Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1927 — Page 5

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CLUB CALENDER Monday Delta Theta Tau initiation — Kalh-1 ryn Hyland, 7:30 p. in. Monday Night Bridge Club — Mrs. i Floyd Enos, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Young Matorns Club—Mrs. Doe Fry-1 back. Historical club opening. Mrs. Roy; Runyon, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Bridge and sewing party at Decatur Country Club, 2:30 pm. Friday Minnehaha Club—after lodge. The Minnehaha Club will meet Fri(Uy night, in Red Men's Hall, itn-j mediately following lodge, for a potluck supper. All members are urged to bring a basket of food and enjoy Jhe evening. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist ( hutch held an interesting meeting in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Miss Mary Neptune, who was graduated recently from the Conserva-. tory of Music and Fine Arts at Toledo Ohio, gave a group of readings, which were greatly appreciated by the ladies. Sprunger -Woodward Ajinopuncemeut of the marriage of Ellis L. Sprunger, of near Dalton, Ohio, formerly of Berne, and .Miss Florence Belle Woodward, of near Apple Creek’ Ohio, has been received by relatives of Mr. Sprunger in Berne. The marriage occured Thursday. Mr. Spi un ger is the youngest son of Philemon Sprunger, deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Sprunger will reside at Dalton, Ohio, after October 1. * Word was received here today that Miss Margaret Frisinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Frisinger of this city, had been pledged t.o the Delta ( amnia national college sorority at Butler college whore she entered this fall at a freshman.

The Young Matrons club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dee Fryback. A good attendance is desired. 0 COURT HOUSE Milriage Licenses Dewey D. Byer, accountant, Fort Wayne, to Dorris Edwards, Monroe. Motion Overruled In the case of Willard W. Widdows vs. Preston Pyle, the motion of the defendant to dismiss the p/titiou was overruled by the court. Face Petit Larceny Charge A charge of petit larceny was Hied in the circuit court.today against Lester Cook and Glen Kizer, the two young men who were arrested by local polijjt Friday noon when they attempted to sell a quantity of wheat at a local eleva or, which it is alleged they stole front a farmer residing east of Decatur. The court fixed their bonds at SIOO each. They have not been arraigned on the charge. It was erroneously stated in the Daily Dem ocrat Friday that it was Lester Roop instead of Lester Cool| who was arrested. Administrator Appointed Letters of administration have been issued to Theodore Thieme in the esta.e of Mary Steudkr. He filed bond in the sum of $3,200. .„-ty—;—: Another Air Tragedy Claims Life In Germany Berlin, Sept. 24— (INS) —Another air tragedy, the third to overtake German commercial aviation in as many days, today claimed the life of one person, a mechanic, while the pilot and two pssongers eseped without injury. This latest crash occurred between Stettin, ami north Germany, on the Baltic ('. ast. and Calmar. Tlve propeller of the plane, the “D-563," shattered shortly after the plane took off from Stettin, compelling the pilot to make a forced landing on the beach. The pelting of the machine cap.ipulated mechanic Harder out of the cockpit and he was di owned. — o New Albany Has Fire New Albany, Sept. 24. — (INS) — Firo of undetermined origin which broke cut in the foundry of the Anchor Stove and Rango Co., spread to eight other buildings causing a let?:, estimated at $325,000 before firemen handicapped by low water pressure brought the blaze under control.

Mrs. J. H. Bremerkamp of th's city left today for a several week’s visit with her son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Herb % Bremerkamp ,at Frceinont, Ohio. The girl baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bremerkamp, of Freemont, Ohio, has been named Sarah Matilda. Both mother and babe are doing fine. Mr. Bremerkamp formerly resided in this city. Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Myers and Herman Hi Myers returned early this morning from Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they attended the funeral of Charles Myers. Mrs. Herman Myers stopped to visit relatives near St. Ixuiis on the return trip from Tulsa. Miss Harriett Myers, who also attended the funeral in Tulsa, remained there for a several days vUU. I.afe got turned around as he left his ringside seat at Soldiers Field an' staid all night in .Milwaukee. I'll say this ter Levine —he alius falls out with his pilots while th' fallin's good. —Abe Martin Indianapolis News. Miss Clara Brown, of this city, will Heave Monday for Monroeville where she will reside during the winter months with her nephew and niece, John’ and Miss Hose Brown. Miss Kathryn Hell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Bell, South Anthony ‘boulevard. Fort Wayne, will leave the £■s of October for Mipto where sho will attend the Indiana State Normal co’lege, preparing herself to teach. T. C. Corbett of Fort Wayne and his nephew, Mr. Corbett T>f Mansfield, Ohio visited here today. The latter is advertising manager of the Mansfield Journal.

