Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 154, Decatur, Adams County, 30 June 1926 — Page 2

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■ lIKKSRITSnSISKSXX " CLASSIFIED ADS « ■ ■SRB»MKKXKS9SSSKM FOR SALE FOR few lined oil stoves and coal ranges. The Gas Co. 123(f FOR sXt.E Clover hay from field - about July Ist. Jim A Hendricks. £ 152-dtx Foil SALE 75 fi>. ice Im’x in Korsl londition. Cali phone 787 Green 152t3 FOR SALE-Just a few eating potatoes left. Large and solid. _ Dye Ferguson. WANTED —WANTED— Rags, Rubber, Paper of all kinds, Scrap Iron, Metals and Hides. Also In tha market for wool. We <ill call with our truck for any junk you wish to dispose ofPhone 442. MAIER HIDE 4 FUR CO. 710 W. Monroe St. Near G. R. 4 I. Crossing. 89-W ts WANTED — To buy Second Hand Bicycle. Call 39. 154t3 WANTED — General house work. Phone 814 FOR RENT FOR RENT-iSuite of two mooern ofmodern office rooms, after July 1 D. N. Erwin. Phone 338. 149 ts FOR RENT—6 room house 6 squareCourt House. Inquire Fred Reppert home phone 312. 152-31 LOST AND FOUND LOST — Masonic ring. - between 104 Rugg street and the Schafer hardware store. Finder return to Schafer store and receive reward. LOST—Envelope containing two re ceipt books. Finder please return to Mrs. Clifford Lee, Line street, phone 730. 154t3x HOSPITAL NOTES William Bernard is receiving medical treatment at thelccal hospital. Mrs. Ivan Stuckey was admitted to ■*he Adams County Memorial Hospital this morning for medical treatment. George Lorance and Mrs. Ruby Lorance. of Geneva, underwent tonsil oueration-s this morning at the county hospital. Harwell Shady ol Preble is recovcrkig nicely from a tonsil operation which he underwent this morning Britain To Investigate Cost Os Liquor Traffic London. (United Press* —To find roiigioiis or r bias, just what the drink traffic costs the inhabitants of the Biltloh UUs an independent inquiry has been set on foot by a distinguished and independent committee. The committee, which is headed by I*ord Buckmaster, includes Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Lord Methuen the Honorable Mrs. Alfred Lyttleton, Philip Enowden M. P. (a strong teetotaller and prohibitionist), and M. W. I. Hughes. Under the auspices of this committee a research will be carried on with the professional co-operation of each experts in social, medical, statistical research as Sir Charles Harris, Sir William Beveridge, head of the London School of Economics, Professor A. L. Rowley, the statistician. Professor A. M. Carr Saunders, Mr. William Graham, M. P. formerly Under Secretary of the Treasury; Mr. B Seebohai Rowntree, and others. q It is said that eating onions will jueveut a mustache from coming on a woman's lip. —— o Don’t hfiil to see the Famous .'ally Lou Steppers, the terp4chorean artists, at the big Bellmont Park fairground, 4fh of July celebration, Monday. July sth, Decatur. BSatisfied8 Satisfied patients send us fourfifths of our new patients. Those receiving Health through Adjustments are glad to recommend it to Jt hers, For appointment call CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors n«ice Hours: 10 "t o 12—2 to S 8.38 to 8.00 ji» M Jiesn M, Pheoo 829

