Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 127, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1925 — Page 7

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday |,v THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO j H. Heller President and Goin ral Manager A. P Holthouse ( Secretary and Business Manager Entered at the Pnßtoffi.ee at Decatur, Indiana a« second class matter. Subscription rates: Hintrle Copies . , rt , n|s (Hie Week. by carrier J() One Year, by ottrrler One Month, by mall 35 Three Months, by mid) ()()| Six Months, by mall One Year, by mail v , ,' H) (Prices quoted ore within first and necond zones. Additional postage out Id- > Advertising Rates made known cm application. Foreign Representatives Carpenter A' Company, 122 Michigan Ave Chic agoFifth Avenue Building, New Vorl Chy; N \ Lite Rid- Kat.sas’t'ity,’ -do Os out the flags nn<i bunting and fix up for Satin clay in honor nf the brave men who at one lime or another defended ihi kind i f the free and home of the brave. * * * * Showers are predicted for today. Good. Hope they come, hope they are warm and gentle and that they .revive the corn,/ wheat ami which suffered severely from the cold weather. * * s * Tomorrow is the big event —Auto Day in Decatur. The Advertising Association welcomes you and hopes you will come and enjoy the day and do your trading. Remember that every effort | to please you with service and quality is being made. Come to-! morrow and come often. ‘ * * * A county like Adams with the finest farms and the best people in all the world, deserves the best fair in the middlewest and we can have it if we combine our strength and resources and efforts. Keep in mind the big event for the week of September' ]. r >th. * * * A If you wish to provide a car for the Memorial services Saturday, it will Im- appreciated by the committee. Meet at the Legion Hall at 8:30 for the trip to St. Joseph and the old cemetery or at j the court house al ten for the parade to (he Decatur cemetery, where services will be conducted. * * * * Thomas It. Marshall, for eight years vice-president nf the United States and four years prior to that service, governor of the great state of Indiana, is seriously ill in a Washington hotel. Exhaustion ami heart trouble, brought on by many years of strenous duties are the ailments announced. A million people in Indiana will pray for the speedy recovery of this great and good man, of whom we are all so proud and for whom every one holds only the kindliest feelings of love and admiration. * * * * The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announces a Jubilee anil Fun Festival to occur on Liberty Way, August 24th, to 29th, benefit of the new home. They will work out a great program and it is needless to tell you that it will be a week of tun and frolic and that you are invited to participate. Nearly a hundred applications have been received since the new home was pur chased and it is expected that many more will be received during| the next few weeks. * * * * . | Saturday is the day set apart for remembering those soldiers! of the various wars who have answered "taps, and tor honoiingj those who arc still among us. Appropriate services have been planned in which every citizen, young or old who so desires, can ■ take a part. The memorial program will l>e held at the Decatm cemetery at about eleven o’clock, when Rev. Light will deliver an address and the ritualistic service will lie given. Aitei all the greatest part of such an occasion is the feelings within our own breasts. '/* * * * A dozen armed bandits, swooped down on the little town of I Brook, near Kentland, Indiana, took charge of the telephone plant, placed the night watchman under guard and proceeded to dynamite the bank safe, securing $2,500 in cash. We have never | been very strong for a state police force and we are not now, but if we could borrow the United States army for a few weeks, long enough to wipe put this gang of Jesse James descendants, it would be appreciated. * * * * Newman T. Miller, the state fire marshal, writes us in a very interesting manner concerning his work and asking further cooperation which we are glad to give. After ail it we 1...\t hig i in surance rates its because of the hazzards, many ot which could if wv really desired to do it. be removed. If we make our properties as nearly fire proof as possible, if we obey the warnings sent out and if we watch those things from which disastrous fires usually start, we will be surprised at the very low insurance rates we will eventually have. It’s a good thing individually ami a good thing for the community. * * ■* * The coroner of Wayne county has lound that the death of an inmate at the Eastern Hospital tor the Insane at Rtchmond, came as a result ot a gross violation ot the instttution s rules by an attendant, who disappeared immediately after the death of the victim. The coroner’s verdict shows that the inmate who .ited was taken out of a line of patients on their way to bed and was ordered to take a bath. Williams, the attendant tn charge, turnrd him over to another insane patient who, ,t appears, strapped the man in a bath tub. then turned on water so hot th..t the lt.itbet was scalded Io death. Although Williams was employed at the asylum as an experienced attendant, there appears no record o where or how (bis experience was gamed. Although W.lham was discharged and although it may be generally felt that he superintendent ot the hospital cannot be held d.rectly respons ble lor the death ot the scalded patient, the tact remains that the superintendent ought to have held Williams for the apprehension of the authorities. —Fort Wayne News. ’r/.r . ‘,.. Lt;■ 7.1 i»j’ j H-!--1 HiiDttii 1- i *

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______ WEAR. Cleveland; WWJ. I Detioit; WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul WOC. Davenport; WSAI. Cincinnati. !i pin (EDST) —Atwater Kent artists WRC. Washijj.tton; W. 17., New York: WHY. Schenectady; WBZ Springfield, 7:30 p m. (EDST) —Con cert by the U. S Marine band. WCBD, Zion. 8 p.m. (CST)--Zion prep graduation exercises and con cert. • _o HAS LEGS CUT OFF SECOND TIME TODAY Elkhart. Ind , May 28 Charles I Davis, 18, had his legs cut off the second lime when an auto was struck by a last train here. They were wooden legs Years ago he lost both limbs when fie was run over by a street c ir. I Both stumps were fraciuled and his condition is serious. oEthyl Gasoline On Trial For Its Life | Washington. - (United Press.)— I "Ethyl gasoline," made with tetrae- ' thyl lead, goes on trial for its life here | today, at a meeting of about 40 representatives of the gasoline industry, labor and automobile organizations, and other interested groups, called by the United States Public Health Service. cornsiTi Nothing so quick to stop BLdl/ pain; Bo suie, so healing mm DTSchoU's Ai drug and Xino-pads ”—“

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I / I / ’ ''WF? < z < isdflV ,; I ';■ I I wMiiiiw I I I Fwmuhing> I Hats Off to Those that I I Paved the Way I I “Cheers for the living; tears for | ' | the dead”—and a thunderous sa- S | ' lute for all the veterans, old and ■ 9 new! Decoration Day is their day. || I It is only fitting that we lay aside I I our usual tasks and devote the |S I day to honoring them. 1 I ■ I TEEPLE &HPETERSON I B>«BBBIMBBBB»«BBBBiaBBBBBMB«BBBB«BB««BMKiaBBBe» I[ J I

I MenI in All Walks of Life 9 S:i< < < < <1 <>r fail actwding Io their 9 ribilty Io sitve. It is with his sav9 ir.i’s lli.il the workingnian buys a $ Ik.i, for his family; the busium or proft ssional man reaches a higher goal. \Vh<n you do this you bceoine a valuablt’ asset to the community. dtsirablc citizen anil you command admiration and respect from your feKowmen. Totlay is the day for you Io start an acetiunt and start on the road fl, I to success. INTEREST OLD ADAMS COUNTY BANK H—aMßq—nMMM—MgMaMaflaMMßM——■■■■■—a—aii—a— obh—b

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