Jersey cow. 4 years old, will be fresh Dec. 15th; one Spotted Cow will be fresh Nov. 28th. „ 1 « HOGS—One Spotted Poland China sow. 9 pigs by side; one Spotted Poland China sow. 7 p gs by side; 6 head of Shoats. SHEEP—7 Head off Breeding POULTRY—S dozen year'lng Rhode Island Red hens; 50 Rhode Island Red pullets; 3 White Geese and one Gander. HAY—S tons of Alfalfa hay. MISCELLANEOUS —s galvanized cogs: mud boat; harness; United States -am separator; one “Old cultivator; gas engine; and other artic.es too numerous to mention. TERMS—A’.iI sums of $5 and under cash. On sums over $5 a credit of 12 months will be given, purchaser giving bankable note drawing 8% interest the last 6 months. 4% discoant for cash on sums over $5. E. F. BOESE Roy Johnson, Auct. 23 1 PUBLIC AUCTION | I, the undersigned w.ll sell at Public Auction at my farm. mile north, % mile west of Middlebury, Ohio. 4Mz miles northeast of Wren, Ohio, bHs miles southwest of Convoy, Ohio , on what is known as the Old Ike Brittsou farm, on Thursday, Sept. 25, 1921 Commencing at One O'clock P. M. Sun Time. The following described property; Cattle One Registered Guernsey cow, 11 years old. will be fresh Nov. 13, this cow has five of her heiftys in Advanced Register; one Registered Guernsey' Bull, 2 years old. Sire. Florham Charter 7th., Dam Leonas Katie of P.easant View; one Pure Bred Guernsey cow. 3 years old, with a fine heifer Calf by side. “Any one wanting to start with Pure Bred Guernsey cattle will find this good foundation stock.’’ One Durham cow', 7 years old will be fresa Oct. 18th, will give 7 gal. of milk a day by weight; Holstein cow, 6 years old,• will be fresh Dec. 11; Holstein cow, C years eld. was fresh Aug. 1. now g.ving 5 gal. milk per day; Brown Swiss cow. 6 years old, was fresh July 10; t Holstein Heifer. 3 years old. will be fresh Dec. 2; Holstein & Guernsey cow, 9 years old. will be fresh Nov. 12; one Guernsey & Jersey heifer, will be flesh April Ist; one Brown Swiss heifer calf. Don't miss this sale if you ■want a good winter cow. These cows are giving a good flow of mi.k70—Head of Hogs—7o I One Duroc Jersey sow with 6 pigs by s.de; 2 O. I. C. sows with 8 pigs toy side; one Registered Big Type Poland China sow, will farrow Oct. 12;20.1. c. sows wl.i farrow last of Oct. 50 head of Feeding Hogs, will weigh from 50 to 175 tbs. each. i wuerfn . Implements . ith beet bed; 1 Low Down International Manure Spreader; on low Om Man Corn Cutter, cuts and piles on sled; 1 Sampson Tractor I M, wah p.ows, 1 John Deere Walking Plow* 1 two-tub Power Wash* | mg Machine with wringer, good as new. Y «« n ‘ * ll su “ 3 . ot * 5 and under cash hand - On sums over * 5 a credit of 12 ' D’Ont 1 mi i< given, ihe uirchasw g.ving a good bankable note drawing 8% interest the last 6 moutlil. A - iovount of 4% for on Bum 3 oyer s $5. No property to be removed until settled, for. I i CHRIST BEERY I j Auctioneer —Roy Johnson, Decatur, Ind. Clerk—Henry Hoffman. 16-18-23 } j

Bank Files Sults Two complaints on notes were tiled in the circuit court yesterday 'afternoon by the Bank of Geneva. One suit was against Earl Meshberger et al for $65.50 and the other ; against Earl Meshberger et al for i $7728.50. Wade L. Manley, of GeIneva, Is attorney for the plaintiff. Special Judge Appointed In the ease of John E. Mann vs. lu ora E. Mann, Judge Jesse C. Sutton ’’declined further jurisdiction in |the case, since he had been of, •counsel for the defendant, prior to i his appointment as judge. The court nominated Attorneys Henry B. Heller, C. L. Walters and Ferd I* Liti terer from which the two parties were to select u special judge. The names of Mr. Heller and Mr. Litt terer were stricken from the list by