Ben Kizer of Huntington was calling on friends here today. He was a member of the Huntington Press staff several years. We have been asked several who Will become mayor of Indianapolis iu case Duvajj is removed. In cities of that, size the comptroller, who is Claudq F. Johnson, a former police chief, would assume the office. County Auditor Martin Jaberg was forced back to bls crutches today. Mart has been going through a real -olge tin a summer. He went to Ann Arbor, Michigan, several months ago and underwent a painful operation to straighten his left foot which has b#n twisted since he was a small child when he sutured an .attack of infantile patalysis. Last Sunday he relumed there and had the cast removed and his foot almost perfect pleased hifn so that he lias been using II too much this week (Wth the resu’t that hd couldn’t get his shoe on today. He is sure it will be alright in a short time and is more than pleased. Cal Peterson was back on tho job today after a two week’s outing at Kelley’s Island. Cal is now an enthusiastic fisherman having caught the fever when he was coaxed out on the lake and succeeded in capturing sx fine black bass. Miss Alice Clark is at Thdianapolfe where she is taking training in yie sl. Vincent hospital to lie a nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Thomas, Dr. P. B. Thomas and Mts. Haubold motored to Holiandsburg, Ohio, Friday evening, for a visit with Dr. Thomas’ mother. They will return todaji® Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas motored to Dayton, Ohio, this afternoon for a week-end visit with their daughter. Hen Shilts of across the Ohio state line, was a business caller here this afternoon.

Church Celebrates Anniversary Batesville, Ind., Sept*24 —(UP} —St. Paul’s EvangelicaP Lutheran church here will begin a celebragtion of its thirtieth anniversary Sunday to Continue a week. The ceremonies will begin'Sunday morning with a sermon by the Rev. John I 1 ". Seibert of Chicago. —— o — — Sen. Robinson SpeaKS Evansville, Ind., Sept. 24—(UP)— Avoiding comment on the political scandal. U. S. Sen. Arthur R Robinson addressed 300 persons at an open meeting at the Shrine Mosque here yesterday, speaking on ‘‘the constitution anti Ame:i< an ideals.’’. — M O Moose Meet At Peru Peru, Ind., Sept. 24-(UP)—Mem-bers of Loyal Order of Moose Lodges through northern Indiana will be here Sunday for an all-day meeting and initiation ceremonies.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1927.

Upstairs, Downstairs Or—Well The Court Must Make Decision Muncie, Ind., Sept. 24—(UP)—.Hairsplitting distinctions of such legal intricacy that counsel have submitted briefs, arose in the ease of Hoy Fullhart, proprietor of Eureka Ityt, charged with violation of the prohibition law. The search warrant in the case gave the address of 212 West Twelfth street. Fullhart’s counsel asserts his client was a tenant of both floors of the building at that address, and that to legally search the second story, the address of 212% West Twelfth street should also have been specified in the warrant. Officers testifying to find liquor said it was ‘"in an under" a stairway. They asserted the liquor was on top of a closet beneath the stairs. i The question before Judge Clarence W. Dearth of tlie Delaware circuit court is whether the liquor was found upstairs or downstairs. If upstairs, the warrant is faulty, attorneys contend, because it did not give a "good and sufficient" address. ———<> — Past Commanders Os Legion Touring Europe Paris, Sept. 24.—(INS)—One Bf the most Important events on the program of the American Legion's pilgrimage to Paris got way today when 250 past commanders of the legion left Paris in two speclol trains for a two-wceks’ tour of Europe. The tour will include visits to Brussels, Rome, London, Metz. Strasbourg and Nice. General John J. Pershing did not accompany the tour, which fact caused considerable embarrassment] to legion officials, as advance informatjpn had said General Pershing was to’ head the party, General Pershing, it i» understood here, changed his mind and decided not to accompany the tottr, taking the position that the legion's pilgrimage was officially a pilgrimage to France, and not one to all of Europe.

