Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 61, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1925 — Page 6

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MAKE PLANS FOR COUNTY FIELD DAY Committee Arranges For Annual If. S. Event To Be l I eld April 25 At n meeting of the committee In charge of arrangements for th<- an nual Adams county hit'll school liu-r---nry-mualc and ft. l<l <iay contests held in Berne. a schedule for th«* various events was adopted. The members of the committee are Superintendent Amututz, of Rerne; O. A. Klendworth of Geneva, and Paul Graham, of Mon mouth. The following rules concerning the events were given out by the committee: Due to the fact that there are too many entrants in each event in the Adams county IJterary-Mitsic Contest for one evening's entertainment then 1 will be held two preliminary contests, one at Geneva and one at Decatur. This preliminary contest will be held at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Apiil 17 The e schools taking part at Genova are; Geneva, Hartford, Jefferson and Herne. Those schools taking part at Decatur are; Monroe. Decatur. Kirklan.d Monmouth and Pleasant Mills. Superintendents; Send in your entrant and the selection not later than April 14. Decatur rchools will send their entrants to Paid Graham. Mon roe, Ind.; Geneva schools will send their entrants to O. A. Klendworth, Geneva. Ind. The time allotted tn each event will be lon (10) minutes. The winner in each event will represent his or her school at Rome the following Saturday evening. April LT. for the championship of the county. Ten (10) cents admission will be charged so help defray expenses. Following is a list of the events which will bo held: Piano solo; Reading; Saxophone solo; Oration: Violin solo; Clarinet solo; Vocal solo; Ladies quartet; Orchestra. In order that your boys and girls may be getting warmed up in their respective track and Held events a list is hereby published for their information. This list is arranged in the order in which it will be run off in the county so dovelope your runners accordingly. Boys 100 yd. dash; Girls 100 yd. dash; Boys 880 yd. run. Shot- put and girls 400 yd. relay race; 440 yd. dash; Running broad jump; Mile run and girls baseball throw. High jump; Pole vault; P.oys mile relay. Ft. Wayne Caseys Beat New York Celts, 35-2(5 Fort Wayne. March 12. — Coming from behind in the closing minutes of play, the Knights of Columbus thrilled the 3,(t00 basketball fans at the South Side gymnasium last night by winning the first game of the series from the New York Celts by the score of 35 to 26. A rally in the last eight minutes of the game brought the Caseys from behind and sent them into the front in on ll of the most spectacular endings ever seen in a local game. Playing against what is probably the greatest defensive team in the country, the Knights, after having attack after attack subdued by their eastern opponents, finally crashed through for a victory that will long be remembered by the frenzied fans who saw the game. Chicago Finishes Season Alone In Big Ten Cellar Chicago, March 12. —Chicago ended its 1925 basketball season last night with undisputed possession of the basement in the Big Ten conference. being walloped 17 to 16 by Northwestern on Chicago's floor. Northwestern made only four baskets during the entire game out of upward of two score attempts. The game was also thg. last on tire schedule for Northwestern, which ended the season in eighth position. ’ Chicago had one victory during the season, beating Michigan by one point. The, Maroons suffered 11 defeats. Bluffton High Baseball Schedule Is Announced Bluffton, March 12 —The local high! school baseball team will open its season this spring with 11 games scheduled. The locals will start practice as soon as the weather permits. The first game of the season is scheduled with Chester ('enter for April 10. to be played on the local diamond. The first three games will • • ✓