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j’the two parties and the court appointed Mr. Walters special attorney. Set For Trial The ease of Commonwealth laiun ' company vs. Roy L. Creek has been set for trial on September 28. Case Dismissed The case of the Monroe State , Hank vs. Edward Leisure et al has been dismissed and the costs paid. Statement Is Filed In the case of Rank Heiman vs. the Also Products Company, a state'ment of the debts and liabilities has I I been filed by the receiver. Jury Trials Postponed Owing to the illness of Court Reporter H. M. DeVoss, the cases of the state against Melvin Hirschy and Albert Ixirthofer, two Berne youths, and the state against Amos D Buckmaster, former Linn Grove bank cashier, which were set for trial before a jury in the circuit court on Wednesday, nave been continued Hirschy and Kirchofer face two charges, one for public intoxication and one for disturbing a public meeting. Buckmaster faces grand jury in dictments charging him with larceny and embezzlement and an officer overdrawing his bank acount. Inventory Filed An inventory and appraisement has been filed by the receiver in the case of Eli W. Steele vs. Charles N. Martin. To Re-appraise Stock In the estate of Joshua Sprungcr a petition was filed for an order of the court to re-appraise shares of stock in the Progress Store, at Berne and the Enterprise Store, at Monroe The jietiiton was sustained by the court and the re appraisement was ordered. - Estate Settled In the estate of Perry Andrews, the final report was filed and approved by the court. The administsator was discharged and the estate adjudged settled. Files Final Report The final report of Thomas Griffiths. surviving partner of Barger and Griffiths, has been filed. The report was approved by the , court, the surviving partner was discharged and the estate was adjudged settled. Widow Gets Estate In the estate of Charles Lamtniman the executrix filed a 1 eport showing that the entire estate of the decedent was worth less than SSOO and that the widow of the decedent is living and entitled to a share in the estate. The <ourt ordered the entire estate vested in Bertha L. Lindhorst, the widow. To Determins Inheritance Tax In th estate of Charles Lammiman, a petition has been filed to determine the inheritance tax. A hearing on the petition Mill be held on October 17. New Guardian Appointed In the guardianship of Leona Pickett, a repot t of the death of the guardian and a final report was filed by I Emma J. Burley, executrix of the ; will of Ardon S. Burley, former guardian. but now deceased. The report was approved by the court and Emma J. Burley was appointed guardian of the ward. The guardian was authorized to pay to her ward, the ba'ance < f her estate. To Sell Real Estate In the guardianship of George A. Zimmerman, a petition Mas filed by the guardian to sell the real estate belonging to the ward. The court sustained the petition and ordered 'he real estate sold at private sale. Lawrence L. Yager and Wilbert Lugenbill were appointed appraisers. Q Lull In Fighting In Chinese Civil War Today (United Press Service) Shanghai. Sept. 23 — Lu Yung Hsiang plans to withdraw his 'i Chekiang troops to within two miles of the foreign settlements of Shanghai thus drawing 'shells from Chi Hsieh Yuan's artillery upon the international quarters, it was reported today. By this move. Lu hopes to cause foreign intervention favorable to himself. j There was a lull in fighting on all fronts this morning. Including those in the north. The four commanders were busy readjusting their battle I lines and bringing up reinforcementsI Positions before Shanghai were unchanged. Six hundred white Russian refugees joined Chi’s army. o - Local Rebekah Lodge To Entertain Visitors The Rebekah lodge of Decatur will entertail* the Geneva and Ft. Wayne Rebekahs at the local hall this evening. Supper will be served to at least 75 out-of-town guests, after which initiation ceremonies will be held, the Fort Wayne degree staff being in charge. The meeting will be held at the I. O. O. F. hall and local members are urged and invited to be in attendance and extend a welcome to the visiting Rebekahs.

