Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 12, Decatur, Adams County, 14 January 1925 — Page 2

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•! ♦ BUSINESS CARDS H. FROHNAPFEL, D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE Neuroclometer and 6plnogr»p*> For SERVICE Location Poaltloat 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence iOS Office Hours: 10-12 1-0 S* J 8, E . BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMIN Calle answered promptly day or ■<» Private Ambulance Serv'ee Office Phone: #0 Home Phone: "I 1 - FEDERAL FARM LOANS ' Abstracts of Title. Real Eetal« Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October 15. 19-1 See French Quinn Office—'lake first stairway »ou:h of l>e"ntut »••"<»«»» , - . I ■ — N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIS" Eves Exaininetl. Glasses F’ 1 ’ HOURS: S to 11:30--12'30 to » •* Saturday 8:00 p ’ Telephone 136 MONEY TO LOAN Au unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd St. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TRUSTEE A meeting will be held at the Christian church on Jan. 18 for the purpose <1 electing a church trustee for the ensuing 3 years. GLEN BAKER. 31744 Secretary. . o- — Alttkc your income tax return at once. We are prepared to aid you. Call phone 358, or 191 for appointment. Suttles-Ed-wards Co. 111-> qualify Coal. Phone 199 Emerson Bennett. 273 U U. S. Will Demand Debt Payment From Russia Washington. Jan 14—(Special to Daily Democrat)- When the administration reaches the point, of talking recognition terms with Russia by way of the projected commission which President Coolidge is said to favor, recognition of claims for expropriated property of Americans ami the Kerensky debt will be demanded from the soviets in principle, but Immediate payment will not be required. The propaganda issue will be disposed by seeking a pledge from the Russian government to abstain from subversive activities in this country. , —— ". 7—'. ._!< HARRY DANIELS | Livestock and Farm Sal* AUCTIONEER I I have been in the business for twenty-one years and have called sales in every tdwnship in Adams county and also adjoining counties. Acquaintance widely known. See me any day at Ford I garage, phone No. 80 or call my i | residence, 883-Greep. ROY S. JOHNSON AUCTIONEER The success of my busi- ( ness depends upon the 1 success of your sale. A successful sale will * AWI mean more dollars in the bank for you. Book your sale in time. I sell; • 1 every day in sale season. Phone 80—Decatur, Ind.—Phone 1022 See me at Ford Garage. | Book Your Sale With CHRISTE BOHNKE AUCTIONEER I have made successful stilesj for, many others ami can do the same lor von. A TRIAL Wild. TELL. Phone (i'M)-11. Decatur. M-W-F if ~ - -- - , G Q I I I WANTED i ■ Rags, Rubber, I’upor of all kinds, Scrap iron, Metals and Hides. We will call with our truck fur I any junk you wish to dispose of. , PHONE 442 | MAIER HIDE & I FUR CO, ' ! 710 W, Monroe St Nwar G. R & I. croMipg. o— u

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ »+++++♦♦♦++♦♦♦♦ FOR SALE I'oß SALE—Two weeks old Scotch i Top Shorthorn male calf. Call r Henry Buhnabu, Rt. 7 ou Hoagland Phone. 9 ' 6tx ‘FOR SALE Ford coupes, roadsters, tourings, sedans and trucks. Very reasonable price. See Freeman , Schnepp, al Runyon's Service Station. ~|FsaLE -Two "gHna mattresses. One electric and one foot pedal sewing machine. Other household articles, ('all at residence BUS Madi on street, between 8 uml 12 a. m.. or phiUii' 17. Itl-.dx , I’oit SALE Fiv-~year old Durham, cow giving good flow of milk. In-[ ue.ire al X2G Win, lu'sli r st, 1113x1 Foil SALE Apples and honey. | Marlin Ble -ke. 11. 8. 12t3x I OR RENT N I’llll KENT—Strictly modern house. 511 North S uomi street. See Chas. S'cele al Graham & Wallers office. 10t3x 7'oll RENI 7 room house on Russell street; good condition: 2 lots: i good we'l. good cistern, garage, anil fruit. See A C. Butcher, 146 Monroe street. Decatur. Ind. 3lmw-s WANTED WANTED—To real a small modern house by Feb. 9. Willing to lease for vear if rent is reasonable. Address Box A. B. care Democrat. It ANTED A couple loads of corn or oats. Krick Tyndall Tile Co. LOST AND FOUND LOST -SIO.OO bill somewhere on Second street. Finder please return to I Democrat office and receive reward. 