Store-Keeper’s Wife Drives Ort’ Robbers

Newcastle, Ind., Sept. 24.—(INS)— Two youths giving the names of Charles Conklin, 22. and Fred Hattsook. 24, both of Qhie, were arrested by police here after Mrs. £‘‘ith Christner had driven thcmjbff with a gun when they attempted to rob her husband’s store. Driving up to the store, at Ptinkfntown, on the Muncie Pike, the yn'utlis, said by police to have been intoxicated. went into the store isiere Mrs. Christner whs alone, and threatened to start shooting with a gun jjiey said they had unless oh’fe let take what .he’y wanted. Mrs. Christner, however, remembered where her husband's gun was She get it andAthreatened to sea lit’le shooting herself. When the two left in their car she called the sher iff ami he men were arrested. o Change In Rules Proposed Marion. Ind, Sept. 24 (UP) —Revision of rules for high school news paper contests was taken up at a meeting iteie today of the contest rules ((ommitltee, Indiana Btate Teachers Journalistic Association.

Seek To Arouse Interest In International Affairs ® Southampton, England, Sept. 24.— (UP) —A medal and certificate of merit will be given to the university or educational institution doing the most to promote interest in international affairs during the sessions of Fidac, an organization of veterans' association, Gen. L, JJ. Gtgnilliat, of Culver, Indiana, a delegate from the United States, said upon the docking of the SS. President Roosevelt here. S -Gcn. Gignilliat and his party plan an extensive tour of the Bri.isb Isles and Europe after the American Legion convention now in session in Paris. The Fidac conference was to be held in Bucharest, but due to the death of the King of Roumania, the meeting place htas been changed, ft is probable that the conference will be held in Paris immediately after the close of the legion convention. The general, when chairman of the United States delegation to Fidac at Rome. 1 aly, proposed teh model and certificate, which will be given for the first time this year. He volunteered to finance the cost of the gift and the necessary machinery for judging the work in interna ional relations has been set up. Fidac will be h potent fac.or in the promotion of in- 1 ternational relations, and is entering an ei a of wider activity,' the general believes. The American Legion is he United States member of Fidac. £ ‘ ( Hob and Cal Magley are recovering after a seige of tousilitis which kept them from school several days this week.

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Baptist Bulletin Sunday School promptly at 9:30. Roy Johnson, superintendent. Morning worship at 10:30, subject of message, "Ancpstry of the King." B. Y. P. U. at 6:30, Don Miller,' leader. Evening hour of evangelism ut 7:30. Thq subject of the message will he, "Walking Trees." Township S. 8. Convention 2:30 at the Evangelical church. Special Hally Prayer Service Wednesday evening, 7:30. Fellowship Night Thursday Night. Special Rally Day in all the services Sunday, October 2. ■O. E. Miller, pastor Presbyterian Church Harry H. Ferutheil, pastor The Juniors will meet at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Ixiwer aijd Mrs. Horton, leaders. Church school at 9:30 o’clock, Mr. C. D. TWpSe„ supt. Morning worship at 10:30. Children’s story, "The " Bag of Dust." Worship sermon, “A Sinner in tin' Sight of God." At 2:30 the Washington township Sunday School convention will hold its fall meeting at t-ihe Evangelical church and everybody is invty d t‘| attend. Christian Endeavor at 6:30, James ■itgler, leader. Evening Praise service, 7:30, suitject: .“Unconscious Influences.”

St. Mary’s Chcrch First Mass .. ?.. .'b.. .„ 7:30 Higft Mass 9:45 Prayer Hour and Benediction .. 2:30 ——————o — - -■ « Christian Church Harry W. Thompson, Pastor Olin Bible school supt.’ Bible senool opens at 9:30 a. nif Communion and sermon at 10:30. Evening service at 7 p. m. It is not too fflte to enroll in the Community Standard ’ Training School. Don’t you want to be a bett<? workman in the service of Christ? Os course you do. Then come ovefSto Central tn-xf Mondays evening at 7 o'clock and enroll. Please remember the ©oanty Suu lay School coftventioW- to befteld iii 'he Eritngvlical churcty on Sunday afternoon. - are cordially to the services of the Christian church au4 Bible school. You will find a delightful Christian group. Come.

