Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 261, Decatur, Adams County, 1 November 1924 — Page 3

W JKnbtem WORK v Nun b»p«Y . t " e K7el’a*tTeam;S<hed- ( . is Announced -"” ■- '' ! '" P,Pr f " n ' “ KT' ■ t’- 1 1 1 " W town ,HK *' s, h<X>l Hf* —— „ v . ■K n . Wilb Ernst. 'he big eon «o ’ftia D ,.,i.us f«r " fa*» quintet, j(, tll‘‘ < 031'11 Os quintet season. — \ ■^ n , g„inp thro i;'.h a livt-lv pracin the Decatur high Httfl KX..:.. i W' 'in. night. K> i< optimise over the proth p season. He declared this year as the one which —■ H ■ ■■■ ■ : in iti, ‘ <’ istrif ' t last year. The Kirkland Kjg Lj| play its at-home games in t ■LA ; . Wien tin- new high school is in ti-e. the Kirkland play in th- old gymnasium, of First and Jackson streets, K( tie !■■ » gjinnasium will he used Mtgorr of the Decatur teams are usHkii Feugam-s, besides thj Ch»s:»-r Center which was last week, are on the schedule, one with Decatur high and one with Catholic high. Hte 1 hedule is as follows: wt, s 31—Open. ■ N>. 7—Pleasant Mills, here. ■■Nor 14—Jefferson township, here, 26—Chester Center, here. ■ Nov 28—Decatur, here. —Open 12.— Hartford township, here. Id 19—Rockcreek, there. Bl>< 24— (pending). SJoi. 16.—Berne, there. 23—Lancaster, (pending). 30—Pleasant Mills, there. ■'Ffl il efferson township, there. !■■ — Hartford township, there. 20.—Berne, there. 97.-Catholic High, here. « - — - o - at ■■ne To Organize An I | Independent Net Team ■■rne. \'ov. I—Berne will have an basket-ball team this That was decided on Wedil evening at a meeting at the ori!|lH when the new* Berne , h’ Association was organized. ■“I ""<v organization is in away a a. of the Berne & Commtm-■■Ml’-tk Association of last year B.> PlPi ''" 1 and practically fade/I B®" temporary officers that were 1 several weeks ago and who nucleus of the new organiWPre re-elected with the ex of Ed Kratzer as treasurer resigned. Another was elected vacancy. The officers are »r. A. Reusser. Vice-Pres., Mar ■ L ' Whinger, Sec. Dale Braun. s - Howard Gilliom. Chick Aechlias unanimously elected as manif v bask etball team and Weswander was appointed -über of the executive co,mnit■g' I ''he association. If 3 Makes Effort To ■ Stop Illinois Eleven I . . (United Press Service) HH tuta, 111., Noy. i_two mighty

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exponents of the same style of play meet in the Illinois memorial stadium here today In a game whch may determine the football championship of the Big Ten conference of the mid diewest. . lowa’s Hawkeyes, coached by Burt Ingweraon, a graduate of the Hob Zupp school of football at Illinois brings his team into the game with an almost even chance against Zappke's conference leading warriors. Critics say the two teams look just alike in the field. The Hawkeye goal has not been crossed this year, although the team was held to a scoreless tie by Ohio State. The lowa defense, stronger than that of Michigan, may be good enough to stop the terrific battering of "Red" Grange. But Illinois is still the favorite to win by at least one touchdown. Illini supporters pointing out that lowa may have a wonderful defense but does not have the offensive strength to smear the Illinois line. The open field running of Captain Iceland Parkin is the only fear the Illini have. .—o— HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Technical (Ind'pls.), 26; Shortridge (Tnd’pls,), 0. Sheridan, 2G Noblesville, 0. Paulding. 38, Hicksville, 12. Huntington, 34; Columba City, 6. Elwood, 28; Anderson, 0. o Purdue Invades Chicago (United Press Service) Chicago, Nov. I—Handicapped in size with its hack to the wall in the conference struggle, Purdue came up determined today for a renewal of the feudal gridiron struggle with Chicago which dates back 27 years. Accompanied by 1,500 rooters and a band from Lafayette, the Boilermakers defied the weight handicap with a fighting heart. The Maroons outweighed them 16 pounds to the • man on an average. o •Yale Meets The Army (United Press Service) New Haven, Conn., Nov. I—Yale's crippled varsity and the rugged huskies from West Point gathered here today for what has been tagged for years as the annual battle between the Bulldog and the mule. Yale and the Army are among the biggest attractions in football. With eye to the gate Tex Richard might offer them more than he gave Dempsey and Firpo, to fight in his Jersey City bowl. oYellow Jackets Play Muncie Bear Cats Today Coach Marshall led his fighting Yellow Jackets to Muncie this morning to battle the Muncie high school Bearcats in what was expected to be a hard-fought game this afternoon. I The Yellow' Jackets were full of fight and were far from being down-heart- , ed as they left this morning. With ' victories in their credit in the last two ’ games, the Yellow Jackets were de- | termined to whip the mighty Bearcats today and upset the "dope.”