10 3tx < bOST Auto skid chain 32x4. Finder please return to City Water dept. 183 o—with t: to m>x-ui:sii>i:xts ! he State of Indiana, Ailanis County, SS: In th Adams Circuit Court, N”v iiibrr Term. 192 4. Asa IL Smith vs. Anna L. Smith. No. 12359. It appiarinp from affidavit filed in tli- above entitled .-a use, that Anna L. /mi th. of the above named defendant is a no:i-resident of the State of I; Ilana Notice is therefore hereby given the s-fid Anna L. Smith that she be ami nppvar before the Hon. Judge <»f the ■ bins Circuit Court on the 27 day of Fi briia r\. 1925. the same being the 23 .’urid" in! I’av of th- next regular term thereof, to be Holden at the Cat nt House in the City of Decatur. < on,mem ing on Monday, the 2nd day • f I A. 1». 1925. and plead by :iPsvv« r or demur to said complaint, or tie- same will be heard and determined in her absem e. WITNESS, my name, ano the Seal <-f said Court hereto affixed, this Sth lav of Januarv. 1925. • Seal! JOHN E. NELSON. Clerk C. L. Walters. Atty. 6-13-20 0 *ll EK Ill’s SALE N'. 12319. A\ stern Reserve Life insurance < <»m|> i nv, ys. Edwin F. Miller, Ester I. Miller. Chari s N. Martin, Ormal Mari hi. Lambert W. Bowen. j l.v virtue of an Order of Sale to me’ iirei bii from the Clerk of the Adams (’lnuit Court. I v-ill expose at public salr. !■• the highest bidder on Thursday. (hr 2!>th day ui Jiiiiuiirj V. !>., !!»•.*». between the hours of 10 o’clock i. m. ami I o'elot k p. m., of said day, - t the door of the Court House in Decatur. Adams county, Indiana, the •<nls and profits fop a term not exceeding seven -years, the following described real Estate, to-wit: The west half <’,£ ) of the Northwest ouarter < '< ) of Section Twentyfive in ’l’ownship Tw-'ii v-riuid i2S> north rang- fourteen (111 east, in Adams county, Indiana, containing Eighty (M>) acres, more or h-ss. And on failure to realize the full mount of judgement. interest and • osts, I will at t!ie same time and la< •*. expose to public sale the IV>e siinpb of said real estate. i Taken as the property of. Edwin I'.] Miller, Esther .1. filler. Charles N.| Martin. (’em i Martin, Lambert W. Rgwfii. at the suit of Western Rc-| >erve Life Insurance Company. Said .-ah- will be mad<- without any I'lul whatever from valuation or. appraisement laws. JOHN RAKER. I Sheriff of Adams County. <’rr .<• Clark. 6-13-20 o 0 I DR. C. V. CONNELL I VETERINARIAN Special attention given to cattle and poultry practice. I Office 120 No. First Street. | Rhone: Office 143 —Residence 102 | 'o O o Pte».LsC ■> - fr Public Calendar Ja'i 15 Clan nee H. Davis. 9 mi. "I'l'i ci' 1).i.--;itiir on comity farm nail. 2 mi. soulh uml 2 mi. cast of Meuro" or 4 mi. north and 2'/ a mi. l ■' J of Berne. 1 -l.iii 28 L. F. Miller, closing out ■ale.. :: miles south of Decatur, first lionso smith of (.'ounly Farm Jun ‘.'it Forrest Owens. miles ruiutli of Decatur or 1% miles north' iff Mmuio on state road 21. Closing out sale Jan. 30 A J. Beavers. 4>Xj miles' south of PeUrson or I mile cast and! mile north of Honduras. Closing 'out sale ! t-i b J !: --Lgiainiel Hart, 4 uulesi ‘south of Monroeville- Ulueiug out 1 gale.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1925.

We have received 12 more of the old county maps. (Jet yours while the supply lasts. Decatur Daily Democrat. BtGx SAYS RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS PAIN IN FEW MINUTES —. ' Rheumatism. lumbago. neuritis, bickache. stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, sprains, aching joints. When you are suffering so you can hurdly got around, just try Red Pepper Rub. , Nothing lias such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates - ' right down into pain and congestion relief comes at once. