Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 26 December 1929 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, f «; BUSINESS CARDS, « AND NOTICES I ® WlXftiW>< >< X x MIX >'« »>' >t« FOR SALE FtlYl SALE- - Apples, Gritne-; golden, Jonathan, Wagners, an I Baldwins Prices |l.lO to $1.85. Bring containers. S. E. Haggard, 1V» miles west ot Monroe, 299-61 FOR SALE—Michigan apples, several varieties at $1.25 to $1.85 per basket. Bring your baskets. Also White clover comb honey. A. M. Mauller, Pleasant Mills. 300-6 t FOR SALE -Five room house with garage. Bath, hard and soft water GaS. Sell same as rent. Paul Graham at Graham and Walter. 300-St Fdk SAIJ5 —6 year old mare in fold Two 2 year old colds. Hugo Thieme, 6',i miles northeast of Decatur. 303-3tx FOR SALE—Toy Boston Terrier, months old. Reasonable price. E. A. Wolcott, Craigville, Toscin phone 303-3tx FOR top desk and ehair, typewriter Underwood, 2 book cases of books, clock, desk light, small safe, davenport, chairs baseburner stove, library table, large dictionary. Phone 1216. 303-3tX FOR SALE Victrola with Records Cheap. Phone 624. 304 3tx eod FOR SALE —A fresh cow. half Jersey. John W. Blakey. 304-3tx rUR SALE—Hase burner. Ernst Thieme. Route g. 304-3tx FOR SALE —Calf, 3 days old. Gust Kocueman, Piebie phoue. Route 4. j 3b4-3tx j FOR SALE —Oriental Goldfish 10c up. Scavangers, Waterplants and supplies. Decatur Pet Shop, phtine 1223. 305t5x FOR SALE — Fresh cows, and, springers, breeding ewes, breed-, in» shoats or will trade for fat i cattle. Riverside Feed Barn, Butler and Murphy. 205-3 t I FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT—BO, 160, 200 acres. Cash, grain, or partnership. Roy Johnson. Decatur, Ind. 303-3 t FOR RENT—B room house on South Tenth street. Call at 345 North Tenth s-.reet for further information 305-3tx LOST AND FOUND LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN — Spotted Guernsey heifer about 8 months old Finder please notify Collins told police that he fired Holberstadt at Riverside Garagd. '303-3tx LOST—A 33x5 truck chain for rear tire, between First and Eighth streets in Decatur. Finder please return to Aslibaucher’s Tin Shop, City. 305t3 ♦- <» World’s Meanest Murderer Sought In St. Louis, Mo. * „ St. Louis, Mo.. Dec. 26 — U.R) — Tlie death of a Fox terrier, that starved to death because some one sewed its mouth shut with wrapping cord, aroused widespread sympathy ami indignation in St. Louis today. Rewards totalling SI,OOO with the figure mounting hourly were offered for information that might lead to lite capture of the torturer. The dog, weak and emaciated, was found in the rear of Mullanphy hospital yesterday sniffing in kearch of food that it could not open its mouth to eat. A woman living near the hospital heard the dog's whining and notified humane society officers who fpund the terrior so weakened by himger and suffering that it had to bo shat. Officers said the dogs mouth probably had been sewn shut for at least five days. Robert F. Stellar, secretary of the humane society, leading the search said that charges calling for a minimum sentence of one year in prison a fine of SSOO would be filed if anyone was caught. He said he was working on one clew. — o Abun' , cnt Proof T’ at c .— i • ['j’j Living it - ■ai. he cillfk <P':id by si- nd w • r<m Id'tld) p'» ’., M ] f ( ,.- th., h ■ **- to bear t i w TOP I eie 11/i fri 'll /li-y :ivrs ■ >d super Slides- |i- ve b n fled on nnlm its and pr Ir "i' ' '• The SO' | !• I Il” "IlM'll cor I ' Il II- sure »• • »'••. i- 'res had i' .t ■ • • m du ■ . | 'l's i i • ' ’ '-’or | - ■ ’ ed i £. > ■" Vjk <" '’ ll O' ' T of i r.v j.j ■ ■■ of l!' •! gr.s i r nt I "i tii ijs n n ' 1 " w,r< “ gl Sh: ’ ' Ii Is-su«’'Ort <1 t! " •’ ' brat Ing notes of i n • use vt biittlons wtdeb i-n "e it P.v weaken the structure *'f n • lnir-’i or t-uil;e dral

