Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 15 January 1926 — Page 7

RURAL TEACHERS ■ beat city team : c Decatur Teachers Lose , Game Hayed Here Thurs- , day Evening, 29-19 \ | Il ketbull team < omponed of rura ' h(1- l tcaihers of Adams county, de the Decatur city teachers in r g J,,,.. nt the Decatur high , l I(l nl gymnasium yesterday evening The first half ended with tin .oinitry team leading, IC-7. The citj ~ ..h.-i-s were weakened by Hie ahO s c.,uch Kennedy, who was 11 .1, rdav. The winners played a nict, ,„„l ((t ball amt had the upper ham ( mg most of the contest. Linedps t ami summary: t , ivaehers IliU Rural Teachers (29) , Marshall I Gib-oil ►’•••• Fole >’ t C Everhart ( Tn-lall O Bryan , I . -an O Corson -■ Held, goals: Marshall, 2; Gibson, 4; , TH.,mas. 2; Coppess, 5; Foley, 2; Ever , 1.1: < iwson. 4. Foul goals: Marshal. | 1 Gibson, 1; Gibson. 1; Thomas, 1: (oppess, 4; holey, 1. _ o robbers enter ladder factory , ■! ■ „M)M in rnoH rxi.i: OHB) office room connects with tin urn n building and the thief ot s worked their way through tht (i iv to the old office, where tht if. located- The safe door war i i . - ng open this morning, when tht I; . (tors opened the office. Mr i r said today that he was surf 1 I, ked the safe last night when lit 1 J the office, but the door had . II damaged in any way. E.ild-t (b ife door had failed to lock o ihe thief worked the combination it img it. The money drawers in ■ . :he case had been pried open. ‘ ci. f of Police Y.elchi was called 1 ■ factory this morning and lie ; — — ■ ; How io stop BOILS! rc’a only ona way io stop boils. St i the cause of boils! Thrt’« r i om- ■ n: sense—isn’t it? All right. Boils , thr e because the blood gets so weak in .-altljy, red cells that it can’t I thr v off the impurities that get into ’ the dy. There’s not enough rich, red ' bl ito purify the system. 1 ■ Law—S. S. S. builds back the blood } to fighting strength. S. 3- 3. builds ri blood-cells — builds them by the m ; i ions! Boils dry up! f S. S. is the thiri*r Impurities that can ■? boils and ether skm eruptions can’t stand up against the rich, healthy, red blood that 3, S. S. builds. < That's all there is to it. i ( Stop boils with S. S. 3. It’s the way. Get it at any druggist.* The larger bottle is more economical. 1

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made tm investigation. Tracks of a iniln could be traced leading up to the window through which an en- j trance was made. Oiw> or two persons are under suspicion, it is said, but no arrests have been made. The I company carried burglar insurtmee. The Gerber Ladder company Is working fifteen men at present Ttnd the production <,f the plant Is as large us it has ever been since the , factory was started. The now ofllc ■ ’ room is practically complete and the ifflce fixtures will be moved into it (1 •ither Saturday or Monday, it was said today. o ■ — YUCTION SCHOOL GIVES DIPLOMAS TO THIRTY MEN 1 I ((OVUM I 4» FHOM I’AUE OXK) *R -.— ( Haxtun, Colorado; 11. O. Elliott. Hax- < tun, Colorado; L. I). McVay, Burnetts-: ville, Ind.; Paul Stewart, Mention, I Michigan: Floyd W. Gift. Wellington. Kansas; C. M. Stockard, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; Kenneth Simpler, It. R. 1 . Kingston. Ohio; Arnold E. I’iepho, It. R. 1., Dyer, Indiana; J. I. Peterson. Stamford, Nebraska; Charles Sarber, R. R. 2., Plymouth. Indiana; .Jesse Bell J man, Bremen, Indiana and Leo Harold.' Fort Atkinson. lowa. COUNTY TOURNEY PLANS JRGRREO High School Principals Vote To Drop Plans For Co., Basketball Meet The Adams county high school bar-. ketball tournaAient will not be held on February 13, as formerly planned, ac cording to action taken by the high school principals at a meeting held at the home of Clifton Striker, county inperintendcnt of schools, last night. Since the sectional tournament, to be aeld here the first March will be par . ticipated in by Adams county teams.' only, it was deemed (inadvisable to hold another county tournament. Tin- principals voted to hold a county eighth grade tournament. It will be held during the second half of February. Each town in tin- county may enlor a team in Hie tournament ami each town may enter one team in addition to the town team. The tourna-! ment will be held in this city on Sat-, unlay. I f lans for the county track’and field meet and the musical and litejary contests, to be held next spring, were discussed by the principals last night, but no definite action was taken. Committees to make arrangements for the vent were appointed by Mr. Striker. Following the meeting, refreshments were served. All principals in the county were present with the exception of Don Collom, of Geneva. | o 1 Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results

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BIRTH Mr. ami Mrs. Paul G. Habcggar, of 1 Marshall street, are the proud parents of a girl baby, born at the Adams C'otm. ty Memorial Hospital Thursday afternoon. o BIRTH A baby girl was born to Mr. and, Mrs. Will Dowling, of Fort Wayne, this morning. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. The Dowlings formerly lived here. o CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their kindnesses during tha death of our beloved husband and father, Coat Cook. We also wisli to thank the pastor of the Methodist . church for his kindnesses and the

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muuy friends for their floral offerings and kindnexHes. Mrs. Coat Cook and family. _ 0 Mrs. Conglcton Brought To I). B. Erwin Home Here Mrs. Mary Congleton, who has been visiting relatives in Detroit, Michigan, was brought to this city last evening alfd taken to th> home of her daughter. Mrs. Dore I! Erwin, on North Second str< -t. Mr- t'ongSton has been ill for several weeks and Mrs. Erwin lias htfen spending the last few weeks with iter. H. B. Smith Files Motion To Quash Indictments Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 15 (United Press) A motion to (piash an indict-

ment charging Hurry B. Smith, for- | mer adjutant general of the Indiana , national guard with making false claims against the state, were filed today in criminal court by Martin Hugg, attorney for Smith. The state doet# not even charge that Smith made any effort to conceal the alleged false claims in its indictment against him, Hugg contended. Columbia City - 11. L. Amer, Whit- I ley county farmer, killed a ftfmily of twenty-two. They were mice in his corn crib. | Don’t wait in line on the last day—Pay vonr dtv liffht. power and water hills before .Jan. 20th. ; Save discount on the light bills. We will appreciate it if you pay : before Jan. 20th. 13-2 t |

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