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes the sore spot i< warmed through and through and the torture is gone. i Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made . from red pepers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Be I sure to get the genuine, with the n >me Rowles ou every package. Call 436 for Taxi. ts Wholsale Trafficking In Pardons Is Charged (UNITED I’BESS SEltVK'l-H Topeka. Kan.. Jan. 14— (Special to Dally Democrat)—Additional evidence showing that there had been wholesale trafficking in pardons in Kansas, is said today to be coming out of the investigation being carried on by county and state officials. Judge Paul Heins, newly installed county attorney, is taking up the gathering of evidence where Tinkhum Veale, retiring county attorney, left off It was announced late yesterday that parole "atiorneys" had sent letters to parents and friends of convicted persons, stating that they had a pi litical pull, and for sums varying from S2OO to $5,000 could secure the grants of pardons. The amount of money asked for, it is said, depended upon the ability of the prisoner’s friends to pay. o ADVERTISED LETTERS Bettie J. Walker and Miss Ruth Robbins. H. Fritzinger. P. M. o HARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets OPENING GRAIN REVIEW Chicago. Jan. 14. —Grain futures eased off at the opening on the board of trade today. Feeling in the wheat pit suggested an overbought condition. There I were few bonefldo buyers in the pit lal the opening. Locals sold corn early and this, with lower wheat caused a fractional dip. Oats followed other grains and opened lower. Provisions were steady despite higher hogs and cables. FORT WAYNg LIVE STOCK Hogs--130 pounds and down. $7.50 fisß.oo; 130 to 150 pounds. $8.50® $9.00; 150 to 190 pounds, $9.00® | $10.15; 190 pounds qiid up. $10.15® . $10.90: roughs. $9.00; stags, $6.00. I Lambs. $16.0(1®516.75. Calves. $12.50® $13.00. Ea-t Buffalo Livestock Market I Receipts 4800; Shipimnl 4750: Official to New Tory yesterday 3811; lings closing steady; llcavies $11.50® $11.60: .Mediums $11.25® $11.50; Light weight $10.90® $1135; Lights lights. $9.00® $10.50: Pigs $7.50® $8.50; Packing sows roughs $9.50® $9.75. Cattle 250. Steady sheey 800. Best lambs 1875; Best Ewes $9.50® $10.50. Calves 20!); Tops $15.. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected January 14) Chickens, lb. ... jgc Li-ghorn cliickeus 12c l'’owls !8 C Leghorn fowls 12c l»'icks ifi c Geese ig c Old roosters g c Eggs, dozen 45 C LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected January 14) I I New Corn, per 100 sl.Jo* i Old Corn, per 100 $1.75 Mixed Corn, per 100 $145 I Oats, per bushel 5 .... 55-j| , liye. per bushel $l,OOl Barley, per bushel 75c New Wheal. No. I $1.35 I New Wheal. No. 2 $lB4 f LOCAL GROCER'S EGH MARKET I Eggs, dozen .... so u BUTTERFAT at STATION | tiutterUt 3s c

BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP axm xi. ni roßi or THE THi rrr.K OF 111 IE CREEK TOWNSHIP ton the \Ein exih.vu ORC. »l, H»24 Recrlpt* Jinuary 2 Th* Punk of Pern* X ?eopica State Rank, intenat I I 'ebrimrv 1 The Hank of Berne X Pro-n|»-M State Bank. Intrrcat ’--JJ II County Auditor. Jan. diatrib. ’6 Value Muttux. black board H’ March . , 1 William & Ed Bu’ghart, Coal shed < losetm and ‘u.nace 2<.30 3 The Bank of Berne & Peoplew State Bank. Interest x George Schrank, tchooi house 71.00 ? prl! I The Bank of Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest 17.90 May 1 The Bank of Berne : nd Propies State Bank. Interest L» 15 Twp. Assessor, dog tax vol. 241.00 June , 2* Th? Bank of Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest 1 - ”‘ <’» Dog tax collected by trustee 13-1.00 July Th? Bank of Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest. 10.91 n Co. Auditor, June diatrib. 8651.1-5 21 Co. Auditor. July distribution 770,-9 21 Truatee, dog tax collected 18.00 ? uguat 1 The Bank of Bernf and Propies State Bank, interest 20. xx Sept ombrr 2 The Bunk of Berne and Peoples State Bank. Interest 21.93 < )ctober 1 The Bank of Herne and Peoples State Bank, interest 19.37 November 1 The Bank of Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest 18.48 I ’(u ernber 1 The Bank <»f Berne and Peoples State Bank, interest 15.76 20 The National Fire Ins. Co., Damage by wind 19.22 23 Martin da berg, Dec. distrib. 