Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1925 — Page 2

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦** ' FOR SALE FOR SALE -Clover hay bailed sl2 ton Out a. 58c bu. Stove wood delivered. $2.50. Some corn J red Flothe. 334 S. sth St. Phone FOR SALE Twenty single comb white Leghorn hens. Phone 879-K FOR SALE Buick-six touring <77 late model. Motor just overhauled, new paint, new tires and battery. A real bargain, at Butler & Kern j Garage. Opposite Interurban Statiom | \S 1 AM GOING to California, my j ' ‘property at 748 Mercer Ave., is for salp. 7-room house, and KiruKTPriced right for qu'ek sale. .Joe llrandyberry_ *' 1 I FOR~SALE—S room house. good garage. about 1 acre, partly modern. I price lltitm New 5 room house, one lot. north part of c ity, pricealso 5 room house, now earage. lights gas and soft water in house. every thing in good condition, located on West -lefl- rson st. price S2»H). I’l.ont <>74. or sec- Wm. Norris at Lenhart & Hellers office-.191_-; FOR SALE Dining round table; 1 oak library table; 2 library lamps. Call at 219 N. 9th st. or phone 479. 19t3x MY NEW SPRINt I “HATS-have'ar-rived. Prices from $4.0il to $5.50. Winter hats to be closed out at SI.OO each. Mrs. Maud A. Merriman. 2221 S Fourth sL, Decatur, 1nd.20t2 FOR - SALE —50-ac.re farm at Peterj sen. Ind.. 4(4 miles west of’Decatur, good land, good 7-room house, large | barn, good out buildings; electric! lights, large chicken park; a nice, borne for some one. Priced right. J F Castle. Decatur, Ind . Route 2 ! 21t« FOR SALE—-House- at IfTTNorth Second street. Cali Chas. F. Steele at Graham & Walters office. 21t3x[ FOR SALE - Registered Berkshire, boar. Cheap. S L. Vance. Pleas-, int Mills. Willshire- phone. 21t’.x - 1 ' • ' ' i FOR RENT FOR RENT -Five-room house in pl'llmout Park, semi-modern, reference required. Phone 6<>6. . 1813 FOR RENT—B room semi-modern house- on north 11th st. Possession! Feh. 1; also 60 acres 3% miles north east of Decatur, poss ission intuit'd-I lately. Phone 674. or see Wm. Nor ’ ris. at Lenhart & Heller’s office. I * . 1913, — — — - — | FOR RENT Strictly modern living, apartment. Possession at once I Call 5720t2, FOR* KENT — niimodern house I with garage on Elm st. Inquire ofHarry Magner. 1063 6 Winchester > street. . 21t3xj WANTED WANTED- Experiem cd woman wants house work by the day. Call at 717 North Second St. 19-3tx WANTED- Men at our big farm sale Feb. Ith at Craigville. Hetrick and j Wolf. 19-3toodx SALESMEN ior lubricating oils and! mints. Excellent opportunity. Salary or commission. JED OIL AND PAINT CO.. 3701 Burwell. Cleveland Ohio. lx AVANT - t< hear from owner having fanu for sale; give particulars and lowest i rice. John J. Black. Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin. . 24-31 x Jiojioo.ooo Company wants man to sell Watkins Home Necessities in .Decatur. More than 150 used daily.! Income $35-sso weekly. Experience unnecessary. Write Dept. H-5. The J. R. Watkins Company, 212 North Third Street, Columbus. Ohio. 24-26-27 X _ | WANTED Property to list for sale, j Chas. F Steele at Graham & Walt | ers or Phone 361. 211-3 LOST AND FOUND STRAYED to my farm. Red Ilog.’ weighing about 200 lbs. C I. I Estell. Decatur 11. 5. 21t3x eod ——gwriw, «■! wwour’-w ECZEMAI CAN BE ' Free Proof to | Slf you h.vrs F’ e- £ ttnn., T e 11« r, •alt t S.'c'm.ia. Xtch -.y a ktufli-oft SA j- Bl- Jt !>. - f. T-t-- t.tat-B ratal han ouewfl to. I •vorst oaa? I oi-os-s SBW. r -«r •r-’-'.T-fvOjJ DrueSlf-- , c „c ? Wayna claim 1 lay *«i- cored by i tlitw trcatrn-ut 111 t rlb I your name aad niirrtt vo 1 <-<w J Bend you a X’.-cc Trial 7 -.atn’»»t,S Titaont nay seat, or < ■ ilarcc io-.-.I tub woncters aacc-raplral’.-, l.i c_r own else witl be p*ouf, Mali This Coupon 3. C. HUTZSLL XtT-'OOg.’f OwACta w M» -I f . d -y..... n,.Please ««n<i ritt-oet V'J «*" utisic u ta mi your Fri-.e Proof Trertntu'. Maine - St. ft Mo. *-o Statel. |

