Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 3 January 1925 — Page 2

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Illlii*" 11 *® First Methodist Church Sunday School, 8:SO. Every mem--1,,-r is urged to start the New Year by lining in Sunday School the first Sunday of the year. Worship at 10:45 and 7. The pastor will preach at both service*. * Junior League, 2: Jo. Kp worth League. 6:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:00. Presbyterian Church Services for the first Sunday in the. New Year. 8:110 a. m.. Sunday School. The I junior Department is asked to come at 9:00 o'clock to begin study. 10:30 a. m., Morning worship hour. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. The subject of the ( sermon will lie "The Covenants of i the New Year." 4:oo p. m„ First Vesper Service of the series. These services will be I made attractive and interesting. To j morrow the pastor will discuss "The llusineas of the Church." 6:30 p. m„ Senior Christian Endeuvor. Topic, "Friendship." We invite especially those who arej in (he city as visitors, You will find ; friends and a welcome at our church. o St. Marys Church First mass, 7:30. High mass, 9:45. Christine Doctrine, 2:00. Prayer Wur and Benediction, 2:30. 0 — Baptist Church I’. I). Whitesell, Pastor. !■ 30- Sunday School. Come and study tlie word. 10:3o Morning Service. Sermon by Kev. Vincent Bennett, of England. 6:00 I!. V. P. U. Come. 7:00— Evening Evangelistic Service. Rev. Bennett will preach. Hear him. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. The pastor will preach tomorrow at Hampton, Va., and will return home via Washington. D. C., where hi- will spend a few hours visiting old friends and ‘'arriving home Wednesday. Zion Ev. Lutheran Church Sunday after New Year, (lospcl: Matt. 2:13-23. Bpirtle: I Pet. 4:12-19. Herman preaching service at 10. Annua! meeting on congregation at 2 p. in. Bible Wednesday evening at 7:30. I his is the w 11 of God. even your ] saerifleation.”—l. Thess. 4, 3. —o- — First United Brethren Church B. F. Dotson, Pastor, i Bible School, 9:15, Worship, 10:30. Christian Endeavor, 6:00. Worship. 7:00. The pastor will speak at both morning and evening services. Even though the weather is cold I lot us make an extra effort to be In I the Sunday school. First Evangelical Church Balpli W. I.<oose, Pastor. 9: ls—The Church studying the Bible. L. L. Baumgartner, superinten- 1 dent. 10:16 The Church worshiping. The pastor will preach. 6:16 Evangelical League of Chris--111,11 Bmlcuvor. The President. Hole crl Garard, will lead. Subject. "How can wo develop flic spirit of friendliness?’’ 7:OO—A spociuf New Year's Candle service will be held, (he pastor beBig assisted |,y twelve girls from Mrs. Avery's Bible class. Ihe mid week prayer and Bible *!mly service Wednesday, comments Jug at 7:00. •the Community Training School "Hi begin its second semester Monday at 7:15. a large enrollment Is (expected. I lie W. M. S. will meet at the clyirch Thursday hi •• : on p. m - -- — •()_.. Christian Church ~ ll.irey w. Thompson, Pastor ! nifird service beginning at pi ;l ' in. 1 itrislian Endeavor at tj;J5 } ,. m Evening service ut 7 p. nu You are welcome to attend all of the services of this church. Como. Zion Relormtd Church ,c "- lv l' "'.mo! 9.15. F' l caching 10.30, by Rev. Frank I 'iß'WiS: -;- 1 , f. . V . 'V.