8338.91 DiaburarmentM January in Martin Jaberg. exam, records 20.00* 1” (’arroll Coal Co., coal. 110.06 • 1 Kollu A. Sipe, stamps 4.00 IX Bussell Steiner, teaching 100.00 o i progi eas Furniture Co., supplies 1.4 s I'ebruary 1 Chalmer Edwards, teaching 125.00 ” Wil<lf»s Vance, do 100.00 7 Josephine Heffner, do 125.0 n ” Dan O. Hoop, do 100.00 x Dwight Haudenbiish. janitor 27.50 9 The Bank of Berne, bonds and coupons 1025.41 II J. H. Halinert. appraising sidiool propertv, dis. No. 4 3.00 I‘l K. It. Merriman, oiling 1.50 ’• (’ha)mer Edwards, teaching 50.00 15 'Bussell Steiner, do too.on i’» Bank of Bern* l , bond & coup. 550.00 i' W. t,. Sine, labor i.’«o ’ ('hark ' Morningstar, oijintr 2.50 1 Oscar Huffman, superintending 2.50 lx H. Ashbaucher. estimite 125.00 ?’ Bank of Rernf, 1 coupon 12.50 Dellinger Bros., pump handle 1.35 28 H. L. Sipe. pt. salary, rent & traveling expenses 170.00 29 Boy Luginbill, haul coal 10.57 •••» Oscar Teeple. do 2.50 M?--h 1 El Miller, labor 1.00 Willshire Hdw._ repair* 17.45 3 Is’uies Kleijie, surp. dos tax 396.0 n 7 Eldon E. Sprunger. janitor.. 25.00 7 Eldon E. Sprunger. caching 300.00 X Bank >( Berne, bonds & < oup. 511.’s 1 ’ X. J. Moser & Co., repairs ... 125.22, 15 Democrat Co.. pub. annual report, notice to bid lers . 10.7 I Bussell Stiner. teaching 89.19 I.' Dan O. Jtoop, do 25.00 1 f'halmer Edwards, lo .. ... 100.00 19 Dan O. Koop, do lOp.O’i 1'» Dwight Ran le.ibus’i, janitor 12.00 ‘ Bank of Berne, -oupons 25.00 ° • Dank of Berne, coupcns 62.50 •*x Josephine Heffner, teaching. 188.08 1 Wihjas Vau«‘c. do 225.0” S. L. Vance, cleaning ?..’•» ’♦ Emil Badetscher. cleaning 8.00 x nril Chari js Morrison, sh *en killed l"J»o * Charles E. i’asswutters, repairs 5.00 '• H L. Sipe, part salary 50.00 Arthur Mitchel, poultry killrli 6J>O *’ Cham-y Manley. labor 1.50 I ’ Bussell Steiner, teaching 100.0») 1 I Chalmer Edwards, do 88.37 ’Dan O. Hoop, do 125.00 ’ ! Willshire E juity. coal 27.91 11 Dwight Kaudenbush. janitor 15.00 ’! C. C. Sauni, haul coal 3.00 H. L. Sine, part salary 50.00 '5 Bank of Berne, bonds & coup. 372.09 °5 Bussell Steiner, jan. & inst. 82.50 Bussell Steiner, teaching 50.00 Chalmer Edwards, do 45.21 2 « Ct .timer Edwards, jan. & inst. 38.50 2*’ Wiklas Vanre, no 72.03 29 Dan O. Roop, institute 40.00 2» Wildas Van* e, do 72.03 2'l Dan O. Hoop, do . . .. 75.00 30 Iva D. King, do 425,00 Iva D. King, jan. & inst. 82.00 May I Josephine Heffner, teaching 9.5.”1 1 Eldon E. Sprunger, do Jio.o’i I Josephine , Heffner, janitor 12.50 1 Eidon E. Sprung. r, jan. Ar inst. 13.25 1 Aaron Lautzenheiser. labor.. 16.0 c 1 ' Frank Detter. transfers 621.0(1 13 ('lint Tniutze.iheiscr, repairs. 10.00 15 A. J. Moser & Co., repairs 128.28' 1'» Geo. McAlhaney, supplies 5.131 U’ John Byers, grading roads -lu.oo 2 * Frank Young, labor on road 10.0” 31 Win. 9,. MCDougal. sewer pipe 61.15 31 Earl Sipe, 'aaul pipe 1.00 lune 5 Win. Young, labor 4.50 6 Bank of Bern', ‘oupons 62.50 7 Roy Young, labor 3.50 I ' Geo. Bumgardner, haul coal . 9.00 II Jacob M. Hoffman, do 10.32 I I L. L. (’lark, labor 7.50 16 Teachers Retirement Fund, Collected from teach -ri 45.18 17 l i- ( la,k - grade roads 7.5”. 25 L. Broughton, do 167.271 25 Monroe Byer, haul coal 17.59 1 2” .1. Q. Evans, freight <m coal 170.651 26 Bei*n<* Witness, legal advt. !'• 1.7”’ Elmer Lehhty, haul co,U 6.21 i 27 John L. XA’olfe. do 9.25] .’7 Thurman Rebuilt, do s.i;<;| ’7 C. <’. Saum. do 11.26 27 c. \V. DeTHnger, do 7.2 1 Geo. Bumgai «ln v. du 1.11 ?x Boy Lu gin bi 11. do 16.00 "< Jacob M. Huffman, <Jo 7,1 h ::o Cjiatiey Sip«>, do i.lf, 3” E. S. Christen. <*o. comm. ex. 1 Ji” ’ • ija,wy (?. 'rinkham. haul coal 4>.91 Jul y | 3 Kiger & Co., supplies ... 6*Bll 3 Earl Sipe, haul coal . 1.16 3 Haughton Mif f in & Co., sup. 119.00 ■ Marion (,'ity Schools, transfers 39 01 9 True Foreman, haul coal 6.51 ” Carroll Coal Co.. 2 cars < o U | 206.1,1 , 1” Wm. Burke. grade road & hauling -oil 17.12 II John Jones, hauling <-o.j| v 11 Berne Board of Education, transfers to 11. S. 191.9? 15 11. L. Sipe, pt saL.nnt <fc ex 200 00 21 Jess Giro.l. hauling coal 10.71 21 Fred Bilderbaek. Ju 21 Frank Garwool. do gjj 21 Charles Sims, do y’;;; ?! U’ ’?