« ♦ BUSINESS CARDS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ H. FROHNAPI EL, D. C, DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH 6ERVICS Neuroclometer and tplnogreah Foe SERVICE FaLocation Poaltloat 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence t 0» Office Hours: 10-12 ».m. «-* »-•* S . E . BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMI* I Calls answered promptly day or » Private Ambulance Ser”**Office Phone: #0 Home Phone: W FEDERAL FARM LOANS I Abstracts of Title. Real EstatPlenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan Interest rate r>'l*ieed October 15. 1924 See French Quinn. >»<■•—Take first stairway south ot Decatur Democre N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Eitt HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to » •» Saturday 8:00 p. ft. Telephone 135. MONEY TO LOAN " An unlimited amount of 5 PERCENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Absiracts of title to real estate. 1 SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE ; 133 S. 2nd St. ' ( ._ o JOHN W. CLARK DEN I IS I 127 North Third St. Phone 122. d I |U-— --O ■ '■ -■ oj DR. C. V. CONNELL | VETERINARIAN | I Special attention gnen to j i | cattle and poultry practice. | Office 120 No. First Street. | | | I’hone: Oilice 143—Resideuce 102 | . o O ° Say Traction Lines And Railroads Are Lobbying! tI'NITED PRHSS SERVICE)) I Indianapolis. Jan. 24.—Charges that railroads and traction interests are lobbying in the hope of having regulation of busses placed in the hands of the state public service commission are made in a public communication today to the legislature. , The communciation is signed by W. B. Hiner, of the Hiner Red Ball Lines and the Red Bull Terminal company. "The railroads and tractions want the public service commission to handle bus rates for the benefit of the interurbans and the railroads at the expense of the public,” the communciation sets forth. I "Bear in mind that the public service motor control proposal is the final prelude to railroad monopolication at still higher rates than you are paying." G j Public Sale Calendar Jan 28 L. I-' Miller, closing out sale. 5 miles south of Decatur, first house south of County Farm Jan 29 - Forrest Owens. miles south <>f Decatur or I’4 miles north of Monri- on state road 21. Closing out sale. Jan. 3fi. B. M. Smith, 1% miles' south of Monroe, 4U miles north of ! I'erno on Berne and Decatur Road. Jan ">(>—A. J. Beavers. miles south of PeG-rson or 1 mile easi and mile uorth ot Honduras. Closing mil sale. 'x Feb 3 Emery Hawkins, closingonl al. <ui W. A Lower fai'iii. 4 mile ■ siwtheast of Ib-ralur or ’/ 2 milt- south of stt. Paul church. Feb. I O. E. Ib-xrole, 3% miles 'caul. I mile north ot Wren, <>.. closing out sale. E-b. 6 -Ernst Doehrmaii. 7 miles ii-c|liw-.:i of Decatur on river i*oad. I'., miles m-rtii of r,-obl“. 11,I 1 , miles oi t ot l-'r-'filbohii. ("ositig out sale. l'< !>”. s.—Jm oh Rllev, 1 mile west, I m>lo. mjftn es Horton. I'< b 5 Mr-:. Hila Bnrkhait. edmrx. 8 mile southeast of Decatur. 1 ini'e :->m*li and 3' 2 thib east ol Monroe. Feb tF Emanuel Hart, 4 miles south of Monroeville Closing out , Balo Feb. 25- Hcury Teeple 8 -uik’s |sauthM.s.t «l>d 2'-g mils*, seuth ot FteuL-ant Milla

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1925.

