Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 7 October 1926 — Page 5

1 ... - : VI OOP WATERS * ARE ISOLATING ILLINOIS CITIES )C ®wwv«» P A“" „ It could not reach a mark any tber than in i«>. 10(1 wwe ~A io close their doors. \ new levee break has curtailed . . on the lone railroad line that fc ‘J' i i transportation to the outside atfortU’i u routtiry* The crest of the flood is not expect,,l until late today or Frida* Reports reachins here from other central Illinois points In the flooded U that Peoria, Vandalia, and Mount Cannel are fighting losing batHe, against the water. u I’eora the levees arc expected to bold but already basement* in the factory district along the river aro flooded. Most of the main highways loading out of that city are inundated. Vandalia is on high ground and i thus not endangered by the waters but the lowlands around the city are practically covered and some Ib.otfo seres of crops ate ruined. A new tise in the Wabash river at Mount Carmel has deitioytrt #ll low land crops. Junior Band To Hold Practice This Evening The Junior Band, will meet at the Decatur high school building at 7 o'clock this evening for practice. All members arc requested to be present. What Are You Doing For Your Puny Child? One Boy Gained 11 Pounds in 7 weeks and is now strong and healthy. For weak, frail, underdeveloped children-and especially those that have rickets, and need a sure builder that promotes the growth of teeth and hones, cod liver oil is the one medicine supreme — nothing helps like if. But it is msty and repulsive and evil snieJling and nearly always upsets child, en's stomachs — so now up-to-date chemists advise McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar coated and as easy to take as candy. One boy gained 11% pounds in seven weeks, and is now healthy and happy thousands of other children have grown strong and robust. Sixty tablets for 6b cents at Holthouse Drug Co. and all druggists anti money back if not satisf.erl —always insist on McCoy’s—the original and genuine. ... _ . . WIGGLE YOUR TOES. GOT A CORN? We ’lade a Jar of "End-O-Cotv.* for YOU. Your Druggist Is Waiting for You to Call for It. •I?sT>-r> CORN" » <-1 nai 1 r CORNU and *vrty parkas'* contains a. MONET GUARAFTFEE. that you can cash at any bank ts your corns do not •■tirply <ii«ipp*a*. END-O-CORN” Is by the followinr but P HWY * r * near you and yodfr neighborhood dri»g-i ids* doesn’t havo It, wrjlfi to CORN LABORATORIES, 4 Garflolfl Blvd . Chftaffo. and we will s*** that yon receive a Jar. Smith, Yager & Falk Holthnuae Drug Company i'allow & Kohne The Adams ’Where the Better Pictures are shown.” Today and Tomorrow ■ /J® - Golden Cocoon From tkt Nove! by RUTH CKOS9 ' HUNTLY CORDON* CHADWICK The story of a Lovely Butterfly who broke from the Prison of Sin to the Freedom of Love; The Drama of a Man’s Honor and a Woman’s! AIso—“SMITH’S LANDLORD” A Macle Sennett Comedy. 10c 25c Sunday and Monday GLORIA SWANSON in FINE MANNERS.”

I Butler Planning Strong Defense For Illinois b i Indiiuiapolls, Oct. 7 Butler Univer- [ nity is planning a strong defensive >• fight in the hope that Illinois t'nlver > sity mav he held to a low score when I the two elewens moot Saturday at I Urbana Ath'etic Director Hinkle mad” t 1 several shifts In the lineup at yostor . day's practice In Itjs attempt to dis-1 cover a more doxlrable combination i - with which to battle the Sm kers. A i I Butler’s backfield hewed weakness'* - in practice which is worrying Hlnglo ■ I and his crew. "Red" Frnmuth, quarter j I who was looked upon as a hope of the i . season, lacked the necessary drive, in the workouts held the first of the | ( week.,, , A special train will carry Butler' , rooters and the University band to I , Utbana. Onk hundred members of the 1 Indianapolis Chamber of Coniine" e' who will tour Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois on a courtesy trip plan to arrive at Urbana Saturday ini time for the game. I E. F. Gass Expects To Leave Hospital Soon K. F. Gass, local merchant, who has | been seriously ill at the Adams County Memorial Hospital for the last few weeks, Is improving steadily and expects to be able to return to hist home the latter part of next week. Decatur Boy Scouts Invited To Witness Indiana-Kentucky Game Bloomington. Ind., Oct. 7.—Decatur Boy Scouts have been extended an invitation by Coach Pat Page and Indiana University to be guests of the university Saturday afternoon when Indiana ami Kentucky clash in the first out-of-state game of the season in Memorial Stadium, All that is necessary tor the scoots to get ad-

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926.

I I mission Is that they have their tin!h forms on and enter from the Tenth street gate, A large section of the north stands ■ has been reserved for the “young soldiers." The Indiana ninety-nix piece band will phiy special pieces -for the scouts while a yell leader will be turned over to them for cheering pnrposes. 1 Heosier tool nail tans are interest-: ( ed in tile work of Pat Pago ami bis; .ambition to put Indiana University son the map with other large aelioolsl I for its Slab. The 6,000 who saw Ids' l eleven easily defeat DePauw here I , last Saturday’ went, away convinced l that the Crimson would show some > I thing before the final curtain fulls. o ._ » 'Winnings Players In Worid’s Series To Get $6,254, Each New Yotk, Oft. 7. (United Preus.) - Each player on the winning team of the present Yankoes-Cardlnala world s scries battle, will receive approxi I mately s2,<>oo more titan it on the los Ing team. The players' share in the series has

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• totalled 1372,300 of which ul! but 30 per cent "oea to series tennis. The 30 per cent is divide! among other ' first division teams in the two loag- ', ues. | Each winning player will receive 1 approximately 16,251; each losing player 14,166. j o— —. : Court No Divorce Mill Says Milwaukee Judge' Milwaukee, Win. t United Press) ; .Judges of cities near Milwaukee hate I started war against Milwaukeeans who* attempt to make their (Courts n second. "Reno”. | Judge David D. Agnew of Wiolkesha severely cenanres th® praMce of Milwaukeeans obtaining divorces outsldo Milwat;* ■ ounty and has announced thiil in the future only cu.-es from his I home county will be tried in his cottrt "Unless an affidavit is presented shewing it is for the convenience ofi | witnesses, we are refusing to hear Mil I waukce. divorce cases here." Municipal Judge E. R. Burgees of Racine, who! has joined Judge Agnew's movement said. I Up until a year ago. the Racine and

Kenosha courts are said to have served as a "ri giilur divorce mill" for Milwaukee couples. "Dlvor e cases should bo hoard in I the county In which the litigants live" 1 Judge Biiigees stated. "The merits of the case can always be ascertained j better by Ihe judge n the home counity where the attorneys aro able to I make a thorough and first hand inI vcstlgitlion. Nearly a'ways there are, 'ulterior motlvxi in going out of the I county in which they live to seek di- - - o- - — I J-bn A. Harvey, cf Monroe, was in ' the city today on business. Typewriting Stenographic Work If you have any extra typewriting or stenographic work I will be glad to do it. Phone 42tfor I appointment. Florence Holthouse Judge .1. T. Merryman’s Law Office, K. of C. Bldg.

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