Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1927 — Page 7

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calendar Thursday Township 4-H Club—Paro- *‘‘ Hall, 2 p. m. pe lt » Theta Tau-Miss Mildred Kel-ice-ream social-U. B. lawn. 7:30 U val Daughters Class of E V. Bertha and Zelma hrtnwn. 6:30 P- “• jilionary Sewing Society - Mrs. filliam Kitsou. jloose Legionnaires—Moose Home, SB. m- > Friday Radies' Aid Society of M. E. church Delton Passwater 2:30. P.M. wn Hur Installation of Officers—ta Hur Hall. 7:30 p. m. ~ jjary’s Town-hip H.mc Ecbnoacs Club-Mrs. Pred Bendfer, 1:30. Minnehaha Club-After Lodge. Kings Heralds of M E. churches Doan, 2:30 p. m. Saturday Silling Workers Class of Nono U. B. dnrdi —Leichtle’s Meat Market. The Union Township 4-H Club will Sren Boosters 4-H Club, Wren Park. Sunday Lrorth League of M. E. Church Monday .. •p»i lota Xi—Miss Mary Callow at B $ Erwin houws 7:30 p. tn. »; The Moose Legionnaires will meet it the Moose Home at 8 o clock touight. i United Brethren Ladies Aid Society Deughnut and Cookie Sale —Church, pane 903. 1 The United Brethren Ladies' Aid Mciety will hold a doughnut and cooki ide at the church, Friday. Anyone •thing to leave an order may call 00!. -a ■| very enjoyable surprise party was gten at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JW Cock Tuesday evening, in honor tithe Misses Inez Cook and Pearl feller. Games were played and retaiiments were served at the close i the evening. The guests included ta Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Keller ad son. Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd tak and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiliams and granddaughter, Isabelle tatiier, Melvena and Marcella WilIfais. His. Elsie Cook and family and It Daughters of Ottetblen class ’ 5 Sains-San.pson .£t the United Brethren parsonage b this city, Thursday at noon, was' ■tannized the marriage of Melvin fe of Peru, to Miss Ruth Sampson •io resides south of Decatur. They reside in Peru. The ring ceremony *s said by the Rev. Cecil R. Smith.

I fee Members Os Alleged fe Theft Gang Arrested fcmmond, Ind., July 21--> 4 UP) — •Mttoual arrests were expected to Mfe today to halt tHe'activities * a auto theft ring thijtUas been •twating in the Calumet district. \ ree of the gang have been capfa the last 48 hours —Tony ZiloWilliam Thomas and Theodore luski. heli! a Gary. Osdinski is ‘ti have admitted to police that Mug st o i e se v en automobiles in *> week. ar,s of the stolen automobiles e located by dice with the aid of ki Three other men are unooh to have been implicated. o —■- I ’■ Hoy Dehmon spent the after•falort Wayne with friends. I"’-- ■ Great for Lost Weight I "“Uilds Up Energy and Vitality ’ B Ij *’ er Oil atltl 1,0,1 1,1 ■ ■•fatlph .*, form puts new >h« I, tissues, iron enin sure to specify W.t r JL° r,,er ser,,rp a full 18 ■yßjknijfit l ‘ nl SI.OO. Guaranteed . m ° Uey

Personal; Billy Buck, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Beery, who underwent an operation at the Adams County Memorial hospital, Tuesday, for removal of his tonsils, is getting along tine. Mary Jane Beery, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beery, of Marshall street, is confined to her bed on account of sickness. Mary Jane took suddenly ill with a high fever yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chalies Hoekemeyer and Mr. and Mrs. William Hockemeyer of Flat Rock, Allen county, will leave tomorrow on a motor trip to Milwaukee, Wls., and other points of interest in that state where they will visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. K. Burt .Lenhart entertained yesterday for Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Jane Steele, of Fort Wayne. The Misses Marie and Emma Durbin and daughters, Joan and Margaret, of Indianapolis, are the guests of the Joel Dm bin family near Pleasant Milles. Mrs. Junies Cowan and children have gone to Hamilton. Ohio, for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Charles Join:, on and daughter Eleanor, spent the day in Kendallville with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson. Mr. Irvin Vincent of New Orleans, Louisaaa. is the guest cf Mr. and Mrt. B. W. Sholty for a few days en route i home from Detroit where he motored on business. Mr. Vincent who is a building contractor is a nephew of Mrs. Sholty. They will go to Lima Saturday for a shert visit with relatives. Mr. Vincent says the south is just beginning to iecover from the terrible floods. o— - Erie To Operate “Better Bull” Train In Wells Co. Bluffton, July 21—Cotlnty Agent M. S. Smith announced tody that tire Erie Railway company will operate a "Better Bull" special train through Wells county the first week in October, the week following the Bluffton fair. Tentative stops in this county are at Tocsin. Kingsland, and Uniondale. The federal department of agriculture, Purdue and the breeders’ association will cooperate with exhibits and lectures. Details are to be worked out.