Grand Jury Indicts Comer At Van Wert An Indictment charging Roy F Comer with robbery of the John Harmon home near Wren, Ohio. lasi summer, was returned yv-wterday afi ternoon by the Van Wert county. O . ( grand jury. Cotner was given a hear ing before a justice of the peace at Van Wert this week anil was held for the common pleas court. ■ o— — ■ ■ State Senator Opposes Federal Aid For Hoads (VNITED PRIMS SERVICE)) Indianapolis. Jan. 24. — Senator I Lindley. Republican, announced today he is preparing to introduce a | joint resolution striking at federal aid for the state highways of Indiana 'and at "paternalistic government in ' general.” j The resolution will ask that federal ' aid on roads he discontinued. Senu- , tor IJndley declared. | "The syste mos federal aid is not I right," he said. "Indiana contributes its pro rata share of federel taxes and if it cannot raise enough taxes for highway support alloted this state by the government .it doesn't get the aid. "Then the money goes to some other state that Is richer than Indiana or that raises more taxes for road purposes than we do." —-o To Erect New Bungalows To Meet Housing Demand it XITEB PRESS SERVICE)) New Castle, Ind.. Jan. 24. — Immediate relief from the housing shortlige in Newcastle was in prospect today following announcement of the ! McDorman Realty Co. that $20.00-') I worth of bungalows will be erected here. | The houses will be sold on easy t tins for the use of factory employes The homes will be scattered in different sections of the city. I 0 Redkey.—Dr. Martha Allen Goings. 90. of this city, claims to be the old est school matriculant in America. > She is a student at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Portland. —A scratch from a pin resulted in the death of Mrs. Mary Gable. 74. here. Blood poisoning followed the scratch. —_— oGood Heavens, Billy, where cid you lose your teeth. 1 Q — See “Billy” at H. S. Auditorium Wed. and Thurs.. Jan. 28-29. • 21-4 t MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets OPENING GRAIN REVIEW Chicago, Jan. 24. — Grains started with a weak undertone on the Chicago board of trade today. Wheat met heavy profit selling due i to weakness in Liverpool and a heavy 1 corn undertone. On the dip some buying developed. Further selling weakened the corn situation. There was short covering i on the dip. j Oats held strictly unchanged without feature. The provisions Ist felt the weakness in grains. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 24W. shipments 5320. of f cial to New York yesterday, 4750. Dogs closinoasteady. Heavies, $11.60 if-11.75; mcdTnms $11.35®11.«O; light "'c'lit $11.10.111-40; light light. sl't foil: pigs $9.59tf10; packing sees i >iig : i s9.7s@l<>, > «tib 223 ,-!<-w . sheep 2200; iieq lambs $18.50; best ewes calves 100; tops $11.50 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected January 24) I ; ('hickcus, tl> 18c | Leghorn chickens 12c Fowls 18c Leghorn fowls 12c i Ducks 16c I Geese 16c - Old roosters 8c Eggs, dozen 45<J LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected January 24) New Corn, per 100 $1.50 - Old Corn, per IDO $1.75 I Mixed Corn, *per 100 $1.45 Oat •• per bushel . . . 53c . Rjc. (er bushel $i 00 I Burley, per bushel, 75c New Wheat. No 1 81.92 N< ■ Wheat. No. 2 $1.91 s -— l LOCAL GROCER’S EGR MARKET | Eggs, dozen 45c BUTTtRFtT f* STAT?Of!! | Wtttiat 35c o • ' ■’ ’ X '

HARTFORD TOWNSHIP 1 XX M ll HRPONT OF Tin; TRI STI'.B Ol- IKHTI ORII TOWXsHIP FOR THE VKIH lIMItXG DEC. 111. 11'41. Re<-elpt« January . t Amount brough forward 4 • . Februiry „ .. ... 1 Rank of .Linn G.. Inn. Int. 4« .«• I a Martin Jal-erg, Inn. dint 1108,8 - I Mnmh t Bank of Linn G.. Feb. Int. Sa.3> April .. 1 Hank of Linn G.. March Int. -32.4 X Al 11 \ 1 Hank of Ltnn G.. April Int 27.7-' 14 .1 K. Yoder, aaaen. dog tax lit."" June I! Hank of Linn <l.. May Int. " In>ll. Dog Ownern. <lok tax ' 17 Indi, dog owners, tax 2...0" 21 A. C. M-inro. school prop, rt> 257.0 n l‘i Martin Meslib-rg.-r, tuition 552.3July 1 Hank of Linn G., June I"*- ?2-»< K Martin .laberg. hit.- dlstrl. B’- 1 '; -: "S J. VV Carter, tuition a*‘-"I ;->l Fred Coblnirn. <l» ; Marti!) .laberg. July <II»L 901.4k ll W IlSt e ■> Hank of Linn G„ July Int. 39.-4 September , , 1 Hank of Linn G.. August Int. 40.-0 October »-»-« 6 John Felty, tuition 1 Hank of Linn G., Sept. int. .t0,..' November „. 1 Hank of Linn G.. Oct. int. I'eeemher .. , , , lo - . 1 Hank of Linn O, Nov. Int. 28.;- I 1.7 <; >ldl. Gnttaebalk. school pro 81S.e-> I’l Martin Jaberg. Dec. <Hstril>. 