• weighing c<.ai ;’jo 21 Bank of Berne, coupon: ,37.50 21 (’. J. Jones, sheep kille J 7.(i,(K» 2? Susi. R. Bowen, transfers 576 CO 22 Burt Mongol I, do |\ M| 29 C. (». Manlj , sheep killed 27 00 August . 2 Bank of Herne, bond Al- 2 coup. 5 *5.00 ’ - Barm* Lum. Co., floors a.- rep. 54,45 2L. Itrnujfhton. freight * 2.93 13 Bank of/ Berne, 2 bonds A1' ' uup'.ns 773.11 !j M* .y ,,a -«tx>‘L juu. supplies XJH ’’ 1 ■ J- Hyland, pipe .8- connee. 5.75 29 XV. 11. Meyers, staking dit< h i’:.o ” IL i>bWN.in. do 11 hi* 25 Berne Equity, coal <;\X7 *'.» Hank of Ha* ne, bond & I coup. 5.5”.0n 28 Ida M. Fisher, labor 55.00 A. J. Brown, Jan. supplies 6.97 , September | I 2 <’. Sipe, •.•taking ditch 1.5” I 2 ’ , ‘.m , . , Radertst her. latau 27. b-» 1 2 H. U. Swo\eland, advls. board 5,”<» John \\ «•‘•liter, du 5 (hi 2 John J Ila beggar, advis. board hHul’llg «n il x '0 - poultrv killed I .JI 1 MeAlhai’cy A Carver, Jan. sup. 28' o r V . J. Edvards, labor . 21.1)1) x ' t Vi H ■lH'c Hdw.. rep. & sup. 37.1” ” J 11. Hahncrt. labui lo.on ? cleaning ditch II.”” .* H. L b’pe. pt. sal. & reut 95.0” '< L. Uruyghtpii, freight & ex. 191 IJ .J'hn Hebbijt. cbaning ditch 5”.55 18 I'rank Gu.rv. uud, labur 27.00 jlB Juhii Neadatiue, do i’j.Jo

19 D. H Goble CO.. "UDpH r, O yo j Wildas Vance, teaching 22 Roy Young, labor 94 35 ’?•.» E. R Merriman, do 17.V1 d Atlas OH 00. fl " or 0,1 October 107.61 1 Kleer A Cn . xuppK-'" go n 11. u H»a»ton. •><' ' ■ Pa" nnnnurarJner. tjo ' ; L. Brousliton, frele l ’ inn oti - 1 Inn O. Reep. enclilnß ! :l Iva D Klpj- 100.0<L :t Chnlmer Rdw.iro*. <l" .’.0.e0 ■I Wlblne .Vnnit'. 'l° lOO.fo' 1 1 Stein, f. tea, bi b r ,. nl , ■ « Rank "f lk,' rl "'-. ' ‘I I 'oo>'i T Catherine Frav.;!, i-.-.n IT Clint laxutwnhelner. •“?<" , ;l ■1 WilUhlre Htlw.. r.q,■ A I ■ • t Dan <> Hoop, teiitliinr iooko Tt Catherine l-'ravel. do ()l ri Elnon K. Sprunu.-f. do - „„ I : i wildat Vance, do |n „ ' : i HuHxell Steiner, do iort.oo ri ciuibner Edward*, do J’o'omiter iiooo ' 111 !.. Sipe, part Hal. A- it n< 4. (1) 1 Rank of Heine, cotiponH , 13 l,ehind Iflpley, mowing 11 Orvul Tinkhatn. janitor ; 1-. Ruben Chuk, grading roads •t nan O. Hoop, janitor 1 : "i lan O. Hoop, teaching ’in no John Marahall. ten. gradet J- ■-> Bank of Berne, coupons • Wildas Vance, teaching •S Bussell Steiner, do C. Bury, at )ve John Jonca. labor Wm. Burke, tabo Chaim, r Edwards, temhlng 1 Catherine Fravcl. tea, !iin-r 2!! '■ Wildas Vance, do .’' 1” A. H. Ashbaui’he.’. repairs A 13 Wm. L’lwsun. labor i“. W. J. Conroy, supnllvs ’. 1” Berne Hdw. Co., do 19 Nat. Home A? School Supply . Co., supplier 1” Berne Lum. Co. repairs 1” Leonard Sup. Co., supplies •- 19 Kiger Al- (’»., do 19 Haughton Miffin & Co., -up. I’JJM 19 Indus. Aid for blind, brooms 219 Indus. Book & Eq. Co., sup. 19 Herne Supply Co., supplies I.j- --’ : Eldon E. Sprunger. janitor I 19 Dan O. Roop, teaching 1” Eldon E. Springer, do H. L. Sipe, pt sal. At rent 11 | "» Rank nf Bern *. < <mpons *” Philip Schug & Son, insurance 40 Democrat* Co . advertising 22 American Bonk Co., wall Charts 3.l>i •’4 Catherine Fravel, janitor ''t Bussell Steiner, do ’ 1 Chalmer Edwards, do ? I Iva D. King, do *• Orval Tinklvun. Jan. & labor 32.75 • I .McAlhaney * Carver, gas & oil 1.72 9 1 Catherine Fravel. teaching 9<».”” • I Bussell Steiner, do 90.0” •* i Chalmer Edwards, do ’• 'Vilda.s Vance, do 93.37 t Iva D. King. Io 100.0” •*' I*.i\ Bros , supplies 98.00 ’’ Gilliom Lum. Co., stakes 1.50 31 H. L. Sipe, public drains 5.7-5 l<rea|»holnti«»n TOWNSHIP FUND I 'u. 1. ’2l. .balance on hand $ 159.91 Pe<*eipts during ye ir 1125.88 ' r <rtal of balances and receipts 1615.79 ’ isbursements ‘luring year 1161.95 Final balances 153.84 ROAD FUND lan. 1. ’2l. balance on hand $1186.77 '■‘O' iptN during year 3.3 1 Total of balances and receipts 1190.11 ’'isbursements during year 330.4” I inal balances ... 859.71 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND l.’eceipts during year . 9790.0.3 ’Reeiutdurin* year 97 M Total of balances and receipts 1.5561.”’