Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 21 April 1927 — Page 6

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- AUTOMOBILE LOWERS SELLING EXPENSE vs® J r 1 IraKm W ASHING machine company finds <t} '' ' M automobile big aid to business

Like the United States mail service. th<> telephone, telegraph and fast transcontinental trains, the automobile has proved its worth to business. Today it stands in the front rank of those agencies upon which business is absolutely dependent, in the opinion of C. R. Saylors, local Dodge Brothers and Graham Brothers dealer. Mr. Saylors believes that the automobile has attained its present commanding position because its adaption to a thousand and one business needs has been fundamentally sound. More than ever before the business man of today realizes that the motor car makes money for its owner, he says. Mr. Saylors cites a recent letter from L. R. Boulware, General Sales

SURVIVORS TELL OF MASSACRE BY MEXICAN BANDITS (MirntraD from farm ered all out before setting them afire. None of the 10 foreigners aboard the train was wounded. The foreigners numbered 10 including Americans, Britishers and a German woman, Mrs. Curt. Levin, who was suffering from a severe heart attack when the relief train with some of the dea l and the survivors arrived at 2:20 A. M today. The Dockwiths and Watsons said there was a crash of rifle fire toward the front of the train and they plainly could hear the cries of the wounded. Their group was badly shocked, but agreed that about 100 persons had been killed. Other eye witnesses said that after the shooting ceased, the raiders ent-1 ered the train, looting and robbing, and then ordered al', passengers off. The coaches were fired immediately and

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. I Manager of the Syracuse Washing t Machine Co., manufacturer of the, - Easy Washer, which says: . ’ "The Syracuse Washing Machine’ f Company now operates a fleet of aps proximately 100 Dodge Brothers busi- ■ ness coupes. Most of these cars are ■ used by our factory representatives ■ in calling upon our dealers and agents ■ in various cities. Before we furnished them with cars a large proportion ; of their time was wasted because - they had to depend upon trains and ’ other restricted means of transports- ■ lion to get from one city to another. By driving their own cars they are . able to satisfactorily care for much ■ more extensive territories and the ex- • pense to the company is less than ’ before.*"

some of the wounded persons were believed by the survivors to have been unable to escape from the pyre. Most of the pullman passengers saved some of their luggage but many surrendered their valuables to the raiders, who also sacked the Express car obtaining 200.000 pesos in gold destined for the bank of Monreal and the bank of Mexico. After firing the train, survivors said the raiders rode away crying "Viva Cristo Rey” (long live Christ the King.) The raiders were white frocked men of the peon class, survivors said, led by the famous bandit known as "El Catorce,” who once was a member of Chavez Carcia’s band which terrorized the state of Michoacan during the Villa revolution. Some of the survivors said priests accompanied the raiders. The raiders left before the train had been consumed by fire because of the approach of | the rescue troops under General Carillofrom Yurecuaro. Get the Habit—Trade at Home. It Pays

DECATUB DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 192/.

WILLIAM O BRIEN GETS PROMOTION (CONTIVI'W» rv.'i' of his splendid services here. During the past seven years, he bus su> reeded in increasing the busines of the local office und plant several fold He is an accomodating and sincere public servant and patrons of the local office will vouch for his integrity and desire to serve them. Mr. O'Brien will begin his new duties on Muy 1 und his family will, more than likely, move to St. Marys as soon as school is closed. Mr. E. It. Curtin, of Lima, is general manager of St. Marys territory and Mr. O'Brien will be next to him in authority. The appointment to the new position was made through Mr. S. E. : Mulholland, manager of the Fort I Wayne office of the Northern Indiana

H& MYERS irchase & Floor Clearance 3 SALE For This Sale e Pianos and Upright Pianos. the factory of ■ /NC* M /NW* • I rating with us in this the greatest sale of i|[ [I 1111| I a1 1 d Player-Pianos have been alloted to us to RrWBRwAMIRW * Iso decided to take advantage of this sea-shop-worn instrument we have on hand. a for the pianos previously contr ted for A TN Until 9 O’clock ArewUa y s . mm inio All 1 hese Lxtras. Beautiful Piano Lamp with Shades. A Combination I ■ PLAYER Player. Bench to Match Player. Music Roll Cabinet to Match Player. I" just NO MONEY DOWN reasonable BRING AN Will accept your upright piano or phonograph at full present TERMS TO SUIT | HONEST FACE va^ue ‘ C° me * n > y° ur credit easily and cheerfully estab- YOU jflHB rememberThe instruments just received are new 884 note, not rebuilt or second hand, or shop- ■ -s IgT “ ’*'*" |tt worn, but new. Come and see them. This IS will probably be your last opportunity to S buy an Artist Model Player-Piano outfit at ■ n our prices, so I Act Quickly! I price - HBPh* $325-0° | I A COMPLETE OUTFIT W | | Amazing Bargains j j | Every Piano Reduced! SPECIAL advertising allow- bring this coupon ;i M ances will be made on a num- !; p j f (hor A I ber of these instruments and you jj uOOu 10F tpZb OH vHC I can enjoy this great saving if you of Our Repreton e Player act quickly and attend our tac- i; Piano outfits. ;i I tory sale EARLY :: same as cash. : i ’ vMWWVWWWVWVWWVWWWVWAAWVWWMMWVMAAMVVVVWVVWVW ZWICK & MYERS “The Home Comes First” Piano and Furniture Dealers f uneral Directors

Public Service company, and vice-1 prcHident of the parent company, i which ia also one of Lit® Inau!l|j IntcreatM. , < SERIOUSLY HURT IN 10-FOOT I'ALL , (COVTIWI Kl> FROM VA<;K O*K> ( Juil yard yesterday afternoon. . 1 Bagley wan standing on a ladder 1 and took hold of .< dead brunch which | J>roke and cftHcd him to lose bis hal-; ant e, throwing him to the ground. He was unconaciciH when picked up by ’ Sheriff Hnlllngswcrth and lie was rushed to the Adams County Memorial! Hospital, whc.e nietilcul aid was r n- ! I tiered. Lite thli af-ernoon, Mr Bagley's I condition was s i.d to be "about the same.". He was mill unconwious and! it appeared as ~ h< ugh the scalp wound 1 ; was bothering dm considerably.

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