Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1928 — Page 3

TICKET scalpers FINED AT CAPITAL Four Persons Plead Guilty To Scalping Basketball Tourney Tickets Indianapolis. ln<!.> Mar. 19. (INS) - ■ Tlfket sealpinK must stamped ln Indiana." Municipal Court " Pa«l <’ Wetter declared today i , hP imposed lines of 125.00 and ‘osts on Frank Safford, coach of the Otterhein. India’na. high school, and nn Marion Owens of Bedford, Indiana.' who pleaded guilty to charges of scalping tickets to the state high I school basketball tournament held at ht , n ew $560,000 Butler university ■ Held house here - The court, however, suspended both lines on promises of the defendants that they would not repeat the alleged offense. The Judge also received pleas of guilty to ticket scalping charges from ' John Sills. 16, and Herbert Zahn. 18. I of Lafayette. Ind., but withheld judgment in their cases pending their j future good behavior. - Alfred Scales, 28, principal of the Bloomington Junto rhigh school, also arrested Saturday when police waged war on ticket scalping at the Butler university Held house, was to appear | at 2 p m. tixlay before Municipal I Court Judge Clifton R. Cameron. Scales was arrested when officers saw him buy a ticket from Homer Lux, 17-year-old Waldron, Ind., high school youth. The charge on the police blotter against Scales was “vagrancy.” Young Lux was charged with ticket scalping and his companion, Maurice Clay, 16, also of Waldron, with vagrancy police said. Owens admitted to police after his arrest that he sold a SI.OO ticket for $5.00. The state ticket scalping law provides a fine from $25.00 to SSOO for violation. NEWS FROM THE I TRAINING CAMPS | Exhibition Games Today By United Press Philadelphia (A.L.) vs New York (N.L.) at Fort Myers. Boston (A.L.) vs Boston (N.L.) at St Petersburg. Washington (A.L.) vs Buffalo (1.L.) at Tampal. Br.jklyn (N.L.) vs Philadelphia (N.L) at Winter Haven. St. Louis (N.I, ) vs Indianapolis (A.A.) at Avon Park. Cincinnati (N.L) vs Baltimore (1.L.) at Auburndale. Pittsburgh (N.L.) vs Mission (P.C. L) at San Francisco. Sunday’s Results At New Orleans: New Orleans 9, Indians 7 At West Palm Beach: Browns 6 Phillies 2. At St. Augustine: Giants 6, Athletics 1. At Sarasota Buffalo 10, 'Red Sox (2nd team) 6. At Fort Worth: Fort Worth 2, White Sox k At San Antonio: Tigers 6, Minneapolis 5. At Los Angeles: Hollywood 5, Cubs 4 (11 innings). At San Francisco: Pirates 6, Mission 1. At San Francisco: Pirates 8, San Francisco 2 (afternoon game). ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -Refusing to become bothered by the Yankees’ three straight defeats. Manager Miller Huggins said today that he was completely satisfied with the slow development of the world champions. "We are training for a grind which will start April 11 and last until October," Huggins said. “There’s no rush about getting in shape, but we'll be ready on opening day.” WINTER HAVEN, Fla^—Uncle Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn Robins handed out his first releases yestersending Pitchers Carroll Dap-

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forth and .Jarnos Robinson, Dallas amateur, and Catcher Hugh Wise to Hu- Macon South Atlantic lx<aguo club, both on option. Orlando, Flu.-—' x etao she etaohh ORLANDO, Flu, — The Cincinnati Reds are without the services of both of their first |)ate>nen, Wplly Pfpp and George Kelly. Kelly is lame and Pipp is recovering from a case of grippe. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. — Eddie Mulligan, San Francisco third baseman and formerly with the Chicago White Sox, joined the Pittsburgh Pirates today as utility infielder. The Pirates purchased Mulligan outright from San Francisco. SAN ANTONIO, . Tex.-Bill Hargrave, a rookie catcher from Toronto, apparently has won himself a place on the Detroit Tigers’ catching staff. He caught an entire game against Minneapolis yesterday and made two triples. Star Places Three Muncie Men On All-State Quintet Indianapolis, March 19—The state championship Muncie high school quintet placed three men on the first all-state team, selected by Allx-ri Boemker. assistant sports editor, which appeared in the Indianapolis Star today. Martinsville has two men on the first team and Bedford, Anderson and Logansport one position each. First Team Forwards—Murray, Bedford; Yoh ler, Muncie; Ockoman. Anderson. Centers — Secrist, Muncie; McCarties, Logansport. Guards—Eber. iffuncie; Wooden, Martinsville: Tackett, Martinsville. Second Team Forwards — Suddith, Martinsville; Bedford: Norris, Frankfort. Centers — Blogrove, Washington; Frath vohl, Rochester. Guards — Lockhart. Martinsville; Douglas, Logansport; Bentzer, Bedford. o OPEN SERIES OF LENTEN SERVICES • — (CONTIMVED FROM PAGE ONE) preciousness of Christ. Not always was He so known by them, but when they fully obeyfcxl and truly made Him Lord of their lives sacrafiing a’.l to follow Him, then lie wrought in them the miracle of the precious ness which made it easy for them to die rather than deny Him. He became their life. They died to self and the world to obtain this new and wondrous life of Christ in them It was a question of values. Christ meant snore to thorn than ,-n else. It is this preciousness that made them prefer death rather than be untrue to Him. Christianity—Christ—gives to man the greatest program of which the world knows. If a Christian has really found Christ, he will not be all the while running after the world and worldly things; Christ will be too precious to surrender for lesser things. Let no Christian apologize for being a Christian, unless it be that he is so poor a sample. It is the biggest kind of a life, having promise of the more abundant and happy life here and at the end of this earthly existence, of a lite with eternal reaches of development. In Wonderful Cream For Dry Skins A new' marvelous Cleansing Cream is on the market, containing Cocoa Butter. It melts right into the skin, cleaning every pore of grime and dirt, and will not stretch the skin or make it saggy. It's simply marvelous in keeping youthful complexions. Ask for MELLO-GLO. the new Cream with Cocoa Butter. Will not grow hair. The Holthouse Drug Co.

