Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 198, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1925 — Page 2

The ADAMS Theater TON IG HT TOMORROW ————— The first es the 40 /? iXm ARO Di X Greater Para mount iVCnflh MJ* Attractions TUTTII PUOPU. TK/fl k TW ""” !? L / i You'll want to stand right 1 1 an< i c ’ Ker ' \ ’Jk You won't stop laughing Vy z for a month! .Action? Qr yj The author of the Wally ~* S LX — *B£.S~~ Heid auto racing stories wrote it. and action is his first, last and middle name! Come and watch him step on the laughing gas and travel two smiles a minute. Sunday. Monday. Tuesday Weber A Fields, the celebrated comedv team in "FRIENDLY ENEMIES."

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ANDREWS NAMES DIRECTORS OF 21 DISTRICTS (Continued from Page One) ishmcnt of major violators and special attention will bo directed to clearing bourt dockets. A campaign of education will bo undertaken to prove to ail citizens that i bootleg liquor is injurious to halth and , derthnental to public welfare, in an effort to cut down the liquor market.i —— Washington. (Aug. 21—The new national staff of 24 regional prohibition directors who are to inaugurate on Sept. 1 the "Andrews plan" of dry enforcement were announced today by Assistant Secretary of the Treasuryc

HEY! , „ BOYS-GIRLS<M GET FREE TICKETS TO THE GREAT NORTHERN INDIANA FAIR SEPTEMBER 15 to 19 Catch one of the toy balloons and a ticket & will be fastened to it. —“ " J Our Mr. Amos Graber will send up 250 balloons, each one having a ticket to the big fair attached to it and all you need to do is to catch the balloon and keep the ticket. / Balloonswill be sent up at the following places as per schedule: August 29th September 12th Monroe, 8 a. m. _ . Berne, 9 a. ni. Craigville, 8 a. m. Geneva, 10 a. ni. Tocsin. 8:30 a. in. Brvant, 10:30 a. in. Portland. 11 a. m. Ossian. 9:30 a. m. Linn Grove 2p. m. Hoagland. 11 a. m. Bluffton, 3 p. ni. ~ Monroeville, 12:30 p. in. September sth XVII n- in in W illshire, 0.. 3p. m. Van Wert 0., 10 a. m. Rockford,'O., 12 noon Pleasant Mills 2:30 p. ni. In Decatur Sept. 12 at 3:30 P.M. Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. Decatur Indiana

| SAM HITE’S I Grocery-Meat Market I Dry Goods—Hardware I Free Delivery Service Twice Daily. B Use Phone 204 if You Cannot Make a Personal Call. lif GROCERIES I 10 pounds Pure Cane 59 C I ~ ew F* eas 25C •New Seedless Raisins, Iflp 3 cans bancy Baked Beans v>r* B Per pound AW wvC Large cans Spotless Cleanser, 1 Az, 10 bars P. &G. or QA B ‘Per can z Avv Crystal White Soap OtzC 1 pounds Fancy Bananas 25C P°und Glass Jar Cocoa 25C Fancy Large Watermelons 39 C 2 packages Post Bran 25C Laney Cans Salmon I_5C P olll,< * bags Oyster Shells Dry Goods HARDWARE I Fancy Yard Wide Percale, yard .... 15c Best Aluminum Percolators 89c 32 in. Drsss Gingham, yard 15c Best Aluminum Dish Pans 89c Good Unbleached Muslin, yard .... 12 Vic Bleat Aluminum Double Boilers .... 81k ? Good Apron Gingham, yard 15e Best Aluminum Stow Pans 89c C Good Double Width Shirting, yard .. 15c Best Aluminum Dippers 15c B Best Heavy Overalls , $1.48 Large Granite Stew Pans 19c / Rest Blue Work Shirts .. 69c Large Galvanized Bucket 25c Good Black Socks, 2 pair 25c Large Galvanized Tubsß9c Good Leather Palm Gloves 25c Best 5 gal. Galvanized Oil Cans .... 95c Boys Blue Shirts 50c Best Copper Bottom Wash Boiler .. $2.25

