Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 159, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1928 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, business cards, and NOTICES I for sale fWbfM N>k HALh-35ec.Me Holland Bt. Uouis BtMSar Co Pftk sALfe-Hay. either to m*k on ■bare or for i*le. Harry Fuhrman. Phone 5142 151 3 _ KOR hALfc -fort lUy'ne Reai Bargain* City baa trlpM In thirty rear*. Still growing Buy now Write: W S. Jack*™, 120* Hr«l National Bank, Fort Wayne, Indiana 157 lot FOR"*SALK~ Mulberries Inquire at 247 N- < »t. WR SALL-A John Deere, iw rorn plow Will either sell or trade for cattle C. O Manley. Decatur Route 9.. Monroe phone. KOft SALK -Child's stroller. Call at 113 North Fifth St. 15*-3U FOR HALE —Spotted male hog. Call (Jus Borne, Prehle phone, 12 on 24. 169-3 U FOR SALK Stove »««! ~ Borne 12 on 24, Preble telephone. 158-3tx I FOR SALK <>K lit a nr. '. ► "‘i bunch of fresh cows and springers; j C. Miller, three miles south I)e<atnr , also some good dairy heifer*. Peter on the mod pike 135-T-h -10tx : FOR SALE—Gas range all 706 159-3 t | FOR SALK I-arge Mirror 24 by 4 1-3 meeting will be >e!d Thursday. July ( 159-3 t FOR SALK -Quality baliv chick*, si* days a week, during July. Chicks from one day to a week old. Get your chick* now or call us and place your order The Decatur Hatchery, Phone 497. 159-3* AUCTION TONIGHT at 6 o’clock Two floe hcusei in Bellmoiit Park will be told to the highest bidder. Ea*y terms. Small cash payment, < balance tike rent. JIM ROSS, Owner. WANTED « WANTKD--Three day idd Calves. Have for sale a mare and told $400.00 Doris Werling Rout 9 18S-3tx j WANTED —Girl to work in a restaur- j ant. Jefferson Lunch Room. Berne , Ind. 157t3x | WANTSD— at once, two young men ■ tyotween ages 23 aud 30 for work on a , clean, reliable aud profitable jwuposi- 3 (ion. Must be neat Appear!tig P liable. | efficient, and furnish references. Call in person, and ask for Mr. Harris, 134 West Mouroe Street, Decatur, Indiana. ‘ 157 3t Torrent FOR RE.V r —- Seven room cot tag'- ■ sonth of Spring Beach Hotel, Rome City, Indiana Will rent by week or longer. Phone 125 or see Mrs. J. S. Bower*. 158-3tx FOR RENT —Aix room modern house, two square* from Court House; Possesion about July 15. H. B. Heller. 159 3tx ! ' ■" i Wabash City Council Takes Steps To Stop Radio Interference Wabash, Ind . July s.— (U.R) An ord lnanee adopted by the city council | forbids the use of any electrical de- j vices, except street cars and X-ray j ' machines, which might interfere with radio instruments, between 4 and 11 j p. m. A fine, to which may he added a ten day jail sentence, is provided for violation of the ordinance. Veteran On Chicago Hoard Os Trade Dies Chicago. July 6 —(INS> — Adolph .! Lichstern. one of the picturesque characters of the Chicago Board of Trade, millionaire, ' 4 ntan of mystery" and known as the “Sphinx" on the board, died here today following a paralytic l stroke two week* ago. Lichstern was generally credited with kavlttg cornered the wheat market in 1911 from which is he said to have deilved a large fortune. He was one of the largest grain operators. — o- — ■ — Not a Real Star If you can understand every word the soprano Is singing she isn’t a grand opera star. — 0 F. J. COLCHIN RUG CLEANING Air Process. We call for and deliver. Phone 414 or 441. o^—dg Typewriting Stenographic Work If you have any extra typewriting or stenographic work 1 will be glad to no it. Phone 42 for appointment. Florence Holthouse Judge J. T. Merrvman's Law Office, K. of C. Bldg.

