Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 19 November 1925 — Page 5

! v s. HIGHWAYS * | ARE SELECTED (COVITNI K» 11,0,1 »‘AUE ONE) a iuuny degrees of dangers. Those wilt ’?« have a yellow background with black “■'fl letters and symbols. The other group Kg w ui include the standard route mark 1 el is In the form of a United States S» shield and directions! and feforrnn ,fl tional signs. All signs in tills group fl will have 11 "bite background and will S bear black letters. M The reportkof the Joint Hoard recomIM mends that all of the signs, with the txiejxtion of the route murker, be used ffij on all State highways in order to faKK m'llarize the public with the signs. M The use of the United States shield as ■fl a roife marker is to be restricted to (fl United States highways and no other gl type of route marker is to be permit ted on such roads ® The first meeting of the Joint Hoard „fl was held at Washington last April, fol,’i lowed by six regional meetings at SI which the system was worked out for fl the various groups of States. The fi- |#| mil coordination and selection were Jfl Hie result of a meeting of the board | at Washington in August. Special subifl committees of the board worked out U the system of numbering aud markH ing the highways after careful coirnid||l eration of a groat many proposed gB plans. sa Descriptions of United States HighI ways routes which pass through indii sl ana. are as follows: M ROUTE 20—From Boston, Massachu. H setts to, Springfield, Pittsfield, Albany. Hl New York, Auburn, Batavia, Buffalo, SI Erie. Pa., Cleveland, Maumee. SOUTH HI BEND, Chicago. Rockford, Dubuque. H| lowa. Waterloo, Webster City, Sioux fl City. O'Neill, Nebr., Chadron, Lusk, ||| Wyo.. Caspar Shoshoni, Graybull. YelSl lowslone National Park, Idaho Palis, HI Idaho, Pocatello, Twin Falls, Boise, ®| Payette, Pendleton, Oregon., Umatilla, -sfl The Dalles. Portland, Astoria. , ROWE 24—From Itontiac. Mich., to Cl Flat Rock, Toledo, Ohio., Defiance, Bl FORT WAYNE. PERU, KENTLAND. M Gilman; Illinois., Peoria, Rushville, M| Quincy, Palmyra Mo., Monroe. S| ROUTE 27 —Front Cheboygan, Mich,. WAYNE, RICHMOND, Cincinnati H to Grayling, Lansing, Marshall, FORT a ROUTE 30 —From Atlantic City. N. I J. to Philadelphia, Lancaster, Cham- 1 ftf| bersburg, Pittsburgh, Canton, Ohio., «| Marion, Lima, FORT WAYNE, VAL- ' | IARAISO. Joliet, Ills., Geneva, Clin H| ton. lowa., Cedar Rapids, MarshallI .. Footie. Dennison. CotmcJ Bluffs. ,; | Omaha, Columbus, Nebr., North Platte, I Cheyenne, Wyo., Rawlins, Granger, Ev- | anston. •Echo. r Utah„ Park City. Salt Lake City. fl ROUTE 31—From Mackinac. Mich., fl to Ludington, Benton Harbor. SOUTH 1 BEND, PERU, INDIANAPOLIS, Louis■C ville, Glasgow, Nashville, Tenn., CoS lumbia, Pulaski, Decatur. Alabama.. ■ Birmingham, Evergreen. Mobile. ROUTE 36—From INDIANAPOLIS J to Ttfscola, Ills., Decatur. Springfield. Jacksonville. Hannibal. Mo.. Macon, Chillicothe, St. Joseph, Sem>ca. Kans.. Belleville, Nokton, Colby ROUTE 40 —From State Road Wilmington) Delaware,? to Baltimore, Frederick, Uniontown, Pa., Wheeling. W. Va., Zanesville, 0.. Columbus. RICHMOND, INDIANAPOLIS, Effingham, Ills. St. Louis, Columbia. Kansas City, Topeka, Manhattan, Beloit. Colby, Limon, Colorado.. Denver, Craig, Duchesr, Utah., Provo, Salt Lake City, Wendover, Wells, Nevada, Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Gap, Calif.,