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these meetings w»» nro proposing to recognize more of this prec.lousness of Christ. This preeiousncsH is only realized zy those who believe, that-Is those who surrender and obey Christ. Christ cannot reveal His power, glory, peace, Joy and the eternal unfolding life to unyielded souls, it la a spiritual law that, if wo give first place In our lives to self and to the world, Christ cannot function in us. Tho secret, of knowing the preciousneiM of Christ is coming to Him with the whole self.” There will be no service this evening. Beginning Tuesday evening, there will be services every night of this week, including Saturday. There also will be afternoon meetings at 2 o'clock on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Becuuso of these meetings, there will be no Ladies Aid meeting this week. Tho public is invited. On Friday, after the evening services, there will be a called meeting of all |Tersons interested in tho upkeep ok the Salem cemetery, oast of Decatur. There Is to be the election of one trustee for a term of ' two years. Card of Thanks We wish in this manner to express our thanks to all our neighbors and friends, for the kindlies sand assistance shown us during the sickness and death of our. husband and father also for the singing and florial offerings. Mrs. Sadie Myers and Family. — o IMaturbJng Might Cmißli Quickly Stopped “A distressing cough and irritated throat kept me miserably awake at night and prevented others from sleeping. Foley's Honey and Tar (Compound quickly comforted relieved me. Helped my neighbors over “flu’ coughs, too. Feel 1 must tell you about It,” says 11. C. P Sailors Snug Harbor. N. Y., Wonderfully soothing and healing. Bland to the tender throat of a child, effective in stopping the stubborn coughs of grown persons. Sold Everywhere. Stomach Strong, Backache Ended Eats Onions or Anything Now, Without Gas or Pains. Elderly people whose lives are burdened by rheumatism, weak kidneys and stomach trouble, will find a message of good cheer in a statement recently made by Mr. Levi H. Paul, aga 72, who lives on Joe Street, Route 5, Huntington, Ind. He says: “For 32 years, I have had kidney trouble. My back ached constantly, and at times felt like it would break. I have had to get up as often as eight times a night. I had pains in the back of my head, and my shoulders were so stiff and painful that at times I couldn’t lift my left arm to comb my hair. I had to take laxatives all tne time far constipation, and my stomach would pain and bloat with gas every time I ate. I am thankful for the message that persuaded me to give Viuna a trial. Already, I’m a different man. My backache is gone, and I can lift my arms in the air without trouble or pain, and I am sleeping fine. My bowels are in good shape again, and I can eat anything without a bit of distress. I’m even eating radishes and onions, for the first time in years. I only wish I had known of Viuna years ago, as it has brought me the relief that other medicines failed to give.’’ Vluua acts promptly on sluggish bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. It purities the blood, clears the skin, restores appetite and digestion,and brings new strength and energy to the whole body. Take a bottle on trial. Then if you're not glad you tried Viuna, your money will be refunded. $1 at druggists or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co., Indianapolis. Ind. VIUNA The Wonder Medicine Sold Bv CALLOW & KOHNE

( ♦ You Are Cordially Invited To Attend I The Big GET-TOGETHER FARMERS MEETING To Be Held At The Decatur High School Auditorium for the farmers of Union, Root, Preble, Kirkland Washington and St. Marys Twps. Wednesday, MAR. 21-7:30 P.M. s 7 u i “ b vi i . be LEW TAYLOR t Tasty T ’' eat wi " » ’ * A be given to everyDECATUR JUNIOR of i ndianapolis< wil l give the principal address. He aftpnrk jj A N D is a forceful speaker and will speak on Farm Tax OilC WHO dlltllUb ' Reduction and organization. The purpose of the +-hic metotino’ and the Township Farmers meeting is to obtain the sentiment of the farmers in unite metJLiiig Quartet. There will also the north half of Adams county on the Corn Borer March 21 be other special features. Resolutions passed last week by the directors of the lui v Adams County Farm Bureau. These officials of the Adams Third. Be it further resolved. Fourth, Be it further resolved. County I-arm Bureau Federation (hat should (|. e corn borer become (hat should the government make unanimously passed the following . . ... resolutions with regard to the a menace in this county some time a cleanup on any farm where the corn borer cleanup, in Adams in the future, this organization farmers has not been able or failc°unh’ fo< the ensuing yea . then lavors cleanup measures, (o nia « hC t he cleanup, the govFirst, The Adams County harm provided that at least 90’, of all aha ,i nnf Bureau is opposed to any cleanup rialed s|ate ernment tn such ease shall not measures at this time (cdera| governmcn( for deanup charge the farmer more than the .. h 4 ec ? i** further resove , numoses be naid directly to the farmer would bo paid for the that the corn borer is not a men- purposes, oe paiu uiieuiy to ace at this time in Adams county. farmers. same cleanup. THE FOLLOWING FIRMS INVITE YOU TO THIS BIG GET-TOGETHER MEETING Krick Tyndall Co. - - Cloverleaf Creameries, Inc. Decatur Democrat Co. - - Mutschler Meat Market Reed Elevator Co. - - H. P. Schmitt Meat Market BURK ELEVATOR CO.

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