Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1928 — Page 3

«VX“Ti.e Barker" At jhe Majestic Prefer Blondes” the version of Anita Txtoa’ clnasle, n digger beautiful hut dumb j Xnted by the Wright " he Majestic nil next week I’Uyeis a- performance of beginning w * ,ne 1 | S 'v?no>rwX will play Lorelei who "hue gold from the po.ke.ts of a ril " man HO pnlnlensly that the Joser 'is eeareely conscious of the ’’SV delightful satire treat--1 ', es of mirth from start to finish 'Tm'elors special victim is a serious m ,ded young matt, Henry Spofford Philadelphia, who is attracted ,v Lorelei's child-like innocence, not suspecting that it is a clever rose. | The play opens on board an ocean line with Lorelei Lee hound for Paris ' receive an education, sponsored by ' ri ,. h admirer. The second act hrittKS the story into a Paris hotel , n( | the final act shows l.orelei and her girl friend, the brunett. Dorothy, hmk in a New York hotel. -Gentlemen Prefer Blondes was t he outstanding comedy hit in New York during the past season. -The Barker” which the Wright Players are offering this week is described by Robert Baral of the JournalGazette as the Majestic’s best play of the season. Audiences are showing n keen interest in this play of American tent show life, and this interest is further heightened by the desire to see Marion Weils as a hula dancer and Patti Gale as the snake charmer. —lt-advt. —o X***¥*******X * NEWS FROM PREBLE * * By * * Miss Lorine Kirchner * g»»**«******« Mrs. R. P. Bresick spent a few days visiting relatives at Rochester, last week. Miss Blanche Fugate was the guest of the Misses Irene, Lorine and Erma Kirchner. Saturday. Mrs. Ed Kolter and Miss Helen Frietag motored to Fort Wayne, Thursday, where they spent the day. Mr and Mrs. Milton Hoffman motored to Fort Wayne, Thursday evening, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoffman and daughter Catherine. Misses Irene, Lorine, and Erma Kirchner attended the Young Peoples

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party given by the Christian Endoav- I or of the if. It. church of Decatur, Tuesday evening. A musical program I was given during the first part of the evening, in which the Kirchner slstern took part. Saxophone and clarinet I duets were given by Lorine and lOrma Kirchnt r. They were accompanied at lite piano by Irene Kirchner. They also played a piano trio. Later .in thH evening, games were played ' and‘delicious refreshmr ids served to about fifty five guests. I Misses I*olllo and Mildred Kirchner spent Saturday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Newhard and sons, Joint, Earl and Dale spent Sunday visiting Mr. ami Mrs. Frank NewI hard of Uniondale. Miss Dorothy Hoffman, who has been visiting Miss Catherine Liemenstall, of Fort Wayne, returned' home Thursday. Mr. atlU Mrs. Otto Koenentan and family had as their guests Sunday Miss Mildred Kirchner, Mr. and Mrs

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i Martin Bultemler ami family, I Mr. mid Mrs. Otto Dilling and family had ns their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spade and family of Peterson. , Mr. iiml Mrs. f’crl Smith, of Decatur. worn tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith ami family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. August Werllng and daughter, Mildred, visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dlerkes, of Decatur, Sunday. Mrs. Frank B. Brelner and Mrs. Homa Brelner ami son, of Decatur, visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman and family, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Smith, who injured her ■ knee In a tail, Is improving nicely. ... (j FARMER'S NOTICE Have your horseshoeing done at l your home. Prices Bight, Cail 63G1 Sam Bailer. 106tx n Enjoy a Baked Hani Supper at the U. B. Church Saturday evening, 5-7 P.M. 18-19-20 — oUSE Limberlost Washing Powder

Dogs Become Imprisoned | In Sewer; Police To Rescue, Vlnclnnes, Ind. Jan. lit (INS) — The subterranean howling of dogs sent cold shivers c oursing through the veins of resident)! in the neighborhood of Eighth and Nicholas streets here. Heating the preslst.nnt howling of tho dogs residents of this district began a search for the distressed anl-

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Big Families Are Exempt Rome, J«n. lit—(lNS) Big families a e winning tux exemptions in some Italian cities. Florence and some other cii,les are exempting from Municipal taxes, parents who have ten cr moie children. o Get the Habit —Trade at Home, it Paya