Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller, Pres, and Gen Mgr E. W. Kampe, Vice-Pres. & Adv. Mgr A. R. Holthouse, Sec'y. & Bus. Mgr Entered at the Postofflce at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies 2 cents One week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carrier — I 5 00 One month, by mall ——— 35 cents Three Months, by mall *1 00 Six Months, by mall »1.75 One Year, by mail —— 13.00 One Year, at office- $3.00 (Prices quoted are withn first and second rones. Additional postage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. Foreign Representative Carperter & Company, 123 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, A Swede has invented a car which will move sidewise as readily as forward and backward. Let Sweeden keep it! It's hard enough to dodge machines moving in two directions. —Fort Wayne News. The tribe of pessimists or optimists, which ever you care to class them, who figured the world would end this week, are no doubt becoming discouraged. They should hunt good jobs and go to work. A petition against "blue Sunday laws," containing 35,000 names, has been filed in the legislature against the Kissinger law which is ready for second reading, which doesn't mean anything for petitions can be secured on most anything if properly work ed. The Indiana house has passed a bill to raise the speed limit for motor cars on rural highways from twenty five miles an hour to thirty-five mile* an hour. The measure ought to have a clause to provide for the proper notification of cows and hens as to any change in the statute. —Lafayette Courier. Though its only five jlays until the 15th of February, deadline for secur ing automobile licenses, a relative small percentage of automobiles in this community are carrying the 1925 number tags. After this week you will be taking a considerable chance if you operate your car without the new tags and no further warning should be necessary. A South Dakota woman who is 10G years old was interviewed the othei day and the reporter asked her quite naturally how she happened to hang around so long. Her reply to the inquisitive newspaper man was "By minding toy own business." and as sh<' flirted away, the pencil pusher was convinced that she knew what she was talking about and who she was talking to. l_iaiLJJU -■L'B.'.'L ■.! ■ Tile cave mystery at Sand Cave. Ky„ may be a take, but its about the most interesting one ever pulled and the public will watch it through now The Chicago Tribune this morning declares that Collins is still breath ing ami in very good health, even giv ing his respiration which they claim is taken through the electric wire ex tending into the crevice where he is held a captive. If its a hoax, its a good one and the public loves that as iitui’h as truth, so there you have it Tl>' small sum of three dollars will pay your subscription to the Daily lk-moer.it one year, if you get the paper by mail. That's less than one cent a day. Surdy you don't want lo‘ do without the news of Adams county when- you can get it at that price ami you also thus support the newspaper which is working for your interests and the community every day In the year. Please do it this month if you haven't taken cure of th!. rsr iiWig'-gai'iae-The Hidden death of Julius Fleisehnt tun. yeast king, sport and wheat gambler, while taking strepous exert lue. ii, another lesson that we -.hoijld all take better care of our ell eif we care to live on tor a hi!* ./e can’t beat it long but we

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call live out our allotted time, barring accidents, i wc will obey the lu#s of nature. We still feel even after we have reached the age of forty-five or fifty that we can do the things wb have always done, but the heart can't do the work, the blood is not manufactured, we fail to resist disease and are stricken. Watch out for high blood pressure and for other signs of bad health. ■ 1 111 " In electing R. C. Parish to the city chairmanship the Democrats have placed an experienced and energetic political manager at the head of their organization. Before coming to Fort Wayne Mr. Parish had a thorough seasoning in political management in Decatur and Adams county and since coming to Fort Wayne has been among the most active and helpful men in the Democratic organization. His personal popularity added to his skill in organizing and directing campaign work will make strong appeal to all Democrats in the coming cam paign. In Vicc-Chiarman Mrs. Henry C. Voight, Secretary Oscar W. Miller and Treasurer William Ortleib the new' chairman will have most capable assistance. With a capable organ ization such as has been created for the campaign Fort Wayne Democrats will go to battle without doubt or mis giving, ready to wage the* contest on the party's record in the city govern ment. —Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. o IBig Features Os J RADIO J Programs Today / TUESDAY'S FIIVE - BEST RADIO FEATURES (Copyright 1925 by United Press) WJZ, New York, 454.3 M. WGY, Schenectady,<l79.s M. WRC, Washington, lifts.s M. and KDKA. East Pittsburgh. 309.1 M. 9 p. m. (EST)— Brunswick music memory contest hour WEAK. Now York, 491.5, WCAP, Pittsburgh, 451.3 M. WFI, Philadelphia, WGR. Buffalo, 319 M. WMAR, Cleveland, 364 3 M. WEEI, Boston. 475 9 M, and WJAR. Providence. Mr. sehurger will continue to op 305.9 M. 9 p. tn. (EST)— Ev»rready I Entertainers in Lincoln program. KDKA, East Pittsburgh. 309.1 M. and KJ'KX Hastings, 2583 M, 11 p. ui. (CST) —Late studio concert. WCX, Detroit, 516 9 M 10 p. m ’ (EfjT)— Red Apple club. o L ' Cincinnati, 43J.3 u 10 p. m (CsT i-a-JUle. quartet, trio, orchestra