ltuf of Fort Wayne. Bid Let us giv** him a full house. Members please see A. R Ashhaueher for your church periodicals He will take your subscription for 1925. Every fumily needs a copy of oil in r English or German. • MINISTERS TO MEET MONDAY To Discuss Establishment Os Community Bible School Here The monthly meeting of the Decatur .Ministerial Association will he held Monday morning at 9:3d o'clock in the committee room of the Old |Adams County Hank. Rev. H. F. Dotson, pastor of the United Brethren {church, will have a paper on the rejview of Dr. Frank Crane's hook. i"Why 1 am a Christian." | During the meeting a discussion of .'he establishing of a Community Daily Vacation Bible school will be (held and action taken in the matter. | The several ministers who went to Huntington last week to investigate the Bible school held there last year, will make a report ami it possible thaf the association will adopt a program for this city. Three of the local churches, the Presbyterian, Evangelical and the Baptist, held individual Daily Vacation Bible schools last summer. They were successful in many ways and now it is proposed to pool all efforts into one big school for this summer. FINE MESSAGE IS DELIVERED Young Evangelist Preaches Great Sermon At Baptist Church All of the people who attended the service at the Baptist church Thursday evening were present again last nigh for the meeting and enjoyed a message delivered by Mr. Bennett, the oting English evangelist. The young evangelist preaches in a very picturesque way, painting vivid pictures to illustrate his points. His preaching has made a fine impression on those who have heard him. Tonight and Sunday will he the last opportunities for Decatur people to hear this young preacher. He will preach twice on Sunday. The public is invited and urged to attend and hear Mr. Bennett. The service tonight will begin with a prayer meeting at 7 o'clock and a song service ut 7:30 ' _ • IJB Call 4,'Jti for Taxi. ts POISONERS GET SENTENCE TODAY Rev. Might Sent To Prison 1 or Life; Mrs. Sweetin For 35 Years Mt. Vernon. 111,, Jan. 3.—Rev. Lawrence M. Hight and Mrs. Elsie Sweetin were sentenced today for the mur'ter of Wilford Sweetin and appeal for a new trial being overruled by Judge J. C. Kern. Hight must spend the rest of his lite at the southern Illinois penltealury while Mrs. Sweetin was senfenced lo years in the penitentiary at Joliet. Just 'before passing sentence on the two. Judge Kern delivered a lecture to both of them, one time lovers. I timing to Elsie fcweetiu lie said: "When the case opened I thought perhaps you might not be guilty. But evidence has shown that you are as Kuiitv as the other defendant and «houh[ have received a like sentence." ~ o —— At Hall Monday Evening "i" Yeoman lodge wtil hr.'d a Good • one Social in the lodge, hall Monday evening. All members uT the lodge anti their friends are invited. The social will follow the regular lodge meeting, starting at 8:o'clock. The '"'i'l master would like for ail meinhers of the drill team ami those who 'ouiti like to become members of the 'earn to be present at the lodge mseti l: ’S Bj prepare for future work.

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high school basketball Kokomo. 38; Manual, of Indianapolis. 27. Muncie. 36; Richmond, -a, Central (Evansville) 49; Winslow. Reitz (Evansville 49; Newburg Austin 19; Crothet'sville 16. Ben Davis. 36: YVhitestown. 34. Thorntown 49; Knightstown Frankfort 40: Emerson (Gary) 3L Whitewater 38; Centerville 33. Spartanburg 30; Winchester 20. Lapel 35; Markelvllle 14. Greeneld 37; Fortville 18. Danville. 38: Linton. 29 Spiceland 17; Hagerstown 20 Spartanburg 30. Winchester 20. Moresvitle 34; Bainbridge 23. Lebanon 24; West Lafayette 18. Shortridge (Indianapolis) 35; CrawfcrdsvUle 25. Van Buren 38; Ossian 14 Matthews 22; Swayzee 18. Sweetser 23; Summitvilie 20. Farmersburg 31; Shelburn 16. Montezuma 21; Mecca 20. Sullivan 29: Brazil 27. Tipton 19; Forest 16. Battleground 30: Montmoreml 20. Rochester 28; I-ogansport 20 Stoney Creek 16: Union City 24 Franklin 26; Bedford 16. Rushville 43; Carthage 26. Anderson 41; Connersville 33. Washington 40; Mitchell 38. Hanover 35; North Madison 30. Southport 36; Beech Grove 20. Scottsbourg 27; Brownstown 23. Butlerville 21; Scipio 11 Greeneasttle 41: Shelbvville 15. Ross 36; New Richmond 24. Waveland 37; Kir glia m 27 Colfax 46; Bowers 16. Bloomfield 35; Owensburg 12. St. Simons 37; Petersburg 11 St. Xaviers (Cincinnati) 26; Cathedral (Indianapolis) 23. Lyons 41; Linton 35. Newcastle 37; Elwood 32. "Warren Central 34; Greenwood 32. Newcastle 37; ETwood 32. Gaston 31; Upland 12. Albany 41; Roverton 24 Desoto 34: Red Key 27. Selma 36; Y'orkiown 8. Montpelier 23; Bluffton 34. Warren 32; Liberty Center 48. Ridgeville 26: Pennville 22. Frol**! (Gary) 39; Laporte 26. o COLLEGE BASKETBALL j’uriltie 27: Depauw 21. Indiana 52; University of Cincinnati, 7. Central Normal. 