Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1924 — Page 2

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Chicngo, 5; Brooklyn. 4.' (10 In ! ling*). Cincinnati. 4; Boston, l. St. Louts, S; Philadelphia, 7 (10 innings). Pittsburgh, 1; New York. 5. American League Washington. 7; Chicago, 6. New York, 8; Cleveland, 2. Boston. 2: Detroit, 3, Philadelphia, 11; St. Louis, 9. American Association Toledo, 5; Milwaukee, 4. (10 in-

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nlngs.) Columbus. 2; Kansas City, 5. Indianapolis, 0; St. l’aui, 2. D. C. H. S. OPENS | SEASOK FRIDAY Catholic High Football Team Meets C. C. II.S. On Ahr’s Field The ticket sale for the Decatur Catholic high school football game with Central Catholic high school of Fort Wayne on Ahr’s Field uext Friday afternoon opened today. The | same is expected to be fast and hard-' fought, with the local eleven having ja tine chance to win. Efforts will be i made to have a large attendance at the game, as only two’games will be played at home this season by tile D. C II S. team. The game will start at 2 o'clock. 1 Chary, of Fort Wayne, will be the I referee for the contest. This will he ' the opening game of the season for the two teams. Coach Corner has j b. en drilling the local team hard for (he past two weeks in preparation for ,

.(!, » and the players are in good condition. C. C. 1L S. defeated tinlocals last year after a hard fight. ■ but list year was the first season that the local, Catholic high has had a football team and the players were 'green at the game. All of last year's 1 layers tire on the squad this season | while C C. H. S. lost several star ! players through graduation. Tickets 1 for the game are selling at 15 cents : for school children and 35 cents for adults. Hartford H. S. Net Team To Use Floor At Berne i | Herne, Sey*. 24. — (Special to Daily Demorcat) Arangements have been completed here whereby the Hartford ! township high school basketball team will use the community building j floor for practice ami for regular games during the winter. The Hartford Center hoys-will have the floor for practice, on Monday evenings and will play games here when the local teams are playing away from home. In the past Hartford teams have used the small Hall at Linn Grove, but that tloor is too small to be practical. Clyde Romey is coach of the Hartford team. o The Fourth Down By Willie Punt Only one more day until the season opener here. Coach France Center brought a ■ghost hall into use last night so that he could work his Catholic High gridders late in preparation for the battle with C. C. H. S. Friday. St liult- D. C. H. S. fullback, has hen out r. practice with a injured leg for a few evenings, but is recovering. The Y< l'tr.v Jackets first and secot’df t' jms held a hard s- rimmaga on Ahr’s Field yesterday evening. Andews wa shifted from tackle to left end In the absence of Be bout, regular end, who is nursing a lame back. Brandy-berry and Yahne held down tackle positions. j Sport Comment says: "Decatur CcipW not he prouder of their high school grid aggregation if the team had defeated Wabash instead of having it hung on them by a touchdown'’ and then reprints several paragraphs from cur Monday's column. Sure we’re proud of ’em. Then the Sport goes ahead to say. J Fred W. Schell and h:s assistant , (’has. Osborne of Portland, made Tim Democrat office a pleasant call this morning. Mr. Schell is sales manager of Jay and Adams counties for ; the Singer Sewing Machine Co., and has been counected with this comi party for twenty-two years. He formerly lived in Greenville, but left there about one year ago, being transferred by the company to Por;land He sold many Singer machines in Fort Recovery while located in Greenville, Mercer county then being in bis territory. He wishes to. ir.fotm bis old customers in Decatur and vicinity that when m need of cuy supplies in his line or their machines get out of order, to notify him 1 at his addrhss. 405 N. Meridian St.. 1 Portland or phone 00. Mr. Schell is < a bustler, and being in the employ I of the Singer Sewing Machine com- i pany tor 22 years, sureiy signifies 1 that this company holds him in high esteem. t

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, l^L

NORTHIV KST EIIN IMW K'IJV lOOTK.UX CAI’TAIN y J J i)\ -if 3 Mr , f- «* — JkEk Jc * *0 "-'V. • <•< -• • ' —-i — — This photo shows Bob Wienecke. captain of Northwestern universityfootball squad. Tlie Purple students ere expecting great things of their grid - p.ader. He will hlod down a back field position.

