Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 23, Decatur, Adams County, 27 January 1926 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publish Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller I’ree. and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec’y. & But. Mgr. Entered at the Postoffice «t Decatur, Indiana, ae second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies 2 c« nt * One week, by carrier 10 cents One year, by carrier 15.00 One month, by mail 35 cents Three months, by .nail JIOO Six mouths. by mail ;*• ’ One year, by mail »3.00 One year, at office $3.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Additional postage added outside those zones.) Advertising Rates: Made known by Application. Foreign Representative: Carpentier & Company, 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. * Fine winter weather, thank you, and Its not a bit difficult to enjoy it. One fine thing about It is that those who can enjoy the summer climate in California or Florida can't give us much of a laugh this year. The organization of the Adams County Agricultural Association is one of H'e important matters of out people just now an I much depends on the interest manifested by the right people. Properly organized ami conducted. as Mr. Lutz said in his talk last evening, this can be the means of putting this county on the map. Our old friend, George L. Saunders, now the senator from the district of Adams, Blackford and Wells counties has announced his candidacy for representative from Adams and Wells counties. Mr. Gottschalk of this county is a candidate for the senatorship. Both are strong men with good records, expeirence and ability. Evidently we are going into the World Court. If its right now, why . wasn't it right in 1919? If the World | Court can prevent war and help this nation we have been taking some chances What will be the decision of the court on a number of questions of vijal interest to this nation if we slip in now with an admission that we ought to haye been there all the time? 1 The primary and what shall we do with it? Each two years the question both up, the politicians favor the repeal of the law, the newspapers perhaps half heartedly support them and then the delegates meet in con vention and turn it down by a large majority. Like a number of new ideas, the primary hasn't worked satisfactorily but the trouble is that to do away with tin law we must gc back to the old fashioned convention with its bosses. That Berne Dunbar baud can sure make music. They very kindly donated their services at the agricultural meeting last evening and the wonderful program they gave was worth ten times the effort of those who faced tbe bad weather to attend the meeting. This great musical organization has been contracted by a number of the leading fairs and expositions of tbe middle west for this season and they will be in great demand during the year for there are no better and few as good. Nature seems Io be determined to meet the efforts of those trying to radio programs around the world and so far this week has won almost 100%, •Last night was’one of the worst for radio receptions ever known,'so the experts claim. There were earthquake signs, terrific storms at sea, erratic disturbances, the northern light . gave a lire works display, all of which is given as a cause for the squeals and howls and queer noises which came in to those patiently trying to hear messages from England, France. Italy, Germany, Argentina or Peru as scheduled for last night. Colonel William A. Mitchell, admitted to be the most competent aviation officer in the United .Stales service, has been duly humiliated because he felt it his duty to his country to speak his opinion on the management of affairs aim the president has given his approval to the sentence z that he is to serve five years without pay by further embarrassing the of-

Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle o b.p esMsa Mu. lQa t,e.n. grrWa jTt.EiR .a 1 L OWL SB J O P||a RSi p iaMlq O A IJeIRIWf E NBC O U R A QEUHE NJHp E[E R I NgBF|E[E ■GIT NMNINERDrAIRII S E A TSR|qRa;I N|g| T E NSERjjsL A T E S I sWarlp L AJiEi floor with u change of the order permitting half pay. There is no doubt of the sincerity of tffilonel Mitchell who will do the thing he believes of greatest service to his counrty. If he thinks only of the financial part of the problem he will resign, which is just what a lot of the higher ups want him to do, but ho may fool 'em and keep on expressing his ideas for a better regulation of an important part of our defense preparation. While a permanent board of directors was not chosen last evening, plans were made towards an organization of lhe Adams County Agricultural Association and the fact that the preliminary work will move slowly and carefully is perhaps a good indication. It should be remembered however that the tunc is slipping by and that the organization should be perfected as soon as possible so that lhe work of promoling a great faitcan begin. This will take time ami effort. We like the idea of a director from various parts of the county and we believe that while we are making the organization we should make one hat will appeal in every way. A fair is of necessity a farmer's organization f it is to win for it in the annual diow of their products and to make :t successful they must be interested n the management. The temporary board selected last evening will during the next sixty days of their service perform a splendid work if they jssist Mr. Williamson in working ml the problems and starting the issociation off on its right foot. 11 we do that and if the farmers or the county generally will show an inter--st. wo can have one of the. greatest airs in the country, a permanent jrganizutlon and otic that will bring Measure, profit and education to all if us. IKUSSSKSSSSSSKKSS I K t TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY K • 5? ? From the Daily Democrat File K I Twenty Years Ago Thia Day S>

January 27. 1906—Fetfir Franks-' writes he is getting deer, turkey and dther game in the Arkansas woods. Mitncie-Fortlaud traction line is comiletcd. Schedule will start April Ift, whcnacars arrive. Noah Mangold buys the interest of I). 1). Coffee in the Bazaar. Dr. E. G. Coverdale leaves for Chi2ago to take a four weeks course before beginning partnership with E. N. Canada at Winchester. Misses Winifred Johnson, Lucile Hale and Fanny Frisinger are visiting it Van Wert. Teamsters warned Io be careful of ,oo heavy loads on the soft roads. New corn is 55c and oats 30c Hogs are $5.40 per 100 and chickens jc per pound. — 0 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ’ Big Features Os * • RADIO * thursdayT'five best RADIO FEATURES (Copyright 1926. by United Press) German, English, Spanish, French, and South American stations 11 p.m., EST-—lnternational Radio Test Programs. WJZ New York (451 M) WRC, Washington (469 M) 9 p. 'n. EST — Bernhard Lviilow’s Stulon Orchestra. WGY, Schenectady. (380 M) 9 pmEST —Albany chamber of commerce dinner, with address by Governor Alfred E. Smith. KGO, Oakland (461 M) 9 p. m. PCS! -KGO Players, WSB, Atlanta, (462 Ml 11 p. in. CST Organ lUußal ’ o —The Daily Democrat —Your Paper— DS ofhe«dorch»at»i'.met« —i»iiy treated externally with— V! c * s Jara

