Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1927 — Page 3

■ WR-TIME MUSIC I [IUIR TONIGHT ■ »*> Plan Observ- ■ >Ol Tenth AnmversB Jfy Os Entry Into War S \PNI « fulled 11-I 1 -- 0 ■ Tii Am.-r,.-.. . ■ „ lo tlc " wi!l ■ - »» ''*■ MB , hl tIV th9 Df .|| over lb' < ••iititl'y broadcast i-u, 9 : ■ .ur-time mu-i - i-ddresses of th.I l ’ r ' ,n "‘ "'‘ V ! '"' ■ an d other f. atur.-r, ■ pr-.-rhave br-n -'ll rm.:; ■ w | co that t..' ! i-tiis can receive an ■ entire cvnittVs entertainment. H A1 Boston a banquet is to be held at M wh{cb Howard I*. Savage, national H cumraanrl'T ei rhe Legion, and Paul H c!l)( ]p|, now I 'rent h ambassador will H «peak as guests of honor. Their adH will broadcast from station H WXAG.at s p "> c entral time (431.1) M This will be the first public: ■ mt.iano' ’n- French ambassador, H and is await'd with great interest by ■ URlonalres. ■ Station W<MA i2SS meters) Culver, H iiKiuna.il.-- arranged an interesting H program, «i-h announcements for ■ ltll)S( . miit--tnpl.iting th.- trip to France H I|PV Sepi. i-er. The program will be ■ 0 stirring resume of the first days of H the war. with addresses, music, desH criptive sketches, and jokes, ending H with an addre" by Tom M. CcConnell, ■ of National Ix’gion Headquarters. ■ Station WJAR. Providence, R. 1. has I prepared one of the big programs of ■ the evening, running from ft to 19 pm. ® <> I Passion Play Wonder I Picture Os The Age B| A plethora of values consistently as- ■ sembleil and intelligently dovetailed B| are discernible in the celebrated Passion Play motion picture coming to Shrine Auditotirium of Fort Wayne for four days starting Saturday of this week with daily matinees. There is no reason to wonder why this picture should contain nearly all the perfections. The events in this story happened nearly two thousand years ago and ever since then the most brilliant philosophers, theologists aid writers of every description have hi-en vainly trying to depict this story in its true light. The mystery of the Holy Trinity cannot, be explained because of the limits of mortal intellect in trying to graps an infinite subject. Man with his feather of wit cannot understand the mystery of the Holy Trinity any more than you can ; put the ocean in a tea cup with a 1 spoon. i To do honor the enternian principal in the story ihey started in Freiburg In 1264 to form a Passion Play. The whole village was interested. Men were trained to play the parts: their sons inherited the same parts; fhey ,: .ri-.-rr-.-■■is' • •vMcMrn, .. ,;,r -t>- . • -a.''.*#*** Him i'he Passion'ri*y" became a regular institution and t been such ever since the year 1600. Every ten years it is produced. Itx Presbyerian Notice Every member of the First P-esby-terian church is urged to be present at the annual congregational meeting which will be Wednesday evening April 6, 1927 at 7 o'clock. Business of importance will be tranfeo be sure to be on time. The reports of every department of the

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church will be rend. If yon nre respmitdlile for a report rind cannot bo present please see Hint the report Is sent •,lo the Dioellng. Ono trustee and one demon will be elected lit the meeting. It Is Impoitarft that we make this •" meeting t <if Interest uh the business , <f the King Is in our hands. —{).... ... DAYLIGHT SAVING PROPOSAL KILLED i << OVUM 1 11 | novi |'l(.|. : oVK) , there being 10 fifty-foot lots. The pro- . postil was referred to a committee. Arrange for switch , Plans for Installing a switch pnrnll el with the Pennsylvania tracks, west . of North Seventh street, were* filed I with the council. It is planned to Install a switch for th<> unloading of the . city's coal and the alley running along i the city's ground was widened to make possible the installation of the switch. "" - o— I DEFENSE SCORES POINTS LN TRIAL AT LANSING. MICH. (COyTIXTTBD FHOVf PAG® OUT®) out in jhe testimony of Mrs. Prowdley both families having formerly lived at ’ Shepherd. "Durbin, a local plumber, employe 1 at one time at the Olds Motor Works 1 kept company with Mrs. McQueen last I summer and during the fall, his visits' 1 to the Prowley home liecoming less frequent until Christmas time when they ceased entirely, it was brought out in early testimony. "Ray, who lives on Clark street, then became attentive to Mrs. McQueen and it was following a theater party with Ray that Mrs. McQueen was summoned by Durbin from the house to his automobile. Sometime after Mrs. McQueen left Ray sitting in the nouse started her conversation with Durbin, the shooting occurred which resulted in Mrs. McQueen's death and the alleged injury- to Durbin. "When police arrived at the Prowdley home on the night of the tragedy Mis. McQueen was lying on the couch 1 in the front room in the Prowley home to which she had been carried by

