Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 25 November 1924 — Page 3

■ ROBBER TO Sw FATE SOON — Will Be Passed ' sK» r(!ay On William .1. Fahy ■hif'd » rrss Servico) ■JjE V,, v 2.". -Sentence will In .‘^K' lur ,u, oil William J. Kill* Lsial in ppclor, ami .Linus Chiiago politician, both conrompiicity In ti.oon.mm r.d Jmlr- Adam Clifllo, today. Maffay worn found Ktlitly . gitej. the verdict being returned Irly til morning. Walter McComb. 8 tW®d' fendant. was acquitted. c.iiiitbf pah >' unil Murra y was f‘son five counts of robbing with a gun, and one count of to rob the 'mails. The m&xfflkt sentences possible under is 162 years. lier members of the robbers t held up the Chicago Milg, St. Paul train confessed. Brent Glasscock. Herbert and the four Newton brothdahoma and Texas, Jesse, i’illis and Wylie. ck. alleged leader of the s a government witness in of Fahy and Murray. He plotting the holdup mid of ko«r.®b. v ‘tipped us off’’ to mail de- — - -.—o.— —— ■cements of ■Expenses of PARTY FILED from Page One' candidate for judge of the court. $273.90. The expenses in their statements inflM donations to the central com cards and advertising, gasoautomobile hire. Os the rethe following have filed of expenses. Cord Mri.- er, candidate for prosecut for sheriff. $27.50; S. E. candidate for coroner. $31.30; Chronister, elected Justice of of St. Marys township opposition, spent nothing. have until December -I tftjfig their reports. SB -—o- — 110 FANS ARE ‘TUNING IN” ON FOREIGN WAVES yntinued from Page One) it 'least one of these cases can I to be authentic. J. C. Goetz, W.'fe of a promiliysician here, distinctly heard tit Parisienne station at Paris, id. She heard the announcet Parisienne, New York Core." and later heard the Petit nrie station broadcast, a sojrand opera selection and a 010. JBcago. Nov. 25 —(Special to Daily — Clifford Ayres, Chicago radio enthusiast, reported that he heard five European B stations during the night. He Md up stations 2LO, London, PTT France; SPY. Plymouth; 2ZY. and SIT, Birmingham. Bid. Nov. 25—(Special to Daily Bicrat)—The Bn'.tish Broadcasting announced today having B? received station KDKA. PittsB>. between 3 a. m. and 4 a. m. Bannouncer was heard distinctly ■y; Bhis * ; s KDKA, pioneer broadcast■station of the world, now sign■off.” gi o pal Os Alleged Murderer In February ■ (United Press Service) ■titicello, Ind., Nov. 25.—Trial of Bat'd Johnson, of Wolcott, charged ■ the murder of Arnott B. Cow- ■ town marshal, has been set for I 16. it was announced today. Bhnson is alleged to have fatally 1 ■ Cowgill who was endeavoring to Baude him to go to his home and fain until sober. Bhnson is ibeing held in the Logant jail. ! I o , oposes New Method For Registering Votes iporte, Ind., 25. —A new iod of registering votes has been * lested by Calvin M. Brown, de- 1 county auditor at Fort Wayne 1 mav be proposed to the next . Mature, it was learned here today, I r“ Plan is that the registration'l p by township assessors and their I I

deputies whim they make their rounds. Other provisions of the proposed plan include; Payment of the assessor a small fee .for each registration. Certificate delivered to each voter registered by the assessor. Registration with the county auditor after the assessing period to within thirty days of the election by any voter who may tiave been missed by the assessor. Peoples Restaurant Special Turkey thanksgiving Dinner Phone 27 for reservation. Princeton.—Austin Hitch, 20, drove his car into telephone pole to keep from running over Robert Elton. 2. The car was badly damaged but fluchild was uninjured. Cheserton. — School children here have to go to church every day now. School is being held in the churches here as a result of the recent fire which destroyed the old grade school building. Some boys have got an education ' without going to school, many boys have bone to school without getting an education; but the best way for most hoys to get an education is to go to school—Lyman Abbott. The teacher.whether mother, priest, or schoollmaster—is the real maker of history; rulers, statesman, and soldiers do but work out the possibilities of cooperation or conflict the teacher creates — H. ]). Wells. Unprotected metal rusts rapidly in 1 the tropics. April is the month of the bumper tornado crops. English is the language of -com merce in Japan. in 1923 at Venice 32,336 passengers disembarked. The Swiss have gone in extensive ■ ,ly for hair waving. A three-carat ruby of desirable Brazil. — The traveling Children’s home of Dan Draper, of Des ?,loines. Wash., touring the country passed through here and left three small children behind. Brazil authorities pursued the caravan and returned the children. Muncie—Blind, crippled, and nearly deaf Mrs. Rhoda. M. Chase, 91, widow of Ira Chase, former governor of Indiana, was carried to the polls here where she cast her vote for Coolidge. South Bend. —Lessing of the dang-, ers of the Dunes highway called j “death highway” because of the many accidents on it will result in j the construction of the pavement between Laport and South Bend in >925 ■by the state highway commission ‘ The pavement will divert much of! the traffic from the Dunes road. Blue Ridge.—Little Bruce Marshall' ■is recovering from scalds received when he upset a pot of hot coffee on

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924.