9.3..5. 31 Bank of Linn G.. Dee. Int 31.1IHHlniraellielllM January . ~ . 1 Frank Neuabajtm. insurance 4 A. B. Oswalt, teaching 238.J3 I Chas. Klaer. do 150.00 1 Helen Dowers, do 4 June Steiner, do J--/' 1 4 Eester It<-vii 'lds. do 4 Justine Baker, >lo 1 Clyde Homey, do 11 , I 4 Irperl Hall, do 10 ■I Wilma Spicliiger. do Joi, 1 Walter LeUa/our. do 4 Victor Elrher, do 4 lolin Steiner, .iani*or »erv. J 0 ;’" 1 Karl i». nny. do I Elmer Anderson, truck uriv. 4 .1 K. Erkrote. trnanportation i I Eli r. <]o ’ Sam Neupba'i’n. do ” 1 A. B. Oswalt, trans. & inst 5 David Spichlger. transporta. " r . Ed Monee, do 7 <’. 11. Windmiller, du 7 John Pearson, do 7 Jeff Aupsburfcer, do J7 Geo. Schlagenhauf, Io Ix-r 7 Dubach Bros., tr. exp. & driv. ’ 7 Chaa. Bentz, transportation . 1 b A. M. Lanning, do 1 7 .* i S f’roßS Service Co., g.is & oil S Bank of B. G„ Dec. light bill 1.6* ! r. W. Launer. transportation 1 m M. Brenneman. d<» io I’red Beeler, do JJ.O” •n \mok Steiner, do i-.J’o ’1 .1 C. Awgsburger, do 16.00 11 Courtney Heller, janitor serv. 10.0« ’ S J E. Eekrote. supplies XS. I I 1-. Bank of L- G.. draft ir, .b **s4‘ Eekrote. Trinaportation 11 iG Emil Felber, do hi r!! 1 Helen Doenpers. teaching < <’eo W. Holloway, transp 12,*m ■ • Earl Penny, janitor service ’i. F. Baker, road labor S.m_» • ’tank of L. G.. bonde & coup. L*'* Bank of L. G.. do 893. < a I’ehruary 1 D. A. Stualer, sal. A- off. rent ’’ i Earl Denny, janitor service . 3n.o<» 1 John Steinar, do 4 -U1 D. H. Goble Co., supplies ‘ 2‘ 1 \. I?. Oswalt, teaching 1 (’has. Kizer, do 1 .lune Steiner, do J . 1 boater Res noMs, *1" j Justine Bak* r. do 1 (*lyde Romey, do ]J* •”* 1 Irpeel Hall, do J<» ««• 1 Wilma Spieliiger. do 1 Walter LeFavour. do joojhi 1 Victor H Eicher, do *2-1 , 1 Vera Frushour. do , , - 1 Mrs. Marion Parks, do l.Vk'!! 1 D. H. Hoblo Co., supplies. ‘2*V ‘ 1 Elmer Anderaon. truck driv. 3..a0 7 Courtney Holler, ian. servne 7 Courtney Heller, hauling- coal S Tv A. Studler, exp. of jan 1 ■ "" S Bank of L. G . Jan. light hill L '' !> Martin Jabcrg, auditing l ooks 20.0’ 2<i A. B. Oswalt, teaching 238.66 Vera i'enshom. do 150.00 .lune Steiner, do 12.» Ob ?:♦ Justine linker, do ”> Bester Re\*nolds. do ’OO.tm »*» Clvde Romey, io . Irpeel Hall, do .... , 22 ?2 Wilma Spiehi<er. do 29 Walter LeEavuur, do So r- >■» Victor Eicher. xlo . •i Mrs. M. Parks, do 20 Earl Denny, janitor service (0.00 2’l D. A. Studler, sal. A- off. rent 6 John Steiner, janitor service 40.00 March , __- , _ :: L. Kleine, surplus dosr fund 261.!•» 1 Democrat Co., print, ann. rept. 39.00 l Wm. Anderson, hauling coal 10.00 I Elmer Anderson, truck driv. 37. G Frank Nembaum. coal ll’.x.t ♦; otto Sales, hauling coal « 7 Bank of L. G.. Feb. light bill 1.00 10 Cross Serv. Co., gas •and <»>• s 3 '■' 15 A. Reber, repair »n toilets 3.(hi 17 Courtney Hello-, janitor serv. 1ojh» IS Vivian Burk. 1 da vs .teaching 30.0 f ’» Briggs Son. g!asj>" Hi • • < io Geneva Elevator Co., coal 6»».k0 io Geneva Lum. C lumber. 19.2, ’1 Chas. Kizer, tea hing 262.50 21 Chas. Pusey. hauling coal 6.00 ’N \. B. Oswalt, •ea-hlng.. 250.00 •s Vera Frushour, do 150.00 2X .June Steiner, teaching 125.00 °S Theater Reynolds, do . 100.00 Justine Baker, dollo.no *2S Clvde Romey, do lio.oO 2X Irpeel Hall, do 100. mi •_’X Wilma Spichiger. do 100. on 28 Walter LeFavour, do 100.00 28 Victor Eicher, do ... 9.5.00 2S Earl Denny, janitor service 7O.«»0 28 John Steiner, do 40.00 28 Elmer Anderson, truck driv. 37.50 31 D. A. Studler. sal. & of. rent 67.50 31 Homer Schlagenhauf, haul, coal 3.00 > .'p»n 1 Hoosier State Auto Assn., licences 45.75 . 7 Berne Wit. Co., printing rept. 39.00 8 D. IL Goble Co., chairs & < rayons 87.27 9 Kiger & Co.. Kanstine 32.86 11 D. A. Rumple, I fyre fyters 56.50 1.5 D. A. .Studler. expenses 2-s.<ui is i rc'l Beeler, hauling cual 2.n0 IS A. Runyon, hand bell 1.75 •’5 \. B. Oswalt, teaching. 