Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1925 — Page 2

| CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, 1 NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ ♦f ■" . 1,11,1 " — •• l ""'" FOR SALE Foil SAI.B -Throe piece gcnuitiu leather parlor set; one solid oak os ul library table. If interested call pbone 6'>2. 306 S. Winchester street, jieoaiur. 78Uix KOfl HAI.K < 270 capacity Qu>'en Ipcubutvr, Mid one 14 11 cnpaclty Ho'ie City- Both pood as new. Reasonable. Mattie Voting. JBt6 If IK S.\LK A six-room house and 314 acre sos ground at 947 Hush street. Inquire there or write Postoffice Box 153. 79-9tx Foil SALK —Pure lilood l’atridgo Hock cgjrs. SI.OO for 15. Writt* box 95 or phone 32. Geneva. Ind. S3n'-x KOU'SAI-K—White* IVklifguose eggs and duck eggs. Mrs. It 1.. Wilson. Monroe. Ind.. If. It I ' i 2-*lx LIVE EAStERTUMTS - For Safe. Phone fi2.">. 77P5\ cod UOR JiALffJ—Sure crow pot a t(V»s. flarlv Ohio and t kibblers from Kill Nputl Certified slock. 1! ■ trueti-d $1.25 bushel. A'so -It''Ki'tefed Holstein male calf. Dam 90 lb 1 cow and calf, 1 springer. J. t>. Tricker. route 6. pnone 50911 77t3 end I'llli SALIJ- Grape Vines. Selling tint piiee $1.50 per ten, prepaid. ALso Weeping Willow. Tameri.v. Hardy I lydrandeas, etc A fine list of (iladio)n bulbs. Price list free. Moody Bronneman, Berne, Ind 73 ts eod FOR S\ UK It. ('. It. I. Bed eggs for hutching. 4 cents each. Mrs. K, S. Christen, phone SOS L, Decatur. 1! It. 7. Oltf eod FOR SAI.H -Karly variety yellow seed corn. Hand picked early from field peter Pearson, Ilecatnr. Ind It. It. I. Phone 870lt. TTtOx cod Ptifl~SALK— Durham bull; chicken feed of all kinds. IV. M. Kftson. phone 863-R. 83t3x LOST AND FOUND Hr ay (Hove between North Kfgbth and North Tenth street. Finder idease call phone 530 or return to this office, sitOx FOR rent I'o\ lU^NT—7 room house on ISouth Winchester street. Call at 1104 Madison or. phone 471 Sill 3 WANTED YYANTF.D —Rugs io clean: also wall paper. Edward Knavle, phone 758 83t3x WANTED ■—’ Good clean rags suitable for cleaning up presses and wiping type. Will pay 7 cents per pound. Decatur Dail.v Democrat. OOtGx * WANTED Experienced • Warner & Swascv Operators External and Internal (irinders Potter & Johnson Operators and Tool .Makers Lathe Hands Machine Repairmen Job Setters Lear Cutters AH Kinds of Machine Hands No Labor Trouble. Apply at the Employment Office of th« Plant. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Truck Plant Fort Wayne, Indiana & ' WANTED —rfou.-v vork to do. "all phono. No. 471 or at 1110 West Mstdisoti street. 81t3x WAITED—Work." odd joint, cleaning rugs, v t»siting windowami purclx . l'ragk Straub plume 474. 82t3x XV'ANTEIa-To rent a room in private home and private garage loom. Ad dress Wilson, care Daily Democrat., bj n'e\t Nulurduy, 8343 x — o Divorrc (vises Five Marion County (’ourls Busy IndtHUHpelie Af*il| T (Unit'd Freao t -dEfi'vfjrcc.,. Itejd the live War inn cettflty odporior court., binty dming 1924. according -to i report by I’aui Maloont, deputy county clerk. During the year the courts grant ml 1.399 divorces. Approximately 2,•ibi tfivoec' complaint.; w ere tiled dut ing the year. —o Gar? , Three niurtlera. two us- ! i-ie a«*l Jowr ilee'Jis la automobile • ajsslic.!** Is the blood, record ot Gary tines Jait'W.. 1.