Now that the Big Rush is over why not visit this store for a new Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoat? nchuiteXTAi K-f UuuMim, UkL S. E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night. Oftice phone 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service - ■■■'■■■■« .1 ■■■■■■» MONEY TO LOAN’ An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts ot title to real estate. □ CHURGER ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd St. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST -yes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 For BETTER HEALTH SEE DR. 11. FROHNAPFEL Licensed Chiropractor and Naturapath Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St. Office Hours: 10-12, 1-5, 6-8 RADIOLA, GREBE AND ATWATER KENT RADIO Trade in your used radio or phonograph. - W ERLING RADIO SALES Pi etala* Ind. Phone 17 on 28 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Attendant W. H. ZWICK & SON Calls answered day and night Ambulance Service Phones: Office 61, Home 303 Appreciation for Gifts We take this method of expressing our sincere giatitude. and appreciation to the membets and friends of the Zion Reformed church congreg i ion lor the fine substantial ci.-h gilt received on Christmas Eve; to tlie Phoebe Bible class for (lie beautiful floor lamp and to the many others who brought or sent individual gifts to tlie parsonage, as well as to those who sent greening ca. ds. We say “Thank you" for all the kindness extended. Rev. i. I Mrs. A. R. Flcdderjohann and family. E A T Chop Suey, Mexican Chili, Waffles and Old Style Buckwheat Cakes —at — CAMPBELL’S Typewriting Stenographic Work If you liave any extra typewriting or stenographic work I xt ill be glad to do it. Phone .2 for appointment. Florence Ho.thouse ge J. T Merryman’s Law x>i,i-e, K. of C. Bldg. More Money for Your Property with Claris Auitiunevr . B.< Uu.atur, Ind .. . 0 i k oy Johnson .‘UCTIONEER and Real Estate If you wish to sell your real estate either city property or | farm land, see me for Quick ■ Sale; by Auction or at private 1 | treaty. Office People* Loan & Trust Eldg. Phones 606 and 1022

• HIMKLE THEATER NOW SHOWING^- U THAT JARFUL’ NOISE” i ~PoPe>e-i whsh mood youue got my nerves \ |ckpn oyl, ‘ Gotter woncaT] //y/j. \liat A f >TC>P TELLING hi 680 VT STANDING OH END’. 2 0)6 MH T NE OH TUI 5 \ \ TH,$ BOAT W SEfk HHG' UJHO I OOMP EVERY TINE ) SHIP-IFEELS IDE 6MN T- //'/j / h az V TO CATCH < SuONh THIS SHIP. THE I HEAR THE SQUAWK J > CUE H, I UJAS or 7/ \/THAT / XKT/akZ S l iil It ■ OH YOU- ~7. ; ■fin- (jL-\v <=■ ema Kfa , r. tlw , Cn „ — —————— — : -- 7~ , j ■ THE MAIN THING ON MAIN STREET” By L. F. Van ZelnT TheQE 19 A POPULAR PbEM —'"TWAS The NIGHT BEFORE CMf?ISTMA<S ' p" 3p**lljy J jU22 and all Thou the house, not a creature was stirring - not even I .—"/T main sreeEt'g a mouse * etc. . • I Ak| HUMANE NEWSPAPER. BuT 1N <A ij t TMt MOUSE SH&ULp SP.fi, NK T2ECOMMEND LATEST IMVENTION all doors Should Be closed tgutly. I q| I H MAKES A GREAT PAPER BAG cAI is mfcN OPENED & PLACED IN CORNER up CLOSE TO BASE 1 i ; I ' p XMAS GIFT board, string (B) is placed loosely around bag. lady then JI— II L I. A TAKES RjStTiON ON PIANO STOOL CC) IN CENTER OF QOOM-amgjL- r 1 I 'Smith’s humane mouse with toy cat CD) on end of stick in left hand She chases I - \ Trap” is The latest mouse around room (mice always run close to base board) I • 1 LsCREATION BY T. EDISON UNTIL IT PUNS INTO BAG. STRING fB) IS THEN PULLED WITH RIGHT ) j, / I /n - Smith, main street’s hand Thus closing bag tghT. / _ i * - A? -> tS BOY INVENTOR. IM BAG PLACED A PIECE OF CHEEZE & CRACKER \ J- ■— \ This invention masal- mouse wn’t Get hungry, bag is Then / y I — .K. READY GAINED GREATFAVOn LOWERED OUT OF 'MINDOYJ BY STRING ’ A / -• '■ ■■ •St oni v unMA? MOUSE GNAWS MIS VLAY OUT &IS SO X \\ *’ rH Huf l Ah£ APPRECIATIVE OF ThE KIND WAY IN WHICH * 'A) lr 1? T u J_ AL9 ° he WAS TREATED That HE PROMISES never . ' » — . -x \ 4 the mice. Ta bother the lady in THAT house again< .. , , _________ iig • > ~7~ -i-vlt — VW yVAh.Ln,

