Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1927 — Page 5

"iciEn CLUB calender Wednesday , uraml Senior Cho,r ° f Preßl ’ J T J Church. 8 P- »• 'X Hundred Club-Mrs. John Start2Aid M Society of Zion Reform.' j .imrcb—Church. "Xrhßl Club-Mrs. Ague. Camr-’, THURSDAY w M de Muller-Postponed. i JX' Aid s - iety ° £ U - D - Church Aid Society-Mra. J. | !.i»tal’.ation-Masouie Mall 7 :3b p- D>. kites' Ahl Society «t Christian 1 rhnrch-Mrs- Henry . Fortnightly Club-Mrs. Martin My ' lott * Saturday pleasant Mills Baptist Ladies' Aid Society Hake Sale-Schmitt's Meat ' ' Market, a. m. Monday Research Club-Mrs. Nellie Haney. The Pleasant "Mills Baptist Ladies') Aid society will hold a bake sale at Schmitt'S Meat Market Saturday morning. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. • I The United Brethren Indies' Aid Society will meet Thursday. January JO, with Mr Wisehaupt, instead of Thursday of this week. All members are urged to note the change. The regular meeting of the Rehecca«Lodge was held last evening ini the lodge rooms. Installation of iff ? ficers was held and Mrs. Rebecca Eady acted as installing officers. Of-, Seers installed included Noble grand. Mrs. lona Acker; vice gradd, Fern Teepie; chaplain, Mrs. Drum; recording secretary. Jessie Fry; treasurer, Mrs. John Mosure; right supporter to noble grand. Mrs. Anna Mallott; left supporter to noble grand. Minnie Teepie; right supporter to vice grand. Rebecca Eady. The members of the ' Tri Kappa i sorority were entertained in the home of Mrs. Herman Myers, of Fifth street. Tuesday afternoon, at a tea. The regular business meeting was ‘iielff* after wMth a soefitt'hour Was! enjoyed. The hostess served dainty refreshments. Mrs. Harold Sautter delightfully entertained the members of the Tuesday Afternoon Club at her home yes- 1 terday afternoon. After the business session, bunco was played and prizes' "ere awarded to Mrs. Harry Staley .iiid Mrs Foor Graber. At the conclude? if t ! ” -ames the, hostess served uelectabie refreshments. The Presbyterian choir will meet for rehearsal tonight at eight o’clock in the church. The Junior choir will also meet for a combined practice, j The Maude Muller meeting which was to have been held Thursday night has heen postponed until February. All members are urged to note'the change. i o JL©(g(ii[W Harold KirschTnd William Heim.! 1)1 this city, win attend the concert -'m by the Cincinnati Symphony or-! ‘ Istra, at the Shrine Auditorium, at! Fort Wayne tonight. Teepie Peterson announce their annual January sale and are all ready for it. 1 wenty-four years ago today apH‘«red the first copy of the Daily bcmoerat which has been published' 1 sitinuously since. L. G. Ellingham editor and J. H. Heller manager. , hl ' daily started with a circulation of ■ HJO which has grown to 3,300 and "iiich in a few- y CarR swallowed the "eekly which had been published Jbtce 1857. "lieu some folks agree with my op'"'"'in I begin t' suspect I'm wrong. '® frequently make a mistake iq elec--1 ”■ a bum official, but ther's no ex- ' !K0 ftr appointin' one. Abe Martin, Indianapolis News U«o Kirsch will make a business trip ’ 'J’l'tioit, Michigan, tomorrow in the ie!il 01 H*e P. Kirsch mid Son company. i Joint Joseph ;md chalmer Porter 11 business (rip to Fort Wayne '"•'"day afternoon. ■".ist evening. " iss Helen Gass ami George And■‘tlendoTi a show in Fort Wayni Hocker, of Monroe, was avisitor here this afternoon. I ■ Ch H. Wchmeym- spent the' w).t rno ? n in Fort vising! 1 telatives and friends. j