"But after all it looks like Decatur I Yellow Jackets are between the devil t end the deep blue sea, at least so as winning their first two ganes is 1 concerned. They’re going to meet the 1 Marion team, which is 'Powerful.' utcordlng to Marion newspapers." ~ Do your ticket shopping early. ' + WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD 4 * + + + + * + + + <••9 * + * Yesterday’s hero —Leo Hartnett. Cubs’ catcher, who poled out a homer in the rvhich gave Chicago a 5-to-4 victory over Brooklyn. Tlie crippled'Giants fought the Pi tales ami took a 5-to-l victory. The Yankee batsmen bunched hit; against Cleveland and won handily S to 2. 1 Although they were outhit, Wash ington kept up the winning streal with a 7-to-G victory over the Whit< Sox. Detroit won its fifth straight gam, when Stoner bested Wingfield in twirling duel. Boston taking the shor end of a 3-to-2 count. The Cards bunched hits in th< tenth for an S-to-7 victory over Phila delphia. Luque held the Braves to six hit while Cincinnati was winning, 4 to j Thirty-one bingles were chalked u while Philadelphia was winning a list less 11-to-9 victory over the Browns. 0 Berne Mar Receives An Electrical Shock Berne. Sept. 24—Smith Shoemaker, well known Berne citizen, narrowly escaped being electrocuted last Friday afternoon when he grasped a broken tension wire near his home in the southwest part of town. On Friday forenoon Mr. Shoemaker had been engaged in felling a few trees at his residence when one of the trees fell on an electric wire, causing the wire to break. The wire carried a charge of 2.200 volts. Thinking that the wire was dead after it was broken. Mr. Shoemaker attempted to move the wire with his bare: hands. As soon us he touched the wire tire heavy charge passed through h's body and threw hint backwards about eight feet. He was not seri i< us y injured. The charged wire lay on the sidewalk for a few hours befote Mr. Shoemaker attempted to move it and several children passed 1 by it. 1 ; • Si* Damage Suit Filed Against Indianapolis Bank Indianapolis, Sept. 24.—A suit for one million dollars damages from the ■ direct rs of the National City Bank, of Indianapolis, was filed in Superior court here today in behalf of the i stockholders. The suit alleges irre- ' gularities on the part ot the officers of the bank. 1 Three Ohio Cities Are Short Os Money Deiphos, Sept.. 24. Financial relief for the cities of D« lpbos, Lima and Bluffton, all of which are bankrupt. and whose affairs are in a chaotic state is being sought by officials of each cf the cities. County Audgor C. R- Phillips stated Tuesday. Relief for Deiphos is in sight if a nine-mill levy for operation purposes carries at the polls November 4. A I copy of the resolution under which the question will be submitted to the voters was certified by the county board of elections Tnesdav. Wholesale “firing" of city employes to reduce Lima's indebtedness dur- . I