25Q.00 2.5 Chas. Kizer, do 18a5O 25 Vera. Frushour, do 159.n0 25 June Steiner, do 125.00 •’■s Lester Reynolds, do 100.00 '.5 Justine Baker, do 116.n0 i 25 Clyde Romey. d*» 110.00 1 ‘5 irpeel Hall, do ino.oo] M’ilmu Spi*hit:«r. do im».m» ”5 Nora I'cuKliour. institute 7.50 25 15arI Denny, janitor service ionol '* ’-»ltn Steiner, fjn io. mi 2’5 Victor Eicher, tcaclnng . 05.00 26 Victor Eh-lcr. institute 4n.no i 26 Ernest Zeigler, tru k driving soii.oo 26 Waltm- LcFavour, teaching 100.noi •’6 Walter LeFavour. just. & jan. 67.00 | 26 Jesse Eekrote. tr-insportution 12. m» | 26 Berne Equity Co.. «ual 271.JX 26 Sam NU'Usbaum. transport. 12.00 7G Wil Molwe. f|o I 2.00 • a Ge.i. Sclilagephnuf. do 1 ?.oo , j 26 (’has. Pusey, repairs 20.00] 1 “X Fred Ber|er. I runspurta t l»n 16.00* 30 Rufus Mcshbcrgcr. labor . . 16.66 30 Elmer Anderson, truck drh . 3L.50 I ■-o l«. A. Studler, sal. A- of. r- nt ‘>7 ’ 30 Jiim Steiner, institute • .-o I ::o Bank of L. G„ light bill M ire’- • pf. ' .' E. E<*kr«dc. t raimports t io»i 1•. m , 7.0 Lester Reynolds. institu<“ ‘mt..a' 30 s. A. Watson, transportation 24.00 i M,v t I Eli A buegcr. traimn-• ». :;i;jhil I 1 Wilma Si»i»’higer. institute «’.mt 1 I»avld S|)l’‘hig*r. transport. 21.00 i A. B. Oswalt, inst . trs-nsp. 71.n0 Dubach Bros., truck expeii; * and drj tug L.9.X1 Arnot. Steiner, transportation i?.mt •' Crazier Drain Tilt- Co., tile. 12 G 3 3 A hbnueb*».r Art £ MushStore. 3 framed pictures o.mi 3 L. L. sUp;»li»\; 0.91 . 3 F. W. Studler. s* h*ml tuppli'*; x.. 50 • ■ J c. Augsburg»T. transpor. . IG.no 6 <'l'*Je Romey, institute 1 I.‘Hi I 7 Cross S'Tvh-c Co., gf»s and oil 37.71 7 John Pewrwn. transportation I’ no . 7 Irpeel Hull. I davs inst. 20.0 n I ■' ' ’tir’le-r Unitor ..t* *,‘’.o9 ° Courtne;- Heller, hauling cal < 1 o 10 Justine Baker, & s lust... <4.00

110 Cluis Reynolds, h uuUi *April H •U D. A. Studler. exp. April H SQO •15 Win Anderson. t ’.fl 1 . ifi.oo 19 (’has. Rentj. transportation 0O 19 (’has Wlndmlßer. do ■ _ ?0 - : 26 Chas- Klzrr, Inzt- J- M- r sR . lg 00 27 M Brenneman. tiHnsprot.ni Rg 54 i-s M,-«hl><.|'grr Bros . . i 0 ,10 28 MHflibtrtei- Fro*-- "•«’ 1 30 ' 28 J. E. Ecki-ote. siipvHeH . n - , Otto Shl'-k. drain repair" ■ , 0 : 30 l/0 "j 2 F. W. I.aiin'-r. transportation 12 Milo Sales, road labor -. 3 l>. A. Studler. eul. & rent I, Jeff AlUtaburr-r traiWP 1- Estes Dunean, retirement fund ' til I A. Mkffiaud. selling l»»P---_>1 b: D. Klxer. notary servl' '■* 1 "" 23 IL L. Elliott, cleaning toilets 10.#" 27 Maltax Bros., printing; ad July ... 2 D. A. Studler. sal. * of. rent M-'U 5 11. B. Heller, legal services 31 11 F> S. Christen, comm. exp. S Geo. W., Holloway. tran.-i>u>. 1--'.".' 2", Otto Sales, hauling coal JlA'.' 2.8 Win. Anderson, wood 129 Geneva Elev. Co., coal VBank of L. bonds & coup. 2 Hank of L. G.. do 576--5 9 Henry Muth, tank for toilets J 43.60 11 ('lias. E. Pueey. repr. * paint •HQ’ It (’lias E. Busev. repairs 4.«» 118 Standard OH Co. som. dac. .... 127 Kiger & Co . school sup. «L»w 1 28 Geo. Banter, cleaning ceme. -L.d" September 2 Chas. E. Pusey. repairs b.-L; 2 D. A. Studler. sal. X- of- ’’ent l.L>J»' 2 Wm. Anderson, toilet repair 14.0'' 4 Harvey Eekrote. repairs 4 Peter Fox. cleaning bldg. 10.0 5 John Steiner, do i-Tnn 5 Adams Co Auto Co.. 2 trucks 1010.00 5 Earl Denny, cleaning bldg -»o.o«» 6 Berne Wit. Co., printing ’.'1.10 8 Hoosier St. Auto As.. auto • tTuck plates LS.OOi ' 9 Courtney Heller. cleaning ] bldg. ;.nd hauling coal jr 22 tin Clyde Romey, teaching 2te D. A Studler. expenses I s oo 20 mt Moyer, hauling stone ?o D. It Goble Co., supplies 12.::? 23 11. Baumgartner, labor :m.oo 30 1. D. Kizer, postage stamps 3.o'' I .m Kiger & Co., supplies 11.7'Jj October 3 A. B. Oswalt, teaching 250.00 3 Chas. Kizer, do 150.00 3 Esther Munro, do 3 .June Steiner, do 127.50 3 Clvie Romey, do 57.50 3 Mary Schlagenhauf, do 100.00 3 C Taldine Baker, do 140.00 3 Victor Eicher, do a 105.10 3 LeMer Reynolds, do 100.00 3 Leora Pusey. do ■ 100.00 . 