His Health Ruined ByConstipation Tells How He Got Quick Relief. No Sign of Trouble Now. "For five years I suffered with liver trouble and constipation. My bowels were so sluggish they would hardly act more than once a week. My complexion was yellow and T was all run down. My appetite was poor and I had a disgust for food most of the time. I went down to 136 pounds, and my vitality was so low I just had no pep at all. I felt lazy and wanted to sleep all the time. I tried different medicines and nothing did me any good. Then a relative recommended Viuna. Before I had taken half a bottle T felt better, and by the time I had taken the second bottle I had gained 4 pounds and could cat anything, had a good, healthy appetite and was feeling fine. All that drowsiness was gone and I would get up in the morning full of pep. It has been three month . s ince I bought my first ■ ;.W '«• I believe I can ,t I am entirely felt better in r.iv life."—Pau' ~ D. Bragdnn, 1523 Cedar St., Ai’der- *’ son, Ind. Viuna acts promptly on sluggish bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. It purifies the blood, clears the skin, restores appetite and digestion, and brings | new strength and energy to the whole body. Take a bottle on trial. Then it you're not glad you tried Viuna. your money will be refunded. $1 at druggists, or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co., Indianapolis, Ind. VIUNA The vegetable regulator Sold Bv CALLOW & KOHNE

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George Ray after he had discovered idle was slumped nverlwliha* t >rn>ef he was unconscious. Dnrbin was slumped over the steering wheel bleeding profusely from n bullet woun 1 in his head. Durbin was first brought to the police station and later removed Io tin- hospital when the seriousne-S of hl« injury was discovered. Within a space of 25 mlnutM after the trial opened Tuesday morning tha jurors had been selected Io sit in the case and prosecutor Pierce had made his opening statement to the jury. "Mrs. Prowdley. when she took the stand, confirmed the testimony of Ray. She also told of the visits of Dnrbin to her home earlier in the evening in hie search for Mrs. McQueen and of his conversation with her. Mrs. Prowley did not hear the shots, described by Ray. but she knew that Mrs. McQueen was in the automobile with Durbin, she said." 0 REVIVAL AT U. B. CHURCH CLOSES (COXTIKVED OV PAG® TURF.K) by an increased membership, a deeper spiritual life, and not only the local church, but several who bowed at tjte altar and found Christ their Saviour who will unite with other < hurches. It is always hard to get a correct report in numbers, but it is known that about sixty were reclaimed and converted during the

A PROTECTION Against Your Own Carelessness Unless you have acquired the systematic habit of filing things away and have an absolutely safe place for keening them, you will save yourself a lot of time and worry by renting one of our Safe Deposit Boxes The cost is small. Come in and investigate. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. BANK OF SERVICE

/ ' — Men’s Smart New Suits _ for Easter and Spring Days to follow JkJ T s2o' to $35 ~' iK ' / v li/v I A S / W- 2-P AN T SUITS S2O $25 $35 / Isa / m i II v’ & 1 First of all there's the correct Suit to consider. In our special Easter I l|/ grouping-, you'll find a host of suggestions—styles in conformance with ( ‘ what you would call trim and neat. Single and double-breasted models ' j of the finest Worsteds, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Serges in a variety of exit J ceptionally pleasing patterns. Though the season calls for a preponderH \ 1 ance of light tone, here you'll find just as many of the darker shades—all > ■ A of good-looking patterns or solid tones. Each suit cut and tailored in * Jp- ,/m keeping with the new style effects—in the trousers, vest and the lines of jUk the coat. > Til Hl’ i \ I ATTRACTIVE FURNISHINGS \Wll I I 4 New Shirts New Hose ' I L J J New Hats New Caps Illi ll r lai/ New Ties New Underwear ffl I ' I I Im Vance & Linn Z-4 the kuppenheimer store . . — —■ ' inn ii mu ur_

—, ( - nieetlngs and many others have tali en on a bigger and deeper personal Interest in the church and the Kingdom of God. There w|ll be no prayer meeting (/might, as there are numerous oth- - r meetings for the evenings this week. The Work and Win class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hower on Nutt man avenue, Thursday night, the W. M. A. at the home of Mrs. Clarence Drake, on Monroe treit, Friday night, an I tonight, the young married folks of the church are to meet, at the church. (y Miss Helen Farr motored to Fort Wayne Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Schwartz,, ot Palm Reach, Florida, motored here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph

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Window Display Boosts Boy Scout Drive Here Aiding in the publicity for Hoy Scout week, the John T. Meyers clothing store has a special display of Boy

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Scout iicc*HHori<‘H nnd pictures In ono of the windows. The display InclUdCH wearing apparel <>f the hcoiilh and equlpnu-ni und was placed hi the window by a Scout executive. Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay*

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