FOR SALE 4 yr. old fresh cow, calf by side. 30 head of feeding shoats, double cholera immune. 1 Guernsey, 1 Holstein, breeding bulls, 15 months old. 1 bay mare, 9 years old, weight 1500 lbs. F. J. SCHMITT MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS Berne. Ind., Dec. 26 —Hogs 90-130 pounds $8.65 130-I’so pounds $9.00 150-170 pounds . $9.45 170-225 pounds . ... . $9.75 225-275 pounds ..... $9.9) 225-300 pounds $9.80 399-350 pounds .._........ $9.70 Roughs $7.25-SB.OO Stags . $5.-$6. Calves $16.50 Lambs $12.50 East Buffalo Livestock East Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 26.—(U.R) | —Livestock. Hogs receipts, 7,800; I holdovers, 50; rather slow, 35-50 c j below Tuesday's average weights I about iso lbs., at maximum down(turn; bulk, 110-180 lbs., $10.65 on jshpper account weightier kind I mostly $10.50; packing sows, $8.35- ! $8.65. Cattle receipts, 75; steady cutter cows, $4-$6.50. Calves receipts, 250; vealers active and steady, good to choice, 518-$18.50. Sheep receipts, 3,600; lambs fairly active, 10-25 c and lower; quality and sorts considered good to choice, sl4-$14.50; medium and Istiong weights, $U.75-$13.25; fat ewes, $5.75-$6.50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Dec. Marell May July Wheat $1.26% 1.32% 1.35% 1.36% Corn . .91% .93% .96% .97% Oats 47% .48% .49% .48% LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Dec. 26) No. 2, Soft Winter Wheat $1.12 No. 2 Hard Wheat $1.09 No. 2 White Oats 40c Barley 50c ( Rye 80c OCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs dozen 40c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat. 35c i lo Pc- : -e " \V ie- ire niii.s es of vapo > . h‘. 'o-vr is vers o' >. ... , ... ■ .' „ v . n r„., i. l • • . T’> ’•r ■ ’n n . >- n rt« , I, «’.’<» cif ere’ Ither or to a rerv i: 1 'b wind >vhl'-l H-. t, rlo> hl'/Cor regions of he >vr>. • -.here Another theorv ; ; ,. r " •<•«- —nurs to nn electri»rjg'r.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1929.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY FOREIGN EXECLTOR In tbs Adam* circuit court, November Term, lII2U, Probate Cuuae Number 2,1112. state of Indiana. Adams County SS; Abe Bollenbacher. Executor of the .ast will of acob Bollenbacher. deeased. vs. Gust W. Bollenbacher, Jess Bollenbacher. Abe Bollenbacher,' Kosa Mecher, Wilbert Anspaugh ihe undersigned executor of the; last will of Jaeob Bollenbacher, deceased hereby gives notice tnat by . Irtue of an order of the Adams circuit Court he will at the hour of One o’clock P. M. of the 22nd day of anuary 1930, at the law office of I John T. Kelly, at rooms 1 and 2 of I the Morrison building in the City of Decatur, Adams County, state of In diana. and from day to day there- ■ after until soil, offer for sale at private sale, all the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate, to-wit: The West half (%) of the South East quarter it,) of section twentyone (21) township twenty five (25) North, Range fifteen (15) East, and also: The North East quarter (»•* >of the North West quarter (%) of section twenty eight (28) township (25) North. Range fifteen (15) east ■containing in all 120 acres of lan 1 he the same more or less, all in Adams Connty state of Indiana. Sale will be made subject to the approval of said Court, for not less than the full appraised value thereof and upon the following terms and conditions: At least one third of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance in two equal installments, payable in not to exceed six and twelve months from date of