—.... .—-y- —r---.—~ —.. > * BUSINESS CARDS H. FROHNAPFEL, D. CL DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE Neuroclometer and iolnofl'Mh : fo' SERVICE F# Location Poaltlc at 144 South 2nd Straat Offico Phona sl4 Raaldanoa >o* 1 Off'ea Hourar 10-if 4.« W 1-* 44 *K I — I ** S. E. BLACK t Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant ;! falls tinswercd promptly tiny or night. - Oil ice phone 9U. Home phoue 727 ' FEDERAL FARM LOANS , I anrtracta of Title. Real Eslat* Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan tutrrest rate reduced October 15. 1924 See French Quinn, Office —Tnk« first stairway •outh of Decatur Democr* N, A. BIXLEH OPTOMETRIBT Eyes Examinetl, Glasses Fitt . HOCRB: ( to 11:30—12:30 to Saturday 8:00 p. » Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of I ' 5 PER CENT I money on Improved real ea'ato. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER S ABSTRACT OFFICE 138 S. 2nd St. Lake County Taxes To Amount To $6,000,000 Gary. Ind.. April 7. —(United Press) When the May tax paying period j closes Lake county will be S6,tMO,tKH> ; richer. County Treasurer Otto Frfhdd declared today. Money from taxation is (lowing into I the treasurer's office more rapidly this > year than ever before, he said. Duriog March Lake coun‘y tux-pey-I I er.s paid $247,225.31 u taxes. i ■ o I j O MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets OPENING GRAIN REVIEW 1 *i Chicago, April 7. — Grain prices moved up at the opening of business on the board of trade today. Strength in sentiment, created through bullish reviews issued by leading traders, was stimulated early by an advance in Liverpool. Broader trade in corn was inspired by better cash business. Oats sympathized with other grains. Provisions sold off with hogs and grains. FORT WAYNE LIVE STOCK lings I Sit to Itu pounds, $12.25: Itn to l.Mi pounds. ’sl2.sn; 15u to I7u pfSinds, $12.75: ITO to 2lhi pounds. si:’.:’n 2nd to 2dd pounds. $13,311: 3#tl pounds ami up, sl3. tn; rough . sll up: stags, sfi.stt; (alves. s7.un<frstl.uo: lanihs, sll mi. East Buffalo Livrslotk Maikrt Rpceipts DUni. shipments 171 •>. oflTi ; i ial to New York yesterday. 4910. i Hogs closing glow. Grades Itjtc lbs. jup $11.154r 14.25; bulk $1125; light | "edit SIT onto i 4 : |iigs $134/13.50; ‘packing sows roughs. $12(ft12.25: cattle 225 slow; sheep 3600 host wool I sit:* cHpitefl «we 3 [email protected]; calves 300; tops W 3 LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected April 7) 1 4'hickoits, lb IXi Leghorn Chicken* 13< Fowls 18c Leghorn Fowls 13r Ducks 14c G'eefie • 2c Old roowt prs 8c F.trga. per dozen . 123 c LOCAL GRAIN MADKIT (Corrected April 7) Oat f. per bushel 35c Rie. per bushel SI.OO Barley, per bunhel 78>: New Wheat, No. I $1 45 New Wheat. No 2 *l44’ AtOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs, per dozen. 24c BUTTERFAT AT STATION | Butterfat 37c