Kellogg blames BOLSHEVISTS FOR PRESENT TRAUBLE (CONTINUED FROM PAGB OWE) between the two countries, was first official response here to Mr. Coolidge's message to congress. Charging that "hostile elements to the Mexican government are trying to create a serious antagonist between both countries,” Senor Saenz said his country intended to violate no legitimately acquired rights. —— o COURTHOUSE Plaintiff Rests In the trial of the case of Franklin Newton Rice vs. Jesse Alfred Rice al, suit to set aside a will which has been on trial in the Adams circuit court for more titan a week, the plaintiff rested Tuesday and the defense started the introduction of evidence. The defense filed a motion to withdraw from the consideration of the jury the issue of undue influence. The court overruled the motion. i Price Os Gasoline i Reduced One Cent Chicago, Jan. 12 —(United Press)— Reduction of 1 cent a gallon in the 1 price of gasoline was announced today l>y the Standard Oil company of Indiana. The price is effective in all states in which the Standard of In- . diana operates. FOR SALE—Extra good brood sows at Butler & Ahr sale Saturday. 12t3 o Vinol Helps Nervous, Run-down Man i "Before taking Vinol. I was rundown. nervous and irritable. Now, I feel like another person.”—R. McCoy. Vinol is a .simple. strengthening iron and cpd liver compound in use for over 25 years for sickly, nervous women, rundow n men and weak children. The very FIRST week you take Vinol, you begin to feel stronger, eat and sleep better. Contains no oil —you'll like its I pleasant taste. , Smith, Yager and Falk, Druggists COMFORT FOR ALL WHO HAVE PILES Doctors say for permanent relief Internal treatment and removing! cause of piles is best. Five years ‘without a failure in thousands of I cases is the astounding fact which means no more bother with salve or i suppositories. ! No matter how long or severely one has suffered with piles, just swallow a couple harmless pills, three times daily, and in 24 hours in many cases and soon after in. even the worst I cases, complete relief and comfort is I yours according to thousands who have suffered agony and then been relieved in this thorough manner. One user says: “While in your ctjT a year ago I was suffering terribly with piles. One 'of your leading physicians advised an ' immediate operation. Friends suggested trying those wonderful Colac Pile Pills first, which I did with marvelous success. After taking one bottle I was entirely cured.” Signed, Geo. E. Gilson, 112 Redtield Place, Syracuse, N. Y. Anyone may get the same results. > Colac Pile Pills are made in the World's largest Laboratory of finest ingredients — harmless to the most ! dplicate person—in a few hours sit Idown in comfort —sleep in peace. By al! means get a bottle, if suffering now. I Colac Pile Pills 60c at The Enterprise I Drug Co., and all good drug stores, or fby return mail in plain package on , receipts of price. Colac Chemical Co., He Was Constipated, Bilious and Weak Just Dragged Himself Around for Years. Perfectly Well Now. “I suffered with stomach trouble and a torpid liver for ten My appetite was poor and I was troubled ! with frequent attacks of biliousness, i My complexion was yellow, I was 1 troubled with constipation and all ' run dbwn. I just had no pep at all. < I tried different medicines and noth- ' ing did me any good. Several friends ( recommended Viuna to me, so I tried i it. After a couple of days I saw j that at last I had found the medi- ( cine that I had been looking for. I My appetite came back and the ] things I ate began to taste good to ( me. The bilious attacks stopped i and my complexion began to clear ] up, so I kept right on, and now I i feel fine. I can eat anything, my < constipation is gone, and for a man , 63 years old, lam full of pep.”— i William Beal, 117 N. High St., Hart- ' ford City, Ind. 1 Viuna acta promptly on sluggish < bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. It < purifies the blood, clears the akin, re- ( stores appetite and digestion, and brings ( new strength and energy to the whole ( body. Take a bottle on trial. Then if i you’re not glad you tried Viuna, i money will be refunded. $1 at. druggists, i or mailed postpaid by Jcclaud Medicine i Co., Indianapolis, Ind. VIUNA 'l. The vegetable regulator Sold By I CALLOW & KOHNE

DECATUR DAILY, DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1927.

Amerine Funeral To Be Held Thursday Afternoon Funeral services for Samuel Amerine, who died yesterday at the William Pennington home, will be held I Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the United Brethren church in this city. Burial will take place in the Salem cemetery southeast of Decatur. Pastor Os Catholic Church Makes Report Rev J. A Seimetz, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church, announced today that he had compiled the figures for the annual statistical report