XOTI< I-: TO XOX-REMIIH*T* The State of Indiana, AdaniM County, SS: In the Adami Circuit Court, September Term, 1924. Eutn May L'ldy vr. William Lkhly. 1 For Divorce Cnu«e No. 12273. It appearing from affidavit, filed In 1 the above entitled cMuae, that William Llddy. the above named defendant 1a a non-resident of the State of Indiana. j Notice In therefore hereby given the Hrtid William Biddy that ho be anti upi I ertr before the Hon. Judge of the Adam* Circuit Court on the 17th day of November, 1924, the game being the Ist J'lridlclal Day of the next regular term thereof, to be holden at the Court liouKO in the City of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 17th • day of November, A. D. 1924. and plead by answer or demur to said ’ complaint, or the same will be heard and determined In his absence. WITNESS, my name, and the Seal of said Court hereto affixed, thia 22nd day of September. 1924. (Seal) JOHN E. NELSON Clerk September 22, 1924. i 3 Dore B. Erwin, • Attorney for Plilntlff. 23-30-7 o—r 0 —r i noth i: or rixu. -r.rri.Kwr.%r or ESTATE No. 1073. t No tie ia hereby given to the credi-I tors, heirs and legatees of James! . Glendening. deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, 1 Indiana, on the 13th day of October, 1921, ami show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS . with *the* estate of said decedent sh »uld not he approved: and said i heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive * their distributive shares. i PERRY GLENDENING, | Administrator ’ Decatur, Ind., Sept. 22, 1924. C. L. Walters, Atty. 23 30 - —o - ! MITICK OF FIS M. SFTri.EMEXT OF ESTATE No. 1984. Notice is hereby given to the credi- » tors, heirs and legatees of Samuel D. Brown, deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on the 15th day of October, I 1924, and show cause, if any, why the lIN\L SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS, with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said, , heirs are notified to then and 4here ’ make proof of heirship, and receive ■ their distributive shares. ELI C. BI ERIE. ’ ‘ Administrator de bonis non Decatur, Ind., Sept. 22, 1924. I C. L. Walters. Atty. 23 39 » 0 < XOTICE OF FIX 11. T OF ESTATE No. 2116. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of W. D. Andrews, deceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur.' . Indiana, on the 15th day of October. and show cause, if any. why . th- Final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heLs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive ■ their distributive shares. M. F. ANDREWS. Administrator . Decatur, Ind.. Sept. 22, 1924. C. L. Walters, Atty. 23 30 Q COMMISMOXERt U-LOW ES FOB JiKITKHBEK. 8»24 Citizens Tel. Co., Co. Rev $ 40.55 City of Decatur, do . 26.19 Naomi Bormann, Dep. Clerk 14)5.001 Bernice Nelson. Cleric al Hire ... 50.0 u 1 T. Allen McGuarry. Clerks Off. 1439.75 Martin Jaberg. Aud. Sal. & off I’.xp. 5M7| Bux Bros., Aud. Off. Exp 3.50 A. D. Stcrm, Aud. and Treas. > 1 Off. Exp. .... S-50 Edna M, Jabers, Clerical hire .. 