Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1928 — Page 5

I iff* Vo* At I Next Week ■ >-‘ v “ hiding “Parlor. Bed- ■"* leeular Feller.” “Brown * B Sle«P "..it This successful B m T( ”."' nO iaedy »«' be next weeks ■ Broadway «“* e Wright Payers at. B nfftrins a . in Fort Wayne. H tb’ 'Jy January 29. and con ■ the balance of the week H ““f'L sual bargain matinees on B whl ’ i.» and Saturday. H nix most recent success,' H 10 thl \t h r Swan h-"’ based his plot B t *' e ' < '' hL and unusual love s'nry. H uP "“ * Stated a most appealing ■ He b *‘ r hi« heroine, and for ■ ha« added two and a ■ good mrab tr €On , f(Jy lhieg and ■ halt l’ fl,r ’, "ipcd h e hue become ■ dtnallcns f < establishing I Wl 'it,, 'l a* ic nd Mnr'an Mears I Kelt 'r.U of the most youth-. I ■ i’jwlr'thea't* N « w Yor * wh ®“. “ ■ 'edl «t that popu’ar Broadway play ■ C'.e one «'lid year. H leadinc roles will Ire enacted ■ ■r’vwicn Wells and Sherllng O'i'-er I mA is a safe prediction that these B Writes wiß "o' °’” v 'L ■ " wh themse>i>s in the esteem of ■ port Warne Heat re goers, but wPI ■ ito marv new friends altd admirers ■ th plot of the play revolves around . I Jr col Me students in Greenwich . ■ village that ’’freakish section” of ■ vir York C'tv tn which so many ■ ' plants to r.rlistk honors are gath jraf! w’’ o Jl ’’ fat] in ‘ove with the ■ uae delightful gill. There ara Torn. ■ pi.- 4 Harn- and Jack. The first three - ■ <'»ad sure that Judv has ayes but , ■ for them while pcor Jack apparently ’ ■ thinks he doesn't t-ien stand within 1 ■ four citv bocks as far ax Judy's as- 1 ■ f«Hcn is concerned. The four boys < | keep a studio in the midst of New , J lurk’s iatfn quarter. One night thev hear an upmar in the street below . | mid dash out to fnd Judy, I »rartv ma'qnen.de. being attacked ’ ' hr street rewdies. Tpon questioning I ter they fin i out that her stepfather 1 ms locked tor out of h 's homo be- I oaie of her de-lre to dance and at- < t tend parties so they offer her «he’t er Then follows a series of highly . iMiteg. interesting dramatic and at I tints pathetic incident * with a surr prise finish that you will enjoy Im is sa'd that “Judy Drops' i ? la- win gfvo ever, greater delight < UH did "Th-* Patsy” or “Peg O My liea-’’ and judging from the interest’ j s'r»'dy manh'ested in Judy, the Majatic will be hanging the 8. R. O. dp. out frequently during the week. It-Advt o Girls Set Penalties For Users Os Rogue < Ashville. N. C. -(UP) They claim . | to be lit earnest about it. The g'rls of the senior class at J j Koodfin School have put a ban on :o»te. lipstick and mascara with pen- / allies dire enough for any inquisition. I Mat s more the tour boy members ■ d the class have agreed to help en- ' s (tree the regulations. s t Here are the penalties for beautifying: 1. First Offense. Culprit shall have ' lice washed with strong soap. 2- Second offense. Violator shall be ' ■ held under a shower bath, paint etc. rraoved. i «• Third ofi'euse. Two tablespoous- I 11 of castor nil for the transgressor. <■ if all this hasn’t been enough—for , 1 wFourth Offense the law brakcr will , « sent into Coventry —uo dates—no i ’»*king for two weeks. I -■ Seeks After Honesty Os School Children Clevehml, -(UP)—in-. M. A . May. ' *- profaagor u ) 10 a yeur agQ ggane-l h M t,' 0Ur ?" determln « the inherent comni 5 . j' scl ’ ool children, has not. , Wipieted his research. t a recettt vißit in Clove-' ilurt.i Ba!ti: I have eon-1 ; J tests for nearly a year. lam’ ■ Seh/oi mm l ' 10 reveftl my ftndings 1 ; de- w m Ch ' Wre “ are chan Keable. Un-i : I nH e “ nd J“ on!i they wUI b 0 b 0! ‘-. ider others very dishonest" f ' —0 at Home, it Pay> HKW ■ s w MB SIGNAL •u* iroJjp 1 y and colds lead to geri'”"niulsii>n ° U can a *op them now with ’’plwsant tn creosote that ®«licai diwnv lk ' : ' *^ eonui,Bi,ln >s a new audh.. e i ry ,^ I ’. h ’ w '°- f oW action; it L™ in^ amed Os ,n . ’ serni « r ’ w th. by high Vk gß t’ cre s wot '’ is rcco 8'ho “"’borities as oo. ! '•'kn! cou.t, ll ; allu . R a ßcncies for perlb,l ”i hi>ubi ind r ds and otber forms in addittou i ’’ Emulsion contains, "*" ,k "hieh .X’ , ’/ I ! he , r paling elc'“'“htie,\„j ® sad heal the infecud “ lfl ’“'»riti’ ll ,hc lrri ”t»n and StoXh I K 1 ’*’ J r j eOS ° ,e SQW ° n diX-..’ 1 r‘t t ‘° rbcd into *he blood, of th ° lrou Wc and checks Creomui • • Berms - ‘‘to’tf-atmem* f guara, . ,lc '-’<l satisfactory bronchi jl rou B ll s and "to" forms nt s .bma, bronchitis and "‘'-vllpnt i "’P'fatory diseases, and is "’l'korfli ' .'(""''ng up the system after is mii‘ r ,S eyr ,'' fl } n ' le ' 1 if a " y cou « , ‘ accord- |