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 1025. „

JURORS ENJOY ! A REST DAY No Session Held Today In Trial Os Typhoid Fever Damage Suit The Jury hearing the evidence hi j the Fort Wayne typhoid fever damage suit, which has been on trial in the Adams circuit court here tor more, than two weeks, received a rest today. the court having continued the case from yesterday evening until Wednesday morning, in order to permit some of the attorneys in .the easel to appear in a case which came up for trial In a court at Fort Wayne this morning. Although the jury was not on the j job today, tho attorneys in the case appeared before Judge Sutton this afternoon and presented arguments' on motions to strike out parts of certain before they arc pre scnteil to tho jury as evidence in the! case. i Plight witnesses testified in the trial yesterday, including six Fort Wayne physicians, who testified that several patients treated by them during the fall of 1923, were afflicted with typhoid fever. | Counsel of the Lincoln Trust company. which, us administrator of the -state of Herman Bauermeister, brought the suit against the city ol Fort Wayne and the Pennsylvania; railroad company for slo.t>uu damages for the death of Mr. Bauermeister, bated yesterday that about two more days would be required to finish the J introduction of„evtdence for the plain tiff. Several d.iys likely will be rc qulred for the defense to submit its evidence. OPEN MEETING OF BANKING SCHOOL Fort Wayne Banker Secured To Live Talk Here Tomorrow N'iglil • The Decatur chapter of the Ameri•an Banking Institute will have an •pen meeting tomorrow night at the Catholic high school auditorium at 7:3t) o'clock. An interesting program bus been provided and everyone inerosted in the subjects tlicit arc to lie discussed is invited to attend. The Decatur class ho'-.ls regular meetings each week on Wednesday night and all employes of the local banks arc members of the chapter. 1 At present the local class is taking the elementary course, and at its ompletion in May. all who make a •'iissing grade in the examination wild eceivc a eertitticate. It is not known -s yet whether or not the advance course will bo taught hext yeas. The program tomorrow night brings to Decatur one of the most successful bunking. He will talk on the subject, idling, vice-president of the Lincoln National bank of Fort Wayne. Mr. Btiesching was for several years a bond salesman and has acquired considerable knowledge in all phases of banking. He wild tlak on (lie subject. "Stocks. Bonds, and Securities”. Mr. I’uescliing is a forceful spc'ukcr and is ;ald to know his subject thoroughly. .1. i.ntz. Decatur attorney., will talk on “Contracts." and will devote special attention to the bearing of run traits on banking. Mr. Lutz is re ;:arded as an authority on this sub jert. Sister Aimeda. of the Decatur Catholic high school, "ill give a talk on the "History of Banking." Considerable rfforl lias been extend “d to make tomorrow's program one of interest to ban kern and oilier business men and «onten. The public is In vited to attend and is assured that (lie program "ill be both interesting and instructive. President Asserts His Attitude Toward Business By William J. 1-oislt, fl' IV Staff t'orro pornleni i Washington, April 7.— A further. filalepiPiit by Hie President, of tliej Coolldgo aflminislrtaion'H attitude toward business in his address to a convention of textile manufacturers here last night, revealed that it Is j aiming at the "honor system*" in Im bless. j "We shall never reach an ideal condition in our incliisfrial life." said the u - ' ~ ' —U | DU. C. V. CONNELL ! i • I VETERINARIAN i . . Special attention given to I cattle and poultry practice. ■ 08ice !2d No First Btreei I I Fboe* Ottlc# 148—Residence 10i o 0

I President, "until Titc laws are volun I tartly observed by our citizens withlout tl»o constant and wasteful inter--1 position of government and court action " The President here Identified himi self with the doctrine which the secretary of Commerce Hoover has been preaching to industry for four years —that the way to take government out of business Is to put some selfj government Into it and on its own account. ] Court House \ e Order Is Modified in the case of Charlotte Gephurt vs. I True I*. Gephurt, the petition of Hit ! defendant to have u recent order o' the court in regaui to an allowance modified was sustained. The order was modified and the defendant was ordered to pay the plaintiff $25 per month. Guardian Appointed The petition of Mary S Bowers ti have ti guardian appointed for John i S. Bowers lias been sustained by the court ami Mrs. Bowers was appointed Guardian, site filing bond in the sum or SIO,OOO. Tlte guardian was appointed on the grounds that Mr. Bow ers was incapable of managing his own estate on account of his old age . and Infirmities. ) Case Dismissed i The case of Herman D. Springei vs. Lucy Bell Curry ct at., has. beer, dismissed. Inheritance Tax Due In the estate of Rachel J. Stouten berry, an inheritance tax report show cd that the net value of the estati was $8,018.23 and that the husband Jay It. Stoutenbcrry, owes Inheritance -tax in the sum of $6.83. Real Estate Transfers Ora Townsend, etux. to Carl If wit i Scliug, inlots 454 and 455 at' Berne j for a consideration of $1,700. .Jewish Passover Begins Next Wednesday Evening On Wednesday evening at scvei o'clock the Jewish Passover will be ' gin. it will continue for eight days and special services will be held. Barney Kalver. who lias attended the services in Fort Wayne in past years is unable to go i4is year and the feast will be observed at the hpme of Mr and Mrs. Max Moyer, on Eighth street. During the Passover uuleav cn bread will be eaten. I 0 One Os Chicago's Largest Bootleg Syndicates Raided Chicago, April 7.—(United Press., —Chicago police today turned"ovet to federal prohibition authorities Ho books and accounts of one of Chi cage's largest and most efficient in dustries — the distribution of boozt •md the management of disorderly re I sorts. • Police raided the sumptuously furnished office o( the syndicate am, \uuuu there in neatly audited Icdg ers, tiling cabinets, memorandum, and other devices of modern bookkeeping many accounts of law violations. Included in the information gath cted from the data on the books, were : titc names of hundreds of wealthy liquor customers, saloon keepers with ruuninga ceounts, the names of dis orderly resorts and their inmates as well as a list of polite officers, gov I ernmcnl dry officials bribed and car '.load Itoozc deliveries. lit addition to tit*' details of the j bfjuor jobbing was an account of the operations of four of Chicago’s greatest breweries. i At the head of the syndicate was Johnny Torrio, beer baron, ,\I Cap "tti. alias Scarlarr ,\| Brown, host at < liicago s most scarlet resorts, reign cd. the raid revealed. I lie officers of the trust were in ' office bearing the rmine of a pybr h-'i'tu *• magnifier irMy appointed bb«e. On shelves about the room "as liquor of every description, from beer to champagne. Telephone call, on record showed that liquor flowed into Ihe offices or the Chicago bootleg trust from every known inlet in the United Slab-, I'rom New York I ' 'dy In A nit v ill, , N. t Liiporle To Vole On Daylight Saving In Uriinary Isi pori e. Ind.. April 7 • Bc-ause resiI dents of (lie city iferncd equally ih viilrd on the daylight saving pan the city council last night acted to place the ipnjUion before the voters of the primary election May 5. I 0 ~ Honduras Lady Held For Sanity Inquest Bluff ton, April 7—' 'Mi.- Elizabeth Bahli. of Honduras, was placed in the T'elL county fail Saturdr- uigbt to await a sanity inquest. Mrs. Saiili