3 Wilma Spichiger. do 100. on - 3 W. O. Shoemaker, do, part loo.on 3 Earl Denny, janitor service 70.00 3 John Steiner.’ do 40.00 3 Elm*'*- Anderson, truck driver 10.00 3 Virgil Clark, do 40.00 3 (’has. Pusey, do ... 40.00 I Dubach Bros., truck driver < and expense 287.52 I Standard oil Co., gas & oil 12.00 71». A. Studler. sal. A- of. rent 67.50 I I Mrslib'-rg4-r Bros. Co., stone 275.00 >* Chas. Pusey. labor nt Central 33.651 I' Amos Steiner, hauling stone 30.00 11 <>mon Zimmerman, do 40.00 tl "Wm. Anderson, do 24.00] 16 (’.. S. Gottschalk, repairs 61.00 j *n Dprnocrat Co., printing 21.90 j '3 Otto Moyer, hauling stone 36.80 i •’5 Robt. Merer, road labor 28.00 ( •’7 J. H. Reiff, cleaning cemetery 30.001 **l A. B. Oswalt, teaching 238.67 ’1 (’has. Kizer, do 150.00 31 Esther Munro, do 138.96 31 June Steiner, do 127.50 31 Clyde Romey, do . 115.00 31 Mafv S' , bi4p-enb r »uf. do 88.6.5 •’.l Vidor Eicher, do 93.7 ’1 31 I .ester Reynolds, du . 100.00 ,31 Ix'ora Phsey. do 88.65 1 Wilma Spiclyger, do 89.19 3 1 Geraldine Raker. d<» 129.19 31 W. O. Shr’»emaker. do 153.0 u ’1 Earl Denny, janitor service. 70.00 • 1 John Steiner, du lu.on' 31 Elmer Anderson, truck driver 40.00 Virgil Clark, do 40.00 31 Chas. Pusey. do 40.0" November 1 Frank Nussbaum, repairs 1.75 I 3 D. A. Studler. sal., exp. 100.00 8 Wm. Anderson, road labor ... 50.00 ’1 Milo Sales, do 15.00 12 J. E. Eekrote, supplies 1.53.62 12 F. W. S’udler, do 9.26 °6 Victor Eicher, teaching 105.10 ’6 Leora Pusey. do 100.00 I »ecpmb*r i ' B. teaching 250.00 1 ChJ« FHor. do . 150.00 1 Esther Munro, do 150.00 1 June Steiner, do 127,-so 1 f’lv-dp x I’oniev, do 115.00 1 Mary Schlagenhauf, do 160.00 1 L< ‘•tor Reynolds, do 100.00 | 1 Wi]r'-8 Spif'higer. do 160.00 1 Ce»*Dld’’v Rak-r. do 1 |O.OO 1 John Steiner. Ad vis. board, 1 ■><'. lan s. -v. j; du 1 ’’’d- Uidcrcnn. triu-k driver 100 ’ ’’>”l Tipnnr’-. innit«»r service 70.00 i \’ir-’l *’ln'k. truck flriver to.o 1 r ‘ '. S'ndler. spl. A- of, rent 67.50 3 (’Uo S Pjimcv. buck flriver. 10.00 ' W n. Shoem-iker. teaching 126.50 I 'I s - <o’v,. r SOO tl s inluvi O ;i Co., e-es and oil 17.57 ,1~ w s V’iU<>n. \dvis. service 5.00 • • ' .to-• I’h.v f n chart'-- ... 1.05 Domocr.’t Co., school ail--. 51 ■; '. J. Mower Co., repairs 74.65 Berne Hdw. Co., repairs. 73.75 **t A. B. Oswalt, teaching .50.0 n '7 Chas. Kizer, do 100 00 ' ”9 •». A. Studler. snbirv. so »n 29 Bank pf L. G.. light bills 6J>e 99 I. TOWNSHIP FUND ' ’an. 1. ’24. balance on han.l |:Uifi?.!r’ i i.’of'oipts during year moi n Total nf balances and receipts HI ’4.:”: Di»ihnrspm.>nts during year -tnc Vinal balances 3017‘H ROAD I’U.xn Inn. 1. 21 Rnl mce on h.,n<’ I ’Vf'dptc dii”i.ig vein ' .’’o7.'n» .Total of balances and receipts 21x1.51 I Disbursements during \« ar "x', *i | l-'inal b-iDncew 1.595 XU . SPECIAL SCHOOL FT'ND ;*‘n. 1. '.’l Balance on hand $ Lorelpfw during year 1 n-j If»t.-i| of bill, and ••Pep|p<« I'' 1 >i.sbiir'*on»ontK during year ‘»9|| Final balances 7961 if ' ■ TUITION FI NO ' ■'•in. 1. ’24 Bnliine.s r>n band »' '>:■■-, (( ‘lurliur year t tonx.i;:; total "f l. a | an,| >-i.-vt|'ts ":;T|(;'ni ”xl-'i>-ari-irnts during , rat- Itol'lD: 1 mal balaiu-cx , , DOG FI N’D -'-I B.ilav.'r on hail'] s:;r,( rn. '.fpts 'l'l-ilic rear -..... ~,, T..fn| ~f balances .->',) 1-0. I . [ ■■•bHr i '-">nn(.s durtng yf-ar ;-r|i. I- maj balainws ..... ~ TdtM. of At.b H'XDH I I :t B.lanrc on lv.it.j . $ ■ .-■>-. • . "" l l’ l i; -I'l' iqa year . j i; • a I of (•a) and rr.-ripts -au-.-'o rt ' ' I ba lames oisf.r..., •| Total balances as shown bv ’ “ w^ n rx l(!( ■ . r :;1. to.'l I '.'tai lialaii'-cs ni.d onUtan.l. H-!.’- wari-ai'lH. 1 ><■,■. :: i j t , , . I' I" d"u-l(oi-t. r>,.,' _ I tier JI, lli'.'l 8-iss-' ' - DANIEL A. STI’DEEB ” I rusi,.,. „f Hartford tow-i lK |ii|, I (Parents Urged To Observe < luld Health Day, May I > L'<ntit;i, i-hi-ss hi ;i;\ lei ', I Ititlianaiml’H, Jan. ;>l. _ l'#r«-nto tbrougliuul hidiaua today w.-r>- urgaij by Hr. Ada K Sehweiizrr. head of Ibo 'livbioti ot cliild liygtoiic, state board of health, to observe National Child Lh-ultb day, May 1. They were urged to retohe on that 'lay to give more atteuUoi) to the health of their children or t o begin preparation today for jllic celebration O' that da; 1) getting their children ami toiiow