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() VI —LOANS—ON MODERN CITY PROPERTY | at 6% tor 5 years, 10 years or 15 years time. NO COMMISSION ON FARM LAND at 5, 5' * and 6% ! —according to the amount bonrowi ed. for 5 years, 10 year*, or 20 j year*. The 20 year lean U op Government Plan, with new full i payment plan that U advantageous to borrower. We specialize in all kinds of INSURANCE, reresenting 14 Old Line Companies. We will sign your bond. | THE SETTLES-KPWARDS COMPANY Corner 2nd &. Monroe Sts. . Niblick Block Decatur, Ind. (J 0 6— -o LOBENSTEIN & HOWER FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance service. Office Phone 90. Residence Phone, Decatur 346 Residence Phone, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT S. E. BLACK FUNERAL DIRECTOR New Location, 206 S. 2nd St. .Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service o ; - L;:_r_io I). F. TEEPLE State Licensed Truck Line Daily truck service between Decatur and Ft. Wayne Decatur Phone 254 I Fort Wayne Phone A8405 o 1— 1 Roofing—Spouting—Tin Work HOLLAND FURNACES Auto Radiators Repaired. Torch work. Will appreciate an opportunity to serve you. Decatur Sheet Metal Works E. A. GIROD 220 North Eighth Bt. Phone 331 Res. 1224 o- — - 0 H. FROHNAPFEL, I). C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Service Will Convince You at 104 S. Third Street Office and Residence Phone 314 Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. -3 p.m. N. A. HIM.Lit OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS; 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 6:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 136. MONEY TO LOAN An uniti ied amount of 5 t R CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGtR'S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd SL Pcnnsy Seeks Permission To Issue Capital Stock Washington, July 6 — (INS) — The Pennsylvania railioad today asked the interstate <• miherce commission for authoiity to issue and sell 350,000 shares of capital stock totaling $17,500,0(H). The Issue will be offered to of i ials and employees at SSO per sh ire c small monthly payments. The proceeds wil lx- used for corporate purposes. •* Hae Alarming Touch So sensitive Is a burglar nlnrm de ! veloped In Germany (tint merely touch | Ing an article guarded by It, causes it ! to sound. Results •<?3esp? Phone for an appointment. CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors Office Hours: 10 to 12—2 to 5 6:30 to 8:00 jj 127 No. Second St. Phone 628,