43; Indiana Central, 9. At Steubensville. Ohio — Adrian (Mich.) College 25; Bethany 21 At Kansas City, Mo.—Butler 29; Kansas City A. C. 28. o Lancaster Defeats Berne Team In Close Game, 29-28 Berne high school's basketball team lost a hardfought game to the Lancaster high school team in Wells county last night by the score of 29 to 28. Berne held a 16-1? lead at the end of the second half The coach started the second team in the second half and left the second stringers in too long before sending tile first team back in. The game was ole ut throughout and very interesting. o **«*»*«*««•«*«««««** * * * AUCTION SCHOOL NEWS * * * —by— * * * “Bob" C. Smith * * * *«sss«***«*s***«***** “How much to start ’em?" “Will • you gimmie fifty?" “Will you say fifty?” "One. two, three!" "Down she goes!" Sold!! “Bring on sonv more.” k Special attention is called to the public in Decatur and surrounding community, that on Saturday, Jan. 3rd at three a. m. in the class room, there will be an auction sale of good useful merchandise to be sold or rather given' away by the student; of the Reppert School of Auct oneer ing. You all know the wonderful GOOD RESOLUTIONS Cut These Out and Paste Them Up Where You Will See Them Every Day I will never allow a cold to ■wear ofl—il wears away the lungs instead. I will remember that neglected cold l'wicln to Crip, and more serious illness. I will remember that pnettmimi i may be prevented by taking in tim.' Father John's Medicine. 1 will avoid "Patent Medicines" "Ceugli Cures," and m.-ealted "Immediate Relief Remedies.” ' will remember that Father John's Medicine is neither a "Paten; Medicine" nor a Cough XvruA," ami that it is nil pure nourishment, free front Opium, Morphine or other Poisonous Drugs. I will remember that Father John's Yedniun builds H p and makes streuglb. at the same time treats the cokl and throat trouble. If J catch cold. I will not uAgleet !- , “ U! fur a bottle . of bather John's Medicine aud take it as directed. %

' reputation that this school has established in putt Ing these sales on from year to year. In treating the public square and letting the people almost Steal the merchandise from the poor little weak-kneed student auctioneer. Everything sells and if you want the bargain it will pay you to bid before it is "knocked off to the other fellow. New Year resolutions are great things if they are lived up to. Each student was culled upon yesterday to deliver a five minutes talk ou New Year's Day and to give his resolutions for the year. —— o —— — | Court House j / ZZIZUJtNMIInYWZn, ai&'itiiWitttt Suit For Divorce A suit for divorce was filed In the circuit court today by Asa E. Smith, of this city, against Anna L. Smith. The defendant now resides in New York, it is stated. The couple were married December 7, 1911 and separated on November 6. 1920. at which time the defendant left home with cause, it is stated in tile complaint. The plaintiff alleges that his wife refused to do her house work and care for their children, that she often left home without providing for the care of the children, and that she was gu'lty of adultery. Mr. Smith asks for a divorce and the custody of their three children Attorney C. L. Walters represents the plaintiff. Judgment For $102.96 Judgment for $102.96 and costs was awarded the plaintiffs in the case of Amos Cole, et al„ vs. Christian H. Roth. State Files Exception In the case of the state of Indiana vs. Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Parrish and the case of the state vs. James A. Hendricks, suits for condemnation of land for highway purposes, the state has filed exceptions to award of the appraisers. Claim Is Allowed The claim of Mamly Roth against the estate of Louise Krick for S2OO was allowed by the court today, after evidence had been presented. Appears For Defendant In the case of Mary A Watson et a! vs. William M. Anderson et al. Attorneys Fruc-hte & Litterer appeared for the defendant. William M. Anderson. A motion by the defendant to separate the second paragraph of the complaint into two paragraphs was overruled. The supplemental complaint was withdrawn and a third paragraph of the complaint was filed. making Mary A. Watson, administratrix of the estate of Elizabeth C. Anderson, was made a party defendant. PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR DISCHARGE In the Matter of John B. Miller. No. 902 in BankruptcyOrder of Notice Thereon District of Indiana, ss: On this 24th day of December. A P., 1924 on reading the petition of the bankrupt for bis discharge. IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT. That a hearing be had upon the same o i tlte 11th day of February A D . 1925 before said Court at Indianapolis. in said District, at nine o’clock in Hie forenoon, and that notice thereof shall !»■ published twice in the Decatur Democrat, a newspaper printed in said District, anil that all known creditors and other persons in interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause, if any thee have, why the said prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And it is further ordered bv the. Court that the said Clerk shall send bv mail to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order addressed to them Ht their places of residence as stated, WITNESS, the HONORABLE AL BERT B. ANDERSON. Judge of said Court, and the seal thereof, at Fort Wayne, in said District on the 24'ti day of December. A. D. 1924. • Seal of the Court) 27-3 WM. P. KAPPKS, Clerk — PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR DISCHARGE 1 M the matter of Fred D. Miller, No. 903 in Bankruptcy. Order of Notice Thereon District of Indiana, ss: On this 24th day of Deccinher A D.. 1924 dn reading the petition of the bankrupt for his discharge. IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT 'lnal a hearing be had upon the same on the nth day of February A D 1025 before said Court at ImlianupoliH - ,n said District, al nine o'clock in the forenoon, and I hat notice thereof KUirll be published twice in I lie Decatur Democrat, a newspaper printed in said District, and that all known creditors and other persons in interest may, appear the said time aud place ami show cause, if any they have, why I lie said prayer of the -pellturner should not be granted And it is further ordered bv the ' curl that the said Clerk shall semi d>' Dwil to al! known creditors copies <A said petition and ibis order ud dressed to them at their places of residence as stated. m,-n'-Pr KSS ' l £* honorable ALBbRI B. ANDERSON, .lodge of said I'oort. and the seal thereof, at Fort Y\ayue. in said District, on the 24tu tia ct December A V 1921 (Seal of the Court) 27-3 WM. I- KAPFES, clerk '

notice To Whom 1« May i The American Store nJ 1 1 Tuesday and Wednesday. Jan- » v 'rsr..-** ; Sml.h MIWM- ■ p ,f First National Bank • :LZ (.«>» mm S,„ Year. >»'*. . 1 AMERICAN STORE, ' j, Runyon and Monure. Props. > ‘ : Street Car Fares Boosted 1 Madison. (fares in Madison were raised from six to eight cents by the Wi.consin railroad commission today. Tuke ! rates were increased from nine for I so cents to 17 for a dollar. MKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets CHICAGO GRAINS Chicago. Jan.S—A good deal of sell big pressure weakened grains at opening of business on the boad of trade today. Leading wheat holders continued to take profits. Most local operators wefe bearish. Corn's easy undertone was influenced by wheat. The big movement of the new crop yet to come will be a weight of the marked High prices restrict consumption to urgent needs. Selling in oats by recent buyers vas due to large stocks and poor demand Provisions started higher with cables and a decrease in weekly shipments. TOLEDO LIVE STOCK MARKET Hogs—Receipts. 