1 THE CORT | 2 Tonight and Tomorrow 1 “TRACKED BY THE POLICE” || 2 A Warner Bros. Classic with Rin-Tin-Tin, the wonder b 1 dog and a good supporting cast. S £ A delightful and interesting, story of a dog who per- g J forms feats equal to any human. It packs a wallop a j that will interest you. 3 1 “Winnies Vacation”—News y i 10c -25 c IJ • Sunday and Monday, “Framed” with Milton Sills. | THE ADAMS Theatre | I “Where the Air is always Fresh and Cool” Tonight and Friday | She loved to be loved —but the LC “ ft /,fP| Wi 1T IN lure of diamonds, luxuries, s WUrlliLn snjr m " e a i fiS 11 « a t heme new in the f " i,,a|s a -J? '1 V'v 'Tt'' of motion-pictures!! A dary » «*- ing expobe O s a pleasure-mad ! ®WO®S~™;iE=£ | 1 ions! jjr 2 with Pauline Starke, Owen A | SO _“look pleasant”— • Moore, Lionel Barrymore and a cood comedy. ft, 0 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. I° C ' 25c S 1 Saturday—BUFFALO BILL, Jr. in "PALS IN PERIL”. ] Sunday and Monday-LON CHANEY in "THE UNKNOWN"- | I with NORMA KERRY and JOAN CRAWFORD.

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PLAN N. Y.-PARIS | ROUND TRIP HOP IN 24-HOUR DAY I - I New York Man Claims Invention Os A Special Fuel For Plane By international News Service NEW YORK, JULY 19,—The recent ocean non-stop flihts will nardow down from epochal events to the level of a monotonous streetpear r'.de if R. Rex Rennee’s ambitious plans for an airplane trip that will send a thrill-loving- world into Ineffable ecstasy materializes. Rennee. salesj manager for .an electric company and he says.i an Experienced avia/or,, not onjy bun-, bors the belief that It is possiltfe to make the non-stop round-trip Paris, but expects to accomplish this ; tupenduous undertaking within the next few months. he anticipates making the flight to 1 Paris and return in 24 hours, a little t more than half the time required for, < nly half the distance he expects to cover. i Ready in September In September, Rennee says, he wil) take off on his ambitious flight ‘ in a special airplane equipped with' two special 1,280 horsepower Packmetors using a special fuel he himself invented. The plane as he describes it would shove the present - type into the same background to which the horse-and buggy were relegated hy the automobile, one would judge. It will have a cruising speed of 300 miles an hour with a maximum speed of 375 miles an hour, Rennee declares. Where it this super-plane?; It is being built. Where is it being built? Rennee would not say. Is Expert Aviator Rennee says he was born in France 1 and is a graduatae of Oxford University. During the world war, he recites, he was a colonel of the famous Lafayette Escadridde and he claims the distinction of having been the fourth ranking flying ace of the entire conflict forty enemy planes to his credit. He would not make known the nature of the new fuel he pays he has ' invented but volunteered the information that it is' ‘concentrated in, small tubes and that the mixing of; the tube in a specified quantity of water would enable an airplane to travel at a greater speed than any yet attained. O — Mrs. David Everhart and children Callouses K 9 Quick, safe, sure relief painful callouses on the feet. ' At all drug and ihoe starts I DTScliolls MJR Zinopads r TS , Xi’ ■

Eight Big I Eight Big; K THE LAST CALL THE FINAL CLEAN UP 'S s Starts Friday, July 22nd | At a great sacrifice we are going to dispose of our Entire Stock of High Grade Merchan- g! dise below cost. ffi - aft All Ladies’ light leather Men’s * slippers including parch- O1 if ment, rose blush, etc. at UfeSS 011OCS /• J V 2 OFF and oxfords. All sizes, values up to ® $7.00 for ............... $2.75 to $4.95 All grades Arch Support Slippers for Ladies’ in pat- Florsheims ent and kid leathers, $-1.00 to SB.OO values now I LE x SIO,OO ® 4 r A’* Values Now Sb.yD i • H. 95 - $8.85 jg I ■ —■—’— I One lot of children’s shoes SI.OO to $1.95 Big reduction on Men’s Women’s and Mfi One lot of Misses $1.45 to $2.45 Children’s Tennis Shoes and Slippers aft All Solid Leather Values 89c up yft sft I T .. r . One lot of Boy’s Dress shoes Jfi A \ Ladies dress oxfords, J pu,„p s and straps H-«, sl-95 and $2.45 £ ' f i One lot of Boy’s Dress Oxfords tfi 25 % to 35% off SL9S an(J $3 45 g ■ ’ 1 One Lot of 1JJi...... w„c ® Ladies Strap Oxfords and I’umps, odds a f * vl !> and ends at « $« Shoes bill Men’s all solid leather work shoes $1.65, $2.15, $2.45, $2.95, $3.45 and $3.95 S bft — Ufi Did you say, ‘‘Stop him, Stop him?” * Don’t let him sacrifice his entire storck and his profits for a whole year in order to raise jjfew thousand dollars. Let us rush to his rescue when he puts on his Big Sale and sells g high grade merchandise at about half price. It is our duty to ourselves and to our families to buy and buy liberally when one dollar will do the work of two at this Gigantic Sale. |l| Beineke & Son : ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE NO REFUNDS, EVERY SALE CASH |

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