I M BUSINESS CARDS « H. FROHNAPFEL. I>. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC i A HEALTH SERVICE , Th* NeurocalomeUr Serv'ss Will Convince You ■t 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 II Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1-6 S-8 p.m. i SB. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant I Calls answered promptly day or Blfhi Office phone 90 Home phons 737 •-FEntRXirFARWfoANir’ . Abstracts of Title Real Entate. Plenty of Money to Ixwm on Government Plan. la tereat Rate Reduced October E. 1924 See French Quinn Office—Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to t:M Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on Improved real estate FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. BCHURGERS ABSTRACT OFFICE o - JLlo FARM MORTGAGE LOANS Our Office Needs $50,000.00 in loans to fill our allotment for June. Special Attractive Terms 5% —10 year, small com. 51/2%—16 year, no com. 6%—20 year, Govt. Plan | Office 155 South 2nd SL I First floor rooms. SUTTLES-ED WARDS CO. A. D. Suttles, Secy. O _ o Newcastle May Get New Traction Station Nev laollt, liul., June Ifo. •—.Usiteti ’ Press) —Officials of the Union Trac i tion company which operates an in-’ terurban line to this -ity, have liiwm 1 conferring with trustees of the New-1 castle Masonic lodge concerning plans for the establishment of a new traction , station in the Masccnic temple here.) Trustees of the ledge feel that temple is an ideal p'ace for the st;,- ! tion and ate trying to reach a definite agreement bo that they can plan for the accomodation of the company. The Newcastle Masonic temple is now- under reconstruction and the trustees are anxious to reach the agree ment before the work of remodeling the temple is completed. Hamlet’s Grave Claimed By Council Os Elsinore Elsinore, Helsingoer. Juue 30.— (United Press —Although there was a. troublesome question in Hamlet's] mind whether to be or not to be. the) town council of Elsinore has decided that this melancholy hero of Denmark and Shakespeare should be here' and has rc olved to erect a permanent' memorial over hi> reputed grave. The ceremony in honor of Hamlet 1 will take place as a part of the town s celebration over its 500th anniversary. 1 Immigration Os Lepers Alarms Russian City Baku, Azerbaijan (United Press) — Large numbers of lepers, who have arrived here from Persia, are becoming a serious problem to government authorities. j In the absence of an isolated leper colony, the immigrants afflicted with the deadly disease are walking the streets freely and are congregating In public places among native in-' habitants. —o . After a rough lie has been polished jt is called hypocrisy.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1926.

MARKET REPORTS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets East Buttale Livestock Market Receipts 1600. shipments 4370. hogs closltu: steady. Heavies >14.00® 14.75; mediums $14.754® 15.25; under 1200 ft>. grades slt.2sfi)|s.W: packing Lows rough $12.50; cattle 375 steady; xfiicp 100 steady .best lambs 315.50: best ewes $4.50(87.00; calves 450; tops $13.50. Fort Wayne Hog Market The hng market wan 5 and 10 cents up in spots Wednesday at the For! Wayne union stock yards. Calveiand iambs were steady 1(h) to 150 pounds sl4 75 150 to 180 p Minds 14.45 180 to 200 pounds 14.. U 2(.H> to 225 pound* 14.25 225 to 250 pounds 14.00 350 to 300 pounds 13.90 300 pounds and up 13.75 Roughs 11.00011.26 Stags 8 004? 8 25 Calves B.oo® 11.50 Yearlings 8.00010.00 Spring lambs 12.00®13.0fl LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected June -.9) Leghorn Broilers ... -— —22 c Heavy Broilers - 27< Heavy Fowls 20< Leghorn Fowls - - - - 17’ Hens ——- 20< Legh orM ,_ — —— lsf Old Roosters • ••• 9< Ducks Geese *< Eggs, dozen 26< LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected June 29) Barley, per bushel 75< Rye, per bushel 75< Oats — - - 24< 1 Good Sound Yellow Horn 85’ G<cd Sound Mixed Coin 80i Wheat No 2................1 34 Wheat, No. 1, . 1.31, Wool 30©37<; LOCAL GROCERS’ EGG MARKET Eggs, do'en -— ■ 25‘ BUTTERFAT AT BTATION Butterfat, delivered 3* — o — Water Hemlock Kills Stock In Wells County Bluffton, June 30.—After two sheet had died and two cows had becomt eriously rick from a strange malady on the William H Weinland farm near Murray, north of th™ eily County Agent M. S. Smith traced th< I ource of the sickness to water hem * lock, poisonous plant found on the farm. Steps were taken to exterm- . inate the hemlock. e —-— Kendallville Council Prohioih Sunday Movies Kendallville. Ind.. June 30 —(Unit ed Press)— Demand wik> made today by Claude Deardorff, theatre manages (or drastic enforcement of the Sunday 'aw next Sunday. Deardorff took steps to have the law enforced to the letter by arrest o! | every person follow Ing his usual avo , xatii.u ''ll tile Saoiidih. | His stand for ■’frict enforcement of , the law followed the action ot th< city council in .turning down his ap | peal to rescind the ordinance against . Sunday shows. | Deardorff the Kendallville wdiuancr ( was di-criminatory because every other city and town is this part 01, Indiana has Sunday Movies — u Orders Probe Os Office Os Dele ware County Sheriff Muncie, June 30—(United Press) — Charging that prisoners serving sentences in Delaware county jail are permitted to come and go as they please Judge Clarence Dearth of the circuit court teday ordered a grand jury investigation of the office of Sheriff Harry McAuley and of the county jail. ——o —— Baby's Body Found in Creek Indianapolis, Ind . Jbne 39. —(United Press) —Coroner Robinson today in- ' vestigated the finding of the body of ' a new born b iby in Fall Creek near | here. | Boy.; swimming in the creek disI coveted the body, which had been in the water for several days. —.—_—.— Erie Engineer Is Fined Huntington. June 38—Roy Overmeyer, Erie engineer, -who was found guilty in city court Tuenduy of a charge of pointing a deadly weapon was fitted $25 and co*s. appealed his case to the circuit court. Overnteyec i denies pointing a revolver at the of fleer who attempted to arrest him when he created a disturbance in his home. q .— Mt. Vernon —Despite the fact th»t i he can neither hear or talk, Earl Hfn- ' gley is an excellent automobile driver i He recently csmpleted as auto trip from Akron 0., to Mt. Vernon without !a mishap.