J tar” ® ‘ x “ First Evangeliral. Church Ralph W. Loose, Minister * The Bible School at 9:15. knorehestr# overture at” 9:00. The morning worship at 10:15. This s for the entire school. Let every member plan to tarry for the worship service. — •»* The Washington Township Council, <>f Religious Education will 11 fall convention in thin’ church Sunday aftenroon al 2:30. Tillis convention is for tlie whole school and ( j church. A splendid program has been provided. A The Christian Endeavor mating is it 6:45 and the leader. Mr. Elmer Anspaugh. The® subject is “What Would Happen If All Church Members were Really Christian?” The evening service at 7:30 will be in the nature of a forum. Last' Sunday evening members of the church and others tlie issue of Law Enforcement lit Decatur and the duty that falls upon the Christian citizens of the community relative to this matter. It was a highly interesting, thought-provoking and profitaible hour. Sunday evening the Pastor will sneak relative to this same subject and will have some very definite anti interesting things to say. All interested in tiiis iiye issue of the hour arc cordially invited. We may ask this question, Is Decatur standing back of her officials? If anyone has a question he wishes answered, write same, place in tlie contribution plate and if practical it will bo given consideration at the foVowing Sunaay evening service. The Community Training School meets at 7:15 Monday evening. It is not. yet too late to enroll. A large number of pupils already have registered

First Methodist Church of Decatur R. W. Stoakes, pastor The seision of the Sunday School of Religious Education will meet at the regu’yr hour of B:3ft. John E. Nelson who is~superintendent assures every on 4, a class brimming over with all of the elements that go to make a great school. The Morning Hour of Worship—--10:45. will be with the pastor, assisted by the choir. This will be a ritualistic service apd will bo Os benefit to every one especially the churchman

who loves the dignified formal hour of worship. Please note that there will be no Junior church for tills Sunday norj will the Junior League meet at this time. The Senior Epworth League—6.3o, will be with tho older group of young people and will be of interest to a, 1 ! who come. The featured a special program of music and an address by Rev. C. A. Maynard. The program follows: The first twenty minutes, Organ Mrs. Carrie Haubold Hymn 4 Congregation Prayer Special Music Ladies Quartette Scripture Reading Offertory Viftcal Solo Mrs. Dan Tyndall Address Rev. C. A. Maynard Benediction. This service will be presided over by John E. Nelson. O'Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul W. Schultz, pastor German seryiees 9:30 a. m. English services, 10.30 a. ra. suiWay school, 9:30 a. m. o United Brethren Church Cecil R. Smith, Pastor Bible School at 9:15. Yottf*presence will Help much tomorrow. Morning Worship at 111:30 Sermon by pastor. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Senior and Junior. ’’itvi iiing Services at 7:3ft, We appreciate the attendance that is being given these services. We will appreciate ,any suggestions that you may have t 6 >ive that. wULmake possible Hie services being more helpful to all. We extend a cordial invitation to you and ycur friends. Lets make tomorrow the last Sunday in Septem- ’ bcr a real banner day. - o Church of God • 1 at 9:30 A. M. > Genet al service at 10:30 A. M. Mr. ’ Hi’liatlesL'Teeple who was 4 delegate to the StaiW Sunday school convention will be the speaker at this .-UH.yiee. t Every member Is urged to be present. Swu'ay evening service at 7:30 pm.. Wednesday evening prayer meeting ■ at 7?5®« I You are invited feme and worship - the Lord with us. ——— Zion Reformed Church Corner Jackson Streets With a hearty cooperation of all j we w4H have large audien- | cos gefed- offerings al our Rally Day and Mission Festival services tomorrow. We are depending upon you RaWy Day program in Sunday I school at ,#:ls o’clock. Mission Festival service at 10:30 (>’c<cck witii Rev. A. U. Fiseliej* of New BaVtuja, ydiio, proa&inf?’ the Afternoon service at 2:30 o'clock with the Itcv. It. S. Beaver of Fort Wsyne, Winging the message. Evening servica at 7 o'clock with | u second message by the Rev. A. C. | Fischer. There will be no C. E. I meetings , I Let >h> make this a day of spiritual | uplift All cf these gervices wII be inter! persed with | ihusical tWinbers. Both, the Senior , and Junior choirs will assist in Hie I services. Remember also the offer- ' ingj. The <-l,t.Henge is at least one,tenth ,>f your weekly salary or ei'nIngs. These offerings will be for misI Hions, which includes our educational institutions, as well as home and foreign missions. A cardial invitation '|s extended to all.

