Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1925 — Page 3

SMALL DOLLAR COIN PLANNED Government Experimenting With Combination (Jold And Silver Dollar Washington, Nov., 13 -Admitting fuljuri l to popularise the rilver dollar •.nd the *2 hill, treasury officials virtually have decided to mint a new coin, a combination gold and silver dollar, because of the rapid deterioration of paper money. Experiments are now being made for a coin of smaller size than the present $1 “cartwheel," to be distinctive In appearance to prevent it being mistaken for any other coin. It will be slightly larger than a quarter and heavier, because of the gold. A gold tenter with a rim of silver is being considered. I Banking and merchandising inter- , its which handle large sums of mon- ... have indicated to the treasury that ■Ji a siibst'inte for the dollar bid would bo very desirable. Those who prefer bills will still be able to get them, but the treasury is determined to put some of the ‘‘dollar exchange” Inness < n a metallic basis. In considering the new coin, offiCOlds Will stop tomorrow Colds break in 14 hours for the millions who use Hill’s. Fever and headaches go. La Grippe yields in 3 days. This is the quick, the scientific way to end these dangers and discomforts. Don’t trust lesser helps, don’t wait. Get back to normal at once. ( All druggists Price 30c €ASCARA«B.QUININE Get Red Box with portrait

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XfS BEAUTIFUL BELLMONT PARK “A City Or County Is What Its Residents Make It" No Community Will Ever Become Great Through Excuses Or Alibis

: THE OPPORTUNITY ■ ■ H Opportunity may well be divided into three classes H the opportunity of yesterday, the opportunity of today ■ and the opportunity of tomorrow. The opportunity of yesterday is represented by the ■ virgin fields and forests, the cradle and the frail, the ■ scrub live stock, the little red schoolhouse, impassable ■ mud roads and the split rail fence. The opportunity of ■ today is pictured by the tractor and improved machin- ■ , cry, scientific farming methods, pure bred live stock, a ~ centralized schools, yadio, the automobile and improved ** ‘ highways. The opportunity of tomorrow lies in organi- ■ _ zalion. investigation, and co-operation. J ■ Organization of the Adams County Agricultural Asso- H ■ cialion means a doser affiliation of all groups for the H ■ common good; investigation means a searching inquiry y ■ into conditions and circumstances now existing; co- b fl operation means developement ot co-operative agencies, b ■ kJ A Fair Park And Playground Owned and Operated For the People of Adams County By The Adams county GRICULTURAL SSOCIATION

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( rials <>f Ihe mint declare dollars com-1 posed entirely of gold would be too small and the yellow meta] would not withstand the wear and heavy usage to which the dollar la subjected, whereas an alloy would. | The recourse to inetal coins follow«d un experiment for the reduction of the dimensions of the present bills by two-thirds or three-quarters, but it was found that the saving in printing and handling cost and in the consumption of paper was merely nominal and not enough to offset the cost of changing machinery in the government bureau of printing. The hard usage to which paper dollars are subjected more than doubles the cost of currency production by the United States. The dc’lar bill Is the common laborer of American currency. Workmen of all kinds carry them in their pockets while they are at work, and the bills are soon soiled by oil, grease, dust and grime. o— — - B t jS’’ ’\”jl I BOY SCOUTS CITED FOR HEROISM New York—Four medals and 22 certificates for heroism have recently been issued by the National Court of Honor, Boy Scouts of America, to i scouts who under circumstances of peril, have displayed fortitude, skill and presents l of mind in saving human lives. ’ Rescues from drowning from burning buildings and from speeding automobiles are the principal themes of the outstanding exploits of these youthful life savers. Medals for Heroism have been presented to W. J. Burnett, Topeka, Kas ; Thomas Gill, Baton Rouge, La ; Herbert Jordan, Bladensboro, N. C.; and George Dickerson, of Bridge-