EARTH TREMORS FELT OVER WIDE AREA OF WORLD tCONWIWKn FMOM FA®K IHKI mologfet, Tuesday repo:ted a violent earthquake at a distance oi about • 6.500 miles. The disturbance lasted ' two hours. ; Santa Barbara. Cal. June 30. (Unit- ; ed Pressj—Broken windows, several ; ('racked chimneys and consMerab'.c ' damage to three large building* constituted the main, damage done by an sartbquuke which shook Santa Bar 1 bars, yesterday afternoon. ' The shake came on the aiitiivetsary >f the 1925 tceblar which shook down bi'ildlng* and did heavy damage. Billy Orr. age 3, lost his life in the earthquake. No other death.* or in • juries were reported. The child was crushed when a chimney believed tc ” have been weakened by the shake ol j a year ago. collapsed q A survey today showed that the ma I) terial damage was relatively slight. 0 FARM RELIEF IS ELECTION ISSUE (COKTIKCED FROM PAGB OAM) 1 would pas.i. the overwhelming break ( Ing away of Rebublican senatons fron r the President indicated a weakenitt) r it his hold on congress. 2. The Dawes-bowden-Watson-Mc- , Nary farm wing of the party has at , last openly given notice of its break ,’rom the White House, with the obrious intention of fighting out its elualization fee platform against Mr. , Coolidge's opposition. 3. The farm revolt indicated in the •ecent Western primaries by eucceslive defeats of Coolidge congressional candidates is still unquelled and the ssue may remain uppermost at the I polls for months to come. —a SPENDING HALF A MILLION IN FIGHT ON VOLSTEAD LAW ICOSTINt'KO FROM PASS OHM) he appropriation for expenses of he campaign fund investigating oinmittoe from SIO.<H)O to $50,000. ’ The resolution authorizing the addiional expenditure was adopted without a record vote. It assures continuition of the campaign funds probe. Ponzi To Be Returned To Buston For Sentence Boston, June 30—(United Press)— - Carrying extradition papers, three Massachusetts officials today were ?nretite t« Houston, Texas, where Charles Ponzi, financial “wizard" has been held since his capture Monday n New Orleans. The officials plan to bring Ponzi back to Boston to receive a seven-to-ilne-year prison sentence as aCcom mon and notorious thief.” o Ossian Man Gives Bond Bhiffton. June 30. Pape >f Ossian, charged with forging two ui.jt,.. for stiili anti MM rpv:j>e<.! ive'y ( «n die Weils County bank, was reeased from the county jail upon urnishing bond in the sum of $1,500. The bond was signed by Clarence 1 Pape. Carl Pape, Emma Pape. Adah Pape, and Martin Heckley. The later is the father-in-law of the accus3d, whose name he is charged with 1 laving forged. FOR BUM MA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use When applied as directed Zemoeffec- ’ tively removes Eczema, quickly stops ■ itching, and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing. It . penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo ‘ is a clean, dependable and inexpensive f antiseptic liquid, that is especially adapted for day time use because it does not show. Ask your druggist for a small size 60c or large bottle Si.oo.

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CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Jub' <L32{ Sept. $13354; Dtc. Cbm: July 67c; Sept. 74M»c; Dec. 76%c. Oats: July 36%c. Sept. 38%c. Dec 41c. Watch yor step si d see that it leads to the big Ith of July Celebration, Bellmont Park, Decatur, Monday July sth, The fun factory will be working over time to entertain you.

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