1 for their improvement. | - »I f parents of all children would i begin at once to ! "’ eclal ' Jon to the health ot their children It ’ ' , hoped, by >'«-V *• 1926 ’ many T I children may know the joy of perfect - ! health," she declared. J - ls every parents *«' h » v « encb ' child examined and will then fol[how suggestions made concerning m- - i ~,-ovement there wili be dally add - [ trtms to the ranks of healthy c-hll- ( I'dren. Some of these recruits will be ( [ drawn from the ranks of children | ■ verging on the edge of tuberculosis 1 who are undernourished, of low vital-J 1 ity, but who, by the observance of : , proper routine and correct diet may , i come to a state of health. i ’ "Others will be children whose breathing obstruction have kept them , starved for sufficient oxygen to aid , I the building of their bodies." She said defective teeth, tonsils [ that have become a permanent hoke i of infection are a menace to the [ health of the child. There injury 1 delicate brain tissues and cause so- , called rheumatism, she declared ; [ Not only these deficiencies but loss ! of sleep, over-excitement, over-eating [ and lack of balance in diet are injur- [ ies and should be corrected. Chil- [ ' dren also should be trained in cleanli- i J ness and live in clean surroundings, j —- How Much Advertising M ill Million Dollars Buy ? ; I , How much advertising will a million dollars Plenty—but you , ' can t make a “big splash" with such i [ a sum. by any means. The relative 1 smallness of a million dollars, when measured against modern advertis- [ ing costs, is revealed by Bruce Barton [ in this week's issue of the Liberty. "Suppose you decide to concertrate on the magazines." he says. “The highest priced magazine page Is the 1 back cover of a woman’s magazine, costing sixteen thousand dollars for 1 one issue. A fair magazine campaign would cost as follows; Cost I Twelve pages in color in four

PUBLIC SALE! Having decided to quit farming, I. the undersigned, will at public auction at my re sidence’. miles north of Berne or I’s: miles south ot Monroe. on Berne and Decal nr roAd, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1925 g Beginning at 10.00 o'clock A. M The following personal property tv-wit: HORSES Bay horse. II years old; gray horse, 10 years old; roar marc. 1 yem ohl, wt l.'iiui pounds, sound, brei; bay horse. 4 years old. wt l.J'.'tt pou’F . all good workers. 888 CATTLE Holst! 11 cow. 1 years old. will he fresh last of February; Guernsey ««. - l> years old. will be fresh August 1; Guernsey cow, 12 years old. will Iwtrei August 15; Guernsey cow. dry. HE SHEEP—B Shropshire ewes. 2 years old. HOGS—Spotted Poland China sow, 3 years old; Spotted Poland Chtnu male hog, 3 years old. <• HAY—About 5 ton of good mixed hay, put up without rain Mk IMPLEMENTS .K i Fordson trac tor, used two years, was well taken care of. and is in A-l ' condition; Oliver tractor plow, in good condition; Roderick beau tractor ' disc. 28x16. in good shape; Dunham t'ulti-Packer, weight 1,200 lbs.; onestl extens en rims for tractors. 7 inches wide; one set extension rims. 12 inew ‘ wide, with el imps; one clutch pulley for Fordson tractor; one governor J Fordson tractor: one muffler and one goose-neck exhaust for 1 ordsoo trie lor; one 75-ft. 6-in. tractor belt, new; one laelt roller. Turnbull wagon. Jr " in. tire, an extra good one: hay ladder; grain bed and stock rack i-otnbtne*. " in extra good condition; Ohio hay loader, one extra crank shaft f° r “ hay loader; Big Four Deering mower. 