Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1924 — Page 8

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Notre Dame Team Plays At Portland Next Sunday Portland, Ind.. Nov. !».—Football fans of Eastern Indiana will have an opportunity to witness a real football classic on next Sunday afternoon when the Day Dodgers of Notre Dame University come to do battle with the Our Hoys at Mast Held. Those who witnessed the game between these teams last year proclaimed it one of the finest they ever saw and Coach Rockne has promised the local management that he will send a squad which has had his personal supervision. The leant which conies to Portland holds the interhall championship at Notre Dame and four members of last year’s squad are first and second string varsity men this year. The fame of the Notre Dame football team is well known to every follower of the sport and it is expected that the largest crowd that ever attended a game of football in Eastern Indiana will be present next Sunday afternon to watch the University boys <lo their stuff. To those who have not had the privilege of witnessing the Notre Dame Varsity in action the game Sunday will afford a rare opportunity to see a sample of strategy, speed ami team work that lias distinguished Coach Rockne’s elevens. Special preparlions are being made to take care of a large crowd by erecting additional bleachers and otherwise providing accomodations. A col- ( lege referee will officiate. Coach Mack-, lin will give the Our Roys special work this week and hopes to perfect i a defense that will prevent the Rockne men from winning the game.' The game will start promptly at two o’clock. Although a large expense is incurred in presenting this team to the fans the admission will only be seventy-five cents including tax. —o The Fourth Down By Willie Punt Although there are many games scheduled for Thanksgiving Day. obi King Football will deliver his last big kick of the season next Saturday. Judging from the schedule for Saturday that last kick will be a healthy

one. I I Coach Confer reports that his 1 Catholic High gridders are in good ondition for their go with Paulding. Ohio, high school at Paulding Friday afternoon. The Buckeyes have a strong team, but the locals are determined to put over a win. They are due to deliver soon, and Paulding may be the goat. Here’s what Out of Bounds has to say about the Leaders-Phi Delt has-, ketball game here last Tuesday night: "Now that the first honors in the ( Decatur Leader-Phi Delt mixup goer, to Decatur, fans are advancing theories on the out come of the next game here. The Leaders had a dear ad-1 vantage in their playing in the last half of the game last evening, but local fans, who witnessed the game, are confident that the game here will show the Phi Delts to be the winners. Just the same the two teams are about evenly matched and whenever they clash, a real battle is sure to take place.” Tip Offs seems to think that the Leaders wouldn’t have had any show if Mendenhall hadn't been in the lineup. Maybe not, but what of it. He was in the lineup. The Phi Delts wouldn't have made the showing they did if Cummins hadn’t-been in their lineup. This is real football weather. If the weather is favorable Saturday, several colleges ought to have a nice pile of shekels in their colters by evening. o ALONG THE SIDELINES (United Press Service) Chicago.—Time spent on the subs of the Chicago team by the coaches in preparation for the Wisconsin game Saturday on which hinges the championship tor Chicago, is believed to indicate Coach Stagg plans a smashing attack which might be too strenuous for one set of players to stand. i Evanston. — Northwestern hopes to put up the battle of its life Saturday against Notre Dame. Reports that (he Irish expect to "eat" ’em alive have not hampered the decision of the Purple to be in the tilt ready to

grab the breaks. Urbana. — Illinois scrimmaged aV gainst the freshman squad, using Ohio passes until after dark, and then held signal drill inside the gym. 11 Bloomington.— Indiana worked out ■ t to the accompaniment of the universii ity band and cheers of 3,000 specp latent. It was the annual pep sess- • ion before the annual Purdue battle. Ann Arbor. —Further practice on passes was the program at Michigan • today in final preparation for lowa. " ’ Defensive tactics to be used against 1 (’apt. Parkin were emphasized yes- ’ lerdtty. 1 | Madison —Developent of reserves to strengthen the Wisconsin defense against Chicago commanded the attent on of Coach Ryan. His team is in ' good physical shape. » ! Lafayette—l urdtte gridders completed the last lap of their preparations for the Indiana battle today. Bahr and Harmeson are counted on , to carry the lead of the offense. I lowa City—Coach Tngwers told his backfield men how to combat an aerial attack in a detailed drill yesterday. He hopes to force Saturday’s game with Michigan by straight football. eliminating the probability of fighting Wolverine passes. I Columbus—-Ohio’s grid squad went to Danville. 111. today where it will work out tomorrow for the Illinois game. I South Bend —All of Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame players were back in the harness today for the first time since the Nebraska game. I o 'Auburn H. S. Basketball Teams Here Friday Night! I The Auburn high school boys and girls will invade this city Friday evening for basketball games with the Decatur high school boys and girls The girl’s game will be played first starting at 7 o'clock. Miss Palmer, of Fort Wayne, will referee the girl's game. The boys' game will start at 8 o’clock and will be referred by Walter Geller, also of Fort Wayne. Coach Kennedy has Iteen working the D. H. S. boys hard this week to correct the weaknesses shown in their first game of the season against Berne here last Friday night. The Auburn girls de- . seated the D. H. S. lassies last season and are reported to have another ; strong team this season, but the D. I D. H. S. girls gained much confid- : ence by defeating the Berne girls here . last Friday night and are out to win - from Auburn. d o