sale, evidenced by notes of the purchaser. bearing six per cent interest from date, waiving relief, providing attorneys’ fees and secured by mortgage on the real estate sold Provided. Purchaser may pay all cash if desired. Said sale to be made free of all liens if sold before the Ist day <t March 1930. If after that date free of all liens except taxes for 1930 lue and payable in 1931. Said Real estate will lie offered for sale in separate traits and as a whole and will lie sold in the way most advantagous to the estate ABE BOLLENBACHER Foreign Executor. John T. Kelly Attorney for Estate Pec. 12-19-20 ,Q 1 NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned commissioner, appointed by the Adams Circuit Court, to make sale of real estate, ordered sold in the case of Wilfred S. Smith, Executor of the last will and Testament of Oliver T, Hendricks, deceased against Maria 1,. Hendricks etal. in all respects agreeable to the order of said court in the matter of said sale ON MONDAY JANCARY 13th. 1930, lyetween the hours if ten o'clock A M and four o'clock P. M. at the east door of the Court House in the city of Decatur. Indiana.) i will offer for sale, at public sale, to j | the highest and best bidder for not less than two thirds of the appraise I value the following described real estate, so ordered sold and situated in Adams County, State of Indiana towlt:fimst Tract The north half of the northeast quarter of Section thirty five, township twenty seven north, range four- , teen east containing seventy nine ' acres, more or less. I SECOND TRACT . Inlot number six in the town of Monroe, Adams County. Indiana. : Said real estate will be sold in , separate parcels, ns above described. TERMS ' One third cash on day of sale. » One third in one year, and One third in two years from da<e of sale. , Deferred payments to be evidence ! ’ by promissory notes, bearing six per cent interest from day of sale and secured by a first mortßaige on the real estate, sold .Such notes to be executed on the ueual blank Bank form of note. Provided, the purchaser or purchasers may pay all of the purchase money in cash, if he so deMres. Said real estate will be sold fres of Hens and subject to the approval of said court. James T. Mertyman, Commissioner Dec. 12-19-26 Jan. 2-8 » . ■ rwO— i 1.1. TTCW. *”0 'WF/D-PT!! h- Ma" ’' CL’cnit CowTL Vvemmon e Nr . M-ms Co in*’- SS T .on's Selk4n< vs. Phillip Bollinger - ' " no - the plaint’ff br Lenin. f Heller and FDburre*, b’« attorvs. nnd files his complaint herein *n<*e‘he’' vith the affidavit of a oetent nersnn that the »*ealdenre nv' inquiry is unknown of t e folio v ing na**ed defendants *o--it: Phillip Poll’nTer. Tsaa Huffman, SuFanhah Huffman. Salomon S’pe. Pebecca Sip*. William Sine. °eter S’p® Seth Sipe. Tsiah S’.pe, Tohn.S’nt, Eliza Jane Sipe, William S’pe Jr., David Long, William , Strong. Lewis Strong. William •itnon* l ? Daniel Sipe. Marv 'nn Wb«t». Si««nnah White. Susan

I Catherine Dalton, James Dalton.' ' Reenee White, Rena White, Reno - White, Mahlon White, Maion White, 1 that the names of the defendants are ; | unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the state oij Indiana sued in tnis action by tne: (following names and designations to wit: The unknown husbands and 1 , wives, respectively of each of the following named, persons, towit, < Phillip Bollinger. Isaac Huffman. 