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MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK Hogs receipts. 2.000; holdovers. 1.390: market strong; 250-350 lbs.. $1160*12.00 : 300-250 lbs.. *ll*s $12.10; 160-200 lbs.. sll 65-11200; 130160 lbs.. 510.7&-B11.75: 90 130 lbs, $ 10.56-$ 1L$0; packing sows, $9 00 $9.75. Cattle receipts. 150; calves receipts. 500; market steady; beef steers. sl3sls 25; beef cows. $*00*1000; low cutter and cutter cows, $5.00-17.50; vealcrs. $17.00-117.50. Sheep receipts. 300. marhgd strong; bulk fat lambs, $15.75-116 25; bulk cull lambs, *ll.OO-113.00; bulk fat ewes, $5,00-17.00. CLEVELAND PRODUCE Cleveland, July 6. — (U.R) — Hotter, extras in tub lots, 46-4*r; extra firsts, 42 4-44 4c; seconds. 384-404 c; prints 1 (o 3c above current quotations. Kggs, extras, 33c: extra firsts, 31 4c; firsts, 29c; ordinary, 27c. Poultry, heavy broilers. 35-38 c; Leghorns. 26-28 c; heavy fowls, 27-2*e; medium stock. 27-28e; Leghorns, 1820c; old ducks, 20-22 c. Potatoes. North and South Carolina, barrels. $2.00-12.15; Virginia, bianded. $2.25-12.35. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Speculative grain close: * Wheat: July, $1,34 4: Sept., $1.36 Dec.. $1,404 4. Corn — July. *1.074; Sept. $1014: Dec., *5 l-Bc. Oats July, old, 524 c; n^w,'62%c; Sept., old, 43 7 4c; new-,,43?* 44c; Dec., 4574 c. LOCAL PRODUCE (Corrected July 6) Fowl 19c Leghorn Fowl 13c Colored Broilers 24c Barred Rocks 26c Leghorn Broilers 21c Roosters 09c Ducks 13c Geese 07c Eggs -25 c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected July 6) No. 2 Wheat *1 50 New Yellow corn per 100 . $1 to $1.40 Mixed Corn 6c less Oats 60c LOCAL GROCERS - EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 25c BUTTERFAT AT STATIONS Butterfat 41 ( amp Meetings At Monroe To Close Sunday Evening Monroe, July 6. — (Special)—The camp meetings of the Adams County Holiness Association will close next Sunday evening, July *, after a successful campaign. The services are being held in the Association's new tabernacle here, and are well attended. The Rev. Tilden 61. Gaddis, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has been preaching strong sermons and the Moser sisters are rendering excellent music. — o TEN BEST SELLERS (Compiled for the United Press bv the Baker and Taytor Co., wholesale bcokselleis and publishers of the Re tall Bookseller.) Fiction 1 Bad Girl By Vina Delmar. Hat court-Brace $2.50. 2. The Bridge of San Luis Rey. By Thornton Wilder. A. and C. Boni $2.50 3. Two Flights Up. By Mary Roherl Reinhart. Doubleday Doran. $2.00. ’ 4 Wintersmoon By Haugh Walpole Doubieday Doran. $2.00. 5. The Battle of the Horizons. By Silvia Thompson. $2.50. General 1. The Intelligent Woman’s Guldt to Socialism and Capitalism. Bj Geoige Bernard Shaw. Brentano's. S.OO. 2. Strange Interlude. By Eugene O’ Neill Boni and Liveright $2.50. 3. Harold and Webbed {Trader Hnr; voi. 2) By Alfreda A Horn and Ethel reda Lewis. $3.50. 4. Pencil Bridge. By G. Molt-Smiti Putnams $1.91). 5. Poems In Praise of Practically Nothing. By Samuel Hoffeusteiu Bon 1. aud Liveright $2.00. /

