Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1925 — Page 8

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WILLIAM FAVERSHAM COMING TO MAJESTIC THURS. NIGHT, DEC. 10 One of the most importan dramatic i ven's of the season in Fort Wayne will he the appearance at the Majestic theatre, on Thursday night. Deember loth of the celebrated actor and star William Faversham who is making a trans-continental tour in Zoe Akins' comedy of intrique, "FootLoose. ’’ Mr. Faversham is one of the foremost artists on 'the stage today and his appearance in Fort Wayne will he one of the highlights of the theatrical season. Miss Akins is a brilliant writer, having to her credit ' Declasse" and "The Varying Shore." The celebrated star and Sarah Traux. his chief support are provided with very colorful and richly dramatic roles, and theatre goers may justly look forwar d to a memorable evening. Supporting Mr. Faversham are Sarah Traux. Edith Campbel). Ann Warrington, Antonio Salerno. Dennis Cleugh. Beatrice Vert, Herbert O'Connor and others. Prices for this engagement—Boxes and Main Floor, $2.50; Balcony, $2. J1..50, $1; Callery 50 cents. Add ten per cent to all prices above 50c. Mail orders now received. o — Wisconsin Netmen Lose To North Dakota Aggies Madison. Wis.. Dec. 8. — (United Press) —The North Dakota Aggie basketball team defeated the University of Wisconsin team. 16 to 11 here last night. The visitors scored first on a free throw and were never headed by the Badgers. o Notre Dame Wins Opening Basketball Game, 53 To 26 South Bend. Ind.. Doe. 8. (United Press) —Armour Tech, of Chicago fell before the onslaught of the Notre Dame basketball team, s:’, to 26. in the opening game of the season here last night. It was also the first game* played in the new gymnasium. ——o — CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheut, Dec. (new) $1.76; (old) $1.73 1-2; May (newt $1.71; (old) sl.6s; July $1.50. Corn. Dec. 78 1-8; May 84; July 85 3-4. Oats. Dee. 41 3-4; May 45 1-2; July 45 7-8.

I For Boy’s Gifts— | 1 I I John T. Myers & Co. | I k . I Whether it be a spanking new suit and j£ overcoat from Dad or a bright slip-on s\\e<it< i ttnuus-bTUßituiTns Jfi from Aunt Emma. 3T jC Tl»is store today holds gifts for boys from «jß|j|Ek Hn 25c up to $25 making it possible to choose for a C®fJVS7 ffi LE Sundav School (’.lass or a Sunday go to meeting |if> g’!iM’s.tjgl\ 3T S outfit.’ K gfi she list that follows isn’t nearly so complete UE gj is we could make it but then, we don’t own the newspaper. t'*®?"’ * I * Boys Two Trouser Suits, i. .$6.50 to $16.50 -2 g 2 Boys Lumberjackss3.so to $5.50 g 1 Sweaters ..,$1.50 to $7.00 jr I landkerchiefs per box3sc to SI.OO JT\ 1 Z Neckties 50c to SI.OO Hj House Slipperssl.2s to $1.75 §K I fetut-T-Myecti Ge I I -•DECATUR* INDIANA* j

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■ Statement Os Coolidge Is Introduced In Court-Martial i Wasli'ngton, Dec. 8. — (United ■ Press.) A statement by President Coolidge to the effect that "the development of our defense must, be supplemented, if not dominated by aircraft.” was introduced in the Mitchell courtmartial today by Representative Frank Reid, Mitchell's counsel, and stricken forthwith from the record. Witli Maj. Gen. Hanson Ely, commandant of the army war college, on the witness stand as the first war department rebuttal witness, Reid read the statement, wtihout disclosing who made it. “I don’t concur in that statemen at all," Ely snapped. "Well. President Coolidge said it." Reid replied. "I don't care who said it,” said Ely. After considerable argument, the prosecution had the pres'dent’s name stricken out. o CONGRESS TODAY (By United Press Senate Hears President Coolidge's annual message. Privileges and elections committee meets on seating of Senator Nye, Re-j pitblican of North Dakota. Republican committee on committees considers lai Follette case. Introduction of bills. House Hears President’s message. Begins consideration of a tax reduction bill. —-— o — Ministers To Meet Wednesday Morning The Decatur Ministerial Association will me? for an important business sessiin on Wednesday morning at the Old Adams Cohnty Bank. The presence of every member is urgently requested. • o ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS The Evangelical Sunday School will have its annual election of officers Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. .Prayer meeting will be over at. about eight o'clock and the re-organization will follow immediately. Every member is urged to be present..

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TI’ESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1925.

