Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 99, Decatur, Adams County, 26 April 1927 — Page 3

IfgjmF house ; BLnaM. Blyth*'. 10 4 Madison street R- : 'rrr^nr‘for~ll v of?- In the |K a cin iiii ion' l “gainst William ■?'>" TiH'y February. Kandscpara.ed Ap.il 21. 1927. Mrs. ■ (b> , allW* ll,al h “ r ll ' lHbnn '' ,s 11 ■L| drunkard; that he spends all )■ hls money for intoxicating liquor E>, fl) || S to supply the necessaries of ( „‘ r his wile and children, and that K has threatened to kill his entire fa- ■ |v Mrs. Blythe asks for a divorce ■ custody of her two children. ra p ‘on motion of the plaintiff, the court B tied a resfuining order restraining K defendant from interfering with plaintiff or molesting her in any ■ar, or from coming on the premises ■here the defendant and plaintiff have K, n residing. An application for suit ML.pv wa s filed by the plaintiff, also, ■ttorney C. U Walters is counsel for Ke plaintiff. ■ Hattie Hower. 315 West street, has ■led a suit in the circuit court against ■rank Hower They were married May ■ 1925. and separated last Saturday. Kis Hower alleges that her husband ■ guilty of cruel and inhuman treat■ent; that last December he slapped K>r. struck her and called her vile' ■nd indecent names; and that last Saturday he came home and broke up portion of the furniture and struck ■n<l beat her with his fists and a chair. Krs. Hower asks for a divorce and ali■inny in the sum of SSOO. Upon motion if the plaintiff, the court issued a resjaining order, restraining the defenlant from visiting the plaintiff in her lome at 315 West street, from molestng, speaking to or accosting her on I he streets or in her home, and from eliing or otherwise disposing of his roperty. The plaintiff also filed an apilication for suit money. Attorney H. I. DeVoss is counsel for the plaintiff. Cases Set For Trial The following cases have been set or trial; Howard Stanton vs. Lester hirdy, May 16; Lacy C. Catron vs. Oswin F. Gilliom, May 18; Oliver Machinery Co., vs Charles A Spangle et al, May 2; Oliver Machinery company vs. Wayne Machinery company. May 2; Reuben B. Clark, executor, vs. Wil-| liam Stauffer, May 12; May Bowen vs. i Mary Clark estate, May 12. Cases Dismissed

The case of Julius Haugk vs. Harry E. Bittner has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. ’ The case of Harry O. Williams vs. Lemuel G. Williams et al has been dismissed on motion of the plaintiff. Hearing On May 8 In the cases of Bennett B. Evans vs. the Indiana Service Corporation a hearing on the motion for a new trial Will be held on May 6. Restraining Order Modified In the case of Herman ('. Weber Joi nna W her. Attorney Dore B. Erwin e.itered his appearance tor Uit> defendant. On motion of the defendant, the restraining order was modified to permit the defendant to enter upon the plaintiffs premisses to remove her clothing. The defendant filed a motion for a temporary allowance. A hearing will be held on the motion on April 30. Claim Allowed In the case of Gay, Zwick and Myers against the Anna Droppieman estate, a claim for $161.50 was allowed. Real Estate Sold In the case of Rufus W. Glenden>ng et al, the real estate was sold by the commissioner and the deed was ordered and reported. 0 Junior Class Play Say, brother, Where were you last night? What, to Port Wayne, To see a prize fight? Why not be loyal To old Decatur high. Go see "Cyclone Sally”, Tis the best under the sky. I saw it last night, Ami, say, it was fine. When the doors open tonight, Why not be in the line? Ton'll never regret The money thus spent; It goes to a good cause. Every last cent. ’l our presence will be appreciated Jy the whole Junior class tome one, come all Come in a mass. Tis interesting, instructive, Ami, also, very funny * H certainly guarantee t is well worth the money. Thanking you now y°“ attended last night And thanking you in advance II you do come tonight. The Junior class of D. H. S. —Herbert Fuhrman. Wabash.— Gilbert Howell, coal dealer’ was so busy endeavoring to fill orders for fuel during the cold snap ast week that he left his watering ' lo " s ‘ lfreeze solid and forgot to ver his prize peonies. The frost killed them.

LARGE AUDIENCE SEES JUNIOR PLAY (CotfTltWF.n l-HOM PAUH ONBt) Elzey as Willie clump, wns the comedian of the play and his interpretation lof his part of ihe production caused much merriment and many entertaining laughs from the audience. Robert Carper played 1 ho rule of Jim I Jerkins, who had courted for 20 years, hut was not yet discouraged. Vivian Thomas took the part of Ruth Thatcher, mid Josephine Archbold took the pait of Vivian Vernon, the Belle of Cedar Point, both important and wellplayed parts of the production. Tlte story centers around the (Irai ham and Webster homes, and develi opes into a love affair between "t’y- • < lone Sally", who Is known for her tin- ' ccntrolnble temper, and Jack. Other j love affairs and woven into the play I and many intricate affairs are de- , veloped. Tho entire cast is deserving of pi also and the play was very interestI ing and entertaining. Miss Vertical I Whelan, public instructor of the Deca- ■ tur high school, coached the play, and ' Miss Whelan and the east are to be commended on the fine presentation. The play will be repeated again this evening at S o'clock. i Those who have not yet secured

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.Or JUJ—IIIWIHWI 'mxi J.l o! .*>»«»:<•• • !<*!«!* I- •• I* !• I* W Extra Trousers that .J«. -IW-VW' ’• should make an extra of this very paper. There tire extra trousers here to match almost every lonesome coat anti vest in the world’s attic. And think of the saving nationally—and locally—if all the old discarded coats and vests got together in.convention and hack to work! Our extra trousers start at $2.00 and stop al nothing until they have made you nearly a new suit Work trousers 100 from $1.50 to $4.00. Lots of serges. Some warm ideas in flannels. STOP IN. Toha-T-Mym & Sort J CLOTHI*C AND SHOES J FOA. DAD AND LADzDECATUK' INDIANA z