1925 looms in the wake of the $338,000 reduction by the county budget commission from the city's request for $909,000. which leaves less than SIOO,OOO for operating expenses. City officials admit financial distress with a retrenchment policy as the only method to pul', the city through during the coining year. Chicken Thieves Caught Near Warren Early Today Bluffton. Sept. 24 —George Williams 30, of Fort Wayne, and Verne Bowers, 24, of Pdnato, were discovered early this morning in the act of raiding a chicken coop owned hv Frank White, near Warren. Mr. White tailed several members of the ct unty horse th'ef detectives association and a posse was formed. The territory surrounding the White heme was secured and Williams was aptured near Warren. Bowers was aptured shortly after daybreak Hie men abandoned an automobile r. which were found several chickens and a coop. The two men, wort taken to Marion and locked in Jail It is believed that there were more nen in the party, but they succeedd n making their escape. o L’oublc Meaning "lavoks like rain today." 'said the milkman, as he iwmred tlie customary juurt from the can to tiie pitcher 'lt always does,” replied tlie bouse vise, compressing her lips with colt! •ignition nee. Stifling an oath, lie took up his liquid burden and departed heavily.—Jack Canuck —o Heel Sugar Production When sugar tirst was made from beets it took about twenty tons of beets to produce one ton of sugar. Now it requires but six tons, the change being due to scientific pro dttetion of the beets. —l-ann and Live stock It coord 0 Family Watch A man in St. Louis bits a watch on which the numerals of tlie face have been replaced with tiny photographs of the members of Ids family. He Himself is 1 o’clock, his wife is 2 o’clock, Ids oldest child is 3 o'clock, and the other figures are covered by the pictures of the remainder of his ten (hiidmt. 12 o'clock being the baby of the family. o Held Many High Offices James Buchanan, President of the United States from 1857 to 18(31, Hold many prominent posts before be was elected Chief Executive. He had !>ecn congressman, senator, secretary of state, and minister to Croat Britain. I 0 XOTM'K <•»•' IIMI “CTTI.KMKVr of r.sTwn; Vo 2050. N'oti", is hereby given to’ the er.di- *•>’•«. heirs and legatees if i’>:*-l->.« I.' oimiir n .lp.iMeed. to ..pj >r ,n, jp t»,o Clams circuit Court, held at lie, .tar t' i'ana. on th- I«th da* ~f Oetohet '24. Orel sli ■ ,-c eat,so if an" why the FIN W. SETTLEMENT WOt NTS with th- e-’fate of said decedent should rot he ap-H-.V'd; and said, hc'rs are notified to the. and r, we j , nuiyt* r>rm>f of i their (listrihutD-c shait s HARVBY H. LAMMIMVW | • . _ , Administrator. • Decatur, Tnd . Sept. Lutz A- Adams, A ttys. 2 1-1 — -o noth k or i'mf' im i OF KST \TF, No. In the ontuto of Henry .K Wefel defeased, ks: In the Adam« Circuit- Court, September term. NV«»ice is hereby sriven that William' H. Wefel. as executor nf said estate lies filed h’s account and vouchers in partial *e*tj»ment tlm-eof. but fin il to ali mutters contained in said m-_ 41 mp # . and th«t tbe same will cotne un so- th*- V" ’•■"li’i'it':.»n end action of .11.4 • ’oert on t»»e t fiti» h4 \ if np'oiicr. 1 -j. H beiiiLr the -JOtli .ludi-i;«t !)?«• of Hv September Te*-*n « f said Court. r j which ti»”»* :'ll heirs. creditors 1 .other persons Interested In s< > 1 are required to appear in slid Court and show cause, if any. whv said account and vouchers should not be approved. I Witness mv hand and the seal 0# said Court a* Deo V■. Indiana this 22nd day of Septet er. 1^24 JOHN K NELSON Clerk By Naomi F. Bormann, Deputy Frucltfe 6c Littersr, Attye. 24-1

When Newly Fairted ■ T„ prevent win,low* Ml, 'king the tiling i" remember i* ibui l"t 1 - .ach u inflow ahmilil be M ”' “n i d*v. i’nless tbl* I* <b,ne b flow* lire utmost eermln to n., !.. Women Outnumber Men In the Habuvun l*biu,l* '| turbcil by voleanle erupß.*a *«« pnrtini«h4it*«, a very \ H ' r the p<,(H kttlon Is con ,ose<l Os worn,'. Flailing ‘.o the prlnelmfl l»urs«lt men th, In- Islands 'm'l "'•* fli> . typboor.j lire f itul for the fr .il ' f‘ncraft, which memut* tor the g. ~,er proportion of females among the mhiihltnnts. Human Race Improving Boys ami girls nowadays are better tn health, Intellig-e. ,' and i' l '."'' I strength than in ur.y previous g ;ut;i , tion. — o- —; — Mother of Errors In general, pride is at tlie bottom of U great mUtnkes.— RtisMu mu m i: to \o\-»u>iui:\i'** — The State of Indiana Album* county, . o . * ’ in the Adams Circuit Court, m pt. Term, 1924. Emtio Brunner vs Bertha Ivuntni. No. 12.262. I 'or DivorcIt appearing from aflfida> it, 1 led the above entitled cause, that Bertl Jlrunner, of the i.lwve named *b fondant is a non-resident of the state or Indiana.