COMMISSIONERS ADJOURN TODAY Next Meeting Os County Dads Is Set For Monday, December 21 The county commissioners adjourned tills afternoon to meet in special session on December 21. at which time blds will be received for the furnishing of blank books, records and printing supplies for the next year. The board will also meet on December 29 to allow bills and complete the record for the year. j The W. H. Engle bridge in St. ; Mary's township and the Samuel Me [ Ahren bridge in Washington township were accepted by the board. The I bridges were improved this fall. t The assessment roll in the matter of the William (’. Gillispie drain n Blue Creek township was filed and apiproved. It was shown that the total (contract amounted to $2,869.00 and March 20, 1926, was fixed as the final date on which the assessments cou'.d be paid before bonds were Issued Property owners affected by the improvement have the privilege of paying the assessments in full by the I above date. On January 5, 1926. the board will receive bids for the furnishing of an adding machine in the office of the t'ounty Recorder. First Aerial Lunch Given On Air Liner Gevena, Dec., B—United Press) — The world's firts “aerial luncheon" has been given several thousand feet over London in a huge English passenger plane which will shortly be put in service on the London Paris route by the Imperial Airways. i "Pick-up luncheons have often been [taken by air passengers before hut .never an elaborate meal served by two 'stewards, and prepared in a kitchen aboard an air liner. I Guests reported that the glasses | stood as steady as Guards and that’ they felt much lefts sensation of sway, ing and motion than aboard a train as the two while garbed stewards hove-' ered up and down the alleyway be- 1 tween the chairs and plied the passengers with lobster salad, chickenpatlies, hampies, Russian salad, charlotte russe, cocktails, liqueurs and champagne. Below them while they ate thin lines of smoky streets, anti toy houses slipped" slowly behind as the guests raised their glasses in the sunshine stream-

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Ing through the windows and toasted the success of the trip. Th* new machine has three engines ■ of 4<»o horsepower each and carries ' twenty passengers. New Record In Number , Os Women In Congress Washington. Dec., 8 (United Press).. I Three women comprise the semi I nine contingent in the new Uongrethe first time In history thnt there has , been more titan one woman member.. . 1 The three feminists are Mrs. Mary Norton, of Jersey City, N. J . the first . I woman Democratic member in (‘ongress; Mrs. Florence p. Kahn, widow , of the late Rep. Julius Kahn, of Run j Francisco, ('al; and Mrs Edith Nourscl Rogers, of Ixiweli. Mass., widow of the I late Rep. John Jacob Rogers. ,1 All have considerable practical poll- , tical experiene, Mrs. Norton from per|sonal participation in New Jersey . affairs, and .Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Rog- | era front long contact with national affairs through their husbands. I - - - <>- i T. W. Bess Claims Record 1 For Butterfat Production i T. W. Bess, well-known farmer liv ■ ing sou.h of Decatur, claims a record, for butterfat production from five of his cowa. Mr. Bess stated that, durling November, he sold 206.5 pounds of butterfat from these five cows. Two of the cows have calves and a large amount of milk was taken for their feed. Mr Bess has one Jersey. 3 Holsteins one Shorthorn cow. Family Is Quarantined For “Seven-Year-Itch” Columbus, Ind., Dee. 8. — (United Press) —Louis Cheshire, his wife and their nine-months-old daughter were under quarantine in the county infirmary today with scable, bettpr known as "seven year itch.” i Driven to desperation by the annoying disease, Cheshire swallowed poison in an attempt at suicide a few days ago but quick administration of anti'dotes saved his life. I — o Schloenaker Wins Point In Suit Against State * Indianapolis, Dec. 8. — (United Press) — Otto F. Schloenaker today I held a temisirary victory over the I state of Indiana in his fight to regain I -SS<t.OOO alleged to have been given

* U““ - r: “ - = S HAVE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME ON a fCHRISTMAS; I i I ! t* qLIORS ISF • * i fUP’M 4 i « W^BCTWIML,. « | ::_ r . HELP WITH YOUR CHILD’S MUSICAL EDUCATION < A well-known director of music makes this statement: “Nine out of evei*y ten chil- ® dren have a good musical ear. Parents should do their share toward preserving g M and educating the child’s good ear by providing a thoroughly reliable piano made g by a thoroughly reliable concern.” We are selling only high grade pianos, and are g making to you a special reduced price for this holiday season. § Come in and let us show you. E We have several excellent pianos on the floor. , f I YAGER BROTHERS 1 East Side Street FURNITU RE STORE Decatur, Ind. ® I -jm . — - ■ i i —-•■ J 11 ■• •

state in settlement of nn overcharge I made against the highway coinmission. Schloenaker gained his victory when the Marion county courts overruled a demurrer filed by Attorney General Arthur Gllliom on behalf of the state board of accounts. The state charges the money was [>aid to tin- accounts board as u refund while Schloenaker alleges It was , merely a bond to be held until the suit wns finally settled. ——o — Bank Messengers Robbed Os $7,000 By Bandits Sioux City, lowa, Dee. B.—<United Press) Surrounding two First National hunk messengers carrying in I currency from the bank to the postoffice hero today, five bandits took the money, jumped into a waiting automobile and escaped. The robbery occurre din the heart of the business district, half a block from the bank. - ■ ■ —— Bluffion. .1. 11. Bother won't be able to toe the mark for somet me to come. He dropped a fifty pound piece of Iron on his foot while working in the 11. ('. Bay Piano factory here The hone in bis foot was shattered. NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS Your gas hills are due the first of the month. If you do not receive your hill by the first of December please call No. 75 and a bill will he mailed to you. Don’t forget to bring your hill with you or enclose if you remit by mail. No discount after the 10th. NORTHERN INDIANA GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. -8-10 NOW OPEN Dierkes Bros. FILLING STATION and Garage 1109 Nutt man Ave. We will sell INDIAN GASOLINE II A VOLIN E OIL and G R E A S E S. We will also handle a complete line of Auto Accessories and are prepared to take care of any repair work you may have.

Officer Resigns When Accused (H Shirking Duty Gary, Ind., Dec B—Harry la Cook, deputy sheriff, tor Lake county, who wns discharged with acting ns u guard al. a notorious road house, today resigned his office. The officer was charged with

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