Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 128, Decatur, Adams County, 29 May 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Evary Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H Heller, Free, and Gan. Mgr ▲. R Holthouse, Secy. A Bus. Mgr Entered at the Poitoffice at Decattu Indiana, aa second olasa matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies — • cents One week, by carrier——lo cents One Year, by carrier 16.00 One mouth, by mail >6 cents Three months, by mall >I.OO Six months, by mail >1.76 One year, by mall 33.00 One year, at office— 13.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second tones. Additional postage added outside those eonea.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. s—• Foreign Representative Carpqntiar A Company. 121 Michigan A venae, Chicago. Decorate tomorrow. We know you want to but this is just to call your attention to it so you don't forget it. Get the flags out al home and down town. This was Auto Day in Decatur and the crowd came. The mereh.nts did a very good business and are grateful to those who patronized them not only today but every day. The stores will dose tomorrow to observe Decoration Day. Because of the fact that tomorrow is Decorat on Day and business will cease in Decatur, there will be no publication of the Daily Democrat. We will take care of all the news in Monday's paper. if you have an item, please cad 1.04)0. We want it. The investigation of affairs at East Haven must go on until the people know what is going on there and whether or not those patients sent there are given nA only the best medical treatment but the kindest and gentlest treatment possible, as well. D. C. Stephenson and his two asso ciatcs in crime have been transferred to the Noblesville jail, a change of venue having been taken in the cases against them for murder. Strange to say they'don't like the atmosphere of the little coop and have renewed the "■ light for liberty. They should remember that most of the people of , the state don't itke what they did that got them in jail and are hoping they will stiffer sufficiently to realize the enormity of their crimes. Ever) one in this community is cordially invited to participate in the De, oral ion Day services tomorrow 1 'l'lte graves of ail departed soldiers r will be marked by flags and decorat- ' ed with flowers. Services will be t conducted at the Decatur cemetery al r eleven o’clock with Rev. Light as the ( speaker, with appropriate music and d with the ritualistic work of the G. A. j R.,' \V. R. and the Legion boys. , The parade will leave the court house , at ti n o'clock promptly. t r — — •Just one of the exhibits at the , Great Decatur Eair this year, but one ( wh ' h will attract much attention and . prove a feature as well, will be a , display of $25,000 worth of Conn's t In rn i. the finest in the world and in.iny of them studded with diamonds i end other jewels. Expert musierans , will In- in charge. This is just to t how you that. Manager Williamson ii'leiving nothjjig undone to make Hi-- big event ot the year a real place < interest and he'll do it. too. 'I he «pii< l.e-it advance of prices on • rd '' Hr Everett Hite wholesale grove.';.’ company occurred the. past ’ eel., on potatoes, due to the frosts < i Sunday and Monday which delayed th-) e op of new spuds, just starting t n the market. A week ago the old i , were 66c per bushel and this morning that quotation had advanced to $t In and they are not so plentiful :>t that. The old crop is of course uther short after a hundred million I eople have eaten out Os it for a rear and until a new one can be started and some put on the market

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The district attorney of Washingou has started out on a eampa gn to •lean up the capitol of the United States and make it a model city for ill otlieis to follow. Fine, but he must •eineniber that lie lias to deal with a ninch of pidates who like their cocYals take it straight if they must alay the races, attend prize tights md do about every tiling that brings i thrill. He deserves a huge medal if he can get results. H s first step .vas the prohibition of unclean magadues which he lias barred from the news stands ami lie followed that up >y serving rtolice that prize fighting in the District of Columbia mud cease. He is also censuring the the aters and picture shows and says when lie gets through with Washing ton it will be the cleanest city in the whole world. The gentleman certain ly has nerve and tiic public will hope that his campaign is successful. The state police are making a campaign on the headlight aud tailight laws ami expect to make hundreds of arrests during the next few weeks. You must have two white lights in front of your ear which means that driving with one headlight only is a violation of the law; the rays from the trout lights shall not exceed ou a level road war-, a height!) of fortytwo inches you must have sufficient light, but not too much; tailights must burn from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise. if your car is out of the garage. Thfeoe and other laws will be en-foikap-j this summer. Watch your staff'-fiijd keep your lights burning at J’Ji right focus, which seems to bpEKtttffv nn tn tbp •nolir.Arnpn. Ts

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lie wants you. expect he can get you under this regulation. ♦ ♦ ♦ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY A a . a ♦ From the Daily Democrat file ♦ ♦ Twenty years ago thia day ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦«**♦♦♦**« •May 29- Admiral Togo is the hero of the hour. In naval battle his fleet sinks 21 Russian veseis. captures many men and guns and Japan is wild witli the joy of victory. Geneva beats Bluffton salaried nine t> to 5 in twelve inning game. B. Kalvep & Sous and S. Bash & Company organize a $25.1)00 company to build elevator here. Thirty-five grade pupils receive diplomas and may enter high school. Forty live took the examination before County Superintendent Brandyberry. Decatur defeat* ,J, ort Wayne Wolfe's 14 to 3. Miss Marie L’atterson begins duties as a clerk in the county auditors office Sephus Melchi buys half interest in Ed Asbaucher's barber shop. Born'to Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Macklin a thirteen pound boy. Charles King, former Decatur boy. drowned in Chicago river ten days ago. it is reported.

o ( Big Features Os < RADIO [ i Programs Today ?