* ' isbursements during year 8111.42 Final balances 7419.63 TUITION FUND Jan. 1. ’24. balance on hand ?5592.56 I‘ecpjpts during year 8062.58 ! Total of balances and receipts 13655.1I 1 Disbursements during year 732< ”1 Final, balances 6326.53 DOG FIND • in. 1. ’2l. balance on hand. $!6\.00 Receipts dining year 39.3.”0 of balances and receipts. 561.”” ’ ishursements during year 495.5” Filial ba lam es 4 . .. .. 365.50 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Jin. 1. 21. balance on hand $13511.76 ’’•rclpts during year 1937 1.53 Total of bal. and receipts 3288”.3'.» ’ 'isbursements during \ ear ’“161.18 Final balances 154 Total ;balances as shown by this’ report 415,425.21 Warrant checks outstanding December .31, 192'4 9”. O” Total balances and outstanding; warrants Dee. 31. 1924 $15,515.21 Cash in depository'. Dec. 31. 1921 $15,515.21 HARVEY L. SIPE. Trustee us iSlne Creek Township. O NOTICE OF TIME TO PXX DIIVIN\<.E Xs*i|.;sNME\TS Notice is hereby given that the asM*«s>nent s!i« et containing the sevenil assessments against the lands in Ailanis eounty. Indiana, on aeeount <»f K‘n« eoisl I net ion of the Henry R Johns < i al. |>rain has been pla<-e<l in the hands us the count v treasurer of said eountx for eolle-tjon. The board of eoiiirtv commissioners of Wells ' '•mil Indiana, has made and enter •* l a n order t hat said assessments shall "be pni.l in ten annual installments, 'with interest at six percent per annum. the first of which shall hr dm* and ps<yablc ‘Hi Hie first Mondav in May. 1926. and one installment on the first Monday in May each year thereafter until alkare due; and said board has further fixed the sth day of Mav. 192... as the day on or before with h the owner or owners of any tract or parcel of land, desiring to j’,a* in full the assessment and dis, barge said t'si-t or parrel of land from the liability of such assessment, shall have the right to do so. All persons as- . feeted by said assessments desiring to I pay sm h assessments in order to dis-|,-haigc their lands from all llabllitv |to such assessments, mav do so by plying the full amount of said assessI intuit so sjtjd county treasurer on or I before said f.th dav of ,M.,\ pr'-, I _ M \irriN .1 .<i:i-;>:<p ■■ll Auditor Adams eoyntv Ind — o M.TIU-: TO llll.Btllts . N"ti.-t- is hereby given that ti e < ->mmon I'oiiii, i| in ;i n .J l.u- ll,e <-i|. of lieeatur. Indiana, will on t'io -'mi, I day of January, 1925, at 7 ni. at the City Hull. receive , proposals for furnishing material. Ull,or and erection on the pureliasers four h.tion at the City l.iKht and Bower J ant situated on North :'.rd street, Ihu. li Decatur, Indiana, 2--H f * norrizontal Water Tube .n'lrr;; _(jp l»s. Working pro F nßosa’s to include the furnishing <>f ; -‘ -’m"’! and fire brj< k and the name and muk< of fire brick. Byldtrs proposes to furnish also (o o’V'. p wi ‘ 1 Turner BalThs. '•rnlg- .XX alls and hriek work for lhaX may be Helocted ,‘'S" Kiven that on Tm-sda . the 20th day of January lit'.", at 7 o', lock p. in. at the Cic Hali th.. < '.mrnon Council, will receive scaled Trowosals for the furuislitng at',.l erettfng. im-luding all labor ~f 2--tmi • ’’ Atitomatie Stokers complete , v. til, engine drive chain, etc. to drive sIoK• ■ r s. Also snbtnv proposals on Steam Engine anti Steam Tnrl,in driven fan dtllv.red and erected >n purchasers’ IviiVdat ion. As an alternate hid. proposal will he revived V u 2--50” JI. p lluri/ooi.i Waler (Boiler aei-ordfiig to the spt-' .ifb-. it ions and also on r.-.-.ot, (| Aulvmatle Stokers f ul - -,i)u |( p . affording |„ above sp,. if| ( - u | * Al , ", ■•'bor. brick work and er.. Hon ,d Bullers and Sluk,-,.. t u |„. |nsia|b-d Ito Hi,- comp’,. |c sntlsf ietlon of i|„. ih-.-tr,. Light < ommiii,.,. ~r lh( . ~ mon Council Os th,, city ~f He ' '■v , Ji | i , 'd ,h<-,-k for $l(|0.00 pav. f -)e to th- city cieik of tie- Citi of h'i'.itui. inii'l accompany each bid ~l r' su, d 1 '"union Council resi i-'v-s Ur- right tv i e.le-t uu.v uud all bid. ~ ,' V b ' n " l ""d official e.ll this ith ci jv of Januuiv jy ’5 jf-aji t'ATHEIUNE 'KACI-'i'-M VX. City Clerk. ’l.etiuatj Geirner. of Root to'-Uhlilp. looked after business interests here today.