was taken Into custody uftor offida-s here received information that «he hud walked from her home to Vera Cruz and could give no cause for her actions. —o — — Aged Lady Burned To Death At Hamilton, Ind. Hamilton, ind.. April 7—Cuuse of the lire which burned Mrs. Dul SteulIcr. 70, at her home lute yesterday re wained u mystery today. Her body, charred beyond recognition, was found on the lloor near the door. — o — Connersvillc. — Search has becu *tarted for Harold Cox. 13, who disappeared here aßcr having told otliJ hoys he wus goittg to St. Louts. ' Shelbyvllle. — Mrs. Ruby M. -Morse, has filed suit for divorce in Shelby circuit court alleging that Scott 11. Morse, the husband, made her keep their marriage two years ago secret. Rc sure aptl >our free] Easter flowers Saturday at (• i 1-' pens Urocery. 7-9-10 \ NOTICE TO TAXi’AYERS Notico is lioroby given that MONDAY. MAY 4. 1925 will lio the fust day for paying > (,ur Spring iustallmont of l»ixos. I In* treasurer’s office will lie open from S a.m. to 4 pin during the tax pay log season. All taxes not paid by that time will become delinquent and i penalty of 10 per cent will be adled. Do not put off your taxes a s .hey must be paid, and the law points nit the duty of the treasurer. Those i v\ho have bought or sold property md wish a division of taxes should come in at Ome. li- n’t wait for the rush. No receipts can be laid away for anyone, bo do not ask for it. LOUIES KLEINE Treasurer of Adams County Apr. 6 to May 4 t — o MHII I HI l l>\l or k*t\ti: No. 2077 Notice in hereby given to the cerdi»us, hciTR ami loffabes of Mary K. \orn. tlci c.'isccl. to appear in the AU.u\» U ire uit <Ymrt. lie LI at PirTiur, *r»liana. on tin Jluth day of April. !■*-«», iml show cause, if any. why tin* KIN A!. •iKTTLKMKNT ACi’ul'N'TS v.Kli the stale of sai«l d* - eilent sliooM not lx* ipproved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make p'niof of heir* ship, and receive their distributive qmres. r.ixmr.B e kj:i:n. I'xccutor. Decatur, Indiana. April fi, 11*25. Pure B. Krwin, Attorney. 7-11 noihi: oi iino slitiiiufm or Notiei* is hereby given to tin er<di : .om. heirs and of Caroline luhler. and also to Edward Buhler, 1 md also th» heirs, letfateeji and devH ices of Kthvurd jQuld'yT. deceased, to tppear in tin* I'ttcuTt held it Decatur. Jnufaror. on the 2C»th da> »f April. and slu»w caus»‘. if anv. /liy the FINAL SETTLEMENT AOj't'NTS with Uu estate of said de* T-dent should not 1*« approved; and «aid hedrs are notilii-d to then and Jicrc make proof of heirship, and reeive their distributive shares. KUDoLUH SClIEij, Administrator Decatur, Indiana. April 1 !*2A. L<*nhart and Helh r. Attorneys 7-11 - Q — Come in Saturday and «cl our free flowers f«> wear on Easier morning. (Ripens Grocery. 7-9-10 VIOOSF ANSI'A I, ELECTION, j The annual election of (he vO.val Order of Moose will he ield at the regular meeting of he lodge Tuesday evening. Ipril 7th and all members are irgcd to be present. A lunch .v ill be served and a good a(endance is desired. Hi-7 K. H. Green, Secy. mmmmmmmum j Sound Pure Bred Stallion Ueve il' Or ib 1 llaux l!;iy ltclgiuii stallion. No. 6046, will stand this sea ] sou at the U. U. Beer farm. 1 mile! west and 3 miles north of Berne. This si a 1 lion weighs a ton, yind is! >n«' of !li<‘ old line Imported Stallions] The keeper will guard against all iccidenlH, hut will not be responsible! ihoiikl any occur. The animal is now at the Beer arm and farmers are invited to look him over. €. C. BEER, Owner and Keeper f»t*f444»>*44*4*44,H444*44 Wayne Feeds VVc have a special price on Wayne I'ig and Hog Feed. ; Also on. Wayne 21'. Dairy Feed. Remember us when you nerd anything in (he line <>f Hraii, Midds, Tankage, Hominy Feed. Oil Meal & Colton Seed Meal. Our prices are the lowest. I Zinjnierman-Carper I (dm pa ny Rhone W. Monroe St. I

