Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 2 May 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMO CR A 1 Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller, Pree. and Gen M«r ▲. It Holt bouse, Sec y & Bus. Mgr Entered at the Poitcfflce at Decatur Indiana, as second class jnatter. Subscription Ratos: Single copies — 2 centi One week, by carrier 10 centt O»o Year, by carrier—— 16.0 C One month, by mail 36 cents Three months, by mall—— 31.0 C Six months, by mall— fI.7C Ono year, by mall — 33.00 One year, at office 33.00 (Prices quoted are within first am? second sones. Additional postage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. Foreign Representative Carpentier A Company. 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Newspaper campaigns have reduced lynchings seventy per cent., an announcement from Washington says and no one Is complaining but the rope manufacturers. A San Francisco prohibition enforcement officer has resigned, giving as his reason that he had to take fifty drinks a day to get evidence, it is added however that the government hot no difficulty in tilling his place. Vote Tuesday. You owe it to youi community and to your political party to thus register your right ol suffrage. Its the way provided under join- tonsilitution Io voice your senti inent and to be a good citizen you should vote. Tuesday is the day. \re you already for the truck.Monday? Next week is Clean Up time in Decatur. If you have neglect cd getting ready we suggest you hurry it along the first of the week. Place the old cans and rubbish in boxes in the alley. Let's make it a good one Not so cool, is the prediction foi tomorrow. Welcome news to those who. Jia vr- been fidgeting several day*just on the border of frost which will injure fruit and crops if it comes severely. It is said that there was a slight frost last night but the dam age if any was small and we are still all set for a big crop. The Civic Section of the Woman's Club have placed baskets about the down town districts so that you can drop your paper scraps, auto ticket.® and other articles you wish to dis card therein. It's a rattling good idea for it pays to keep the raveling* gathered up and the yards and streets cleaned. The new plan of the Decatur Ad vertising Association brought a large crowd to the city this morning ami afternoon ami seems to have been a real success. The merchants are trying to make Auto Day a big got together even! and to Show their earnestness have doubled the valuer for Ho- day with gift distributions morning and afternoon. Everybody seemed to pnjoy it fine.

Troubles always pile up when they tail. ii. C. Stephenson, under indict un lit for murder has been sued by hi:', divorced wife. Nettie Brehm, of l’ot-au. Oklahoma, for $17,000 for : iipport of bis child. He has lost, his % power and control and must face codi't a does any other man charged with crime. And to top it off. rumor r.ov Im, it that one of his associates i lo turn stato’a evidence. a,;;-;,,, y ft e ar° going to have a county lair and a good one. Manager Williamson is planning every day for fmrliirc lie assures us a good race program, a big display of agriculture, m auto show, good music and many thrillers and everything that goes to nr'kc it an event worth while. He has made the Elkhart fair tj?o best •ii the state and he will make the iir>,itur fair just as good and better if re will give him the support he dwuld have. What do you say? ‘f.7 7 V s pay an average of eight dollars

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'•e v ” “ — J — — makes the penalty for driving an automobile while intoxicated s.'>bo md six months in jail, which may not be, snch a joke and the secund offense is a felony and means a term in prison of from one to five years. The new law has a lot of other see- I tions and if you are interested, we I suggest you get a espy of the law and I read it over carefully for it has long, j pointed teeth. Whether you like it or not it seems to be the law. I The boys have had a big time this I . week. That's great. But don't for- , get that every week is boys week and that every day is a good time to | boost them along, give thefti clean j , thoughts, help them prepare for atter , while when the burdens of life fall ( upon their shoulders. Take them to , church with you tomorrow, show r them how it pays to shoot square, to p work hard, to think ahead, to help produce, t ogive an honest days work for an honest days pay. to lire for' s I others as w ell as themselves. If we