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WOULD YOU I Would you have a Christian home? Jesus must be in it; Would you.live a Christian life? Time you should begin it. Sowing season soon is past, , Opportunity moves fast, ( Who gains a goal must win it. t < Would you know the Master's joy? You must first receive Him; [ Would you know His peace and pow- £ er? t Ask and then believe Him. He abides within the heart, , That, for Him is set apart,— f With those who do not grieve Him —A. D. Burkett. c ♦ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ — •; ♦ From th* Daily Democrat fll** ♦ * 20 year* ago thl* day • Feb., 10 — Over 250 Adams eo»n- < ty citizens have paid spring install- ’ ment of 1905 taxes. County commissioners name John ( Magley, Jr. as truant officer to succeed Hie late L. W. Johnson. ( Johnjoz liquor license case dis missed upon motion of his attorney. | Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Moltz enter- I tain at Whist club. Sleighing party to Henry Colle/ home at. Bobo and a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Engle give happy event celebrating son's 18th City officials object to waste, of ! water by pedpie leaving faucet open I to pravent freezing of pipes. MEDICAL SOCIETY TO MEET The Adams County Medical Society , will meet at the Adams County Mom- ■ >orial hospital next Tuesday, Febru- ' ary 10 at eight o'clock. Dr. D. F. - Cameron of Fort Wayne will address i the society on the "Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Diseases of , the Kidney and Bladder.” A cordial • invitation is extended to the doctors ~ in the county who are not members . of the association to attend the meet- . >ing and members of the association . are urged to attend. f - ..*■**, , *<>i-.. * T GASOLINE TAX BILL ADVANCED IN LEGISLATURE (Continued from Page One) • yastaga oi the bill ai amended and i ths minority report recommending!

Solution of H». »» » N OiU N L,» I IB t.*E CR üßl.a v.aWAjT giffßlE y:sße‘i, e’vTt.ei N Am*MdHMHMM(L N IIQ NjO S'L E«C : R AB^m S ( z'nMf:a I’rße er yJ*p I. ~Tif*R sKrßrMTh.i J.l IP IV OT SjfH a h.e b llj. IxicießAiNniE! lit Idmue.dl restoration of the original provisions The bill as amended provides for the admission of one chiropractor to the present medical examination i board. Speaker Leslie ruled the minority recommendations out of order in as much as they had previously been rejected by the house Representative Gottschalk then moved infinite but his motion was tabled and the bill was made a special order of business for Friday. The Holmes Eugenics bill as amended to provide for a jury trial before sterilization of defectives was sent to engrossment in the senate without dissenting vote Court House 5 I i Judgment For $883.84 In the case of Clement F. Green vs. the Rockford Oil and Gas company and others, the court found for the plaintiff and awarded Judgment for $883.84 and ordered a mechanic’s lien on the lease held by the defendant foreclosed. The property was ordered sold. • Answer Is Filed In the case of Paul Lichtensstcigcr vs. Lambert W. Bowen, an answer was filed by the defendant. A reply was filed by the plaintiff and the defendant filed interrogatives. Cases Set For Trial The following cases have been set for trial: March 13. Farmers Stale Bank vs. Frauhiger; March 14, Goodrich Rubber company vs. Hoche; March 18. Bernard Manufacturing company vs. Ashbaucber; March 3, LaFountain vs. Caylor. Judge Sutton has also set the case of Central In ! vestment company vs. Warner forj trial in the Wells circuit court on March 25. Judge Sutton is special judge in that case. Case Dismissed Tn the case of the state of Indiana vs. Fred E. Wagoner. for issuing a fraudulent check, the prosecuting at- ( torney filed a nolle and the case was dismissed. Real Estate Transfers French School Township to Peter N. Moser one-half acre in French township, for $225. Gideon Weaver ctux to Richard S. Wilson, 85 acres, Jeffrson township for $8,500. Oscar D. Weldy etux to John H. Stoneburner et al, 45 acres in Washington township for $5,450. Frank C. Burna etux to Mary Terveer, part of lot 56 in Decatur for $8,500. Glen Miller ctux to Edward G. Stud r, lot 134 Geneva, for S3OO. Clarence C. Shepherd etux to Francis M. Connen, lot 103 in Geneva for S4OO. Old Adams County Hauk to Lee Kepling et al. 56 acres in St. Marys township for $4,500. Katie Bicberstine to Daniel D. Jon etux, lot 24 in Berne, for $2,500. Berne Lumber company to Albert N. Sprungcr. lota 80 and 81 in Berne for $3,500. Anna llirscby ct. al to George Hir-, sidiy 80 acres in Monroe township forj SIO,OOO. Miranda y. Moore to Orval M. Lenhart, part of lot 78 in Decatur, for $1,200. _____ 0 _—_____ Safe Eat Reduction ' Why bo fat? The answer of most fat people is that constant dieting Is; bard, coutipual exercise is tiresome and exhaustive—and then, too, it might be harmful to force the weight down. That was the old-fashioned idea Today in Marmola Prescription [ Tablets all these difficulties are over-1 come. Just h pleasant little tablet,' after each incal and at bedtime causes fat to vanish. This modern method is easy, entails no dieting or exercising and has the added advaat age of cheapness. Get a box of these tablets and start taking them now Within a short time >ou will be getting rid of fat steadily aud easily without starvation diet or tiresome exercise. You will be comfortable and abb* to enjoy the food yon like and want. Even after taking off many pounds, there will be no flabbiness or wrinkles remaining i Yo’j will feel 100 per ceut better All drug stores the world over sell Marmola Prescription Tablets at o«e dollar for a box. or the Marmola Comj panv. General Motors Building. De--1 trort Mich, will gladly send them to > you on receipt of ths price.