sIIEHII'l ”* No. Life Ins.uranc**. Western R<«"- r ' r ~ Millet, Ines Company. lUll k. Monroe. Miller, Monroe ni* l ’ * | Indiana . ... O s sale to Bv virtue »f an U'OV " (hl , At | a m" directed from ~ h * ~. expose at P"^ 1 '; '■l' ,1 ?, , .he luib'st I""''' '. h %r tilth. "'u, d,x at the door of and Ip. m atur. Adamn «>’" , '" u l l tl" '.th “mi Profit, county Indiana. 1., seven yen's. f„r a term not ex t< i'' * , estate, the following describe! tea j to-wit meter of the northThe southeast ' r , township ~,I S| .punter of Section ». o)|> ~l ld 2? north range Io ' |ng principal M*'.I'’ 1 '’ ! 11 .' .j,,. right of way trim and sub),- 1 J.",, & i-ranktoit „r the Ihlplios. Bluffton a )H L : - £ I? HS ™w Uated on. k-jk’h Os the soucuurst corn of weat 1 of-eHHid. ami' rU a n, 2nd l ?o?A*‘9t r to a’Vtakv; thence! rods and ‘ t 7 feCt to a stake in being. ;ilfe r o‘ d begi , nning’‘ ,'ontaining 7* ’t^e’' following'parcel p l«nd:l Commcm Ing st the southeast of the iiortTienst quarter ofJ .he nilc t , east quarter „f ■ tloll t„" ll*hlP < ' '■ l ange'afoi , said, thence ' ">o*l ng N." t r,7 rods and links, them. W< M, ~,„ls; thence South " •>' • •’ links: thence East to the pl.t, < of be ginning, containing id a.ies. ami taining in all of said tracts ? ’?. acres, all in Adams county. I dlaiia. And Oil failure t" realise the ful amount . f judgement, nitrrrd and costs. I Will at the same time and place, exnos* to pubUc sale the ree simple of ’*ahl re-tl estate. Taken as the property of John 1«. Miller. Inez Miller and Monroe MatBank of Monroe. Indiana, at the suit of Western Reserve Life Insurance I * 'sahi l "sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws JOHN BAKEB. Sheriff of Adams County. <)rr & Chirk. . I Attys, for Plaintiff. 6 13-JO

IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Says Backache Ol kn Means Yon Have Not Been Drinking Enough Water When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region 1 it may mean you have been eating foods which create acids, says a wellknown authority. An excess of such acids overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and ' they become sort of paralyzed and , i leggy. When your kidneys get <Cug- | gish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache. iHzzv snells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weathh is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is c'ouily, full of sediment, ' channels often get sore, wafer scalds ' and you are obliged to seek relief : two or three times during the night. Either consult a good, reliablq, physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass' Os water before breakfast for a few , days and your kidneys may then act | fine. This famous salts is made I from the acid of grapes and lemon, i juice, combined with iithia. and has, I been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also Ito neutralize acids in the system, so ■ they no longer irritate, thus often' I relieving bladder weakness. i .' Jad Saits is inexpensive, can not | I veseent lithia-water drink. Drink' J injure and makes a delightful, offer-1 lots of soft water. By all means have i your physician examine your kidneys' i at least twice a year. ■ I Court House! ' r 77T/~y'7/77.^., l j Suit For Divorce I A complaint for a divorce was filed ■ in the Adams circuit court today by , Ana Malott, of Decatur against Melvin Mallott. The couple were married S< plemlier 8, 1895 and separated I . October 1. I!H4, according to the com-j plaint. Mrs. Malott charges that h-r . husband abandoned her without e-attsc on October 1. 1924 and that ho l failed before anq since that time to supporl her. Attorney Earl B. Adams 1 represents the plaintiff. Case Dismissed 1 he case of Dean C'lippinger vs. k . ’ IJ. Lyder has b<.,.n dismi. .., ,j by ; agreement of the parties. Venued To Allen County , Tlie case of David It. Kosht vs , Jacob Musser et al has been venu-sl : to the Alb-1, Superior court on motion of the plaintiff. Judgment Granted ■ Io the case of th- American Pro--1 duels Corporation vs. the Industrial . Radio company of Berne et al judg ’ ’ mont. for $292.20 in favor of the plain-' HIT was awarded by lbAdjudged An Epileptic ; , "" k ' n YuK-r has been a ,i. I Jitilged an epileptic , )r(J( . rt J . '-"Hana Vdlag,- for | Lplhptics. Appear For Defendant I Attorneys Frucbte A . ’'•"l-atcd for ( h e defendant in th,. l l: - vo " win,,, m ■ Ordered To p ax Fu „ d3 I- 'he ut Sipe vs. Sipe, (11P . 'Bisskme,- was ordered l( , p;iv „ <o llm administra.tor of tn. . William A. sip- ° (( 1 Report Approved ! A *' epurl 111 of bamuei 4

