Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 43, Decatur, Adams County, 19 February 1925 — Page 6

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In a game played In the old high ■’l'hool gymnasium y*d<-nUy <-voiiinr. after clo4e us school, the Catholic high tehool girts defeated the girls’ team from St. Marys high school of Hunt ington by a score of 24 to 10. The locale led all the way, holdin.", i Hi 7 load at the end of the first half. The teams played a three forward, three guard game. the side < enters and for wards shooting at the basket. The lineups(Decatur — Smith (14) and Nark (G). forwards; Baker, center; Murtaugh (4). side center; Christen and Holthouse. forwards. Huntington: Miller (C), and Eckert (2), forwards; Coughlin, center: Martin (2), side, center; Sutton and Fosselman, guards Miss Jeanette Clark refereed the game ■ ■ o •Wonder Five Plays At Huntington This Evening The Decatur Wonder Five basketball team will go to Huntington this evening to play the Huntington Y Celts, junior state champions last year. The Wonder Five will present the strongest lineup this evening that i tiias had this year, it was said this morning. o Berne And Kirkland Meet Friday Night Great interest is being shown In various parts of the county over the impending basketball game between the Kirkland township and Herne high srhool teams which will be play-j ed in the auditorium at Herne Friday, night. The two teams have played each other twice already this season. and each team has scored one victory. Kirkland won the first game, played at Berne, by a five ■ point margin, and Borne captured the second contest, played as the final game in the county tournament, by a fifteen point margin. Both teams will have their full strength on the floor Friday night. Many fans will accompany the Kirkland team to Berne 0 f " ’ "•V Field Goals By Mark M. Upp > So we are to have another DecaturMonroe basketball game. Tin- Monroe varsity has been selected to play the Yellow Jacket second team as a preliminary to the Decatur-Stur-gis game Friday night. That game along ought to furnish much entertainment. Sideliner, of Muncie, calls upon the Muncie fans to have less "know-it-all and more loyalty." He accuses several Muncie fans of criticising the different players and suggesting how the team should be run. The sooner fans learn that the coach is hired to manage the team the quicker | they will become good fans. Just think, four weeks from tomorrow the sixteen regional winners will start the final elimination at Indianapolis and four weeks from Sat- ( urday night, the state champion will | be crowned. And two weeks from tomorrow the sectional battles will start. By the way, the teacher-preacher game is only a week away. February 27 is the date. Get your ring side seats early. The Yellow Jackets have had a successful season, already. They | have won twelve out of eighteen games. Lets fill the gym Friday n ght when they play Sturgis, Michigan, champs of southern Michigan, and show them that we appreciate them and their work. A little encouragement will help a lot in their preparations for the tournament, too. Wabash College defeated Franklin last night, 30 to 24. This was the second victory of the season for the I. ttle Giants over the Baptists. The state championship now lies between Wabash, Indiana, and I’lirdue. •—- —• ■ ■ —— 0~~— —-■ . “Red” Grange Improving Richmond, Mich.. Feb. 18.—(United Press.) — Harold “Red" Grange, allAmerican halfback, is rapidly regaining his strength and no further rent is felt about his condition, ticlording to a statement igsned today by Dr. J. F. McCarthy, his physician. Grange’s willingness to obey instructions has been an important factor in the recovery of the Illinois star from

Willie Hoppe Leading in Tliree-( usliion Match > N. w York, Feb 19 (Special to Tktily Democrat)- Loading by 21 ■ point-. Willie Hoppe, world's balk ; line billiard champion, went into the . final iwo blocks of his match against ■ Bob (’annefax. ushlon champion here today The two stars will ' complt tea ten block six hundred point match tonight for a side bet ! and a division of the receipts. Canne- : fax's title is not involved. —" ■ —- ——— — —-——• , Dick Macklin Is Promoted By Curtis Publishing Co. Dick Macklin, son of Mr. and Mrs r Phil Macklin, of North First street. ’ has been notified of his promotion to the Senior Degree in (he League of . Curtis Salesmen, an organization ■ maintained for its more successful t boy salesmen, by the Curtis Publishing company of Philadelphia. As a I local representative of the company. , Dick has his own business cards and stationery furnished him by th--company and as an additional reward will receive a nice deposit in the local bank. Dick is wearing his senior pin - proudly anti is showing it to his friends. He says that, with the aid 1 of his district agent. Marcellus F. I ‘ Miller, who is trying Io get all of his 1 boy salesmen in the league, he knows ’I he will he successful in attaining ’(higher rank with the company. Dick 'lbelieves in keeping busy and. in ad- ' dition to his work with the Curtis ’ company, he has a regular route for the Daily Democrat. The three magazines published by the Curtis i company art- the Saturday Evening' ' Post, the Country Gentleman, and! the Latlies Home Journal . —o Jim Ross To Sell Fann And Property At Auction l Jim Ross, who lives two miles east of town near the Dent school house! and who has been in poor health for some time, has decided to hold a sale on Wednesday. February 25. at which time he will not only dispose of his live stock, farm machinery and other personal property but will also «nt the same time offer at auction his fine forty-acre farm, one of the best in this section. He has a good sevenroom house, modern, and a fine place j to live. Colonel Roy Johnson is the I auctioneer and the sale promises to! attract many buyers. The house will be sold on terms with a twenty per cent payment down and long limo on I NEURITIS When you've tried everything you can think of and nothing seems to even relieve those piercing, agonizing pains, just go to The Holthouse Drug Company or some other rhn Special Formula No. 2. Bo sure you get No. 2 which comes in capsule form for the liquid form is a special j preparation for Rheumatism. | Take these little dark gren capsules as directed and notice how in about 124 hours they have considerably re'duced. if not entirely banished, those persistent nerve racking pains that caused you many sleepless nights. A ' few more doses and the pains have 1 left you forever. While this particular formula was compoundedd for the purpose of con-1 Ignoring painful Gouty conditions and I what is known as llhumatoid Arthritis —a knotty, painful swelling of the joints—it has proven wonderfully successful in all forms of Neuritis and Sciatic Nerve Pains. You needn't be afraid of its containing dope of any kind —it doesn't. Such things are only makeshifts and caul only at the best give temporary releif. Be sure you've got Neuritis a’d then I vet AlleiuT.it Special Formula No. 2 I Your pains w ill be gohe before you know it. Way to Quickly Stop Worst Cough A remarkable new and simple methed for treating a cuugh gives re’iei with the lirnt doses and usual- J iy breaks a severe cough in 24 Lours. The treatment Is based on the prescription known as Dr. Kings Discovery for Coughs. You i take just one teaspoonful and hold , It :n your throat for 15 or 20 seconds! before swallowing, without > 1 uh.wing with water. The presertpitio/i.has a double action. It not < nfy soothes and heals soreness and • Mutton, but it quickly loosens » no removes, the phlegm and colligation which arc the dir* ct cau-.-e < f the coughing. People have been n-rtonlshed how quickly the Coughing stepped with this new treatment, and the whole cough condition goes In a'very short time. Tne prescription Is for coughs, [ eoldu, hoarseness, bronchitis, spaMnadi- croup, etc. It is excellent *’ ,r cnipirc-n ns well as grownups-— ro namruT drug.;. Economical, too, as tne dose is < aly one teaspoonfuL At al* /rood druggists. Asfc for • K M fSCOVERYZSa j * -ft

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