104. in .t. M. Miller. Care of Prisoners S.W' 1 John Baker, do 51.50 Ft. Wayne Blue Print, Survey- i or’s Off. Exp 2.98 Golden Compass Co., do -z 3.05 E. S. Christen. Co. Supt. & Ex. 324.53 Decatur Democrat. Supt. Off. Ex. 13.50 Naomi Christen, Clerical hire 91.00 ’ Wni. Zimmerman, Co. Assessor 112.50 L. L. Mattox. Coroner 37.50 Harold Mattox. . .... 8.00 , .1 W. Vizard. Health Comm 25.63 llemv B. Heller. Co. Att 50.0" Louis Kleine. Bd. of Review 10.00 Martin Jaberg. do .... 10.00 Wni. Farlow, do . 10.00 F. M. Schlrmeyer, do . 10.00 F. S. Armantrout, Att. Officer.. 91.00 Drs. Beaver, Poor Wash. Twp... 19.:>0 VV. E. Smith. Poor St. Marys tM-p 16.75 Jones & Jones, Poor Monroe tp 104.00 ’ M. Breiner, Custodial ■ 80.001 Smith. Yager & Falk. Ct. House 12.00, V. S. Chemical Co., do Huntington Lab, Inc., do Schafer IldM-. Co., do 46-‘5 (z-nhart & Heller, do ijn] i Ros* Voglewede. do ‘‘•o4 .1. S. Peterson, do 96.30 ■ Nor. Ind. Gas & Elee. Co.. Jail.. 20.30 Hose Voglewede, do ... 34.40 Frank L. Johnson, Co. Farm Building 3200.0 n Pat. Murphy, Co. Farm 4 2°" August Morgan, do 4»00 Oma Berger, do ■••O7 ■ Helen Bollenbacher, do 40.001 . Rose Kruetzman. do 33.88 Clarence Mogner, do 20-Jw ! Henry Schlegel, do .. 11'." Clarence Miller, do Simon Meyer, do ,'-2' 1 Hubert Meyers, do Chas. Morgan, do "00 . Chas. Posey, do D. M. Lyons, do 4.VJ ■ Standard OH Co., do ‘ J' Sanitary Supply Co., do 2 Schafer Hdw. Co., do ‘l- 4 ‘ Martin Gilson, do - “.00 , Miller's Bakery, do .. 3 J-S2 1 ' H. A. Earhart, do . Starost * Ehinger. do t>»-o» I ' Elberson Service Station, do .... 22.85 Berne Ins. Agency, do . 83.1t> West Disinfecting Qo., do 6.00, A. W. Tanvas. do 1■“« ; Dnntur Ins. Agency, do 00--' Anna Garner, Bd. of Guardians “.00 Amanda Moats, do “.00 ' Sadie Foreman, do }'• , Mr. Sam Harkless, do jooo Lydle Johnson, do 10 00 ’ Charlotte Gephart, do 10." Wm. I-t aper, do 1“ ’" Mrs. H. M. Crownover, do la-00 . Anna Trlcker. do }“® May C. Andrews, do 15.00 ■ Louise Hagerty, do 1“Minnie Musser, do ' Dan Niblick, do ■ j;' " , Katie Schrock, do “»-«o Cordula Druiy. do . Moore Isrngen A- 10., Flection.. 50J.86 . S. E. Black, Burial - ‘5-00. ‘ Adams Co. Witness. Legal Adv. 50.30 , , Democrat Co., do s,7'Aii , L. L. Baumgartner, Bridges 20.0 I Dick Bocli, do - ;>’■« | Julius Haugk. Itental " > Yost Bros.. Davis Bridge. . Meahberger Bros., B. Ar Moore Langen & Co., Andrews - & Carper K.vl Phil Sauer. G. E. road 194 ‘0 I Chris Eicher. Harden .road 5160.00 Ross Harden, do ... .... ->-• L. L. Baumgartner, Roads... . ?“.oo Dick Boell, do ■ C. C. Beer. Highways •1814C, P. Troutner. do ... “-O" : Utt Ray. do s 2fsr, J Clint Hart, do ,7An,'t Joint E. Mann, do .... . .... 110-00, 1-.' L. Foreman, do - - 1 J. A. Hower, do ... ”’*■2" 3 Milton Edgell, do ... | Ed. Beer, do 3b.b ‘ J. C. Augsburger, do r Milo Sales, .io — .-'.-I,! C Vernon Miller, do ... 218-10 •I Vai Snell, do W. H. Bittner, do ’ Geo. Geels, do -f'■ • , Robert Marboih. do ■ 96.00 Chas. I'l. Maglby. do 13-.00 I Mat Kirsch. County Council 10.00 Henry Eiting. l-> } " '.Ernst Doehrman do 1000 .'Frank Mclntosh, do ■ l«oo 1 Frank Wechter, do 10.00 ■ Chris Eicher, do ’ 00 Win. Baumgartner, do MARTIN JABERG, Auditor.