I PRINCIPALS IN CENSUS SCANDAL Mt •-**♦’* r-L L -i Jp mi I ■ / 'ik /ia ■' 1 1 in iA/ v ’ I y 3] t'Ap ) s I - y ■l /F V i s ’ ' * * :MHMiS f ; Mrs. Florence Knapp (loft), former secretary of New York Bute, has disappeared following a probe of her census records made by Commlstloner R. H. Leßoeuf (tight), who Indicates that he will recommend formal action to he taken against her for grand larceny, fuiss audits and removal of public records. ' (ißternattaati N«wtr«£ij ■■■■■■! ■mill .. II I M ||. _ . _

' L - = Henry County Hermit Lives In Cave And Gets Food From Nearby Dump Newcastle, Ind. Jan. —(lNS> — With the theremometer hovering around xero and the a r filled with flying suow, John Brown the 76 year old hermit of Henry County continues to endure an exposure that would send d younger person to the hospital. Brown, who says he is too aged and infirm to work at any job he has been able to And. lives in a cave formed by a Union Traction viaduct near here He sleeps in the open the year around ' and salvages scraps from a nearby i dump for food. He has never applied for admission

DELINQUENT TAX LIST - I The following is a list, of lands, citv and town lots remaining dalinquent tor the non-payment of taxes for the year 1926 and previous years in Adams County. Indiana: £' > ■ < S' ■S hJ HO J . § ; » > 3 » 91 »a »» 2: 3. g 3’ g ;=■ s=l '5 = ;® • E 2 ' 3 " ? “a NAME DESCRIPTION 3 o * E. ”5 0 3 3 T r» 1 ff o. r . n v . . - UNION TOWNSHIP Owens, D. 1., et al Trustee H-J NE. - 4 a,SO ] 63991M40! I ’ I -. __ N-2 NIL | 9179.50' WtMtl I 1213.412*9 0? Kh ..,_ st ’ koot township fe .*£l?l_ f 'A n EX SB SE 'SO!4O 1 3«74>1 529 I I 6V.JSI tu.n p . ~ ~ M t KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP Pieri e. Geo. R, & Reuben, lot? 17-18 Curryville i 50, | I | .55) 1.07 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Gray, Roland C. & Win. W., NS SE 31'10 ! 2710 1 470’ 11 1 „ N-2 SE SE >31*20 ' 18601 1 ' 1100 20 is I? burners, 1,. E., Lot« 23-24 Bellmont Add 40! | ; i 1841 81 ~ ST MARYS TOWNSHIP”” Clevenger, Emmett C. & Pt SW I 1 | t . „ u . . Pearl Pt SE 20 IS.H 130 13SU tsco 1 1 * " 14 uephart. John. H E-2 SE 18* ' < 141,1 JSO 1 Cr.’V H>7.»oj 3»SO Vt E-J *E .W* HSO Northeastern Realty Co . NE . ™ 9SO 410 ‘3lO 680 i'aSOli 63 4* Roebuck. Edith, Lot 15 Pleasant 41.11. ■ mi 680 i _ , . BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP”' ————— Townsend, Pick 4 Cordelia Pt SW ’33 79 ! SOOrt ’loo’ t '155 8”I90 93 v ' FRENCH TOWNSHIP' Studebaker, David !>.. SW fr ....... '2s' _ . , Pt Lot 2 '2l! 8 560 9 30; ]0 7. Springer. Herman D. SW . .J 331150 75n01250i 1 'I6S.4S) 1 S9*S» , ’ HARTFORD TOWNSHIP Brunton. Jeesc Pt_SW_SW 12| .25] 100! 620| | I 17.22! 19.23 „ , . * WABASH TOWNSHIP ’ t ook, Magdalena * Joseph, Ceylon Lots 77-78-73 I 60! ISO! | 10.06! u 73 Edens, Geo. D. E-J SE 1 7’Bo 4770’ I - W-S SW ;8 80 I 87701 „ ■ Kpt NE Fr... ..'18138.57' 2340 15701 289.04'181.>9 Ford. Geo. W. W(r SE 35 12 I 3«QI 7.59 26.79 Hiser, Geo. D. & B-3 SW ' 6179 Kenneth Larwill S-2 N-2 SW ! 5'40 6000 1150! I 454.9 S 193.25 Jack, Robert W. NE 22 160 I Pt N-2 NW. . 33 19.50 116001 40 1310 1289.80'336.33 Skimp. Silas F. Npt w-2 sw 27’ Pt sfr NE . ... . 28 43 ' 23«0|l«50! 320) 1| 61.22 49.18 The Federal Land Bank of Louisville W-2 NW ..!33'SO ! 3300 f’80.64’ 41 01 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP Fetters, Grover C. W-2 NW NE .127120 I 11101 880, I I W-2 SW NE ..’97180 ; 10701 I 5!»