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| notice T» Property Owner* la t»r Metier of The Knap* newer Impmtrnient Notice t» hereby given that the Common Council in and for the city of Decatur, Indian*, did on the 3rd day i.f •Inly, 157* pa** and adopt a preliminary resolutmn ordering the conatruclkOfi of the following improvement, towlt Construction .of the District Sewer on and aio'ng the following route, towic Commencing at a point 1* feet went and ««« feel north of the south east i-orner of the west half of the south we-t uuarier of the south west quarter of section 2 Township J? north, range II east In Adams County, Indiana thence running in a north easterly direction following wljh the general meandering* of the open ditch I*7 feet a, ro*« the land of George Dellinger. 153 feel across the land of Chas W. and Kaye Knapp *Z feet across Mercer Avenue in the city of Itecatur. Iheni-e continuing in a north easterly direction about 171 feet across the land of said Icnnle Bauman thence continuing in a tr uth westerly direction I.l* feet ac ross the land of Bertha Fuck. *4 feet across ine iand of Jane Stric kier ** fe. i across the land of Arthur It. Stove. 24- feet a. ros* the land of Daniel and Susan Haley and continuing in a north westerly direction ,V>* feet onto the land of Paul and Kmma Schulte and there to terminate in a manhole now located on the Kim Street Sewer. Total leiygth of the sewer is l»*o feet. The Boundary lines of the District Area to he drained by the said improvement and assessed therefore are as follows, to wit; On the west by Winchester Street, Hussel Street and a mntinaution line of said Russel Street to the South. On tlce •rjiitic by a line running west from High Street parallel with and in tods south of the south corporation line ~f the ' ity of Decatur and also on the south bv the south corporation line as now I s ated east of High Street. tin the north by a line running east ami west parallel with and 40 rods north of Grant Street On the east by St. Mary's River. Further notice is also given that vve said Common Council will on the ,th ■ lav of August. IS2X. at 7 me n'e ltv k P. M. at their Council Room In said city receive and hear remcjnstrances troni the property owners effected by 'he said improvement and will also hear and determine tlte question as tec whether sue h drainage District or Area is properly bounded for the purpose of such drainage, or whether other territory not included in said leoundary ought t'c Ice added to such Distric t owhether any of the real estate thereon included ought tec be e\ecute-d therefrom; and will then hear and determine ' the question as to whether or not the udneflrs see rufng to the property liable to be assessed therefore abutting on the line of such proposed sewer will be equal tic the estimated costs of said improvement. Witness my hand and seal this a day of July 192* • Catherine Kauffman, C tty ( lerk July «-»3 ! o U’POI VI'!R NT OK A DM! > IS'I'M VT'RI V Notice is hereby given, that the un-dec-signed has been appointed Adminis- ' trator of the estate of Gerald A oglewrcle. late of Adams County, deceased lice estate is pro ha My solvent Klizabeth Voglewede. Administratrix EM ward W. Myers. Attorney. July a 192* July i -o ; NOTH’!-: OF M'ECIAI. MEETING OF THE « HI ATI * •>> NCII. To the Member* of the County Connell: You are hereby notified that there will ice a special meeting of the County I Council of the County of Adams, at the Auditor's Office of Adams County on 1 Monday Julv ISth 1929. for the pur- * pose of considering the following appropriations. Fund Amount 7 Auditor's Office Expense *350.91) : 15 care of Prisoners ' K,B Sheriff's Mileage , 21 Supt Office Expense 1.00 I *3 Court House Repair .',’ , fit Court House Labor - - " 70 Co. Farm Repair r-;' ' 79 Inmates State institutes J OJJ® *2 Elections , lnfi River Bridge Mall i WltnenK my hand and official seal this sth dav of July 192*. Martin aberg Adams County. Indiana. , July 6-13 t ; ,° State Institutions Have 16,287 Inmates - Indianapolis Ind.. July 6 --(U.R) There are 16,287 persons, 11.242 men and - 6,002 women in the twenty state insti--5 tutions, a survey published by the I State Charities Board in June revealed. The largest group is at the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton, where 2,064 youths are serving time. Indiana State prison at Michigan v City Is next with 1,936 prisoners and p the Indiana State Farm near Green • At the women's prison, Indianapolis castle Is third with 1.258. there are 201 serving time and 327 r- at the girl’s school on R. R. 2. Other Institutions were listed as y follows: Central State hospital, 1.533, ). Logansport State hospital, 1,324; ■t Richmond State hospital. 11,141;, Evansville State hospital, 11,033; s. Madison State hospital, 11,404; School for Feeble-Minded Youth, Ft. y Wayne, 1,567 ; Farm Colony for Feeble Minded, Butlerville. 11,337; Village for Epileptics, Newcastle, 701; Stale e Soldier's Home, Lafayette, 377; Soly diers and Sailors Home, Knightstown, 507; State Hospital. Rockville, 174; Indiana University hospital, Indlanapr' olis, 348; State School for the Deaf, Indianapolis, 395; School for tho 71 Blind. Indianapolis, 129; Boy’s School, '' Plainfield, 468. h ° — Yet, Many More y More then one attorney picks up ii some coin as he lays down the law.— Farm and Fireside.