You Toor Kid, Why Are You So Skinny? I Don't your mother know that Coil Liver Oil will put pounds of good healthy f!«'»h on your bones in just u few wpt*ks? Tell her every druggist has it in sugar-coated tablet form now oo that you won't have to take the nasty, fishy-tastlng oil that is apt to upset the stomach. Tel) her that McCoy's Coil Liver Oil Tablets are chock-full of vita mines anil ate the greatest flesh producers and health builders she can find. , „ One sickly, thin kid, aged 9, gain ed 12 pounds hi 7 months. She must ask The Holthouse Drug Co., or any good druggist for McCoy s Coil Liver Oil Tablets 60 tablets. 60 .cents —as pleasant to take as candy. I "Get McCoy s, the original and | genuine Cott Liver Oil Tablet. Chickens Have Appendicitis Columbus, Ind., Sept. 23. An epidemic of “chicken appendicitis has sadly diminished a number of flocks of fowls in Bartholomew county. The malady has been pronouned “coceidiositis” or “disease [of the caeca," a dual appendix heretofore unknown to exist in a ehickI en. o- ! Editor Os Fraternal Publication Is Dead Crawfordsville, Sept. 23 Gilbert ' Howell, 67. tor 25 years editor ol j the supreme tribe of Ben-Hur, ami widely known in fraternal insurance circles, died unexpectedly at his 1 home here Monday of heart disease, He came here from Cleveland. I o—’Mrs. Jacob Runkel Died Near Geneva On Sunday Geneva, Sept. 23.- —Mrs. Jacob Runkel age 75 years, died at the home ' of her daughter, Mrs. Garfield Voss, near here, Sunday. Mrs. Runkle formerly resided in Mercer county. Ohio. Funeral services were held at Ceylon at 2 o’clock this afternoon. o Lake Far Below Sea The deepest hollow known in the lands of the world is the one in PalI estfne at the bottom of which lies the Dead sea. The hollow containing this salt lake is actually 1,300 feet below the level of the sea. ■* I MARKETS-STOCKS I Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets OPENING GRAIN REVIEW Chicago. Sept. 23.—Divided action featured opening trade in gram futures on the Chicago board of trade I today. Wheat reflected unfavorable crop news and sub.tantfal export sales. i Locals were good buyerg . ‘ Heavy receipts and growing weather kept corn bearish . Belated liquidating also appeared after the opening gong. Oats remained steady. Provisions opened steady. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs—l3o lbs and down 130 to 150 lbs. $9.80; 150 to 190 lbs ( $10.15; 190 lbs. and up $10.30; rough - [email protected]. Lambs —$11.25. Calves —$11.50. Toledo Livestock Market Hogs—Receipts light; market 10® 15c higher; heavies $10.50@10 75 mediums [email protected]; Yorkers $lO- - 75; good pigs [email protected]. . Calves — Receipts light; market, slow. I Sheep and Lambs—Light; market steady. [ Eazt Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 3200, shipnientr, 950, ol'fical to New York yesterday, 6650Hogs closing steady. Heavies $lO 75 @10.90; mediums [email protected], one load $11; light weight slo.Bo@lo 95 ■ light ’.iglits $10@1085; pigs $9 75@ 10; packing sows rough [email protected]; cattle $5.75 slow; quarter lowera sheep 1400; b«st lambs $13.75- best ewes [email protected]; calves 400-' toi>< $13.50. ’ 1 — — ’ UKAIN .Y.MrtKKr (Corrected September 22) Yellow Ear Corn, per 100 $1.50 Oats, per bushel .... 4j c Rye, per bushel 75c Barley, per bushel 65c New No. 1 Wheat $1.20 New No. 2 Wheat. 19 I , DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected September 22) AU poultry purchased must be free trom teeri Leghorn Fowls and Chickens.... 15 C Fowls and Chickens 20c Old Roosters yg c Ducks 12c Oe, ' He IQc Eggs, per dozen 3g c LOUAU UKUCER’S EGG MARKET Eggs, per dozen 33c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterlat ’. 34 „