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| older folks have these tilings in mind i and work at it more during the coining year, then Boy's Week has been a big success. 0 ♦ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ From the Daily Democrat file ♦ I ♦ Twenty years ago this day 4 ♦ « ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« May 2, 1995. Physicians Flaim to have cured President Harper, of Chicago University, of cancer by use of X-ray. W. 11. Hurst buys the Cosmopolitan magazine. C. D. Kunkel contracts for Fountain City, Bluffton. Decatur and Berne bands for fair week*Tom Hailing signs as pitcher with Milwaukee team of the American Association. Mrs. F. K. Allison pun haseg the Miles Pillars rcsideice. Second and Marshall streets.. Marriage licenses: Jesse B. Campbell ami Bessie Cook; Oscar Steiner and Manda Baumgartner: Charles

; # 1 Buy SIOOO On Partial Payments H Many of our de.oßsitors have O bought their first SIOOO here ■ on the partial payment plan. j ■K They have deposited: •3 $3 a week for about 72 months; M or $1 a week for 54 months; ig or S2O a month for 48 months, if Any of these deposit plans, with IB the help of compound interest x II will bring you over SIOOO. gi Figure how much you can (legs posit each week or month. J] Then buy your SIOOO here on ■1 partial payments. Bank OMSurplus Indiana ..’Em .

Rohner ami Daisv Scheercri Leona Butler and Roxey Lord; James A. Wilson and Flora B. Breiner. I Cecil Cole fell from fence and ; broke mm. I H. A. Fristoo is first mun to wear : straw hat this season. Four hundred attended tho wedding of Miss Mary Myers and Mr Emery J Wilson at M E church. —— . o— —— ■

SBig Features Os ( RADIO Programs Today | Saturday's Five Best Radio 1-Yhtures WSAI. Cincinnati, 12 inldtifght. (C.S.T.) -Midnight entertainers. WRC, Washington. 2:30 p m. (EST) U. S. Marine band. WJZ, Now York; AVGY. Schnetady 11.3 b p in. < EST) Diner iu honor of Chaunocy Depew. KED. St. lands, 7:3b pin. (CSTi Grand Central theatre program. WEAP. New York. LU pm. (KST) WEAF’s home talent night SUNDAY’S RADIO FEATURES WEAK. New York; WEEI, Boston; WJAII. Providence; WCAP, Wash ington; WCTS, Worcester: WVVJ, Detroit: WCAB. PittsMirglh, 7:2’' P in (E.S.T.I- Itox) and his gang, follow cd by organ recital. WHO. Des Moines. 7:30 p. in. (C. ST. I—Mason City Glee Club. WOAW. Omaha, !) p. m. (C.S.T.)— Musical chapel service. WGN. Chicago, 9 p. m. (C.S.TJ Gabriel's artist concert. WOC. Davenport, 9:30 p. in. (C.S. '!'.) —Little symphony orchestra. o —•

BE NOT ANXIOUS Be not anxious, O my heart, though disapoiuted. Though the dreams and hopes and high ambitions fail; Though denied the blessings love for you created. Though your well-known-ueed may seem of no avail. If you can not have the river. 10. the Th Get th* Most Ont nt fom • • Vtait to Chicago. Str.p at the COMMONWEALTH HOTEL CHICAGO Ca EwtarfwSecwey Pnrtroay—tloneLlocoln Park- Only 10 minute* frotn the loop our own motor emch - wet qeirt and twt<uL Chicago a Ideal hotd location. The Commonwealth as ford* every accommodation and luxury for yue«4A. UHring Srrx-i<* ala '-arte. Sinfle Roonif from Double Room* from • Write or Wire Axal H. Jobnaoe—Owner and Manage Ptea Orow Avwm M bwwwy Psrtwar. Chuasa