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Sacramento. Davis. San Francisco. ' ROUTE 41—From Towers, Michigan to Menotnenee, Green Rav, Win--■-ppletuti, Fond Du laic, Milwaukee, Chicago. ATTICA. TERRE HAUTE, VINCENNES. EVANSVILLE, Bender, son, Ky., Greenville, Hopkinsville,' Clarksville, Taamessee, Nashville, Murfreesboro. Chattanooga. Calhoun, Ga.. Atlanta, Mmm, Tifton, Valdosta. Lake City. Fla., Gainesville. Ocala. Brooksvilla, Tampa, Bradentown, Sarasota. Punta Gerda, Ft Myers, Naples, ROUTE 5o From Annapolis, Mr., to Washington, Winchester. Va., Clarksburg, W. Va., Parkersburg, Chillicothe, Cincinnati, SEYMOUR, BEDFORD, VINCENNES, Lawrenceville, Ills., Salem. St. Louis, Jefferson City, Sedalia, Jansas City, Baldwin, Kans.. Council Grove, Herington. McPherson. Garden City, Colo., Pueblo. Salida. Montrose, Grand Junction, Green River. Utah., Price, Ely, Nev., Eureka, Wadsworth. ROUTE 52—From Newport News. Va., to Richmond, Burkeville, Lynchburg. Lexington, Covington, Lewisburg, W. Va.. Charleston, Huntington, Ironton, O„ Portsmouth, Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS, LAFAYETTE, FOWLER. ROUTE 11©—From Detroit to Ypsilanti, Coldwater, ELKHART ROUTE 150 —From Shoals to FRENCH LICK, NEW ALBANY. o . MORE RAILWAYS TO BE INDICTED tCA.WIMEU FROM PAGE ONE) protected the beer shipments against interference by fellow policemen or hijackers. David J. Allen, manager of the Gilt Edge brewery, is on the way to Europe, officials here have been informed. Efforts will be made to arrest him when he lands, o— Col. Coolidge Reported To Be Much Improved Bulletin Plymouth, Vt., Nov. 19. —(United Press)—A marked improvement in the condition of Colonel John C. Coolidge, father of the president, as compared with yesterday morning, was reported today by Dr. Albert M. Cram, his physician, following a call at the colonel's home. “With a few more days in bed," Dr. Cram told the United Press "we shou-Jd be able to get rid of the heart block which has been the principal cause of the trouble aud the colonel should be himself again.’’ ALL WORN OUT? So Was Mrs. Dannel Who Tells Her Experience. Are you tired all the time; wornout night and day? Does your back i ache as if it would break? Do you suffer dizziness, headaches, rheumatic twinges or distressing urinary | disorders? You have good cause. | then, to be alarmed about your kidneys. Do as many of your townfolk recommend. Use Doan's Pills—a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. This Decatur case is convincing: Mrs. Lena Dannel. 911 Jefferson St.. | says: “Bearing down pains caught me in the small of my back and 1 had kinks when 1 stooped or bent. Then it was hard tor me to straighten again. Mornings my back was lame and stiff and 1 felt tired and all worn out. Specks blurred my sight and I - had d zzy spells, too. My kidneys were weak and the secretions passed too often. But I used Doan’s Pills and they cured me of kidney trouble.” 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co- Mfrs Buffalo. N. Y. i

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'l ■* Automat Restaurants Fail BtiCauMi i iii uiiio Use Slugs For Coins Indianapolis, Nov. 19. — Automat restaurants, succMSful in New York, diled lu their infancy here, because the patrons used slugs and washers' iiisieud ot coma of the renlm. The Hoover Automatic Service corporation, manufacturer and operator of p!e and sandwich machines which were placed In industrial centers and office buildings, today announced suspension of business. Believe Cause Os Radio Interference Is Found After a day and n half of search-' Ing, the radio receptiou trouble has been found, it Is thought by those! who volunteered to search tor the trouble. Radio fans of this city believe that an electric "jumper” on the Fort Wayne-Decatur traction line Just north of the river, is the cause of the trouble. Interurban officials have been notl- : tied and they stated that they would remedy the trouble at once if it was at all possible. A thorough test was given all wires in the city I yesterday in an effort to run down the trouble and it Is believed that the "jumper” is the cause of the interference. o Germany Starts Steps To Approve Locarno Pact London, Nov. 19—Germany started today the final steps toward parfla-: mentary approval of the Locarno' safety agreement following the British lower house’s overwhelming approval of the measure. The com-1 mens voted approval. 375 to 13 and it is generally assumed here that the | pacts in Germany will not have such support, they will never the less be accorded a sufficient relchstag vote’ to insure German signature on De cember 1. o Queen Mary Alexandra Suffers Heart Attack London, Nov. 19 —Queen Mary Alex-I andria suffered a severe heart attack | today and is in a critical condition,' Marlborough house told the United. Press this afternoon. An official bulletin revealed that' the attack occurred at. 5 o’cfock this' morning. The bufleftn Ifesffetf this evening from the Sandringham estate where*

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I the qneen mother made her home of late, said: «T?nr twifedy. Queen Alexandria, who tor ffotne time past hus been In facing health, suffered a severe heart attack thia morning. Her majesty’s condition is critical. (Signed) I “F. J. Williams and Thoms Border” Cost Os Living In Indianapolis Is Low According To Survey Wiishington, Nov. 19. (United Press.) —In a national cost of living survey conducted by the national Induatrial conference board here today I Minneapolis and Indianapolis are * ranked in the below the average cost group. Minneapolis is eighth iu this group and Indianapolis is eleventh. Seattle was found to be the most expensive and Baltimore, Md., the cheapest. O | See “Cheer lip Chad,” H. S. auditorium, Tuesday, Nov. 24. Presented by C. E. society of V. B. church. 17-19-21-23

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1 M. E. Church Assails Presidential Boom Os (iovernor Al Smith * Wnshlugtou, Nov 19. — The presidential boom of Governor Al Sinitlt of New Yoik was ussuitfid today ns effrontery" by the board of ti-mperunce. prohibition aud pub lie morula of the Methodist Episcopal church, in a “message to the south.” The board, an official agency for the church, denounced *.he "harmony . trip” of “Jimmy” Walker, mayorelect of Now York City. "The south will be interested to know Mr, Walker’s connections with New York’s odorous prize fighting gume and with those elements in New York, which are doing their b< st to murder Amerieaff' standards of morality.” the statement said. "Mr. Walker, who will experience a courteous hospitality not given to Mr. McAdoo's southern delegates at the New York convention need not be misled thereby Into believing that the south will support the country's foremost political champion of the liejuor interests.” o Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results

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