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♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ + + + * + * + '* + + *♦♦«* hiW ML® , FOR SALE 6 buck sheep, registered Shropshire. At farmers’ prices. : 1 Ed Ellsworth. R. D. No. 6. Tel. 861-E.' ■ •FOR SALE Fresh cow calf by side.' I Half Holstein, half black Jersey.] Ip. B. Carper, 5 mil's west on Mon-j I roe street. Preble telephone. 223t6x; , ! Foil SALE—Canaries, singers ami ' female-' Mrs. Ed Kelly, 217 N. I 11th st. IWatur. Ind. 224t4x ' FOR SALE—Extracted honey in five and ten pound pails. W. W. Hawk-, ins, Decatur Route 10. Phone 0-861. 1 FOR SALE — Eleven Shropshire ewes, H mile south of Beery church. J. A. Beery. 225t3x FOR SALE Number 1 milk cow,! giving 5 gallon of tnilk per day,l tub( reti ar tested. Also some good eating and canning pears. Hugo! r ■. me, Decatur, R. 8. 223t3xeod l i'i; SALE OR TRADE for farm, a countiy store of general merchan-- | dise and gasoline station, doing a store will invoice about $6,000. Inquire of J. Q. Jamieson. 11l S. Elizanice cash business. Real estate and ] both st.. Spencerville, O. 227t3 FOR SALE — Hard Coal Burner m good condition. Will sell cheap. Inquire at the Deininger MillineryStore. • 227t3x FOR SALE- Washing machine anil follow.ng pieces, dining room’ table, sideboard, china closet. Phone •i R 2271. ix V. ANTED WANTED To rent two or nished rooms, by family of three . adults. Address Box 23, in care of Daily Democrat. 226t2x LOMT AND RHI.NI> LOST —Pearl beads Friday evening either at K. of C. hall or between K. of C. hall ami corner Sth and Jefferson. Finder please 'phone 859. 226t2x L( ST OR STRAYED—One white facet! heifer cow. Please notify Schmitt Meat market. 227t3 o —- GOOD SPEAKERS ARE ON PROGRAM: Local People May Attend Conference Os Charities And Correction An interesting program of addresses: j has been arranged for the thirty-third ! annual session of the State Confer-1 , ence of Charities and Correction, to] jbe held at Newcastle, October 4 to |7. It Is likely that two or three Decitur people will attend the meeting. The session will open at 8 o’clock Saturday evening, October 4. Dr. W. ('. Van Nuys, chairman of the local executive committee, will preside. The program for Saturday night includes an address of welcome, a response, an address by the state presij deni. Senator C. O. Holmes, of Gary, i and n address on "Training for Social Work," by Prof. U. G. Weatherly. A mass meeting will be held on Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. Addresses will be made by, Governor Emmett F. Branch and Bish ' ( op F. D. Leete, of -the Methodist ' church. : I A general session will be held on I Sunday evening, beginning at 7:45 j o'clock. Subjects to be discussed iA(elude, Mental Health in Industry, I Education and Mental Hygiene, and Relation of Public Health and Mental Hygiene. | i Another general session will be held on Monday evening October 6, start-1 ing at 8 p.m. "The Newspaper as anj Interpreter of Social Welfare,” is the subject of an address to be given at' this session by Thomas S. Elrotf, edi-1 i tonal writer of the Indianapolis News. l V,’. H. Eichhorn, of Bluffton, who is! a member of the board of state charities, will discuss “Social Work and 'the Law.” The conference dinner will be served at 6 o’clock Monday evening. Roundtable discussions will be hold on Tuesday morning. October 7, from 9 until 12 o'clock. o Want Donations Os Fruit For Hospital ....... | Every family in Adams county, who can, is asked to donate a can of fruit ! jelly, fruit'juice or some fresh vegetables for the County Alemdrial hospital, during the drive to be held Friday and Siturday by the L ague of Women Voters. The do: nations are to be left at the Niblick building, corner of Second and Monroe streets, Friday afternoon or Saturday anytime after nine o'clock. The fruit donated last year was greatly appreciated by the patents in the hospital. (