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port, Conn. Certificates for Heroism have been swarded to Clinton J Smith. Lodi, Cal.; A Hovaeplan, Dei Key. Calif.; Manuel ,D Perry, Paauhau, Hawaii: Robert Fable, Jr, prospect Park, Pa.; f Albert Rogers, Lo.i Angelas, Calif.; J William Smith, Barre, Mass.; Samuel A, Rush. Charlotte, N. C ; Keith Neeley, Corydon, la.; Abner Moore, Springfield, Musij.;. John J’. Hurley, Saugerties, N. Y.; David Hitchcock. , Port Byron, N. Y.; John .Adnsck, and Edward Murphy, Clayville, N. Y.; Floyd Ferris, Mount Pleasant, Mich.; Walter Knowles. Scottville, Mich ; Ward Hill, Glendlne, Mont.; William 1 H. Rose, Newark, N. J.; William P McDonald. Rome, N. Y.; Joseph M Fordney. Saginaw, Mich.; Earle Rob 1 • i ts, Sacramento, Calif ; and Donald Thompeon, Ba'tla Creek, Mich o—- ' Prince Os Wales Is Among Stock Exhibitors Among the thousands of entries re celveil by Secretary-Manager B. II Heide in the International iJve Stocl Exposition which will be held in Ch (•ago, November 28th to December sth was that of li. R. H. The Prince o' Wales, who will exhibit his famous hull “King of the Fairies" from hit , western Canadian ranch. Entries have been especially heavy in the cattle classes with the Milking Siiort--1 horn breed showing the largest In--1 crease. Interest in the earload divis ( .on has been much greater than evet 1 before, insuring the largest display o market animals in the history of the show. Farm boys and girls will exhibit over twenty-five per cent more baby beeves in the junior feeding contest ! than any former year and for the firs time will hold a separate auction at which their entiles will lie sold at the close of the show. Exhibitors will ba allowed to enter their light horses in th.. Horse Show up to November 16, and their live stock in the carload

■ SIfIBBBBZBBEBBEI33BBBaBB3BBfJBU3B : : THE PURPOSE : Q M Any fair whether it be large or s all is an expression of the pro- # a gress of the community it repress it Achievements, agricultural M and industrial, are on display. I ’o ations, inventions and ideas J that have not yet assumed a cone te form are proffered to the H H public for the common good of ti ■ community in which the fair H ■ is held. The purpose of every fail is to educate by offering the fl visible proof of the benefits accru. ig ironi the adoption of new n ■ ideas, to entertain through clear amusements and interesting a B dirplays and to inspire in the heart < ! he patrons a respect for M " the community in which they live and a incite them to renewed j ■ endeavor. b BBISBKfIBHfIBnBSBBBBter B IJ B B B B B B B B B* ptn . ' < / L Ml AIRPLANE VIEW CF BELLMONT FAr> And T.ne Most Beautiful County Fair Grounds In A.nvrica.

classes up to November -1. inclusive. When the final totals are recorded it is expected that the greatest array of put ebred and market Lve stock ever assembled will be ready for the inspection of the army of visitors when the gates are opened on No vember 28th. Fifty one lending authorities including two from Great Britain have been invited to serve as judges In the live stock classes alone. Thirty-five International anti national agricultural organizations have already announced meetings to be held during the Ex position. Twenty-five states from Oregon to Virginia have accepted an invitation to send samples of newly discovered varieties of crops to b. displayed In a feature booth at the International Grain and Hay Show, which this year for the first time. Is a regular department of the Intelnational. ,1 1111111 O 111 " — Fouif Men And Women Try To Shoot Infant Mexico City, Nov. 12 l United Press.): —Police ur,> searenmg lor two men and two women who were frightened away from an attempted infant! cide here recently. Hearing pistol shots along the bank of a drainage canal in one of tli< suburbs a gendarme reached the spo: in time to see a group of four well dressed men and.women firing at an object floating in the water. They fled at his approach and were driven away in an automobile. Fishing the object wrapped in clothing and paper from the water the gendarme discovered a six months old grl within. The child was placed in a hospital awaiting possible discovery of the members of th ( . group ——a————— S. E. Black, local hneiertaker, hits erected a three-car garage l at his residence on West Adams street and will keep his chtbulance and funeral ears there in the future instead of in an up-town garage

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