Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 24 October 1924 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Ixsspt Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. A H. Heller—Pres, and Gen. Mgr. E. W. Kampe—Vlce-Pres. A Adv. Mgr. A. R. HolUouae—Sec’y- * Bus. Mgr. Entered at the Postufflcs at Decatur, Indiana, an second class matter. Subscription Rafee: Single coptea _ M . 3 cents One week, by carrier ——lo cents • One Year, by carrier 11-00 One month, by mall ———tl eent g Three Months, by mall ——ll.oo Six months, by mall ———11.75 One Year, by mall , — . ■ —53 00 One Year, at office— 33.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second sones. Additional aoatage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made Known ee Ageilsatlse Foreign Reprezentatl’e Carpenter A Company, 123 Michigan Avenuue, Chicago, Fifth Avenue Bldg., New York City, N. T. Life Bldg.. Kansas City Mo Are you planning to bear George Emerson Francis at Berne Monday night? He will speak at the auditorium and there will also be talks by T. A. Gottschalk and Everett Schug. Janies Eli Watson advises the farmers to take a vacation if they would benefit themselves and if that's argument we are ready to quit. What’s tlie use to try to meet such a silly statement after a period of four years like those which have just passed? onight the democratic women of Adams county will meet in headquarters to hear Mrs. A. P. Flynn, member of the national committee id Mrs. Mary E. Gubbins. chairman for the eighth district. The hall has been arranged for the meeting and a large crowd is expected. Every woman interested in the coming important election should attend this meeting, which will probably be the only special woman's meeting held during the campaign. Be sure to be there, ladies. Talking about the consequences if Charles Bryan should become president during the next four years, we wish you would just compare his record with that of Charles Dawes, the republic in candidate for vice-presi-dent. Bryan has always stood for the people and he is considered an exec' lent business man in his home st; te. Dawes has some connections such at those with the Lorrimer bank that would not recommend him very 'strongly to the people if they knew all about it. You know as well as you know any thing that if the democrats had been in office in Indiana the past four years and the men in office had done one-tenth of the things that I: ippened. there would not be any need for an election this year. They, would have been driven from office by a half million majority. You have been burdened in many ways, the 11 best evidence of which is the appropriations totaling thirty-six million j collars by the last legislature. If you elect Ed Jackson and the others on I the state ticket this year you approve I the record of the past four ye irs. I Think of it. Is that what you want to I do? We don’t believe it. We are sure I Er. McCulloch and the others on the I state ticket will be elected by over- I whelming majorities. I Mr. Vestal made his stereotype I speech here last evening to an audi- I ence that did not have to crowd any I to get in the court room. He talked I about the great benefits to be deriv- I ed from the high tariff, told the sob i story of Mr. Coolidge being notified I while visiting on his farm, of I the death of President Harding, I plead for his own re-election but fail- I ed to give any real constructive rea- I sons for SUOI a thing happening. He I did not explain just how he managed I to get so many of his family on the government pay roll or how he and | Mrs. Vestal made their trips abroad with liberal expenses allowed by the government. He says he .is willing

to stand on his record. Well the friends of Mr. Adair are just as willing. So it is up to you voters. Just now a few republican politicians are crying out "not to change . horses in the middle of the stream" ' Just what they mean is rather diffi cult to understand. The term is I usually used when a war is in progress but certainly this nution is not i now either in war or figuring on get--1 ting into one. Wo presume they mean 1 the industrial conditions. Well whatever they are must be charged to the republicans for they have had entire control for more than three years and for five years have had both house s of congress. If there is a stream they have made it and if they are in the middle of it, the fault is their own. It's time to get out of the ‘'stream." o — ■ W. A. Klepper made a business trip to Lima today in the interest of the Cloverleaf Creamery company.

The next President can take a lesson ? from these Shirts at ®lt $1.75 -- For if everything that is needed Jo keep bodj. I soul and apneararce alive were as reasonable in 4 cost and as lart'e in value there would be no kicking from the sidelines. No such pictures of beauty ever appeared in De- ’ catur windows at less than $2.50 —that’s a fact. And the reason they are $1.75 as long as they i last is simoly because we want your shirt business while we are young enough tn enjoy it. New Presidential Patterns at a new policy of pricing. iw|n>H|MAiA ' 'r'' $1.75 t Jm Neckwear. ‘ L ,T.' rc*"” S -Wt Woolen Ho: ;e. “—acany Sweaters. TefuvT'.M.y£o (2© „■ bcttsr ciomcs rsn uss J MOHtv-ALWMS- I •DECATUR • INDIANA*' >W J ■ 111 IJI I roAr. ■» kiwi HIB I Special TIRES Special I I For Saturday ONLY I I V I October 25th | I r.ri, r.i.i... $,>.75 $7.95 I I k™, $6.45 ku, ',58.85 1 S Never before have you been offered such High-Grade, jg First Quality Tires at such extremely low prices. g If you are going to need tires, you cannot afford to miss I this opportunity. <lO3 ■ I £° m P are ese P nces Evinced I | Elberson Service Station | LOCATED / In the Heart of the City——and in the minds of most people.

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