LIBRARY GIRLS MUSTN’T MARRY AT CINCINNATI \ t int innai Ohio -4U » Dan Otpid has Jnsi about up the fight in Ohio. A short time ago he was dealt a st.)2gering blow by the ruling of the school board of Newcemerston. Ohio whic stipulated there shall be no marriages among the women school teachers of the town and no "dating" between teaeher* and students. Then thing* went along serenely aid he was recuperating manfully from the effects of the Newcomerston verdict, when a servnd catastrophe occurred. The board of trustees of the Cincinnati public library has ruled that the women members of the librae staff who have served less than three years shall automatically tender their resignation by tying the eternal knot. The ruling was made, according to Chalmers Hadley, head librarian, to prevent young women In the library training school from “filling in ’ between graduation and marriage. ‘‘We feel that young women who neglect their work for showers and teas when they are engaged, will lie gleet it after they are married,” said Hadley. “Our school's object is to train women for careers, not just to offer them jobs. There is one consolation. The girls may wed witfi the consent of the head librarian and hold their position. Cu pid is a little encouraged hv the news however. He has fuiud through experience that head librarians, school principals and members of various boards of trustees are notably cold hearted people in that respect. Seven Youn Foxes Caught Near Logansport Lcganspoit, but. July 6 (INSk — Swen young foxes, captured on the Crane farm, south cf'lhe city, have been taken over by deputies from the state game wardens office and will be placed in Cclumia Paik at Lafayette. The foxes were born in a straw stack on the Crane farm and were seen aiming airout on the straw by neighbors, but their den was hard to locate. The mother fox wan seen cn several occasions bringing food in the way of chickens and other fowl, to her young. Watching the litter Carefully. Ward Copestick and Frank Jones finally dis covered the den and captured the entire litter. They built cage* t confine the animals awaiting word of their disposition from the state conservation commission. The foxes have been turned over to the deputy game warden. Largest Nugget Whnt was believed to be the largest sold nugget ever mined weighed 1574 pounds. O—— — 0 1 \ DR. G. F. EICIIIIORN Veterinarian ! Office at Sale Barn on First Street ! Bacilarv white diarrhoea of I chickens controlled by blood test. For particulars, call Phones: Office 306; Res. 301. | O 0

Where Service Is Paramount 1 five hundred room I hotel located in the I down-town section — I only three blocks from | the "circle” M Excellent parking I & ara & e facilities I SPINK ARMS HOTEL 1 INDIANAPOLIS . Wa. A. Holt, Proprietor

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15 ANK STATEMB N ? OLDAOAMS COUNTY BANK at Decatur, in the State of at the close of it* busi '•« s *_ on June aO, ,9W . \a) tvndall President o. J. HARKLESS , Casm tr r r' BURK Vice-President A. SCHEIJMANN Ass't Cashier G. T. BURK meIBERS Cashier

RESOURCES Loans anil Discount* >- Ov-rdraflx U. S. Gov’t Securities Other Bonds, Securities, etc. -3.‘i72.59 Banking House Furniture ami Fixtures 1 Other Real Estate Owned 62,.e9,21 Due from Trust Companies, Banks and Bankers and _ _ Cash on Hand 113.35-.ao Cash Items 1,024.6a Cash Short — Other Assets not includiHi in the above — - 1,133.10 Total f 1.i!'.1.94"-7Q

f“ ’i'i" “Z“ m””6m a lV»*y BMkt ol MK <«“ MMlSisa.Ca.Ki-. Subscribed and sworn to before me this tith day ot July, 1928. (gea j ( Henry B. Heller, Notary Public. My commission expires January 13 1931. < 3 THI/ TIRE If Kfotected DOUBLY >k PROTECTED FIRST—by I 20% more rubber and by I QUALITY 25% stronger cotton. And Backed by the knowl- by tough side-bars which I edge gained by F. A. neither rut nor curb can I Seiberiing in building chafe. Protected — where I 50,000,000 Ures. 98<>/ 0 a jj TUNE IN PROTECTED DOUBLY— I by this written guarantee I Tuesday evening on of Twe ] ve Months’ Free ' the Seiberiing Singers „ . .. • * _ ■ over the Red Chain- Protection against road | Chorus —Orchestra- hazard. Free repairs, or a g ■ Organ. Make Tues- replacement on the basis of I day “Radio Night.” the months already, run— SEIBERMNG Staley s Service Station! I ,V ’ ri “' r SeC ° nd “"d >la “ hall Sl»- DECATUR.

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i|„ t }if trig Monon creek near Indian l-ofnt. 11. H. Hamelle, of Monmi, i « t ;4U -ht a big mouth bass welgMngg : 4 pound''. It was the biggest bass ia , lK )it iu ihis vicinity this season.

LIABILITIES Capital Slock —Paid in $ 120.n9n.0f) 1 Surplus 30.000.00 i Undivided Profits —Net .. 5,379.31 Demand I)e---,K-,s jts $359,160.69 Demand Certificates 630,865.18 Savings Deposits 75,766.66 Spec ial Deposits 232.00 Certified Checks 24.25 lhie to Banks aud Trust Co's. 47,512.67 1,113,561.43 Bills Payable -1 25,000.00 Total $1493,94039