1 , Susannah Huffman, Solomon Sipe, • Rebecca Sipe, William Sipe, Peter Sipe, Seth Sipe, laiah Sipe John Sip- . j Eliza Jane Sipe. Willian Sipe, Jr.. David Long. William Strong. Le vis Strong, William Strong (junior), Daniel Sipe, Mary Ann White, Susan- - | nah White. Susan White, Simeon 1 Fruex. Rachel Fruex, Catherine < Dalton, Ja nes DaHon. Reenee White, j • Rena White. Reno White, Mahlon White, Maion White. The unknown 1 widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouse, creditors and administrators | of the estate, devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, successors in in- i terest and assigns respectively of each of the foil >wing named and de- ‘ signaled do<ea*e<l persons, towit: ] Phillip Bojknger. Isaac Huffman. Solomon Sipe, Rebecca Sipe. William ‘ Sipe, Peter Sipe Seth Sipe, Isiah Sip;. ( John Sipe. William Sipe Jr., David Long. William Strong. Lewis String, William Strong < junior), Daniel Sipe j Mary Ann White. Susannah White, Susan White, Simeon Fruex, Rachel Fruex. Catherine Lalton, James Dalton, Reenee White, Rena White. I Rem 'White, Mahlon White, Maion White: All of tlie women once known by any of the names and designations »übovp stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to the plaintiff; The spouses of all of the.persons above named, described i and-designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names f all of whom are unkno vn to pl 'intiff; All persons -and corporations who asaert or might assert any title claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the defendants to this action named, described and designated in said complaint, the na r ' i e s : of -11 of whom are unknown to plaintiff: that said action is for the purpose of guieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana: that a cause of act’on exists against al! of said defendants; that all of said defendants pre necessary parties to said action and that thev are believed to be non-residents of the state of Indiana. The following: real estate in Adams County, State of Indiana, is described in said complaint towit. The west half of the northwest quarter of Section thirtv (30), Township twenty eight (2S) north of Range fourteen (11) east containing nlnetv and seventv six hundredths (90.7(1) acres. This action is instituted and prosenited bv snid plaJntiff for the pur pose of ouietlnT his title to the real estate above described as against ill demands, claims and claimants I vhat«oevpr. '’otic* «s therefore hereby laid defendants that unless thev do 1 'nd appear on the 7th day of the ’ F’erburarv term of the Court of Indiana, being the . 10th da v of February 1930. to be bc- ; *”un and on the 3rd dav of ’ 1930. at the C’3u r t Hou-e ’ ’n the Citv of De» atu r . in sa’d '-nuntv and stat® Ptjd ans’ v er or d«’nu” ♦o «aid mninhint. the same will b? f heard and determined in their ah f Tn W’tne*? I hereunto se* 'V hand '‘nd the se*’! of s'* t -oivt the n**lre , ''t' th® Cier’’ tboren* m the Citv of r ecadur, tnd'ana, this 17th d-av of p e 1929. j *■’ Rnn cq Ar i r n f Circuit C*>urt. I Leflhnrt He’le’ aM s-h ”’ger. [• 'ttorne’-e fn’' ! ner .Tan ° NOTICE ov EME\T OV KSTATF; 'M» 247 D a Nntirp liereby gjven the cre- _ ditors heirs and legatees of John H Orndorff deceased to appear in the . * da»ne ri-culi Court, held at Decaj Indiana on the 10th da'* o* ■Tnnuarv. 1934). and show cau«e. if r n ny. wh v the Final Settle 'ent V Vccnunts with estate of said de''e■’ent hould not be app v ov--*d; an- 4 said he’” ,f are notified to then nnd ‘here make pr of of heirship, and - re-e’ve their distributive shares T A- I Ruc'<mast z 'r. Admin'strata” '■ r '<'rnf U r t Indiana. r .Limes J Moran. Dee. 19-26 NOTICJE Nodes is hereby g ven to share » holders of the First National Bank f of Decatur. Indiana, that there will ; he a meeting at the office of said n bank on Tuesday. January 14, 193). ■ between the hours of 10:00 A. M. i 3 ' and 4:00 p. m. for the purpose of n electing a hoard of directors f or n|the said bank for the year 1930. j; T. F. Graliker, n 1 non in.17.94.3L.TC-S rnqbipr