WEAF. New York. 8 p.m. (EDST) Billy Jones and Ernest Hare. KLX, Oakland, 8 p.m. (PCST) KI»X players in the old favorite drama, "Arizona.” CHRT, Toronto, 8:30 p.g. (EDST) Contort program, including one act opera. WGR. Buffalo, 8 p.m. (EDST) Vivlor Herbert's opera "Natoma" and ' memorial day program. i WGY, Schenectady. 7:45 pm. (EDi STt —WGY players in Booth Tarkt ington’s “Tweedies.'' —,—.—.—.—o— — SATURDAY'S RADIO FEATURES 1 WGN. Chicago, starting at 10:15 a s in. (CDST) —The Indianapolis auto r races direct from the speedway | WCAP. Washington; WEAF. New York; WFI, Philadelphia; WJAR. ’ Providence; WCCO, Minneapolis-St. >■ Paul; WTIC, Hartford; WSAI. Cinr cinnati, 1 p.nn (EST) 12 p.m. (CST) t ■ —Memorial day exercises, with address by the president, direct from Arlington. Va. !f WRC, Washington; WJZ,. NW *•»«

“DECORATION DAY” Do you bur tUat h»flq wilin'. hex ,rthe beating of that drum. Sec those teller* out there mercbm'. and a playln aa ’hey come. Mabes you wuut to go and puiu cm. er hum a patrotio song Mblwk )W hcarl go right out to ’em, as tby'ro marchiu there a DcuuraUon Day la the occasion.' that has brought 'em out iu force. And we really ought to Join 'em. lor we’re Americans of course. Let's all journey to that grave yard. where those fallen heroon lie. Oller homage to those boys, who wont out to tight ami die. That we might live anil prosper, that we might all be free, , Make a home for them and theirs, make a home for you ami me. Don't you think, byway ot reason, that the least we should do. Would be to honor these wlio'vo fallen, show them reverence, me ami you That 'aim much ter us to offer, when you think of what they've done, . Ami Hie hiudskips that they've suffered, winnin' battles they have won. Get some flowers, ami let's go with 'em, lay ’em on those graves out there. Bare yer heard to our '‘Old Glory," offer up a fervent prayer. Show that we have remembered, and we're askin in his name, That the lives that they have given, were not offerd up in vain. Show 'm that we're always ready, if the time should ever come. To toiler in their foot-steps, securin' frcdeoin that they've won. That as long as there's a country, and we re sure the cause is right, We'll be stamlin' here on guard, to carry on their gallant fight, Get a flag and show yer colors, let "Old Glory" have full sway. We're Americans 1 tell you and this is Decoration Day. , —D. K. Yutes. |

York: WGY. Schenectady.. 8 pm — (EST)—9 pm. (EDST)—U. 8. Marine band. KHJ. Los Angeles. 8 pin. (POST) - Memorial day concert. WLS, Chicago. 8 p.m. (CDST)— Memorial day program. —— oDOHENY PLANS TO 6 APPEAL HIS CASE (Continued from Page One) dorage facilities at Pearl Harbor, T. I. under the leasing contract., the court finding that the work at Pearl Harbor has been done without waste and in good tfaith. The government vill retain title to this property. The judge ruled that President Harding was without authority to transfer considerable of the leases from the navy to the interior department. It said that the evidence show d Edwin Denby, who was secretary >f the navy at that time, remained ntirely "passive” when the transfer vas ipade. The suit marks the first big victory or the government growing out of he revelations regarding oil leasing nade at Washington more than a year ago when congress investigated the leasing of Teapot Dome and Elk Hills reserves. — o— — Walter Bates To Referee Vlunn-Lew is Wrestling Bout Michigan City, Ind., May 29—(United Press)— Walter Bates, Kansas "city, will be the third man in the ring omorrow when Ed Lewis and Wayle Munn settle the world's heavyweight championship. Managers and promoters were unable to agree, so Bates was decided upon by a drawing. Both Munn and Lewis went through strenuous training programs yesterday before crowds of local fans and early arrivals. Critics adjudged them in excellet condition. Only limb ering exercises are on today s pro Tram. The huge collegian who threw s out of Hie ring on tiieir last meeting was confident that lie would be able t<> throw the "strangler" long before Lewis is able to get his deadly head lock adjusted. Lewis, on the other hand. beMeves Munn has no defensi at all and can he licked if he is rushed off bis feet. o Man Employed By Dick Burdg Painfully Injured Gustave Larson, of Chicago, who is ■mploycd by Dick Burdg, well known Decatur man, in the work of install ing refrigerating plants, was painfijlly and seriously injured yesterday after noon when the automobile he was driving turned over on a road near Bluff ton. Up was taken to Hie WelUl county ‘lospita! and rallied later in the even■ng. He was reported to be much ini proved this morning. Larson was driving west at a high rate of speed, according to witnesses, on the road north of the Elm Grove cemetery and was attempting to go around one of Earling & Son’s trucks when he. disevered another car coming from the west. Seeing that it

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would be impossible to go around the truck and to escape hitting the approaching car uuc to the narrow iron bridge, Larson attempted to swing south at the road winding suth and east around the cemetery . The car skidded for several yards and turned over into a shallow ditch at the southwest corner. Ralph Thomas. caretaker at the cemetery, was the first on the scene and with the help of one or two others, pulled Larson from the wreckage. He was in an unconscious condition ami it was thought that he been fatally injured. He was rushed to the hospital. Larson is considered au expert in his Hue of work. He has lieen engaged iu installing a new ice plant in the Earling and Son's new packing plant east of Bluffto. s—s—s—WANT ADS EARN—S-s—s Eczema CAN BE CURED So can the various skin and scalp diseases. If afflicted try a box of B. B. Ointment When used according to instructions J it will cure most skin or scalf <lis-i no matter from what cause it originated or of how long standing. I Sold by all druggists. Don't wait Get a box todav.

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