!Sprunger has been approved. I Estate Settled Thu final report in the ostat,. 1 Bolus Vgn C»mp. has been approved and the administratrix was dtachurg ed. - Inher.tance Tax Determined The amount of inheritance ta» in the estate of Miriah Brown i Ua : been determined. It was found that inheritance tax in the sum of si 16l i ' was due. The total net value of th,. ' estate was $1,230.60. To Lease Real Estate In the guardianship of Holman (■ 1 the guardtan was wnthoriz. ed to lease the ward's real estate To Renew Lease In the guardian ship of John W ! ler. the guardian was authorized t 0 renew the lease for the ward's r.., , 1 'tut estate. Cross-Complaint Dismissed | In the cae of Troutner vs. T roui ' tier, the cross-complaint was dismiss, j 1 ed by the defendant. Complaint For Divorce d A complaint for a divorce was flitd j in the circuit court late this afternoon oy .Greely Troutner against Ed- j 1 na Troutner. The couple were mar j lied January 12, 1923 and separated January S. 1925. The plaintiff claims that his wife often cursed him. refus--1 ed to cook his meals and accused him of association with other women He alleges that sho abandoned him ‘; on January 8 without cause. Attar- | ney A. C. Butcher represents the' j plaintiff. , 1. ■

Dance. K. of C. Hall Thursday night. Beginner’s class 17:30. Assembly 8:30. Come. W-T ' O Prominent Wisconsin Man Held In Mexico IL'NITED PKKSS SERVICE) Washington. Jan. 14.—The stale de- ! partment today instructed the Amerfe an embassy at Mexico City and Vice ’ Consul Vogenitz, at Progress Yucatan, to investigate the detention of D7. w. ■ F. Lorenz of Wisconsin by Mexican authorities. . The department early today reueiv. ■ ed from Vice Cotpsul Vogenitz a. report ' that “a man claiming to be Professor ■ W. F. I.orenss of the University cf .] Wisconsin." was held by the authori- ’ ties and did not state the (barges, j Deluged with telegrams from Ur. 1 enz’s friends, including Governor Blaine.of Wisconsin, the departmnt j put a(j inquiry undujr way. If it. ia .determined Lorenz is fully defined, representation for i his release will be made at once. . ’ Lorenz appealed to Vogenitz for , assistance after being arrested bj 1 the captain of the port of Progreso . with the captain of the wrecked I American schooner Huth of Pebsacola. Fla. — , 0 Prominent Tulsa Man Slays Home Breaker ! 1 FNITED PIHTSS SERVICE! Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 14.—Charles E. | Purdy. 30, a deacon of the First j’. hristian church and official of an oil 1 company here, was under arrest hen : today following- the slaying of E. S. Hutchinson, 40; wealthy hinds rman Hin a downtown street last night. I urdy, according to witness,*. :-.L>ve up alongside Hutchinson's mrk |ed car and stepped out of his own automobile with a gun in his hand He walked over to Hutchinson's car and after a few words, shot Hutchinson to death. | He broke up my home," stole my p*o.' and Pve killed him." witnesses said Purdy exclaimed after th ■ shoot:ng. as he surrendered to oflin rs. i Purdy's young wife divorc, d him '''' Bly and is now in St. Louis, according to friends of the couple. In Purdy s car were several toy-’. I' Pfiarently belonging to his two year ! ’hl son, now with Mrs. Purdy, i Hutchinson had been divorc'd "(i- times and had figured in another ‘alleged triangle cas, ' here f ®rne time ago. o — Gandy Farms Install 12,0Q0-Egg Incubator II - v °" ar '- going tp raise chicken., I '■ >'ar and of course you :ir - you i will b<- interested in reading one of ■ ' iiculars just put out. by th 1, I'o'ndy Fanns, R. p. p No «. Fort I V t.vne. which tell of their facilities 1 llil,, l ‘ing eggs, neijjng day I '"ls and furnishing egg setthiS* / 1 buie bloodgrWbite Leghorn If lAoit wish one of the circular, call i ' Nlbl 'vk. Decatur, IndiaioL by telep 1,111 . drop him a card or see him O'usonaHy am] | IC wil | g |. l(J f t)r n. ’"U wjijj a ( ~) py T||js nr , ' just installed a 12.(1OI> egg incub”i O' and are prepared to tab- >are of ''"“Hiess iu ilieir In,. at 'he "■"tdy Farms, west of Fort Wayne. Q- — Lee xXnnou spent the afterUjll bi Fort Wayue visiting isiatives. A