/l 1 95.16 107.16 Kinney. Stephen J. Ept Sw 371100 , 6560' 860 12201 ,211.31 219.81 Ketchum, Frank SW NE 20 40 1 2650 860' 160 ! 81.10, 50.13 Parrish. Janies F. NE SE 20,40 2020 910 ' 85 st 40. Si i ' PEitNE CORpi’ltATiiiN Aeschliman. Emil E-.1 Lot 6—Herne ' 650' 270; 710 I| 71.19' 69.30 Wilson, Wilma Hell Lot 21 Berne 11”' 51" GENEVA CGRPORATION Alles, Peter Lot 53 Geneva , ,| 90| 2|o! 13.381 6.39 Cdok, Socrates Spt Lot 131 loti! I 1 Lot 133 lOOt SOOi | 18.75122.10 Ford. Rachel Lots 316-317 Geneva SO! 2*ol I 12.00! 6.68 Hoekingherry. C. Lots »-» Geneva 701 lid I 4.13' 4.84 Renner, s. .1. Let :'"c O«nei"u M J.tOj J 0.31 UECATUR'cCtRFORATION Archbold, Angdine M. Lot ;19 1 6001 SOOi ■ 15.72 53 92 Bell. Laura L, Lot 11, Cltz. Ist Add 1 ISO! 1 I 532 STS Hakes, James Lot 54 Citz. 2nd Add 1 150 6.03 63.21 Kreigh, Hansel Lot 614 , I 600 | 1 20.88 10.96 Leonard, Thos. A. & Frances. Pt Lot 217 800 1600' 19u 1 83.52 102.07 Lee, Albert & Bertha. Lot 30 50 50 ' | 3.48 3.87) Moser, John W. Lot 52 Cits. 2nd Add. I 150 1 I : 8.32 5.7 S McClure, Cover S. & Mara, rt Out Lot 79 I 150! I ! I 5.22 2.74 Opliger, Lawrence E. Lot 77 f 1000 11501 I I Lot 893 1 5801 500! I Lot 76 Cltz. Ist Add. . 1 150 1601 ' ’ Lot 77 Citz. lai Add . i ISO Lot 82 Cltz. Ist Add I ISO 1 I I ! Ix>t 83 Cltz. Ist Add 1501 | 150.' 1 142.20 75.97 Poinsett* Auto Co., Lot 973 100. j 3.48 3.55 Steele. B. & Harvey 8., Lot 839 40O[ 4001 I I 27.84 30.82 Hboeta, Naucy, Lot 230 900] 70<'l I ! 65.68 29.22 Scliirmeyer, F. M-. Lot 23 Cltt, 2nd Add 160! I I Lot 26 Citi. 2nd Add . ISO) I I 10 44 5.48 Stevens, Glarepce et at Lot 931 30u 900! 45.24 5..3 Smith, Asa E., Lot 938 100 180 <0 1 IT * 0 6.39 Schlnneyer. F. M, Truates Lot «« l»t Add ; *OO a #( s Ins LOt 89 Citi, let Add | 100 1 ' 1. *-9° 3.66 In addition to the above lax 31.75 costs, must be added for each description for printing. With each recoipt i»aucd tharc will be an additional cost charge of fiftv cents to the treasurer State of Indiana. CoOnty of .Adams. 88:--1. Martin Jaberg. auditor, in and tor aaid county, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct list of land and city and town lots returned and re, maining delinquent, for the non-payment of taxes tor ths year 1936 and prevtoqn years with penalty, interest and coats, together with the current year’* »hxos for 1927, and further that the amount charged was recorded between the first Monday of December. 1927. and the firs’ day of January, 1928. Witness my hand at the Auditor's office in tho City ot Decatur, this sth day of January 1938. MARTIN JABERG, Auditor Adams County, Indiana. State of Indiana. County Os Adams, SS:--Notice ia horeby given that so much of the foregoing lands, city and town lots as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, interest and costs which may be due thereon or due from the owners thereof on the day ot sale will be sold at public auction by t|ic Treasurer of Ad;ims Cotlnly. at the east door of the Court House, in the City of Decatur. In said county and state, on the second Monday in February 1928, being the 13th day of said month, commencing at 10 o’clock a.m. of said day and that said sale will continue from day to day until sold. , , - , Given under my baud at tho Auditor's office 111 Decatur, Indiana, this uth day of January 1928. . MARTIN JABERG, t I Auditor Adams Cuuuly, ludmua.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1928.