800: market strong to 15c higher. Heavies, sll.lo® $11.25; mediums. $11.00@$11.10: Yorkers, $10.75(5 $10.90; good pigs, s'i.ooi& $9.25. Calves—Market slow. Sheep and lambs —Market slow. FORT WAYNE LIVE STOCK Hogs—l3o pounds anil down, $8.25 it $8.75; 13u to 150 pounds. $9.25® $9.60; 150 to 190 pounds, slo.oo® $10.25; 190 pounds and »up. $10.40® $10.65: roughs. $8.00; stags, $6.00. Lambs, $15.00® $15.50. Calves. $13.50® $14.50. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts SOOO. shipments 5320. official to New York yesterday. 4370. Hogs closing slow. Heavies sll.lo® 1123; mediums sll®ll 23; * light weight sl'*7s® 11.10; light lights. $9-50® 10.50; pigs $9®9.50; packing sows rough $9.25® 9 50; cattle 275, steady; sheep 3000; best lambs. $17.50; best ewes s9®lo; Calves 600; tops $15.50; few sl6. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected January 3) Chickens, lb. jg,. Leghorn chickens 8c Fowl* 16c Leghorn fowls g c Hacks ]g u Geese .. 16c Old roosters g c Eggs, dozen LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected January 3) New Corn, per JOO $1.75 Old Corn, per 100. $1 50 Mixed Corn, per 100 $1.45 Oats, per bushel .... 5 55,. Rye. per bushel Barley, per bushel 75,, New Wheat, No. 1 jjjq New YVheat, No. 2 $l7O LOCAL GROCER'S EGP MARKET I Eggs, dozen 50( , SUTT£Rp AT at tTATIOni f Buttorfat Mmi 1: I" Hie Ada ms Circuit Court, ember Term i r 4**j In^'the^Fstan> Uil r A, {* m * <’»»n'ty. <•». c,.,."!i EsUU ,jf Jiu 'ob Martin. i> c . I in? Il?l(]ers{irnA<l - .. oril.-un (> r .1 » . ' Frtlie <rf {in »;n « of .luinitu'v in-*- ... V fme of L c fxf.tr * “ Gw? law ofrr* »:• to.' • ».e n„ f ' three In H„. orWna ,“l 1 11” 1 ti.'ty- ' f ""t the I l ' lrßl thirty -two ' ,l "' enst li„,. „ r Kllj , m **'G' "loirc : and Inlet finv-f,,,,,. , llflv -th"'T t tlmune w est i.a'rnlinl ‘fee" feel, , line of SHiil |.,( sis,. ll«‘ Roil 111 . thirty-twnVet t "undreil 1 *»ufh eUrt,te?n f,?Tto Sr’,V l,< ‘ I,,fP I beginning, situate,i i, «.e " r : or tlie approval ~1 suid"‘ l<ie rutijec. t 0 ’ Ihe toU apprK ‘7 *»w '-"a! estate »„■ f ,J v «fu- of , Ih* lenns -cm, I for- ash I fO'iey rash in lelui V Ur, ' lli,s " 'V'" "in,a 1 (iiKtell, ll1v ! balaie-e in , mee and k - Payable i,, f i Ev notes of JevhlUoeS per cent RrtXst •I'bg Relief. ivuvUil h w »lv. II am! secured In- fees reuiic sow. sairi ( " ! • free or all lie,,, tu "dhl 1 due and puyatile in es rui ' 1; '- r ‘ L V. CONNGLL L. C. UeV'jje. Attorney. E -ecutor ! * Jtn. 2-3-iu.i:

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'P'kjr—r — ■■ F()KSALE___II Automobile aud A, !1. 0 - tile r pairing. D. Hindenlanf, east J}o^ ' FOR SAI.E---< ) ffi‘'« ~ l " i'iT*| 1 roughs addins: « h | ' d#gk birth t check writer: 1r > f Wrc h mt; ■ El h J? v a . ny i large Bbrary bookcas.; 3 hogem , 3 oflice ctoairt*. 1 tiling cabinets, <» open regulator clock, Jl 1 Sffu rnantfl cau.ly I a. 1 . . ... Decatur I. ~,,1, s..u. State lEE; ■ 1 runner*- ' I oehuHv. 729 Pattereon «1 fM sALli—Overcoat lor .«.• l f IdytHrsobL^JJ^j^ for hf.nt ; FOR KENT— Strictly modern house on N sJcond ... Will redecorjto entire bouse. JF- Arnold »>*? ( FOR RENT-fe acre {a™ ■ mjnorth of Pleasant Mills. Ind I e(«-I erence required. J h Arno : .,| 9t c! nir. led —■ LOST AND FOUND LOST —Between Union Chapel chun h and Decatur this afternoon, 34x4V» non skid chains for bile. Reward. Return to thu office^ j OST—Blue anil tan neck tie and pair of fancy silk socks Christmas day. Thought lost on North Fifth street. Return to this office ! -3tx LOST —Open face Ingersol waten in silver case. Finder please return to this office.WANTED WANTED—Farm hand by mouth or year. Married man preferred. G. H. MI-Manamar. Decatur. K No. 1" 3tx WANTED —Man with car to - 11 complete line quality Auto Tires and Tubes. Exclusive territory. Experience not necessary. Salary S3OO per month. Milestone Rubber Company, East Liverpool. Ohio. R* WANTED — $10,990,000 Comp my wants man to sell Watkins Home Necessities in Decatur. More than 150 used daily. Income $35-sst) weekly. Experience unnecessary. Wr te liapt. H-5. The J. R. Watkins Company, 242 North Third Street. Columbus. Ohio. 3-3tx WANTED —If you ale suffering with pain in any part of th>* body or a strained joint call George Dixson, the Magnetic Healer. You can be re leaved in a very short time. Call phone 1002. 