Lincoln C. Andrews, new dry czar. The Hat follows: District No. I—Maine, New Hamp shire, Vermont. Massachusetts and Rhode Island, headquarters Boston--11. B Sams, (acting). District No. 2—Southern and Eastern districts of New York and Connecticut, headquarters New York, J. A. Foster, (acting) District No. 3— Western and northern district of New York, hctidquarters Buffalo, H. Q Merrick, (acting). District No. 4—Western and middle districts of Pennsylvania, headquarters Pittsburgh, Frederick Baird. District No- s—Eastern district of Pennsylvania, headquarters Philaedlphia, William Q. Murdock. District No. 6— Maryland. District of Columbia and Delaware, headquart-

ers Baltimore, Edmund Budnits District No. 7— Virginia ami W. Vir- ( ginia. headquarters, Roanoke, ya.. K , A. Fulwilcr. District No. 8— Georgia, South Carolina und North Carolina, headquarters Charlottec, B C. Sharpe. District No. 9—Florida, beadquarters Tampa. Halsey Dunwoody District No. 10—Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas, head quarters New Orleans, O. B. Jackson. District No. 11— Kentucky and Tennessee. headquarters Uouisville. Sam I Collins. District No. 12—Ohio and Michigan, headquarters Columbus, E. L. Porterfield. District No. 13-Hinois. except southern counties of eastern judicial district, Indiana and eastern judicial dis-

| trict of Wisconsin, headquarters Chi- ' cago, B E Ewing, (acting). District No. 14 Missouri, southern counties of eastern district of Illinois and Kansas, headquarters St. Louis, W. D- Moss, (acting). District No. 15—Minnesota. North Dakota and western district of Winconsin. headquarters St. Paul, A. CTownsend, | (acting). District No. 16—Nebraska. lowa and South Dakota, headquarters Omana, A W. Campbell. District No. 17—Texas and Okla- ' homa, headquarters Fort Worth, Tex., Herbert W. White. ' District No. 18—Colorado. Utah and Ne wMexlco, headquarters Denver, John F- Vivian. District No. 19— Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, headquarters Helena, Elias . Marsters. a District No. 20— Washington. Oregon and Alaska, headquarters Seattle. Roy C. Lyle District No. 21—Northern California and Nevada, headquarters San Francisco, E. C. Yellowley, present chief of prohibition agents. District No. 22—Southern California and Arizona, headquarters Los Angeles, Robert E. Frith District No. 23—Hawaii, headquarters Honolulu. R. C. F. Crabbe, (acting) . District No. 24—Porto Rico, headquarters San Juan, A. J. Hanlon. The designation “acting’* signifies that the appointment is only temporary and that the officials so resignated may later be replaced. Walton A Gren was made "chief" prohibition investigator" a new office that did not exist under the old system. —o ■■■■ David Werling Visits In This City Today “Uncle" David Werling, former county commissioner and one of the

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' ■ ■ The House That Savings Built There are beautiful shade * 9 trees in the front yard; z under the maples in the back yard is a sandpile for the children. It is the kind of a home most any family would want. Any family can have it through saving. / j and

pioneers of the county, visited us to day for a hale hour. On the 30th ~ this month he will be eighty (o ® years old atfd is still in f ßlr He came here sixty-two vesrs and located at Preble when h |, * eat neighbor was a mile away. Hc * , a hard worker, a thrifty p loneor to his efforts the town of Preble owes her existence. He built a large part of the town himself and has always bee a loading citizen there. n e niß(|fl n splendid record as commission,- r () 'J Adams county, serving six years an „ has many good friends over the county. X O — , City Tax Rate At Bluffton Is Lowered Bluffton, Aug. 21.—The city couadi meeting in a special session Wednesday evening to consider the budget for the city, after careful considerstion of the funds i nail the city do. partinents, voted to make a generat redustion in the tax rate of 14. s The first large cut made was in th,, levy for the general fund. This was lowered from 44 cents to 34 cents. Th n water fund levy was lowered from 16 cents to 13 cents. The light fund levy was raised, however, from 12 cents to 14 cents, for the reason that the nun* erous street lights installed during the past year boosted the ex pense or the department greatly. o — — A large shipment of New Fall Suits received today. New styles and patterns. Stop in and see them.—Vance & Linn.lt , ■ Q- —— Richard Dix in the first of the New 40 Greater Paramount features “The Lucky Devil." The greatest Auto Race ever staged. Adams Theater, Friday and Saturday. See it.