♦♦ + + + + + + ™** , see J 0R better health. H » FROIINAI'i Es I) P ■ doctor of t iiiroi’racti? ■ A health SERVICE at 144 South 2nd Street H • Office Phone 314 R „ irt , . residence 10, BHI Office Hours: 10-i 2 ~5 K S. E . BLAU k Ml undertaking and embalms ■ Calls answ. red dav or 1? ■ Frivale Ambnl: lllre ■ , Office Phone: 90 Home Phone: 727 N. A. BIXLER I , OPTOMETRIST ■ I'yes Ex.iniintd, (,| lsscs ■ HOURS: ■ Bto 11:30—12.:;o to 5 M ■ I Saturday 8 00 p. m M I Telephone 135. U Closed Wednesday afternooai H DR. C. C. RAYL I SURGEON ■ X Buy .'inti C.liiiicil l.aboratono ■ Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m ■ Sundays, 9 to 10 a. u> ■ Phone 581. B FEDERAL FARM LOWS I Abstracts of Title. Real Estate ■ Plenty of Money to Loan on ■ Government Plan. H See French Quinn, H Office—lake first stairway M south ot Decatur Democ-. H DR. FRANK LOSE 1 Physician and Surgeon H North Third Street H I’huues; office 422, Home L> ■ Office Hours—9 to 11 ala H i lu ■>—6 to » p. m. Sunday S to 9 a. rn. ti’i’Oix IM EX r or \ mu x>i'H \ ih \ ■ Notice is hereby ui\.n, That the H un<lerFigne«l lias hem Hi-pointed ;I- , ministratrix dv-boiii.s-non of the estate M of Harvey S. Miller, late of Adams Q county, deceased. The uHate is prob* ably solvent. M A EGA RET BAR DEN, H Adniinistrati ix de-bonis-non. B Apt. 15, 19J4. H tpur# B. Ervrin, Atty. 1 ■ I I IX<HT< i: GF 11X11 I I 1.1 MEVr H OF ESTATE ■ No. 2100. B Notice is hereby j?iven to the credi- K tors, heirs and legatees of Frederte’t ■ \\ . Beineke, dec eased, to appear in the ■ Adams circuit court. hei<! at Decatur, H Indiana, on the 10th .lay of (ktober, ■ 1924, and show cause, if an>. why ■ the FINAL SETTLEMHX I AUi’oVNTS ■ with the estate of sai<l <!<•» edent should ■ | not be approved: and said heirs are ■ ’notified to then and there make proof |of heirship, and rec eive tl tir distri- ■ 1 butive shares. ■ ! JOHN EEINEkE, g | Administrator. ■ Decatur, Ind., Sept. 15. I'J.’L ■ iFruuhte & bitterer, Attys. ■ o Public Sale Calendar Reach the greatest number of people by advertising your Sale in the columns of the Daily Democrat. 1™ [are sure of reaching at least 3.3 W homes and practically every h° nl ® ' u Decatur and Adams county. The I Daily Democrat also enjoys a go™ i circulation at Willshire, Wren ami Rockford. Ohio. Even if you l> ave I bills posted, the chance of a prosper tive bidder seeing it is small contpyled to that he will read your billI"] the paper. Sale dates will be liste' 'in this column FREE if you ‘' a ’ lyour sale bills printed at tins office or advertise your sale in the coliim - of the Daily Democrat. Auctioneer, and those who have held sales; " • | vouch that advertising in the Pan. Democrat will bring results. ■ Sept. 25—Christ Beery, llg mies I northeast of Wren, Ohio. Oct. I—Noah Johnson— j nuiw _ south of Decatur, 1 niile north am 111-2 miles west of Monroe. 1 Oct. 3—Edward Boese, 5 miles wes. | of Decatur. 1 mile south, 1 mile lof Peterson. _ , : Oct. 10—Martin F s P run f r ,' in n mile south, % mile west ot ‘ - Grove on Flavius Shepard farmI Oct. 23—Moore and Dailey, miles east of Decatur on Figtia O- | DR. C. V. CONNELL t VETERINARIAN ( 1 * Special attention given w I | cattle and poultry P 1 I Office 120 No. First 1 Phone: Office 143— Resideuve ’ ' I , r - J. ■i’.iw, ■ .11. in I "■ — | MONEY— o'A I Money to toau on at 5% intei-ost, long tit partial payment pnvU''*'-* | I Lenhart & «*’•**' 11 Decatur, Ind»an» , : j 4 t.r -