CARD OF THANKS We wish in this manner to thank i.ll our friends and neighbors or, their kindAdW and assistance shown uh during the sickness and death of our husband and brother, "'8 llollsr; also the Rev. Shipley an Ilcv. Wisner for their consoling words. Mrs. Ruth Roller and brothers and sisters., Svmphony Orchestra To Appear Here February l!» Decatur and Adams county mush' lovers are anxiously awaiting l! " »— 11111 111 1

Bright and Early come the first authentic Spring Suits—-36 of them! Just a handful to a store like this but a complete wardrobe for enough men to fill three AT f juries! xu * I This is our first shipment of " fi ■ M y Sprint,' Suits—it represents what will be M l i this Spring and Summer and esen tho ou Wk IH I. * haven't the slightest intention of rushing the / 1 season—we want you to see them. ' || U 4 Beautiful new fog shades—London Laven- 4 I dors—Azure Blues and Nevada Silvers. | 36 here now as this ad is beinp written tr a ' BUT—bv the looks of the customer at the mirror there will be only 35 when this adv. is set in type. M MICHAELS-STERN SPRING SUITS F $30.00"' $45.00 STETSON H ATS $7.00 fofuk-T-Myeo Go J SETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J MONEY-AIMLYS-•DECATUR* INDIANA* * " ' We are extending the time limit on our Used Ford Car Sale For A Few More Days I Saturday was a banner day with us in our used car department. The rush was so great that we were unable to give the proper attention to everyone. Therefore, we have decided to continue our sale for a few more days. ONLY A FEW USED CARS LEFT SALE, PRICESISTILL'ON WHILE THEY LAST All these cars are in fiist class condition and more than reasonably priced. Get in on this sale aud save money. Remember, only a few- left and they’re real bargains. r * 1,1 ■""■'■ ' — . —- _ Full Amount Will Be Allowed In Trade For New Car Within 10 Days Adams County Auto Company INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS" Exclusive Ford Dealers Madison Street •t, Phone

appearance of the O^ p leetrum Symphony Onhcatra. which «»’• a concert In the »i«h School Auditorium on Thursday evening. Febre,rv 19, at 8:15 o’clock Tickets are now being sold throughout the city at 25 and 35 cents, and indicationa are that a good audience will hear I thia mueical treat. The Gibson orI cheat ra comes to this city highly recommended by the public in Fort Wayne snd surrounding cities where they have given concerts, and the I people of Decatur and vicinity will 1 „ ()t b(> dlsapointed in the program which the orchestra Is going to I give in this city. Remember the date I Thursday, the 19th

1 Wr and Mra A»thw > Wayne, vi.it <4 Mr , Doyle, at the home of •Mr. and Mrs. Lew ls ’ Twelfth at™. Doyle M 1 ' fortun ’ Wllnt * ' and breaking his right p . f thn h,p ' H * able to it ’ '■ day for the first tinp,. s <» r ’ notice ’ The Roy Bcouta will hare . al tho central building t L 1 at the usual time a quested to be present. ’ „ UII4M f w Taxi.