6-foot cut, a good otic, hay tedder. hay rake: Black Hawk c orn planter with two spools cheek wire; I. H. >■ K -. riding cultivator; Buckeye 8 disk drill; Sliunk breaking plow; J. <■(»"’ riling breaking plow; sing’e shovel plow; douldc shovel plow: mud !>“■ 5 a good one: fanning mill: one spring wagon; one spike-tooth harrow. W u set heavy breeching harness; horse collars; sweat pads; double trees; stop* JJ. trees; two SW-gal. oil drams. u TERMS:-$5.00 or under, cash; over that amount 9 months tiimt * be given on good bankable notes drawing 8 per cent interest lest II ~ No goods to be removed from prem ses until settled for. 4 per >" ul °“ c cash. B. M. SMITH u .. . ■ ; Jeff Liechty. Auctioneer , W. S. Smith, vie Ladies' Aid of Monroe M. E. Church will serve lunch. — — ---, ■ _ I ~ PUB UCSALf I I. llm undersigned, will sell at public auction at my residence I 1 ; s outh ot Peterson. 1 mile cast U mil/- north of Honduras, on |K Friday, January 30, 1925 ~ ■ Sab- to begin at in o'clock a. m. the following personal prop ri " J Be 3 HEAD OF HORSES , ml „ ■ " ... '■ l,l r " an mare. I 1 yearn old. weight 1600. sound; one sorr ;, l b''.""l 11 ‘ 1J years old; one sorrel yearling celt. 5 HEAD OF CATTLE ,„ a( ■ no , jear od half breed Guernsey to be fresh April lid 1 ’; eu l ' ■ - IB old blue cow. to b„ fresh April 11; ( tm 8 year old red cow; 2 spring belie B , calves. These cows are teal njilk cows. ■ th. , , . 14 HEAD OF HOGS E ' win 1,ca, l of Shouts, weighing about 125 lbs.'each; one blood - MB s will farrow March 12. r , POULTRY ... ■ " - dozen Barred Rock chickens; 5 dozen White Leghorn bout; Ttti*'-'»• B •• lions and 1 tom. . . . hay AND GRAIN n,r B g... d A ’"" "J. 0 ”* '' l|l "’”’y Hay; ho bushel of Oats; 1 bushel rd Ttn» ■ ■ Seed, some Early Ohio reed potatoes. ■ FARMING IMPLEMENTS • , B , loader W g ( mr»?*," 1 I>erill F min binder. 8-ft miti S''urb"» *J; I ' Gale r'idi rn t'; *’*•' oru, l < ' l « mower, 5 ft. cm; John Dem- corn I’’"'” B I ' UV '"' breaking plow; 1 doubb ■ ■ harrow rollcw- •>"'| lE ” '' ul, ivalor; 7 shovel enttivutor; am w st" l ' 1 ~ H V ° rU ' JUI,Pr: 1 u " w; I 1 can- \mw a T"\^ 4 ' i ’ ra ' Or ' No - 12; i- gal. barrel churn: I 1" b J ' %, ■ E 'stove oven- l IU . raß: 6 *«»’ teed cooker; 3 bwrnet <”l s'" 1 "• . ; B Motta. "imoK hat ' “'V * I HOUSEHOLD conng ''Jc l,M i hUd '" auy oihrr ■ Wflsmi heathtg l .'° 0 South Bend ktt<M’ ■ chairs, drcslm- . u ,,, " J'’ o '.'”’’ Ing table; 6 diufng room .hair: : 2 ru-MW ■ 1 TERMS— Sums Ot S' a"’ K ***' OUe you, ” t ColHc dog ( , ( j, B e months The u. Over that amount ■' B ii the last 3 niunUv \ * l ! l * > / not ' drawing & ■ ■ ; No | a i-o. b Auct A - j - BEAVIbHa .. I uulfco 6 bru I a S

weeklies Twelve color pag,. s wotnenlH magazines 1 Twelve color pages j n fullr [ monthly magazines , Twelve pages in five fa,.,. ’ I>ai>*rs Then-. million t ' 1 '' "If you went into imw ß p aprh y could buv twelve halt |Of 1.610 papers, r.-.uh,,,, ' million t (1 . JmO. With bilboanls ;,ml pr.,,,.,, you could cover .47 cities, „ r v colud have a card in p ra . - Street car in th" I'nit. j s, ;i , PS ' ' "A million dollars will lUM enable you to eov-r the rommy one method of mlvori>-i : ,< f„ r ' lllll Wisconsin University K Elects New President® (VNIIED PICE-SS si:i; Madison. Wis , Jan ;■) Hoseoe Pound of tl,. Harvard s. l>'-> th" I’niversit.A 'A': ceed President E I Ii- |„.,. aln( known today. t The selection Was „■ a ing of the university 1.-..>,.| ,>f r „. here last night. Th" . . r,. r p..,, " Pound was unanimouofficial atinoum |. [r . eeptance is expect' d v -I,in „ o B See “Billy’’ at H. S. Auditoritirn Wed. and ?!4t o— .. Beatri, 1 can't tha.A it. I can't thay it. Zimmerman-Carper Co.. Monroe st., phone 233, will Hr have a car of A clloaa Homin' Feed here Jan. 26. Better H: place your order for some of this car. Priced beloA\ today's market. 21-22-21 H