3t3x WANTED —Reliable man or woman to take orders and deliver honey for large bee concern. Good proposition for a hustler. The Scott Apiaries. LaGrange, Ind. 3t2x WANTED—Some loose hay. Se, me at Breiner's feed barn or call phone 22. Ernest Schlickman 3t3x 'l-l-ItINTMKNT Os tIMiIMVI tl VIOIt Notice is Hereby Given, That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of Hi- estate of Vi .iacl Miller, late of Adams county, deceased- I lie estate is probably solvent. CHARLES S NI BUCK. Administraior •lanuary 2, 1925. Fruchte ft i.ltterer. Ativs. 3-!(i-17 PUBLIC SHE The undersigned administrator of the estate of Sarah Tyndall, deceased. will offer for sale at public „-jction. at her late residence in Pleasant Mills, on FRIDAY. JAN. 9, 1925 beginning at one o'clock p. m .. the following property to-wit: HOUSEHOLD GOODS PERSONAL PROPERTY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS I Terms? Sums under ss.no, cash in hand. Over that amount a credit of 6 months will be given. ; urchaser giving bankable note, approved i,v Administrator. SAMUEL TYNDALL, Admr. Harry Dan Hs, Auct. jan& 7 PUBLIC AUCTION I. the undersigned, will 3t ( „ jb . auction at my residence 5 >nile ■ southwest ot Demur ouStai, ‘‘S! *ou,n of Washington Church, tm TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925 commencing at 12 ;3 « p . , fc# , , low,nK property, to-wit: OF CATTLE 3 Spol ted Short horn cow. 7 » ar J old. was fresh Dec. 1 |, r( ,„, n ,‘ ' ars | <iow. 8 years odd; white obi. will | m U y day of' Ihe sc am good cow s ' ; Feluary r T C 0W ' 4 hou&ehold goods AND MISCELLANEOUS I Wilsou beater, I f;| u h<, ra ,.„. ; •««*; some -vtoned ! uue U'-ge piece of linoleum e ° tuo uumerous to meiifba 7 1 Terms made kuovvu ou dfy ' MRS. HATTIE M. ANDREWS, 1 John J Aucttouee, Joim Starost, clerk. J

♦ BUSINESS CARDS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦, H. FROHNAPFEL. D r DOCTOR OF CHIROPRactjI A HEALTH SERVICI NeuroclomeUr and *nlneiß f . | For SERVICE 1 Location . F| at 144 South 2nd Btr««t 4 Office Phona 314 RMld»(i M „ Offica Hours: 10-11 a.m. 14 M — M —^ 8. E . BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALM! Call* answered promptly day or u Private Ambulance SerTto Office Phone: 90 Home Phone- 7t*t FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstract* of Title. R««i g," Plenty of Money to Loan os Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October 15. 1924 Se« French (Juina, j Office—Take ftret eta'rwsv aouth of Decatur D* atel N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyo« Examim'd. Glasses Fi# HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to l;M Saturday 8:00 p. a. Telephone 135. MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real esiait * FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real esuu SCHURGER’S ABSTRACT OFFKJ 133 8. 2nd St. JOHN W. CLARK DENTIST 127 N. 3rd St. Office in connection with Dr. F. W. Lose u — - —-- ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that tk?s nual meeting of the stockhoMc i The Peoples Loan and Trust Ca pany will be held at the BesA House of said Trust Company ifcity Tuesday, January 20. 19-5. - 1 o'clock a. m. for tic election fit rectors of said Trust Uompan:] serve the ensuing \<ar and succeeded and ail other matters* may come before the meeting. W. A. LOWER. Seen? 23 27-3934-1031 Ai'niiv ruES'r <>f kxecttm Notice is Hereto Given. I hat j has bmi apP’MniHi ? tutw of lh<» estate of Samuel dm lal4? of Adams count deceased. estate is probably solvent. J - JACui; tK'Ht.itbl Bxec| Dwember 31, lI2L * « 11. M DiVaw. A tty *— Call J.tfi for Ta\i. . o ; DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN j Special attention given to I cattle and poultry practicej Office 120 No. First Street- | Phone: Office 143—Residence 1* i O o 1 " I —MONEY —S* Money to loan on farm* at 5% interest lone I partial payment privde&e! Lenhart & Hdh’r Decatur, ludiaca I | jCalrndsr Jan 6— Mrs. Haiti" M 1 closing-out sale 5 miles so Decatur. js }i Jan. 15—-Clareuce H W*”’.' (g south of Decatur ou w .i road, 2 mi. south t' ntl - .u i Monroe or 4 mi. north at" cunt as Berue. ... * Jan 28 L. K.' Mill’ 1 fir sale. 3 miles south of I" Uonse south of County Jan 39—Foc>«c<. ••Ov.-eus. •• • south of Decstur or 1 1,1 jof Miume on state road - 1 out se!*. I Jan ,'it) —A. J. Beaver*.J"* , „ south ot Peterson or 1 ***“ j Yg utile HorCh of Houduras. out sale. j rj. | Feb. 18—Eciuuue! War - , ct Mouroeviße sale.