Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1924 — Page 3

] THE CORT | Tonight Only “LONE HANI) TEX” A Big Western Feature with Lester Cuneo Thrills—Action—Romance ® and a most interesting story. “THE FATAL PHOTO,” a good comedy. B 10c 25c p Tomorrow— “His Darker Self" with Lloyd Hamilton. =$ Also Comedy and News. ab « Matinee—Children, 10c. Adults, 25c. S Evening. Children 12 years, 20c. Adults, 25c. 91 Sunday—Reginald Denny in “Sporting Youth” U Nov. 9, 10, 11—“ The Sea Hawk" a STOP! LOOK!! Come in and Get Our Prices on Tires Before You Buy’ ALL SIZES OF CORDUROY CORDS MILLER CORDS or KOKOMO TIRES Free Crank Case Service and a Refilling with Mobile Oil. Bicycle Tires and Bicycle Repairing FOR SALE —1918 Ford Touring Car. Good Condition. Riverside Garage Dan Stepler, prop. ■——■—■■—ill niinrirwiHi’W wiwr ———a—in m—in mi —ii'iii ns WHO’S GOING TO WIN? WHERE is Coolidge strong? Where are hit wenlr spots? Where is he running second and where third? How many states will LaFollette carry? Where is the Wisconsin fighter first? Where is he running second? Where is he third. From whom is LaFollette drawing his strength, from the Republicans or the Democrats? And where? Where is the Davis strength? What states can he carry outside of the Soba South. Win he get all of the South or will he lose some state like Tennessee, as Cox did in 1920. What are Davis’ chances in the North? And how is he running in the West? How about the states which have the largest electoral votes: New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois? How about such pivotal states as New Jersey, Indiana, Missouri and California? Will Coolidge lose New England? Are Ohio and Michigan in the doubtful column.' How about the border line in Maryland ano Kentucky? These and many other questions are in the minds of voters. Next Tuesday will he election day. Who will win? The Chicago Herald and Examiner, during the past few months, in co-operation with other Hearst newspapers from coast to coast, has been taking a poll of the voters of every state tn the Union. In next Sunday’s Herald and Examiner will be published results of this presidential poll, winch no voter can afford to miss. You will be interested in this compilation as an index of what is going to happen next 1 uesday, November 4. Be Sure to Get Next Sunday’s CHICAGO HERALD & EXAMINER Order Your Ccpy Today Fu-oo D. E. Foreman, Prop. CITY NEWS CO., at King’s Confectionery I

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CLUB CALENDAR I Friday Ren Hur Hallowe’en Festival— Club Rooms. I Grong meeting of W. H. M. S. of M. E. Church-Church parlors, JO a. m. nil day. | G. E. Masqqerade Dance—Masonic Hall, 8:15 p. in. Saturday Ladies’ Aid Society of M. E. Church 2<- Supper—Church dining room. 5 to 7 p. in. Monday Pythian Needle Club, Pythian Home 1 after lodge. Delta Theta Tan Society Meeting > —Miss Irene Holthouse. Research Club—Mrs H. F. Callow. Tuesday Luncheon Rrldge—Mrs. Frank Barthel. 7:30. C. L. of C —K. of C. Hall. 7:30 pin. Wednesday Historical Club—Mrs. Agnes Di-vor Shakespeare Club Mrs. C. C. Schafer. Mrs. Arthur Fisher will entertain at dinner Friday In honor of Mrs. E F. Shoemaker, of Indianapolis, who is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R All.right. Miss Jaunita Baumgartner entertained the members of the G. M. G. of the Reformed church and several friends Wednesday evening at a masquerade Hallowe’en party in compliment to Mrs. It. R. Elliker, who leaves neext week for Ohio, and Miss Esther Sellemeyer, who will leave within the next three weeks for a visit with her brother, J. O. Sellemeyer and family at Los Angeles, California, before returning to China. A ghost on the front porch greeted the guests. The home was appropriately decorated with witches, black cats and corn fodder In an apple contest. Miss Mary Yost won the prize, and I in a marshmallow and pumpkin contest. Mildred Elzey and Helen Kirsch won prizes. Favors were given each guest in a spider web game and at a | ’.ate hour delectable refreshments v,-ere served hv the hostess. The girls were each given a large pop corn ball at the close of the party. The empires of tjie General Electric company will give their annual I masquerade dance at the Masonic hall this evening. The Collegian Orchestra of Van Wert. Ohio will (furnish the music The grand march !will bo held at 9:30 o'clock and the ; nrblic is cordially invited to attend Th rty-five cents will be charged Prizes will be given for the best masked person present. the best representation, and the funniest. I The pirzes will be four pound boxes 'of candy from the Sweet Plus Candy Shop and the Miller Candy company, 'of Fort Wayne. A cake walk will be one ol the features of the evening. Mrs. Janies Fristoe gave an interesting book review on “Still Jim , one of the first books written by i Honore Wilkie, at the regu’ar meeting of the Historical Club Wednesday ' afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ira Fuhrman. After the program and a ■| short business meeting- Mrs. Fuhr--1 man served light refreshments. The ' next meeting will be held with Mrs I Agnes Devor and Mrs. Mary Ahr wi 1 1 have the paper on the American Flag. | The Misses Margaret HolthOmcand Irene Holthouse will ent-rto -) the members of Hie Delta Theta Tait Sorority at the home of the latter < a West Madison street. Monday evening. All members who can be pre'sent are urged to call one of the ho-. *tesses before Monday. I Mr. anil Mrs. Jacob Tester wore guests of honor at a dinner given Tuesday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. It. W. Loose, the occasion being the forty-ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tester. Wednesday evening Mrs. Tester entertained at a dinner in honor of the seventieth birthday anniversary of Mr. Tester. His daughter. Mrs. Harve Schroll presented him with a large birthday cake bearing seventy

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lighted riitullos. 'fhe guests Inehiib-iT Mr. and Mrs. G -orge Tester and family. and Mr. and Mrs. Harve Schrool and daughters. Mr. Tester was pre- | sented with a purse of money by his children. o j Senator Abraham Frank j McDowell and Will Kunkel, Jr., of ■ Bluffton, were guests of the Rotarians at their luncheon meeting last evenng.

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