Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1927 — Page 3

SOCIETY | CLUB calender I THURSDAY , - f _ Yeoman Hull. 1:30 p.m. Homo. ’ :3 ’L m Wo r k.TH class of E. V. h Mrs Fred 7:30 P C Eern Star-Maaonle Hall. 7:80 p. Township Homo Economic . \< rs Fannie Kunkle all ( luy. School house, 6 p. n>. Friday SI Mary's Chorus choir-Catholic „ s Auditorium, after ehnreh. Mrs Teems Section of Christian uaie, Aid. “Tacky social" Mr. ami Mrs . jesse A Swartz, 7:30 p. m. ' Epworth l*am °f M - E ' Chtmh ~ Church 5 P m - St. Marys township Home Economic Club-Mrs John Giesler. 1:30 p. m. Pocahontas Initiation-Red Men Hall i P- m 1 M E . Ladies' Aid Society — Mrs. R. D. Myers, 2: Bo p. ni. The Shakespeare Club held an untnially interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Herman Ehinger. on Third street. Mrs. p M Hensley was the assisting hostws Mrs Marie Westveld read a very fine paper on "History cf Moving Pictures," which was supplemented by-sub-topics by Mesdames W. A. Lower C. A. Dugan and I). B. Erwin, giving discussions on the new Inventions noon to be put hi use and the port the government is taking in not permitting undesirable pictures to be ihown on the screens. Following the topics, the hostess served a delightful luncheon, during which interesting current events were given. The next meeting will he with Mrs. Dugan, who will also have the paper. Mrs. Teems' section of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian church will hold a "Tacky Social" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Swartz Friday evening at 7.30 o’clock. All members of the Epworth League of the Methodist church who are planning to attend the banquet at Fort Wayne tomorrow evening are requested to meet at the church at five o’clock. Several tickets can be had at church tomorrow evening. The Historial Club met with Mrs. Della Carrol Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Shamp had a very interesting paper on "Leprosy.” The meeting yesterday closed the literary study of the club. Plans were made for the colsing meeting. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Maude Hower in serving delightful refreshments. L_ The St Mary's Chorus Choir will "’t" FriJ:.-- - v.-r.lng fn t’ - Ca&o'.i" high school auditorium after church. Practice for the Easter Cantafa will be held. o STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST DEARTH (COMTTMUim FROM rtC.R ovvnv than I," Davis testified. ‘‘Then I replied he must know the jury commissioners were crooked." In reply to questions from Delph McKessen. chairman of the house board of managers, Davis said he based his statements to Dearth on a confetsion of error which it was necessary to make for the state in the «bel case against George Dale, Munoe publisher. • Davis took up the membership of 6 jury which had heard the Dale . " casp * n detail. One of the memhe testified, was Lulu Sample, ose family had been criticised in " paper ' while another, he con «ed, was Grover Edwards who. at him tel " nS ° thcr People’s business." did"!?.! 90 reasons - Davdi said, ho "k’-nbers ’PeldiJ n ' Sniith '' of Detroit,'is w an<lsl B te;’ e M I< T W “ h her m ° th ‘ daughter. Fan " llamraell ahd Large Goitre Removed Wlt 4 WH ent U x sed ’ •»?’: “My '-A, ms ’ New Ross - Ind.. even with mv IL', 6 came out almost ? y ftn rs J ? and ran UP behind !° r I felt like v* 1 not lie on ray back M tcrr'hle B n«ii WoUd C “ l '’ R *' and I Myeyes were ?rr 8 . lny heart, nervous. r f e cte d and I was very was told *-? be operated on Now 7 as to ° danser®e and mv friends hardly know < Iwm D al “? Erpa "y im Trovletne rR ., glad to answer any ,®°rbol Comn-n rUR . B,ores or write 7 at orug'co nie " bUrg ’ °'

LOCALS I We're nil groat party meii till we < got in trouble, tin' then wo hire u lawyer o’ th' opposite faith. Il ooms l C me we see tin awful 10l o' long faces : I concernin’ ignorance is bliss. Abe Martin. Indianapolis News Mr and Mrs. <’. A. Dugan will go to Fort Wayne tonight to be gu<-ts tn a dinner party, given by Mi and Mrs. Page Yarnell*. Following tUc dinner, the guests will form a theatre party at the Majestic Theatre where they will see Miss Ann Weaver, niece of Mr. nnd Mrs. Yarnelle, who will play with the Wright players in “Miss Lulu Bett " Miss Weaver is well known here having visited frit nds in this city on several occasions. Mr.. Ben Schroyer and daughter, Kathryn, and Mr Into Kirsch motored to Foit Wayne Wednesday afternoon. The Misses Jesteen Hocker, Mary , Suttles, and Harriett Myers, will arrive home tomorrow from Indianapolis, where they are students at Teathers College, to spend the ten-day Spring: vacation with their respective parents.' CHINESE TONG WAR BREAKS OCT AS TRI CE ENDS (COMTINVKD FROM PMSJB ONK» af.ernoon at their Mott street rooms, just around the corner ftotn the Hip Sing gathering place, and New York police prepared for trouble. One Killed In Chicago Chicago, Mar. 24.—(United Press) Possibility that a Tong war had broken out in the Chinese district was seen today in the killing of Chin Park, a young Chinaman. Prk was killed at\a gambling game in one of the buildings in the heart of the Chinese district. He was shot five times by unknown assailants and the shooting was reported to have come from outside the building. Five Chinamen, including Tom Jack—who is one of the leaders of tihe Chinese quarters —were taken into custody but all denied knowing anything concerning the shooting. Trouble At Cleveland Cleveland, Mar 24—(United Press) Renewal of the Hip Sing -On Leong Tong was flashed here early today with the shooting of Lee Sears. 43 laundry worker. Sears,'member of the Hip -Sing

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Tong, was shot in the buck as h« opened Ills laundry. He was rushed to a hospital where he Is expected to die. Shooting In Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Mar. 24 (United Press I Two Chinamen Were wounded today I when hostilities between the rival Tongs flared forth, A Chinese gunman fired five shots at. two iMundrymen at close range hero today, wounding one of them seriously, und escap'd through the alloy in which he had been loitering while awaiting his victims. >ee Wing Hong, 26, und Yen Hong 'A il, 36, On Leong Tong members w< re wounded. To have beautiful clear white clothea use Russ Bleaching Blue. Your grocer sells it. tt

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Halbert M. Beals F o u u. d Dead At Dome Near Bryant I llalbett M. Ileitis, fill, died suddenly, Tin “day morning, nt his home one hull' mile mirth of Bryant Ills wife found hlu lifeless body lying on a emteh. j Berth was due to kidney trouble and high blood pressure. Mr. Beals was bor t in Licking inutiiy Ohio, Aptil 2'l Iso.', lie was married ::r> years ago to Em na Ewalt, who Hirrvlvo-. Other | surviving relatives are: Mrs. Rolr-tt Stevenson, of Portland; one sister, Mi-. Clark Betz, of Westcltester; and three borthers, Oliver and Ned Beals, of Jay county, ami Ed Beals of Portland. Funeral services will be held al the Lutheran church at Bryant at 2! o’el ick Thursday afternoon. '

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