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927.

tickets for tonight's performance may do so ut tho doors, which will open at 7:20 O'clock. No seats will ho re served for late comers. The play will start promptly at 8 o'clock. , THE GREAT WAR 10 YEARS AGO Marshal Joft'ro and former premier Vlvlani of tho French High ComnUsslon confer with President Wilson and War and Navy officials on war plans. Unofficial polls indicate the selective draft act is certain to be adopted by Congress. 0 Wells County To Organize Cow Testing Association Blnffton, April 26—Plans are under way to organize a e,ow testing association in Wells county, (I A. Williams, of the Dairy department of Purdue, RHEUMATISM TRUSLER'S RHEUMATIC TABLETS HAVE GIVEN RELIEF j* U Druggists. Two Sizes, sOc and *» Truder Remedy Co. Cincinnati, O. • Sold by Callow and Kohne

has boon secured by County Agent Smith to assist In getting tin assoclalion In operation In this county. A meeting will bo held at Uniondale Wednesday evening, nt 7:45 o'clock, at which lime tho subject will be thoroughly discussed. Joo Simmons, of Bluffton,, was a business visitor hero yesterday. O Do you want a new car? A can of Dupont Duco, a paint brush and a little labor will dress up your car. IL KNAPP & SON. Better digestion Ends Constipation Thi* sound digestive treatment •ndt constipation trouble*. First: Eat mtnpier food. allowing di* renUTe system to Improve. Second: _SthnulaUi letter digestion and bowel in by tub i.g <’l.in<Leriain’-» for, M wc.-k They urunse L»slthy dilation, get rouiiH ,•f-JL quickly. r>Oc or 2Ac pocket bizes at your druggist. For free > j nk -.LU i.ifuple write Chamberlain med. Co . 604 Park St . D- moln««. I CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETSW&Bl(| INTS - VARNISHES fl) Ithsi ii K K ii |j ENAMELfor 1 1)1 your BATHROOM | Al Finish your bathroom i 111 woodwork, walls and {fl furniture with LOWE di BROTHERS LIN- [I 71 DURO ENAMEL. It ) A» can be cleaned easily gZ 1)1 with just soap and IV (□ water. Easily applied DJ 1)1 to °’ r ’ es without 111 /fl brush marks to a hard, fl) tile-like smoothness. fZ yl C° mes in white and 1 iQ colors. Ask for color B 01 car d- a I HI The Holthouse II Drug Co. R

Hl “Tidy” Things Up! [ O CLEAN UP! ’ ~ PAINT UP! &'jf *• V.wlyf CLEANLINESS is half the battle for Happiness - To have thin^s ’ roun d y°u looking “spic an( l span” • • • everything sparkingly . r ~ - clean and in its place ... attractive to friend .\°l ~ p.. jngfiFWH and stranger .. . makes for a contentment k\ w.. SBo * IJ that keeps one smiling. ' m I <0? Apply soap, water, sponge and brush with ’I I vigor where’er it’s needed‘and be generous tok wSfljd fl with the paint on the “bare spots!” Police V I - oMS K fees of all unsightly rubbish and debris! It’s V ■ /■ ■■ Hkv/iHBI Clean Up and Paint Up Time! i ii ’ il'i mSSw ' Necessary Assessories for- ~ / U ■ Clean Up-Week ! ||Bj|l , f I A complete line of Martin-Senor 100'•<' Pure I I \ j Lfi Monarch Paints, Stains. Varnish, Enamel Kif iHilil \ rA/ and Floor Paints. lijil H Muresco Water Colors; Crack Pack; Screens ’ Ira bPI and Screen Wire; Hoover Sweepers; F<J illif ZT Ladders; Lawn Rakes; Garden Spades; f. !>-7 ffi Sn| Garbage Cans; Linoleum; Floor-Tex Rugs, hW' an< * a ug borders; Tools of all kinds. MgSprafel fl t W’< O ur pr ’ ce ’ s a * wa - VH r y 's• jffiK KOiW It? ® V/l ,1 ■ Schafer Hardware Co. y 1/4J P o ™ We save you money. jjElw

Evansville. — More than turn Shrlncru arc attending Hie spring convocation of tiie Masonic order of the Hvaniville valley

Piano Sale cAMtofithfflT' See ?. ‘The Greatesto/ the Great! >0 UNDERSTANDS THE NEEDS OF THE HOME AND OF CHILDHOOD > Vacation time is almost here. THE REASON FOR THIS SALE. In order to advertise our new Model Player Pianos and Upright Pianos, the factories of which we are direct representatives, are cooperating with us in this, the greatest sal<> of our business history. A number of Pianos and Player-Pianos have been alloted to us to be sold at advertising reductions. We have also decided to take advantage of this season to clear our floors of every new, used or shop-worn instrument we have on hand. We must do this in order to provide floor space for the pianos pcviously contracted for which the factories will soon be ready to ship. Several Good Used Instruments at Saving Reductions. Reasonable Terms. » MWWVVVVWVVVVVVUVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVVWVVVMAMMMWMNWMM I BRING THIS COUPON !• Good For $25 On One of Our Repretone Player Piano Outfits. * ![ SAME AS CASH. ;! dAAMNWVVVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVMNVVVMMMAAMWWWVWVWWW ZWICK & MYERS Furniture Open Evenings Undertaking

Several from 'here will attend the Settle meeting, at Monroe, this ('Veiling.

A party of General Electric officials . Including Mr. Emmons, visited here* this afternoon ou an inspection tour. •

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