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"Just jM by IF YOU WOULD PLEASE ME you would phase me when I've Let not your grieving spoil their happy passed away a y. Let not your grief embitter you. Be IJvc on as y(JU havc Uved lhcJje many brave; years, • Turn with full courage from my Still let your soul be gentle and be mounded grave kind ~ ,;i . ~ ~, , ,i ■ I never liked to see tho.->e eyes in ud smile upon the children at their — play; . ‘ears! et (hem make merry in their usual M ecp not too much that you must way; stay behind. Do not with sorrow those young lives Share in the lives of others as you'd enslave share, | Or steal from them tbe fleeting joys If God had willed it still Vo leave me they crave; there. (Copyright 1925 Edgar A. Guest

THREE STIRRING 1 SERMONS HEARD r 1 a <1 U>TIM ED HU»M CAGE OM1) t into darkness where is the weeping'v and gnashing of teeth. The student a who neglects his studies will meetj * the judgement on promotion day. The . Christian who does not put Christ j first in his life will meet Judgement r after death and there must of necessity be regret. “If the sinner continues to reject - Christ the judgement must find him ( without the wedding garment. That, 1 means according to Jesus, eternal ruin. ' God willeth that none should bo lost ' but all shall come to the light and. 1 life.” » 1 Professor Gerber led the singing ‘ and it was -greatly enjoyed by all 1 present. The children's choir will • meet at th echurch after school. The 1 prayer groups of'the church will meet at 7 o’clock tonight before the regular services start at 7:30 o’clock. Methodist Church "The Conversion of Zaccheus.*' wgisi the subject, of the sermon given by the Rev. Somerville Liglil last night. He read the story found in the nin- ' teenth chapter of Huke as his scrip- 1 ture “Zacheus was a hated man. ho was hated by the people iu general, because he was a tax gatherer,” said Rev. bight, in part. “Zac<h«us was, looked upon by people in general as the despised tax gatherer. Sometimes it makes men uncomfortable to know that they are haled, but Zaccheus knew that he was hated, because he was a Roiiil|t he cared little altitude was- toward him fiTwt'la dapgeroiis attitude qi> the aAptmjja man. Nlo man has any bus Wsi* * iate ' l * n tlj is world. A mat sidtyyi be bated ami stand full stature aud ijtabd lot a good purpose and | |if I Ufeli people hate him for. that he J » M* < r -

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knows that they arc wrong that he is right. The wrath of people only give a man a faint idea of tbe wrath of God, which comes down upon a man who is,hated. When a man comes to a place when he makes money his God. that man has brought down upon him the wrath of God and the wrath of the right thinking of people. Zaeeheus put money above everything else, money became his God. “Zaeeheus heard of Jesus and he said to himself that, he was going to see Jesus when hc Z came that'way. One morning the announcement was made that Jesus was coming to Jericho. There was a great crowd coming to see Jesus and Zaeeheus knew that the crowd would be too much for him and that he could riot see Jesus' and he ran ahead of the crowd and climbed up into a tree and waited, for Jesus to come and he said to himself that he would sit and see and hear, if there was anything to hear. When Jesus came to the tree a..d looked up, Zacheus knew that Jesus was looking at him., Jesus told Bac-I cheus to conic down quickly. Zac-

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cht-UH was uu iMtWiUnaous actor ttU ‘ l : ho did not put it off. He had been in 1 uaiulng and he understood that it was not the way of the businea.s world to ] put things olf. When he had an opportunity to meet Jesus, he brought his finely trained business facilities , into action and when Jejjus said come , down quickly, he dropped down and addressed Jesus. He said, ‘lf 1 llu "' i taken anything from anybody by false ; accusations, 1 will return it fourfold : Zaeeheus knew that he had wronged the people and he kne wthat It was , his business to square file thing. "Jesus said. T must abide with you, Zaeeheus.’ and the mob began to talk about ejsus being entertained by a ma ulike Zaeeheus. What was Jesus in the world for? The Son of God came to seek and to save that which was lost and when he found Zaeeheus in the tree, be found a lost tuau. He went home with Zaeeheus because I Zaeeheus needed him ami he went to help Zaeeheus and his family Into a : right .relationship to God." The service of Tuesday night was 1 well attended. There was one conversion and one accession to the church. Thursday night will be official family, night. All the officers of the church.' Sunday school, Epworth Lfiague and the women's societies will sit in a body. The roll will be called. Sunday night is to be jubilee night. A J night of praise and prayer and thanks giving. The prayer meetings were well attended Tuesday. The men will hold a prayer meeting at the Industrial rooms »t 9:00 o'clock on Thursday morning and the cottage' prayer meetings will be held at the following places at

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