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Pennville Wins From Ossian Quintet, 21-20 Pennville high school defeated OsSo Big By EDNA FERBER Look over your neighbor's shoulder —he's probably reading it. Seccnd hundred thousand At Ms:urn, Doubleday,

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sian high in an exciting basketball ; game at Ossian last night by a score of 21-20. Ossian led at the end of the first half, 6 to 5. Romine, captain of the Pennville team, scored five field goals and two free throws, besides playing a fine floor game. Hurst played best for Ossian. The Ossian team showed the best team 1 play. Day, of Fort Wayne, was the referee. | Court House Complaint On Note A complaint on a note was filed' In the circuit court today by Amos Cole and Andrew H. Reed against Chri •- tain H. Roth. Attorney George Mock of Bluffton, represents the plaintiff. Estate Ordered Sold In the cast- of Raleigh A. Sipe, administrator of the estate of William A. Sipe vs. Bertha Sipe et al private sale and the proceeds distributed on further order of the court Attorney D. B, Erwin was appointed commissioner to make the sale. Judgment For $451.40 In the case of the Old Adams County Bank vs. George Reber et al, the court rendered judgyieit-t in favor of j 'the plaintiff for $151.40 and costs. | Mumma Will Probated The last will and testament of John I A Mamma was probated in the court ■'his morning. The document providied that the entire estate be left to 'he widow. Drusilla Mumma, and at I the time of her death, the estate is to dren. Robert E. Garard, a son-in-law, be divided equally among the chili was appointed executor of the will. ! The will was written October 18. 1924. Shifferly Will Probated The last, will and testament of John W. Shifferly was probated in court this morning. The will provides that SIOO be given to the Foreign Mis sionary Society of the Evangelical church; $250 to be used in buying a monument; and the remainder to be left to his wife. Lydia E. Shifferly, and at her death to be divided equally among the children. Mrs. shifferly died before her husband. The will was written October 6. 1919. o — To Make Armistice Day A “Peace" Day Terre Haute. Ind.. Nov. 1 Plans to make Armistice day, November 11. "Peace Day” in this city have been worked out today by the Terre Haute mnisterial association. The purpose of observing the day as “Peace Day" according to the ministers is to “counteract the affect of Defense day whch was observed in

Notice To Settle I x All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Fornax Milling company will please call and settle at once so that we can adjust our loss. We have opened an office above the Will Harting Cigar Store, on Second street, opposite Court House. Please mail your remittance or call in person at above office. / \ Assuring you of our appreciation, we are, Fornax Milling Co. By C. G. Strickler.

ANNOUNCEMENT WE HAVE EQUIPPED OUR PAINT SHOP TO GIVE YOU THAT NEW LACQUER FINISH SUCH AS IS BEING PUT ON ALMOST ALL NEW CARS TODAY. THIS FINISH IS VERY DURABLE AND WILL LAST AT LEAST 3 YEARS. COME IN AND LET US TELL YOU AND SHOW YOU THIS NEW AUTOMOBILE FINISH. I

September, • I ■ —O'* Bloomington’s New Water System Nears Completion Bloomington, Ind., Nov. I—Actual operation of Bloomington's new water works within the next eight weeks, was announced today. The final contract for the new IGril'fy plant has been signed. It '•alls for the clearing away of 800 or tnore acre s over which the new lake io be used as a reservoir will spread. o ... WHERE TO VOTE Voting plates in the 34 precincts in the. county remain the same in every precinct, with the exception of in "R" precinct, at Geneva. The voting booth has been changed from the Albert Burris building to the McGriff building, formerly the postofllce Following are the locations of the booths in tlie different precincts. E. Union—Brodbeck School House. W, Union—Kohr School House. E. Root —Aber School House. W. Root —Monmouth School House. N. Preble—Freidheim School house. S. Kirkland —Peterson school house. I S. Kirkland—Building near Honduras Store. N. Washington—Ben Eiting's resi1 dence. - / S. Washington—Reineker school ■ house. > N. St. Marys—Boho school house. S. St. Marys—France’s Hall. • N. Blue Greek—School house, Dist. No. 7. S. Blue Greek—School house. Dist. . No. 1. N. Monroe —Monroe school house Middle Monroe—Election school t house. i Berne “A” —Jefferson Garage. Berne l Berne “B”—Auditorium, Berne. , Berne “C” —Town hall. Berne, i French —Election School house. i N. Hartford —Linn Grove school , house I TRY DAWSON’S ViUNA TONIC I For Stomach. Liver, Kidneys, Blood, Rheumatism. Price SI.OO Per Bottle Callow & Kohne |

9. Wabash—Election school house. | Ceylon—Ceylon school house Geneva "A”—Town bulldltir. Geneva "B"—McGriff building, old Poatofllce building. W. Jefferson New High S'hool building. E. Jefferson —Theo. Fetters garage N. W. Cor. Sec. 22. City of Decatur: First Ward "A"— Fred Linn’s garage. First Ward “B"—Office of Decatur Supply Co. Second Ward "A” —First Floor Pub lie Library. Second Ward "B” —Ben Schrank's residence. Third Ward "A"—Kirsch's Auto Sales Room. Third Ward "B”—Zimmerman & Carper's office. The booths will be open from six a.m. to six p.m.

S. E. BLACK I CANDIDATE FOR CORONER OF ADAMS COUNTY : Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1924 REPUBLICAN TICKET Your support will be appreciated

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You Know in Advance Dodge Brothers Dealers realize that a car’s good performance is no longer the sole basis of an owner’s good will. It is equally essential that dealers give good service. Because of this, they employ the Flat Rate Service System, which insures accurate work at a fair, predetermined price. When you leave your car with a Dodge Brothers Dealer for service you know just what work will be done, when it v/ill be finished and what it will cost There are no unpleasant surprises in your bill. You know in advance, Thomas J. Durkin, Distributor for Adams, and Wells Co Decatur, Ind.

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