N, 111 said Bertha Brunner that she be ami - appear before the Hon. tin- 1 Adams Circuit Court on tin ITth of November, 1924, the same bointf tio- - first Juridicial Da> of thi n d lur term thereof, to be hoblen at the Court House in the City f P* comment ing on Monday, the 17th *la> «»f November, A. D. 1924. and D ” by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard an I determined her absence. WITNESS, mv name, and the Seal ! of said Court hereto affixed, this !‘th day of September. 1:*24. (Seal) JOHN H. NKI.SON. Cl_erF 1 Fruchte Litterer, Attvs. 1«»-17-2I Xom R TO XOX-RBBIIM N I 9 The State of Indiana. Adams County. SS In the Adams Circuit Court, September Term. 1921. Emma E’ickli »ff. et al vs. John 1 Scheumann, et al. Complaint for Partition. Cause No. 1 2266. It appeariiv-r from affidavit. ' V■’ . in the above entitled cause, that Hannah -Henley and John Henley of tinabove named defendants are nonresidents of the State of Indiana. Noth’*- is therefore ic-i-.- by u ~ n tv said Hannah Henley and .1- hn ICenl* > that they be and appear he for- tv Hon. Judge of the Adams Circuit Court on tlie 17th day »f November. 1924, the same the Ist Juridi*Vil Day nf the next regular tern thereof, to be hoblen t , Cm, House in the City of D< ltur. < v menrfng on Monday, the 17th dav of November, A. T>. 192 1. ‘and ;,!. :td’ answer or demur to said • omplaint or the same will be heard and determined in their abseil* e. WITNESS, my nam* . and the S. •of said Court hereto affixed, this D-th day of September. 192’. (Seal) .IpflN K. NKLSd.V rie.-] By Naomi V. T?«.rmann. Deputv September 16th, 1624. Bailey & Compton, Do re B. Erwin, Attorneys sou Plaintiffs. 17-2 4-1 MARKETS-StOOXS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago, Sept. 21—Grain future: moved upward at the opening on the board of trade today. Export sales to the seaboard over night, conservatively esiiated at upward of 2.000,000 bushes in bath wheat and rye. was the strengthening factor in wheat. The sustaining influence in corn was wheat's strength. Favorabh weather and crop conditions passed unnoticed. Export sales helped oats to a high er start. Steady hogs and cables created a firm opening in provisions. East Buffa'o Livestock Market Receipts 2400. shipments StilO; official to New York yesterday, SR’iihogs closing strong ‘ Heav , V *t,V| ©11; mediums $10.90© n ■ -j i lt weigh; $10.90©11 : one d.-ck ’sll i«light i.'rhts 910©T0.90; pigs $975® 10 : packing sows rough ?s.4s©!i : tattle 300 dull: sheep 800; best lamb ? 1 .3.. 2 ; best ewes $5.50©i;.50; calve-, 300; tops sl3© 13 50. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs—l3o tbs and down sß©91..0 to 150 lbs. $9.,<5; 150 to 190 tlis $10.10; 190 Ih-.. n 1 tin $10.20- rouV $7(57,00; stags $5®5.25. Lambs —$i 1 25. Calves—sll.so. LOCAL CRAIN IWAKK«T (Corrected Scpt< mb r 2!i | Yellow Ear Corn, per 100 $1.50 Oats, per bushel , : . r Rye, per bushel 75c Barley, per bushel fj5 C New No. T Wheat $1.20 New No. 2 Wheat $7 l 9 DECATUR PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected September 24) All poultry purchased must be free 'ci/r, fend Leghorn Few’s and Chickens.... 15c Fowls und Chickens 20c " d Rooster* Ducks j-.p Uee “ .’.VI 10c Lggs, per down o,; c local grocers egg market E*gs. per dosen 3g c BUTTE.RFAT AT STATION Eutterfat .