I Gas Store] Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company It Kills April Chills! At the Turn of the Tap * £ \ INSTANTLY, cold spots j -■ i';'TTW disappear and a coxy | B VR-'X'V H warmth spreadsthrough , jP. ! 0 ! IX the room when the Radi- R \\ antfire is lighted. ii 1 We have several models rjfeisiiiwTMgr^s.^^ | and designs to meet all living room and installa- j jj tion conditions. Odorless Li j and, of course, there is no tes • J g muss or inconvenience. U Only S2O as shown— Sold on Easy Term

The Complete Answer To Your Hot Water Problem this Summer $195.00 n CASH Mil <r t* Or on Terms (g/sm T iir Only $5 S Down : Eli 12 months s to pay Storage type suto- j* tnatie gaa water | heater. Have hot [!• water always on . hand and in abun- L dance. Thii heater operates automsti- BjjjS?*'^ rally; needs no at- THBjB Si tention. Investigate. '»*■ fcaj# Liberal allowance • . on your old in- I if 7 atantaneoua water | heater, tank heater, I O coal heater or fur- ! nacc coil. ® “It Lights Itself” Buying “On Your Gas Service Bills” Buying the best is no hardahir when you can make a very small first payment and have the balance included monthly on your tervice bills. In addition you have the use of the appliance while you are paying for it. i Heat Water with Gas i Only $2.50 Down Clothes Washers fit cAny Style fjL/fts A real time and Aa Ub o •ae frame and EF3 dra Luniinoid Only $lO Down and $lO monthly | Crisp Toast toaster you ever used.

Gas Range Headquarters An Attractive Gas Range Rijrlff or Left Haiiil Oven Only SfN.OO Down Price. $92.00 12 months to pay Simmering Burner Lorain Oven Heat Regulator Range LnamcieU door i>uuei. , <. -piaslitrs. top. linings, oven sides, buck rail legs. Broiler pan and burner tray With oven regulator. Delivered \iiih usual gas connections free. The finest and most complete line of pas ranges in town can he seen at our store Full Enamel Range a | cn || j 30 1 Simmering Burner —Top Lighter A high quality range, snow *• ut« porcelain finish, enamel ■ door panel*, broiler pan,^‘ tncr tray, hack rail, ahelt an 1 lcgf This em? tanee »'Kh hea' reg'' *' . tor. $l5O. Balance in 1- «T monthly payment*. Only $ 13.00 Down A Range for Long-ilm£ Service Btch* or Left Halid Oven Only $5.00 Down Price. $.32.00 12 months to pa.v L*'SjS ovens, w-hlte enamel •(’^ nit( door panel s , brctler r , tra;, “tsych-a-bn*—" liveYed. Usual gas conn- -