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■THE ADAMS THEATRE I Delightfully COOL and COMFORTABLE j Tonight-Frlday-Saturday 15>35c 1 big double bill ■The Secret Call” “Women Love Once” ■ H ANNON ARLEN and PE G- w.th PAUL LUKAS and ELEAN- ‘ ■' "ires OR BOARDMAN ■ d telephone f »n i /C “i T he Btory of • • a R ,rl who forsook ■>-<! by love ' , A boy, luxury to live in a 3-room flat!Ker intriKu'e e ' meßh ed in »n-1 A wife who dared scandal and hu- ' THE SE-1 miliation!—A woman who loved a M ■■ ■ uhose was it? I husband who strayed! B!ues. : GARY COOPER and CAROL LOMBARD I m 1T * KE THIS WOMAN” Roberts Rinehart’s Daring Drama

CLUB CALENDAR -'■ Thursday , U. B. Progressive Workers Class ; : Mrs. William Arnold, meet at the J • church 7 p. tn. Christian Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. , Sol Lord 2:30 p. m. M. E. Foreign Missionary Society Mite Box Opening, Mrs. Paul Edwards, 2:30 p. nt. United Brethren D. Y. B. Class, Mrs. Tom Fisher, 8 p. ni. Friday Decatur Country Club Ladies, clubhouse. 8 p. nt. I'. B Children's Hour practice U. B. church 7 p. tn. M. E. Ladies Aid Vegetable Soup I sale, church basement, 10 to 12 a. m. i V. M. (’. Class of Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Picnic, Lehman's Park, Berne, 7 p. m. Baptist Philathae class picnic - j supper. Curt Moser grove 6:30 p. tn.l Saturday ' Tri Kappa Cake Walk, Liberty I Way. 8:30 p. m. T uesday Psi lota Xi Social Meeting. Mrs. l Paul Edwards. 8 p. m. attended the couple. The mar riage ceremony was read by the Erwin Benzinger of Fort Wayne Rev. Davies of Angola, pastor of the Methodist church, and the single ring ceremony was used. For the occasion, the bride wore a gown of yellow flat crepe, faI shioned very long, with which she wore blonde footear. and jewelry to match her gown. Miss Blakey was gowmed in a! long green chiffon dress. Mr. and | Mrs. Young and their attendants | ■ motored to Decatur, Sunday, after i i spending Saturday evening at Lakej l James, and were honored here with I a wedding dinner at the Arthur ' Blakey home. Mrs. Arthur Blakey, ' assisted by her daughter, Elma. I I served the two course dinner of ’ ’ bridal appointments. Later Sunday evening the couple ' returned to Huntington. They will make their home in Roanoke. — JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP ECONOMICS CLUB MEETS The Jefferson Township Home 1 ■ Economics Club met Monday eve- < ning at the Jeff rson township I school building. Twenty-four memjbers and four guests were present. I The meeting was in the charge of Mrs. Gilbert Hirschy, club president. During the business meeting, the club members decided to change the regular meeting date from the third Monday evening, to the third Thursday evening of each month. Plans were made to entertain the 4-H Club girls at the September meeting. Alt this time they will exhibit the work they did during the summer. After the business meeting, Mrs. Clinton Hart, club leader, presented the lesson, “Food for the pre School Child." Mrs. R. D. Myers, county presid nt of the Federation of Clubs explained the object of the federation and gave a short talk on the pro- | gress and advantages of club work. The next meeting will be held Septimber 17. All the United Brethren children who will take part in the Children’s Honr, next Sunday evening, are asked to meet at the United Brethren Church, Friday night at seven o'-1 clock for prac ice. F.BNIT REUNION HELD RECENTLY The ninth annual Ebnit reunion was held Sunday. August 16. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Zurcher of near Craigville. A basket dinner was served at noon, followed) by a short business meeting. i> John Ebnit of Monroe was electled president: John Zurcher of near j Craigville, vice-president; Mrs. Karl ' i Kile of Fort Wayne, s cretary and | treasurer, and Harvey Mankey. program committee chairman. ——