| be playi-d with Chester Center, Lan I caster and Union Center - providing the weatlu r conditions are favorable The schedule Is IIS follows: Friday, April 111. cite ter Center at Bluffton. April 11. Lancaster at Bluffton. April 14. Union ('. at ftlulTlon April 18, Bluffton at Montpelier. April 22, Petroleum nt Bluffton. April 24 Montpelier al Blufllon April Bluffton at Huntington. Apiil 29. Bluffton nt Fort Wayne. May 1, Decatur al Bluffton. May 8, Manuel Training of Indian polls, al Bluffton May 15, Bluffton at Decafur. May 16. Garrett al Bluffton. May, 23 Fort Wayne Centra) at Bluffton. May 2,6, 13, 20, 22 are open dateto be filled on the schedule. CATHOLIC HIGH PLAYS TONIGHT t Locals Meet SS. Peter And Paul Os Huntington In Last Home Game The Catholic high school basketball team will play its last game before the national Ca'lholie. tourney, al the high school gym here tonight, meeting the SS. Peter and Paul team from Huntington. There will be three games tonight, the first game being between the St. Joseph Catholic school eighth grade girls and the Catholic high school’ girls' second t.ani, at 6:45 o'clock. The Catholic high boys’ second team will play the SS Peter and Paul Orioles in the sec■nil game, starling al 7:30 o'clock The big game will start at 8:30. Catholic High easily defeated the SS. Peter and Paul team at Huntinglon a few weeks ago and Ihe locals expect to experience little difficulty in keeping theit- unbroken string of victories intact, will be the last home appearance for five members ■( the Catholic high first squad. Captain Bud Voglewede. Christen. Holthouse, Laurent and Schulte will be graduated this spring. Coach Welborne, of Fort Wayne South Side high school, will referee the big game tonight. o 'l7 Teams Are Invited To National Catholic Tourney Seventeen teams have been official ly sanctioned for entry in he Nation a! Catholic prep basketball tourney to be held March 19, 20. 21 and 22 at Loyola University. Chicago. They represent more than one-half ofihe total entry of thirty two tcamA. -The seventeen teams entered io date, in eluding the Deiatm' -Catholic high school team, are is follows: St. Patrick, Pueblo, Colo.; St. Pat- ■ i-1.. North Platte, Neb : Cathedral, Lincoln. Neb ; St. Francis .Mission Indian school. Si. Francis. S. D.: Rockbur-.t academy, Kansas city, Mo : St. l ouis U. high, St. Louis, Me.; St. Stanislaus. Bay St. I/mis, Miss.; Marquette U. High, Milwaukee. Wis.; Ixnirdes. Marinette. Wis.; St. Thomas, Rockford. Hl.; St. Marys, Muskegon, Mi-h.; Holy Rosary. De Claims Indigestion Easy to Get Rid Os Asserts Pepsin is Best when Combined with Menthol and Other Good Invigorators and in Liquid Form The Holt house Dru" - Co. Guarantees It and is Dispensing it to Many Stomach Sufferers You can be so distressed with gas and fullness and bloating that you think your heart is going to stop beating. Your stomach may be so distended that your breathing is short and gappyYou think perhaps you are uiffo eating. You are dizzy and pray for quick relief-—what’s to be done? Just one dessert spoonful of Dare's Mentha Pepsin and in ten minutes the gas disappears, the pressing on the heart teases and you can breathe deep and naturally. Oh! What blessed relief; but why nol get rid of such attacks althogether? Why have chronic indigestion at all? i Wilh this wonderful medicine yon can banish indigestion or dyspepsia, catarrh of stomach or any abnormal condition that keeps the stomach in . constant rebellion and one bottle will ■ prove it. ' And how happy von wiil be when your stomach is as good as new for then dizziness, nervousness, sleeples moss, headache. dull eyes and other ailments caused by a disordered stomach will disappear and you will be your old happy, contented self again. The Holthouse Drug Co., and every regular pharmacist guarantees one hottie of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin to show Hie way to stomach comfort.

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925.

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-trial, Lambert rented a homie on North Second street and later sub let purt of the house to Raver. I.am I bert claimed that it was in the agree •airiit that he w.n to have the right to pass through the rear room which I was iti, b i to ilaii i', in order that lie could have access to his own rear! room. . Haver declared that there win tie such agreement. It developed that laimbei't and his wife had p:c si-d through the room all the time until last Saturday, when trouble arose ami Raver linked the door leading to Lambert’s ide of the house and refused to permit Uimbert and his wire to go through the room. Lam bert told the court he reached through a window and unlocked the door. Attorney C. L. Walters appeared as| counsel for Lambert and the carol was prosecuted by Prosecuting Al I ,‘orney John T. Kelly. — „ — . Mr. and Mr.. August Lengerich, of south west of the city, tire the par ents of twin boys, each weighing eight pound-, born this morning. There are ten other children in the family, tive boys and live girls. The •• • i I INCOME TAX Avoid the penalty and file your income tax report before March 15th. We will assist you. Phone for appointment. Suttles-Edwards Co. A. D. SUTTLFS, Mgr. 7 9 10-11 12

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