WVWVWWWVWWVWWVVVWWWVWWWWVWVVWWWWWMMMAfi/VVVVWVVVVVVVWWVVVVVWVVVWVVVWVVMMAAWVVVVWVVVVVWWWWVWVVVVVWVVJU I Here He Is, Folks! Meet Your New Friend— i fan/i/iin Riff B A l<-. vKti j -the Ulan! WWjl :! —He’s here at the Hite Dry Goods store, and already at work. And how he works! He ■ <! started right in—tore up old price tickets, crossed out old markings and then put ;! prices on merchandise that made us gasp. Low? Why they’re lower than that, and rifr / \ !• the best part of it is, he’s in complete charge. He’s here to make them low. It s al! y i 1 ;! quality merchandise, as that’s all we have. “I’ll live up to my ‘monicker’,” he snorted, ! !• and we’ll say he did! But you come and judge for yourself. See what he’s done. \ou’ll \ ! j; save more money than ever thru this “knock-down-and-drag-’em-out” price reducer. MB \ ;! HE’S SLASHING PRICES EVERY DAY—CUTTING THEM DEEP ON— ! COATS and DRESSES i u pr J” ! lA'S'X a “Jf you’ll lake an old warrior's ad- “You can take away a couple of luVUIV llVl V« ' ! 'K / Coat at these Bargain prices,” he fat and healthy,” he tells. Resells ( j! says - $35.00 Dn es $25.00 II 1 1 LADIES C OAI 1 IBM* /a i eenn to K on $23.50 . ii» S»_) e ()0 to » Dresses S2O 00 j These coats formally sold for $25 ttIQKA i '! XA -$15.00 to $49..»0. - ' tblO.Ov T ]! Z-' CHILDRENS COATS $19.75 Dresses sls 00 1; ft $2.50 to $6.75 Many Specials on Dresses A ; These coaLs sold from $5 to $12.50. $1.48 - -i I. *IIO*J >, u Qkn.,4 G f “I ve mutilated prices on hundreds < “You’ll Get Honest Bargains on All Sides, He snouts. jof odds and ends, broken lines and | „ . other excellent merchandise left ; And 100, he suggests, cion t lor- . • . i ’’For instance look at the vurds and . i, over from the Christmas lush. ‘ loi insumce 111 1 - gel ( he home when' there are such Y()U an(l 1)e tc | ling | more yards that will take u < ras- unusually low prices on all— vour neighbors about Bargains ] tic reductions I’ve made on— * tliat can t be bcat ” ! Piece Goods Home Needs i I' Lace Curtains ,O QI IQ »■ n i v ' All Wool Materials 20'i. off. Some ♦. ♦ Mr Strip 3UC tpl.Lt/ <>»<• lot ol l)ai\ Scout 1 of these are new spring materials. Percale, yard .”... AMV 45c Kiiei‘’"w 001 ..;. n » ha ! n 12c j ■ English I’rhils Sd"" ”“ hl;ial .. 7C 79C ‘'"r '' ri " inli "« 1Z ° ! Onelolof 40 in. Hat .CAO ff K To Close Out All Our Rugs Ih-pperrll Tubing CQc' i| Crepes, $2.75 value, yd. <PL.«/O W j usl a f cw | e ft and they must move Pin yard / 30c ../c h ui a regardless of cost. “ <! All Silks Reduced. s Sheeting. 9-1 Bleached JQp |j f “Bargain Tags on Everything You Need,” He Promises > ' 1 " 1 9-1 Brown Sheeting, yard 15c ! m 17c i ' Pah’ $1.19 ; $L2d (doves ' ’W. vW i w p 85c i Uw Not enough space, to give you all our Bargains. AVe invite ; Al® you 1° ™i> ~ | Tried and True Brown 8 3)1 ; Hope Muslin d» 1 8 yards '. tPI j .... - ■ I, ■ ■ ■ ■ ' )S STORE

for IM6. During the year, 19 deaths took place in the congregation, including several of the best known members of the congregation. There were 64 baptisms during the year and 11 weddings. The local Catholic congregation shows an increjtse in membership, there being several new families who have moved to Decatur within the last two years. '■ o Train Crew Charged With Manslaughter Portland, Jan. 12.—A charge of involuntary manslaughter was filed in the court of Squire C. W. McLaughlin Tuesday by B. H. Friend, of this city 1

■ aguinst Conductor Ramsey, Engineer Easter and Fireman Mandery, of Lima, Ohio, members of the crew of the ill-fated Nickel Plate freight train, which struck a machine occupied by the Dewey Smithson family here Sunday, earning the death of Smithson and serious injuries to his [ wife and two small sons. The charge was filed in behalf of Mrs. Smithson and family who are still In the hospital here slowly convalescing from serious injuries received in the crash. The members of the train crew were scheduled to appear in court this afternoon and enter a plea to the, ! charge. |

Questions Legality Os Legislators’ Salary Boost “Tiidainapolis, Jan. 12. — (t'nlued Press) —Attorney Ueneral A. L. OilHorn was asked today for an opinion on legality of legislation passed by both houses increasing salaries of the members from $6 a day to |lO, the request was made by L. 8. Bowman, state auditor. HEADCOLDS « I Melt in spoon; inhsle vapors; I I apply freely up nostrils. VICKS ▼ Vapoßub

Blotches Mar Beauty Zemo for Itching, Irritations, Pimples and Blotches. Apply Any Time No more worry about ugly Skin Irritations. For you can havea clear smooth skin. Zemo, the ple;;sant-to-use clean liquid for Itching, Blotchy Skin—banishes Blackheads, Ringworms and Pimples. Use any time. Get Zctno now. At druggists—6oc and SI.OO. zemo FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS Get the Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays

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