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, NOTICES. BUSINESS CARDS

**++♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦*♦* ■ + CLASSIFIED ADS 4 - + + + + A*4- + + + + + '»'4S-l--FOR SALE -C buck sheep, register- , -*d Khroi-hire. At farmers’ prices. Ed Ellsworth, R. D. No. t!. Tel. Ssl-E. 222tf p-t»u SALK Fresh cow. culf by side. Half Holateln, h-tis black jarkey. p, j) Carper. 6 rail* s west on Monroe street. Preble telephone. 223t6x FOP. SALK OR TRADE for farm, a j countty store of general mereban-i disi and gasoline station, doing a i-tore v. 11 invoice about $6,000. In- , Hire of J- Q Jamieson. 11l S. Elizanice cash business. Real estate und licth -t. Spenierville, O. ■ 227t3 FOR SALE— Hard Coal burner in good condition. Will sell cheap. Inquire at the Deininger Millinery i Store. 227t3x TTTiI sTTTi Washing machine and follow ng pieces, dining room table, sideboard, china closet. Phone 694 it. 227t3x FOR SAI.E -Eighteen head of shoats Mrs. Lulu Walters, R. 8. Decatur. 226t3x eod

I'OK SALE- lietroit Jewel tango. Good as new. Call 969. 22St2x FOR SAI L Fox terrier pups. Call at 438 Mercer Ave. 22St3x j Ft :K SALE Cniversal hard coal Stove Phone 1081. 230 South Foutth street. "2'Bt2x P 7 ”f; y - Soft coal burner. Call 138 or inquire at 804 W. Adams s 1, , t, 22$t:sx

i aai> mhjMj LOST Oil STRAYED —One white faced hcifci Please notify Schmitt Meat market. ——Tt;ij ' 1 rTn ;• i:i iictw.! n Decatur!< • iid Willshire or somewhere in Decatur. Finder please return to this! office. ltx | •WANTED WANTED tlirl to do general housework Mrs. J. Q. Neptune, 'Phone 23 228t3 HALF MILLION For Farm Loans. Rest Terms ever offered.. Lowest rate and Ions? lime. DAN ERWIN I 218-eod I Rebuild —Pianos. Talking anu Sewing machines, and tune pianos and sell as a side line. Phone 1012 North end city limits. D. A. Gilliotn.: Call ia tli 9 morning and evenings only. Terms, cash. M-W-Etf o Mexico’s Largest Pyramid The pyramid at Cbolula. west of tlie city of Puebla and about 00 miles j southeast of Mexico City, is tlie largest in Mexico. Its base Is 1,-bXI feet I square and tlie altitude is 2tW feet, j its volume is 130,066,000 cubic f«*et I This pyramid in Mexico lies a greater number of cubic feet of masonry, although it is i:ot so high, than the great pymrahl in Egypt. o NOTH !’ it) immi.i) i O.XTUAiTOHS N" ,; t t- i> hereby xiven t(iat the Hoard of Commissioners of Adams t Indiana, at their ro«*~ -s in the in t city of I .;t nr, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for rep ir rs E\erett Ranter Hridtre. boated *, mile south and Vi mile east •' tbt Linn Grove Concrete Hiver HrMze. ( i s will inc lude all labor and raa- , C ial for said work. i ’v will l*e received until 10 o’clock] A. M. on Tuesday, October 7. ItLM. j 1- h bid must ompani* d with ni a d affidavit as required toy’s law. The time* for the completion of - d hridsfe will be tixe.i on day of ; w.i-diny .-ontract. j ■’ In Hoard r. serves- the ri&ht to re-j L't any or all » ids. ERNST CON KAO. I’ F. HHEiXEIt. ( GEO. SHOEMAKER. 1 1 Board of Commissioners. O Public Calendar Reach the greatest number pf people by advertising your Sale in the cottunn -of the Daily Democrat. You a.e sun- of reaching at least 3.300 home ar,d practically every home in Decatur and Adams county. The Daily Democrat also enjoys a good c-rcu aiion at Willshire, Wren anil Rockford. Ohio. Even it you have bVi- jKivted, the chance of a prospective bidder seeing it is small com par--1 i to that lit- will read your bill > in |li<‘ paper. Sail- dates will be listed in this column FREE if you have •'" ur sa’e bills printed at this office or advertise your sale in the columns ol the Dai.y Democrat. Auctioneers end those who have held sales will vouch Urn- advertising in the Daily I mot-rat will bring results.* Sept. 25 —Christ Beery, 4Yis mi’es 1 i bo: t '.east of Wren. Ohio. f ' rt - I—Noah Johnson—s miles J outh of Decatur, 1 mile north and 1 1-2 mile; west of Monroe. Oft- 3—Edward Hoese, 5 miles west of Disatur, 1 mile south, 1 mile west of Peterson. Oct. 7 —Farm sale. Charles la-mar, two miles cast of Willshire, Ohio. O''-. !t- -B. F. Butler. 7 miles northeast of Decatur on old Ahr farm. Oct. lfi—Martin P-. Sprung, r. 1 mile south. % miie west of Lian Grove on Flavius Shepard farm. Oct. 23—Moore and Dailey, 1% miles east of Decatur on Piqua road. (