himself, I Holland s consitm pt ion of meat is Increasing. Algeria is buying more plows than in the pant. The signet ring of Cleopatra was on atnetliyst. Tht Chinese are buying more cam crus every year. Iho United Stales imported 3,000 000 golf halls in J 923. Argentina ranks first in South America in telephone service. Morphine injected into a drunken man ferquently causes death. in 1923 it was decided for the first time to attempt the destruction with 1 explosives of those icebergs which ' had drifted into the North Atlantic 1 lanes of travel. Uiui/C .... u.t A brave i, . •„ , „. l ri flf | tends u ease ..r mi v. - , „,| . ~; l n regular fun

For Your Thanksgiving Dinner Place your orders now for a nice i'urkey, Duck, Goose or Chicken. Plenty of Fresh Oysters Home Made Cottage Cheese I’ resh quart cans of Mince Meat for pies. Large Swiss Cheese and Fresh Country Butter Prime Beef, Pork, Veal & Spring Lamb C hoice Smoked Hams, Sugar Cured Plenty of Fresh Spare Ribs & Neck Ribs Nice Picnic Harns & Smoked Pork Loin Whipping and Coffee Cream Nice Swiss and Flank Steak Fresh Hearts and Tongues Special Meat prepared for Meat Loaves All Leading Brands of Oleomargarine. Large Dill Pickles & Bulk Sweet Pickles Fresh Pickled Pigs Feet and Souse Open Kettle Rendered; Lard. If its anything hi the Meat Line, We have it. We- will be open Wednesday evening until 8 o’clock, but closed all day Thu rsday—Th?. nksgi vi n g. Free Deliveries Phone 106 or 107 Fred Mutschier Pkg. Co. Market 237 W. Monroe Street

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Pew Really Great It I* with bvok# an with men, u very Miitill number pliiy n s.n d pint The rest are confounded with the mul tltude. ♦_ Women of Odd Ideals I have met wllh wihhi'U who I really think would IH-e to lie in: it HI lu i poem ru<l to !>'* V ■ a awav by ■• v’ - Yi'itl ;. ■' ■■ '" —-0 - - — Peoples Restaurant Special Turkey Thanksgiving Dinner Phone 27 for reservation. Call 136 for Taxi. ts. " "" o — For Colds, Grip r Influenza anl as a Preventive, take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablet.:. A Safe and Proven Remedy The box bears the signature of E, W Grove. 30c.

YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER A SUCCESS Serve Quality Food -Get It At A Quality Shop. CENTRAL GROCERY “Os Course” Phone No 31 We Delivery iriMimw'imiiioimTnTTTr.---iwin'.mniriniTiiairi 11—mrnimanr tiibmii n— Betty Crocker, the Wh ite Lily flour, for ! Sun Maid Seeded or Quality Bread Flour | Bread cr I Seedless Rais- 1 24 - lbs. sl,lß | Pastry, 24 l/2 lb rr> I ins, lb. pkg.,. r .-HiKiiMKrurT a ’“yis. ....: -Afcy-jrW.wagßia:w»r.wß!«jim | i mu iMmwfttyawnwrmwiiiiw KsunaMaMW Large size Calif or-I Full pound package | Fancy (ape Cod nia Sweet Dates, ]5 C I Cranberries |g c Pi lines, 2 lbs. I Pound Pound Perfection Crack- | Little Efi Pumpkin, | Lest Michigan Hand ers, the better | None better J | Picked kind. 2. lbs.,. | Large can ... * " I Beans, 5 1b.,. ! s mw T,irimnnrr-»u I We wish yon one and a u R Jello, all 10c | flavors, pkg. I . ',’d. ? I !, io<>< l s • > ' n * a PP'*’‘ BW I’’caches and ' I Apneots 3 can ‘ 1 MOlrl I : | —— ’I Ir- Itt n. V 1“ j l ™ l t . I and bpaghet-25 c V It;. 3 pkgs.,. Thanksgiving. Oh Yes! Dates, Figs, Citron, Cake Flour, Powdered Sugar, Cocoanut, Extracts, Nuts, Candies, Bitter and Sweet Chocolate, Olives, Pickles, Raisins, Prunes, Peaches, .Apricots, Currants, Candied Cherries and Pineapple, Salad Dressings. Pet and Carnation I Ki. ks Flake White I A|| T() . ?r Cnn k ’ ■>„ 110 c I t a “"‘ !ry Soap 29c I bacco, 3 pkgs. Z ' )C v an... ,jc ana s 7 bars Repast Coffee, you J Fancy Yellow Corn I “Delicia” the qualcan tell it if yon I M f | ity Nut Olco, 97,. smel l it IQn K - ■ .» , ill ssiivi. 11, 4oC a 5 Ids I Pound Pound I M— Head and Leaf Lettuce, Celery Hearts, Grapes, Cauliflower, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Apples. Onions, Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Cocoanuts, Bananas. OWEN S. DAVIS THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS

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Liberty Bell Col Tee I’ound ' Karavan CofTee /I Kz» Rio Coffee, 0Q t Pound Log Cabin Maple Syrup 65c I Standard Can Corn 2 lor V i Perfect Yellow Bantam Corn

’Heinz Mince Meat 30C Sweet Potatoes, QKn 6 lbs. for 4-»JC Early June Peas IJSC .Oil Sardines Pf Pure Pennsylvania TIL’ 1 Buckwheat, 10 lbs iVl ' Kelloggs Sanitarium Products, full line. Head Lettuce Leaf Lettuce