i in i to the County infirmary, as he feels that not being a resident of the county he is therefore not entitled to admission. He was b in in Albany N. Y. | but remembers little his relatives.

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2,000 American And English Doctors Take Diplomas In Vienna Vienna—(lNS)—The American Medical Association of Vienna reports, through President Dr. H. E. Twinning at the twenty-fourth anniversary of the founding of the Association, that nearly 2,000 English speaking physi clans registered for post-graduate work durlu gthe last four years. The number of courses offered and the number of Instructors participating are the largest to be found in any p?stgraduate school. During the five months Just passed the Association arranged 900 courses for its members and nearly all of these courses were given in the English language. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis. Ind.. Jan. 26—(INS) —The hog market today was steady to 15 cents lower with bulk classes from 170 to 225 pounds bringing I-5.25 to 98. SC. A few selective lights brought 15.45. Butcher classes from 275 to 325 pounds were generallf 18.00 to >8.35. 1 The cattle market was active and strong with spots higher. Beet steers sold mostly from $11.25 to 113.50. ; Vealers were active to 50 cents or 1 more higher. The early market was mostly $16.50 down with a top of $17.00. Lambs were active and generally 25 cents higher. Two loads western lambs brought $14.25. Native lambs were gelling from sl4 00 down. fhikhns Colds •cwF Best Treated t\Jy>.U_Exte rna I ly H //-( /Wh Stop them overVVL night without ) “dosing” — rub \/ICK S VAPOR UB kM/luonJaxs Used Yearly