FIGHT PLANNED BY DEMOCRATS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) by the secretary of war and introduced by Chairman James of the m litary affairs committee. Garner opposed the resolution, passed by the house before it reessed last week, to authorize appointment by the president of a copimission to study conditions in Haiti. The president already I knows everything a commission' could learn about the island republic. he argued. A few Democrats and independent Republicans joined Garner in opposing the Haitian resolution but not enough to prevent its prompt adoption. Republicans are confident his opposition to the three pending resolutions will be equally ineffectual. CANDIDATES ARE BEING GROOMED FOR PRIMARIES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) candidates for the position whieh carries an annual salary of $l,80‘) ) yeai. The Commissioners likely will make the appointment at the regular meeting, January 6. Three newly elect, d city officials will take their oath of office January 1. George Appleman will become a member of the city council, representing the second ward. Mrs. Ada M retin will become city treasurer making the place of Mr«. Luella Ellsworth. Mrs. Martin stated that she was ready to begin her duties. G’en Martin, son of Mrs. Martin, will become manager of the City News Agency, formerly conducted by kis mother. Mrs. Alice Christen will replace Mrs. Citheriue Kauffman as city •U-rk. Mrs. Christen stated that she was r< ady to assume her duties. Mayor George Krick; who succeeds himself, has several appointive offices to fill, and to date has not stated whether there would be any ntw faces in the city family. Mayor Krick stated his appointments would be made before January 6. The Concilmanic committees will be selected, the Mayor said, at the first regular meeting of the new council. CHRISTMAS IS OBSERVED IN QUIET MANNER (CONTJNUEd’fROM PAGE ONE) tion. At St. Marys Church The Joyous feast of Christmas was ce’.ebra'ed in the St. Marys C’tholic church with nine masses ’he Chr’stma 3 high mass being said at 5 o’clock in the morning. The Rev. Father J. A. Seimetz, pastor, as celebrant of the high mass, the leason and sulj-deaao®, being the Rev. Father Joseph Marley, Cartha--enOhio, who assisted at the cjiureh during Christmas services nd the Rev. Father J. A. Hession, ss’stant pas or. A feature of the service was the special singing of he Christmas song, “Come Ye Shepherds'' by the boys and girls cho'r. The boys sang from the choir loft, rep: os n'ing the Shepherds, while he girls were 'stalioned in the sacristy, representing the Angels. The ■ong is a vision of the announcing ->f the. h<r»h of Chris’ Hid was trans-

i laud front the German language by the R.v. Father Seimetz. Father Seimetz said the first th.ee masses duriug the morning, the last being 9|45. More than 1300 members of the congregation received Holy Communion during the mass&s. The Christmas collection for the orphans was taken up at the masses but the amount was not obtainable today. o Big Square Dance, tonight. Sunset.

Community Sale BELLMONT PARK, DECATUR SATURDAY, JAN. 4-10 A.M. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS. POLLTRI AM) A LOT OF FARM MA( HINERY. Watch paper for complete list. If vou have anything* bring it to this sale. I will have a good crowd of liX plenty of stable room. Sale held under cover. ROY JOHNSON | Phone 606 or 1022 Auctioneer and Manars 0 Keep Thrift Alive | ! The First National, in I common with all banks. II has its quota oi aepositors ■ whose accounts have been 1 pLw apparently forgotten. ■ Should this come to the M | f gjJ| eye of any of these, let it J t suggest a renewal of pur- fl j pose. They thrive most B i who keep thrift alive. tirst National Bank | Capital and Surplus, ■ $120,000.00 | Decatur, Ind i a I

COURT ■ William M. Lenhart « t lot 81. Decatur to Heraaiy i for $25.00. Marriage Licenses « Martin Mill,‘Decatur, Uki , Fairy Claik. Berne, R. R. 1 J. F. Mock cf Fort Waynsi business visitor in .this dtji