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Following the election, contests' and games were played and prizes ’ were awarded to the winners. Ice I cream was later served, and music' was furnished by Christ Zurcher. 1 Helen and Glenn Spade, Arlo Hawk,! Zurcher and family were all | guests of the family association. The members present were Mr.' and Mrs. John Zurcher and family, I | Elizabeth, Simon, Raymond Ebnit, i Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ebnit and. daughter Dolores, Mr. and Mrs I Peter Michel, Mr. and Mrs. William 1 I Betz and family, Mr. and Mrs. liarIvey Mankey and family, Mr. and I Mrs. Fred Roth. Mr. and'Mrs. Christ I ' Roth, Frances and Glenn Roth, Mr. | and Mrs. Ed Biebtrstine and fam- i j ily. Dan Aschleman, Violet and’ iGerald Aschleman, Mrs. Albert Roth: >and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wer I I ger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al-i bert Sprunger and family, Kenneth,; Leon. Max, Rog<*r and Junior Lind sey, John Roth. Mr. and Mrs. John' Ebnit and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I Clan nee Aschleman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Kile, Bernice, Iva and Irene Zurcher, Rev. ami Mrs. H. H. Meckstroth and son. CATHOLIC LADIES HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The annual picnic of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia was held in the Legion Memorial Park on South Winchester street, Wednesday evening. At six thirty o'clock, a delicious pot-luck luncheon was served on the long picnic tftbles. About fifty members of the organization enjoyed the annual affair. Following the picnic supper, games and contests were played, and prizes were won by the Misses Bertha Johns. Adelaide Deininger ; ind Margaret Schumacher, ami Mrs. 1 William Schumacher. TOLEDO GUECT HONORED WITH PARTY Honoring Miss Amelia Zeller of Toledo. Ohio who is the houseguest of Mis. George Laurent of this city, a number of friends from this city en'ertained with a theater party at Fo.t Wayne, Wednesday evening. I Those who enjoyed the affair were I Miss Zeller, the honor guest, the ; Mesdames George Laurent, Joe Col- | chin, and the Misses Kathryn Outi lor. Helena Wehmeyer, and Florence Holthouse. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Miss Mary Miller entertained the members of her Bridge Club. Wednesday evening at her home on Dierkes street. Sniajl tables were ar-1 ranged for games of bridge and as a I result. Miss Mary Wertzberger received the prize. - Dancing was enjoyed following the games, and a dainty luncheon was served at the small tables. Miss Mary Ann Lose will be hostess to the club members next week. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB M.s, J. H. Bremerkanip entertained the members of her bridge club at her home on South Seventh street, Wednesday evening. After the bridge games prizes were awarded to Mis. Amelia Niblick. Mrs. Amelia Christen, ami Mrs. Minnie Holthouse. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the dose of the evening. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT All ladies of the Decatur Country Club are to meet Friday evening at eight o'clock at the Country Clubhouse. The Decatur ladies who want reservations for the open Invitional party Wednesday, are requested to report to Mrs. Eno Lankenau, phone 685. EIGHTH MCGILL REUNION HELD The eigh h annual reunion of the McGill family was held in Sunset | Park, near Decatur, Sunday August ' 16, with about one hundred members of the family in attendance. The oldest member present was James B. McGill, while Betty Joanne Miller was the youngest. Four deaths and three births were reported to have taken place during the year. | It was decided to hold the next in union in Van Wert, Ohio, the third Sunday in August. The election of ofifeers resulted in Perry S. Me- I Gill beinz chosen president; and I Mis. Andra Glass, secretary and I treasurer. ENTERTAIN FOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell ! entertained at dinner, Sunday, at i their home near Monroe, for the | fpllowing guests: J. W. Mitchel and Mrs. Stout <rf Sidney. Illinois; ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mitchel of ■ Chicago, Illinois; Mr. apd Mrs. Douglas Rutman and son, Junior, of Indianapolis; Willard Mitchell of Cleveland Ohio; Mr. and’ Mrs. Arthur Mitchel and daughter Paul ine, Mr. am] Mrs. Kenneth Mitchel, Russel and Helen Mitchel. After-1 noon guests were Mr. and Mrs. | Floyd Mitchel and son Russel Em' gene. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mitchel and son Lester and daughters Lois, Jean and Joan. HARTMAN FAMILY HOLDS REUNION Seventy seven members of the Hartman family attended the sev- , ent h annual reunion of the family ' gathering which was held at the