Henry Sonenshine, president of the company, said the pictures wree being shipped to Canada thus not violating a federal law prohibiting them being exhibited in states other than the one in which the bout took place. o Sets New World’s Record Washington, Sept. 24—* I INS) —A new world record for multiple parachiiete junipjng was established at Anacostia naval Air field today when nine men leaped from a navy-ford trimeter transport plane in 18 seconds. o— Purdue Seeks More Land Lilayrtte, Ind., Sept. 24—(UP) — Suit to condemn 32 acres of land adjoining Purdue University has been filed in Tippecanoe circuit court. Purdue University wants the land as a site for Women's dormitories. —o— FOR RENT- Seven-room huose, 1021 Madison St. Inquire at 109 S. 11th St., or phone 1235. 226-3 t $

To Test Law On Shipment Os Fijfht Films Out Os U. S. ■ Chicago, Sept. 24—(UP)— Plans for a test case to determine whether shipment of prize fighter pictures to fore Ign countries violates federal staluts prohibiting interstate of films were made today by attorneys for Henry Sonenshlne, arrested while loading pictures of the Tuuuey-Demp-sey fight into an airplane. 'The warrant for Soneiishlne’s arrest declared the films were intended for shipment to Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. Sonenshlne Is president of the moving picture company having ex-

THE ADAMS Theatre SUNDAY and MONDAY =»caP*M s with > Marie Dressier ’F Polly Moran Lawrence Gray ‘\ <>?■ bally O'Neil \ ' N ft/ 1 _ Roar follows roar in rapidit 1/ y fire order in this heart-warm-,,lv" ■* ? \ Ing tale of Irish fueds and ; _ r'' j£S / Irish love! A ringside seat ’ I / for the happiest, scrappiest t: ’AB • f picture you've ever seen! > I \ -<7 ' A drama x>f sunshine and dTf ' Z A >o4* > shadows, heart-throbs and „ v, J K thrills, that will truly move ®* Also—“THE COLLEGE KIDDO." with Madeline Hurlock > and Eddie Quillan. A Mack Sennett Comedy. 15c 35c ■ TONIGHT —KIT CARSON in “THE PONY EXPRESS RIDER.” A Fhst Action Western. Also — “BLISTERS UNDER THE SKIN,” with Kit Guard and Al Cooke. | 10c 20c 25c SfIHBMMMHIMMHMBMHHBMMMHMMaaMBMnHEHMMMMMaMKIA . ! •*?*• xt• -.v ?. • - THE CORT SUNDAY and MONDAY I J E * i zNXBIi 'llrli lid 11 . nA 1 111 I L IIKmA 1 r Go 'hrc.'c’’ MKL JI collr'jr wt "Our Die*.’ the doings at a tash- HU||HgUF. ‘ ionable prom, when youth is unleashed in a mpht revelry. See one of greatest football r.nine, BTOwffW-M «! ever filmed. It’s Dick's biggest role since Patent Leather Kid." wl lihi z v KICK “JAIL BIRDS,” Comedy 1 News Reel JLtzV? TONIGHT—Fred Humes and (rood cast in a rip-roaring ■ Western drama. “BORDER CAVALIER." “STOP, SNOOKI MS" Comedy. NEWS. 10c 20c 25c

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elusive rlghls to distribution of the pictures. Federal Agents obtained warrants for the film distributor’s arrest wt)en it was learned showings of the fight pictures had been advertised In other cities and It was reported Sonenshlne had announced he would have film hi all of the 48 states within 24 hours cf tho time of the fight. Five sets of film were seized when he was arrested yesterday, it could not be determined whether others had beeu skiped. — o— — ■ — Mrs. Rcy Archbold and daughter Miss Josephine visited in Fort Wayne today.