S FINAL CLEAN-UP OF ALL MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE. S Every Piece of Merchandise is a Good Standard Made ifj and Nationally Advertised Product. S IE i Saturday, Jan. 28, Ends Our | 5 ! Pre - Inventory Clearance i 3 j Hart Schaffner & Marx I i i J SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. it e SUITS OVERCOATS S $25.00 to $30.00 $35.00 to $ 10.00 $22.50 to $30.00 $32.50 to $37.50 3 values values tfi j $18.50 $27.50 va, va,UC6 B 8 SS, ,S 816-50 528.50 | |» $42.50 to $50.00 values $37.50 $37 - 0(l ,0 * ,5-0 ° values $37.50 | 1 Lot of Men’s All Wool Suits $12.50 1 Lot of Men’s Overcoats $9.95 i It’s a complete, final Clean-up of all of this season’s merchandise we are after now. fig The price reductions we’re making now ought to accomplish it in a hurry. yj Furnishings, suits, overcoats, boys suits, overcoats and all wearing apparel will go at S Greatly Reduced Prices. Come in and save money now on all your H wants for a year in advance. * 5 | Holthouse Schulte & Co. I K PHONE 200. t S !fi

Zimmerman’s Drug Shop- John z Z , B , ’ r "' an ’

Is Drug Storing A Poor Business? A pretty successful business man here In this community sorta happed on me the other night on account of tlte way Khe modern drug store was conducted. He claimed that they had lost their identity in a cloud of “kniok-knacks" and "Specialties ’ and were now selling EVERYTHING BUT drugs!” So here’s what I pointed out to him. Sexzi: “Do you realize, Mr. Citizen, that statistics show that only 8% of a community NEEDS —Medicine? Isn't it a fact that the wav drug stores arc run NOW we cater to plenty MORE than 8%?“ And it was all a big piece of news to him. He’d never lookat at it in Just that way. Once he got the idea tho, he saw th« light and especially when I took him back to my desk and showed him how MY figgers showed that we carried IN STOCK items which were suitable for EVERY MEMBER of ANY family, uo matter hew young or how o’a. I BELIEVE he was impressed. V r hen 1 pointed out that statistics ALSO showed that EVERY mmnber of EVERY family averaged at LEAST ONE VISIT a week In SOME drug store the year AROUND he quit the subject COLD! I Yessir, the drug store has its drawbacks, like long hours, etc , but doggone it. it sure is a friendly old game to be In and I LIKE IT! JOHN. There's only ONE business far as I Z "PWs \ knew that’s a real 100 PERCENT proposl- Ol tlon and that’s the business of running an N Insane Asylum!!! My big ambition is to WLtKy* run a place of that sort for I’ll leave it a 1 tn ANYbody if EVERYBODY Isn’t INSANE! / WJ( \ You can’t always SELL a person the Idea M (JU that they’re nutty but you can inquire PL zameng his friends and if SOME don’t c aim it, it’s going to be a big surprise to —faiE—- — ME! Yessir! A good INSANE Asylum business, we 1 located and properly advertised, ought to do a whale of a business! 1941 Newsnaper Item! Four Hundred Dress maker Shops were clo«ed last week in New York City by agents from the TOBACCO PROHIBITION department on account of the secret smoking which has been going oh! The compbints bad been registered by members of the League Against Lafflng! Ain’t it. fine to lean up against our Cigar Counter—LEGALLY! i asasiaMBBiHWBiaBmBmBBsaBnMBmBBBOBBM

■■■■■■■MMMiMBIMMBHSSWWWWaMaMMMBBMMMWWI Police And Fountain News! Sodas and Sundaes. Lemons and Limes, AH mix-id up in pretty rimes. Wl’ted collars, beaded brows Malted Milk and some from cows. Chily Ices, cold frappes Made in many cunning ways. Take the beat from parching throats. Don’t this poetry get your Goats? Come cn folks send us a few more rimes. Hair! Personality I think it’s ail wrong to dye hair but, gosh, what’s a mere man’s opinion amount, to! The DYES I carry are the best the wcr’d has produced and are in every case harmless. . Tracts! There’s tracts of land, religious tracts and alimentary tracta. Moisture’s good for the first, preachers for the second and Stanolax Mineral Oil (50c) in pint bottles is best for the third sort. Buy some. x Kidneys! A most important FILTER for the human system! To keep it free and clear —dike the alimentary «—ct—an occasional dose of DeWitts (50c) is convenient and sensible. Sort of an Ounce of Prevention Is all. Sprayers and Nasal Douches! The life of a low-minded germ can be made very, very mi-erab e if you put up a "Detour” sign at tho Mouth and Nose! That’s their main thoroughfare and they generally enter ou "high." A daily spray of ZONITE many times CURES and ALWAYS prevents Colds and Sore Throats. Keep in mind when out-fitting your chest.

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