home of Mrs. Anna Hartman on the I Lincoln Highway, east, Sunday. ; A basket dinner at the noon hour ' was followed by a business meeting. : Otto Bengs was re-elected presi- ) dbnt, and Herman Hodenbeck was elected vice-president. Miss- Ruth ■ Hartman was chosen secretary and ; tieasurer. Those selected as embers of the nominating committee were Carl i .Hartman. Hugo Reinking and Miss 1 Mildred Knapp. Erwin Rose, Elmer Hartman, Carl Hartman, Hugo j Relnking, and Miss. Mildred Knapp Iweie selected as members of the l entertainment committee. Baseball, horseshoe, and numer- | ous other games provided entertain- ' ment for the afternoon. A basket ; luncheon was again served at six o'clock. o CUBAN TROOPS FAIL TO GAIN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE' Ince. One squadron of six federal planes left Camaguey to bomb rebels In Oriente Province. They failed to return, the private uncensorled advices said but no machine was found later, the pilot and bombers gone. Fighting at Santiago de Cuba was reported, persons returning from Cuba said. Loiterers were shot in the street after dark. LABOR EMPLOYE FACES PRISON (CONTINUED FROM PAPE ONE) I was not wanted in Harlan County came when my automobile was dynamited. I did rot take the warning to heart. I have come here on a mission I will complete before I leave.” Mrs. Wakefield, a native of Seattle, Wash., whose husband is district organizer of the I. L. D. for the South at Chattanooga, said she had refused to allow her bond to be executed, “because 1 am afraid the county officers would frame me on the peace bond." “I have been persecuted in my attempt to do something to help the miners,” she said. “I have no regrets for what I have done. 1 have a right to be in this county, and before 1 leave I will complete my mission.” An investigation, Mrs. Wakefield said showed at least 40 families in . the county “destitute" beause of ! the imprisonment of miners on I charges of murder and criminal Syndicalism. Aid to them ceased after she was jailed, she said. Mrs. Wakefield said she had studied three years at University of Washington, later obtaining work in the office of the I. L. D. • — o Returns From Trip Miss Eloise Lewton, daughter of Mr. and M.s. C. D. Lewton, has returned from a two month's tour of Eupore, where she was a member of the Homer Davison party of Fort Wayne. t Miss Lewton landed on the S. S. Cedric, last Sunday in New York City, eight days after leaving Liverpool, England. She reported an en- i joyable trip, visiting historic and scenic spots in France, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Ge. many and England. This tour was the nintla conducted tout given by Mr. Davison and 12 persons were members of the party. o COURT HOUSE Real Estate Tranrjers C. L. Walters et ux, in lot 12, Delatpr, and land in Root township to Decatur Savings and Loan for SI.OO United .States of America, 480 acres in Hartford township to John Pontius no consideration. o Mrs. C.ara Anderson and S. W. Hale visjted with relatives in Geneva. las: night. ez We have set our funeral standards high, I but at no higher cost. W. H. Zwick & Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS i Mrs. Zwick. Lady Attendant | Funeral Home Ambulance Service 514 N. Second Tel. 303 and 61 OKMMMMRSraBEKKn — THE CORT — Last Time Tonight ’DOROTHY MACKAILL - WARNER BAXTER in a new solution to an age old problem. “Their Mad Moment” Added—Charley Murray in “The Stay Out". ’ Also News. 10c-35c Frl. and Sat. Bob Steele in “The Ridin Fool” Sun. Mon. Tues.—"CHANCES” With Doug Fairbanks, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyndall, who I have been making their home with Mr. Tyndall’s parents, Mr. and Mis. John Tyndall in this city since their marriage, have moved to Bluffton, where Mr. Tyndall Is engaged in business. Roy Carter of Los Angeles, Cal., who has boon visiting his. sister, Mrs. Walter Whittenbarger and other relatives for the past month, . will leave for his home today. Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews of Huntington are spending a few days in this city. Miss* Margaret Holthouse visited with friends in Huntingtcn, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Lewellen and daughter Miss Marguerite of Monroe visited in this city Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Voglewede and daughter Ruth have returned

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from Toledo, Ohio where they visit-4 ed with relatives. Mrs. B. J. Tervecr' ami daughter Mayme remained for’ a several day s visit witli Mr. andi Mrs. C. R. Uhl and family. Mrs. Fred Fullenkump,was a visitor in Fort Wayne Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Straub and children Mary, Francis, and Joe of Cambridge City were guests of Mr. and Mrs W. I’. Lose and other relatives and friends in this city today. Margaret Lose, who has spent tire past three w'eeks visiting witli the Straub family, returned home. The Misses Kate Hobble, Helen Fritzinze,, and Lucille Ogg are spending the day in Fort Wayne. The Misses Lois Ogg. Doris Yocum and Lester Whittling visited wi h friends in Fort Wayne. Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Milo McCollum of I Geneva were visitors here today. ’ Jim Blee attended the street fair iat Roanoke, Wednesday evening. A wrecked airplane was towed through Decatur today. First reports were to the effect that the plane! had fallen near this city. Sheriff ! Johnson investigated and was unjable to find anyone who knew’ anything about an accident in this lo- | cality. The Misses Virginia Dressman and Shirley Penny, who have been | the guests of Miss Kathryn Fritzin- ■ ger of this city have returned to their homes a: Fort Mitchell. Ky. The Misses Mariraret and Marjo J rio Ruhl of Fort Wayne are visiting , Miss Sylvia Ruhl this week. . | o 93-YEAR-OLI) GLOBE TROTTER VISITS HERE '! (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEI j .' you and all you have to do to make! a transcontinental trip is to have ..the money to pay your fare”. I Ms. McGee enjoys traveling said ■;sha "I commute back and forth f.om the east to California right 1

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regular, this is my ninth trip since " 1911 and each time j have made the trip alone. The children figured, you know, that 1 was old enough to* take care of myself and I enjoyed . it and felt safe all the time and .perhaps I will fee) safer in the come to make the trip because-as ‘ one glows up they become more self ' reliant and confident” »• Mrs. McGee is a sparkling conversationalist and is only handi< apped.. by som»‘ deafness. At any rate between now and her centennial year., Mrs. McGee has ample oppertiuiity to try out the air route and maybe , she will, she has the courage you may be sure. * — ■ .. HOSPITAL NOTE< Mrs. Ervin Haynes, Monroe, was I admitted to the Adams County Me- ’ i mortal Hospital for medical treat- | ment. i Miss Christina Fortney, Pleasaai. Mills, underwent a tonsillectomy opo.ation this omrning at the Adams County Memorial Hospital. Q Get the Habit—Trade at HomA