FINE PROGRAM FOR RECEPTION Knights Os Pythias Plan Interesting Affair Here Tonight An interesting program has been arThe New SUNBEAM Cabinet Heater Heat in a Hurry The minute you start a fire in the new Sunbeam Cabinet Heater, fresh, warm air begins to circulate all through your house. This new heater will quickly heat five to seven rooms, and keep them warm and comfortable, at a fraction of the care of two or three stoves and with only Lj the fuel. The Sunbeam Cabinet Heater is attractive, clean and easy to care for. It requires no basement and takes up no more space than a pl>ono«raph. Insure winter comfort with a—- — CABINET, \ HEATER AUGUST WALTERS P umb’ng and Heatin'; 254 North Second St. Phone 207. I i (8)1923, The For Furnace Co.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2<>, 1921

,»wy. r -1 -jj ■ ■- r xse—z::' J-' ranged for the reception to bo given this evening at the . Knights of | Pythias home in honor of Dore H ' Erwin, Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Indiana. At least five of the grand lodge officers qfnd three present and former officers , of the Pythian Sisters will be present I at the meeting. French Quinn, a member of the 1 local lodge, will extend the word of ■ welcome to the visiting Grund Lodge ■ officers and present Mr. Erwin, Mrs. • James Bain will respond and talks ■ will then be made by Mr. Erwin ami 1 the Grand officers and visiting 1 Pythian Sisiters. I The program will open with the singing of "America" by the audience a solo by Dr. Fred Patterson, accompanied by Mrs. B. N. Covert, music by a local orchestra, followed by a luncheon to be served by the Pythian Sisters and the Knights of I ythias, 1 and a general reception and social time. Among the Grand Lodge officers who are expected here are. Carl R. Mitchell. G. K. R. S.; Charles S. Lo \ Swayzee. G. O. G.; F. R. Roberts. D. G. C.; Thomas L. Neal. Grand viceChancellor, and Dr. Frank Priest of Marion. The Pythian Sisters officers who are expected are, Mrs. Emma Holiday. Monticello, grand chief; Miss Cora Hood, Bluffton, G. M. of R. C„ Mrs. Iva Kirwin. Fort Wayne, past grand chief and others. Mr. Erwin was elevated to the hig': office of Grand Chancellor last October and the local lodge members deemed it fitting to hold a reception in his honor and at the same time invited other grand Ixtdge officers to participate.

I Things That You Will Need For Thanksgiving K £r and . Forks 63c 10 $3.98 Teaspoons 15c 75 c TaMespo “" a ?.'.’.’.3ocsl.so Cake and Pie Pans. 10C Angle Food Cake Pans 25c ° 38c I Sheet lion. Granite and Aluminum Roasters s p r. 7sc'"s3.so 98c 10 $5.00 S Di9h,s 20c 10 $1.48 Paper Napkins, extra fine 1 Special on Blarfkets this week . CO OQ Pair YOU’LL SAVE MONEY AT BAUGHMAN’S East Side of Street. These Times Justify Your Supreme Effort J s Present day prosperity and opportunity should call for the best you have. ra We expect prosperous times and excellent conditions to continue for the years to come—but—g Today—the present—is all that is ours. NOW Sg is the time to profit from these conditions. Are You Working I 100% Efficient? Kfcj Oftentimes the services of a good Bank can E® add largely tb one’s working effic'ency !aj We advise our patrons to work safely and con|g§ servatively, but where additional financing is needBE ed to secure ycur best production, we solicit your jB call. S 9 You are not do’ng your duty unless you are running at full production and up to full capacity. i Old Adams County Bank I’he Rank for Everybody

Fire Destroys Large Store In Marion, Ind. '(United Prosse Service) Marion. Ind . Nov. 20. Firemen early today brought under control the 1250.000 blaze which gutted the Ju'on and Straus department store during the night. Originating in the rear of the department store, the fire spread rapidly to other portions of the building. - Night Coughing — How to Stop It Night coughing which, through loss of valuable sleep, often makes j you feel utterly worn-out and useless during the day, and by quickly I weakening the system lays you open to the most dangerous infections, can now be promptly checked , by a very simple treatment. People who have hardly been able to rest on account of coughing spells 1 1 have found that they can sleep the whole night through undisturbed often after the very first trial. The treatment based on ft remarkable prescription known as Dr. King’s New Discovery. You simply take a tcaBpoonful at night before retiring and hold it In your throat for 15 or 20 secends before swallowing it. The prescription has a double action. It not only soothes and heals the soreness anti Irritation, but it quickly loosens and removes the phlegm and congestion ■which Is the real cause of the cough. The result is that you usually sleep as soundly as a babe the very first night, and the . cough goes in a very short time. The prescription contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Excellent for children as well as grown-ups. For coughs, chest colds, hoarseness, sore throat, spasmodic qroup, bronchitis, laryngitis and bronchial asthma. At all good druggists. Ask for ■ ■ 1.-..—. I I ■

All the fire fighting apparatus of the ; city was called out to prevent the ’ ' flames from spreading to other build- t Ings. I A mouth ngo. the owners of the Store suffered heavy 10. < from dum-|

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