rivulet! If you can not have the lake or ‘ |ily-pond, If the hills, so dear to you.,arc veiled by distance. Yet, in day-dreams, you may glimps the sweet beyond. Every morn will have its sunriseeve its gloom Ing; Every night iy silent stars and silver moon; Blossom time and growing grain and golden harvest Conic to those whose heart with nature Is in tune. Every hour and place, for such, Is full of blessing, Birdies sing at day's dawn and toward its dose, Field and forest robe themselves in tender beaTlty, Flowers give their breath to every wind that blows. God is good - forget some men are mean and selfish, . Disregard the heartless word, the sting, the slight; Look for friendship —do your best, always a blessing. Be not anxious, love still lives and skies are bright. —A. D. Burkett. o y— — Train Wreck May Cause International Trouble Berlin, May 2—(United Press—The train wreck in which 25 persons were killed in tho Polish corridor yesterday may become the basis of an international controversy. The railroad over which tho t/ain was passing connects two German cities, Eydfkuhticn and Berlin. But part of its route lies through the poish coridor which connects Poland with the sea at Danzig. This coridor was hewn out of Germany by the Versailcs treaty and it cuts off a isirtion of ITussla from the rest of the German state. Berlin newspapers assail Hie Versailcs treaty, emphasizing tho fact Hint the train woa manned by a Poish crew. A seiui-official statement intimating that Poland might be liable tor damages may prove the beginning of an international dispute, which would raise the question of I eland's right to (ho corridor. — —_o — BUICK 1923 ( (>A( II Newly painted-Looks like new. Balloon tires and fully equipped. Priced to sell quick. See W. I). PORTER Buicks f-s

U, A Real Chance for Young Men If you really want to prepare yourself for a spainl line of work, you should look into the opportunities offered by the General Electric CompanyIf you have graduated from high school you may select a three-year apprentice course in drafting. _ 1 you may enter a testing course the first step training necessary for an electrical engineer. elf you have not completed your woik in high and are unable to continue your schooling. y’U t-A select a four-year apprentice course in pa er making or machine work. Th. O«nn.t 8kr.,,1, You will earn white you team. You will . <*»•" on th® Company's time and wilt rece towns in the United bonus us SIOO if you-complete a legula States; the nearest one being at the address apprentice COUtse s given below. . the industrial''service Investigate these courses. Ihey offer you a detm£ n,ent w ‘ n bnDt chance and a certain future. GENERAL ELECTRIC C B N E R AL ELECTRIC COMPANY. p E C A 1•.. \ - - * • 4* '♦ • ■ /• * A • » . * •

Notice of Annual Meeting r Notice Ib hereby-Wl'en that tne an nual business meeting of Zion Re- ' formed church of Decatur, Indiana, will bo held Sunday, May 3. 1925, at i 10:39 o'clock a m. at the church for the purpose of electing trustees and - such other business as may come be t fore the meeting.

ANACONDA FERTILIZER Top Dress Hay Field* t There is no such thing as '‘resting the land" by putting it to grass crops. A good hav crop requires more plant food than some grain crops. Here are facts: Plant food requirements (Phoiphrte only) Alfalfa, 4 tons . . 45 pounds Clover, 3?2 tons . . 28 " Common pasturage . 28 11 It will take almost a whole bag of Anaconda to replace the phosphates required to mature the alfalfa crop. If you do not furnish it, then you will not get 4 tons per acre, as you ought. Gome and get it at any of our warehouses. PRICES Anaconda Treble Superphosphate $1.15 per unit Sulphate of Ammonia 2.60 " " Muriate of Potash .85 “ " 16 units of Anaconda (equal to a whole ton of low-" grade 16 r '< acid phosphate) will cost you only $ 18.40 ANACONDA SALES COMPANY 111 West Washington Street, Chicago, 111. J. W. MERTZ fee Alles. Arises and W»ll« CwinKaa CORUNNA.IRDIANa Telajhesg: Mais 6841 W, Ft. Ways* WAFETOUStS: PeHit’e Storage Washes!a Ft. Wave* Dae a ter Produce Decatar Stodabaher Grata A Seed Ca.. BYafftea

CARO OF Wo thank the nei t hb Ofl|M tor their irt Mne<| af| l5 J<Wi the flof.l (lur(n| ot our Father; w« al,/.» Thvmpßon tor his »ertj h “ k Mr aod