+ BUSINESS CAUM * “FOR BETTER HEALTH* S L E—H. HvOIIN’APFEL 1) 0 DOCTOR OF ( lUßopraCtS a HEALTH SERVICE at 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 R,,,a.« m f'S'denc* ij|| Office Hours: 10-12 a . m . HM * s • E • BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMm Calls answered promptly da, or Private Ambulance l7rZS* Office l'hone: 90 1 Home Phone: 727 N. A. HIXLER OPTOMETRIST Lyes Examined, (.lasses FittrHOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to (:* Saturday 8:00 p ts. Telephone 135. Closed Wednesday afternoou. I)R. C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Ray and Clinical Laboratory Office Hour*: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. Phone 581.

FEDERAL FARM LOAN’S Bj’' Abstracts of Title. Real Estate Plenty of Money to Loan on : Government Plan. See French Quinn, B j Office—'lake first stairway SQ south of Do. atur Democrt DR. FRANK LOSE B Pbysiciau und Surgeon B North Third Street Phones:' Office 422; Home to (ifflce H-iurs—:• to 11 a. m. 1 to 5 —S to s p. m. Sunday X to s a. m. BhHKCet A‘ f er This One 9H u pif> - Ejf • - - nj Ne^Bg 11ra N • aad^^H - am me apple and other fruit treeE* WAN I’ED V Rags. Rubber, Paper of all kind -. Setup iron. M--'ais and I ■A Wi will call with our truck for K] any juule you wish ' dispoie ! i PHONE 14- I^K B MAIER HIDE & ! FUR CO. I B 710 W. Monroe St ' Near G. R. &I. crossing. | B B JOHN SCHURGER & SON B ABSTRACTORS B| Money to loan on B improved real ( state On 5, 10 year plan or on B Government plan. B H)l Adjustments JL- J® e will remove I tiie cause of 93Tfi> Joromost? B ■ Disease. V o/realm.,/ B CHARLES&(’H VKLKS K CHIROPRACTORS ■ Plume 628 Over Keller's Jewelff ■ R. N. RUNYON 1 LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL BE AUCTIONEER B With years of experience m ■ the Auction Business and a WM wide acuaintance I "ill get B you the high dollar for your H property. See me for dates. n Telephone 652, oft ice or ■ 1054 Residence ■ . j DECATUR, ■ HARRY DANIELS I Livestock and Farm Sale B AUCTIONEER ■ I have been in the business t ■ | twenty-one years and have cane l ' ■ I sales in every township in A ' ■ ams county and also adjoin s ■ cotinties. Acquaintance "'J' - ■ known. See me any day at r ■ garage, phone No. 80 or call i ■ residence, 883-Green. j | ° x-W-Kd I Roy S. Johnson I AUCTIONEER I ' Itecatur, Indiana I E 1 < r .ow values and hc-vv ,0 c ‘ . H tb'j high dollar for your ■ j perty. Now booking fall I winter sales. Book your s. j B early. See me at _,. j i I White Mountain Cream g j Phone 60S Ph° ne l 0" | I O~ j I