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SOCIAL NEWS HOUSEHOLD 16 Pages Tim Sections DECATUR, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925. WANT ADS FINANCIAL 9' to 16 Section Stolen Police Dogs Recovered Pair Belong to Dr. Fletcher At Clinton. Clinton. Dec.

two German Tollco dogs owned by Dr. P. C. Fletcher which lire kept at the home of C. is.

Keed. south of Cllntoli, and stolen several days ago. were located near Kcnncy and have been returned. Both Mr. Heed and Dr.

Fletcher arc members of the Antl-IIorso association aiid as soon as It was discovered the dogs had disappeared the news'was widely circulated and another member of the Association, Asa Hume a. farmer residing near Kennoy. Immediately notified Mr. neo'l the dogs had been turned loose by a stranger, on his'farm. iHKLATED TO "STRONGHEATIT.

11 "Shots." the male doc of the pair, Js a. relative of "Stronsheart" of th? movies and Is one of the most valuable doits In Dewitt county. He Is to he seen dally on the running board of the Heed cnr when the milk delivery is bclns made over the city, and lie has made many friends who were grieved 10 learn of his disappearance, and glad at his return! WILLIAMS Last rites for W. O. Williams, ivho passed away Tuesday at his home In Uewltt.at the ago of scvcnty- years, will be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock from the JVcsbytcrlnn church In that village.

Tlev. J. Wundcrllck will have eliargo of the services and Inter- jnent will bo In tho Dewitt cemetery. Deceased was born, near Dewitt Feb. 4, and had spent his en- tiro life in that vicinity.

He Is survived by one of Dewitt. wife having preceded him In death several years "go. GENERAL; CHAIRMAN NAMED. R. R.

Cragg manager of the Magill Hotel, lias been named general chairman of tho.work and teams for the drive of tho Salvation Army Annual Homo Service Appeal, which Is to be put on In Dewitt county to secure the quota of Tho advance Rift committee has been appointed and Is composed of Fred Russell, C. Slaw, Walter Knowlt-s and Dr. W. Marshall. Solicitation Is to commence.

12. BABE DIES. Helen Lucilc, aged four years, daughter of Jlr. and Mrs, Virgil Cotton of Clinton passed away at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and -Mrs.

W. II. Knos, 1710 East Main street, following a few hours Illness with croup. Tho babe was born Nov. 1, 1921, and is survived by the parents, a ilster Charlene and a brother Henry Ray.

Paul Ford. Scribe of Emanuel Chapter, DC Molay has resigned on account of taking employment out of the city Clyde Shaw had been chosen to fill tho vacancy. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED, The marriage of Miss Edna Snyder and John McMillan, both of Clinton, which took place In De- cntur last Saturday, has been announced by tho couple who arc now ou a short wedding trip. The bride is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Snyder, 309 North Jackson Avenue, and Is a graduate of the Clinton community. She lias been employed until recently In the confectionery of the Wabash depot at Decatur. Mr. McMillan is tho son' of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank McMillan, 409 South Monroe'streot, and a graduate of the Central Junior high, school at Kan- sas Mo. Is'employed, as in; terchange clerk for the Illlnols'Cen- trnl' at Decatur, where the "homo Is to be made -at 912 North 'Clinton street. SUIT PILED. Suits filed in Circuit court Tuesday Included that of James -N. Campbell vs.

Rice' and -others, quiet title; The Farm Loan T.rust Company, a corporation versus Olive M. Harrold and to'fore- close Ethel M. Totra'versus'John Pelra, divorce and injunction. In'the case of Fern McGath versus Alvln McGath, divorce and Injunction, which was to have been heard in court Tuesday a setlemcnt was made out and only tho divorce proceedings will be a at. this term.

BURIAL IN A daughter born to'Mr. and Mrs. John Coppenbargor residing -near Wnynosvllle MonJIny, died shorty after birth and on Tuesday tho rc- matni were brought to Clinton, where short funeral services were held from the Pullen chapel. Rev. Mr.

Uandle. of the Free Methodist chuVch officiated anil interment made In Woodlawn cemetery. Tho parents, one sister and two brothers' survive. HALL CAINE AT WORK ON BOOKS Greeba Castle, Isle of Man--Sir Hall CaJno Is In Palestine where he Is writing a. book on the life of Christ.

It Is expected he will return homo'In the spring. Woman Dies In Hard Coal Riot Miners Tell One Story, Of- icials Another. Pittsburgh, Dec. thorities of Allegheny and Washlnfe-C ton counties today are Investigating two occurenecs in open shop mining camps of tho Pittsburgh Coal company ncar'hcre, last night, one of which' resulted In a woman being crushed to death under a truck and the the other an- explosion which wrecked, the dwelling 1 of a miner. In tho latter Instance tho miner and his family escaped unhurt.

The truck plowed Into a group of persons causing the death of Mrs Oeorgre TImko, 44, and the injury of another woman, a deputy sheriff and tho truck driver. BOMB MAN'S HOME. The explosion, took place at Midland Mine near "Canonsburg, Washington county: The wrecked house, a. company said, had been occupied by tho family of a union miner, who had not been employed THIS EXHIBIT TO PACK THEM IN! Philadelphia--Spanish exhibitors at the Sesquln-Centennlal exposition next year will give" a glass at wine free to each visitor If permitted. F.

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18K white gold filled case; reliable 15 jeweled movement; fine silk ribbon bracelet. A'very special value, purchasable on $1.75 easy credit terms A Sparkling jj Diamond Ring l'8k solid white gold, set with beautiful blue-white diamond; assorted KA Tl styles; wonderful va- .5" JLlOWIl riety Christmas 1 ET50 Elgin Thin 1U Model Watcfe An ideal gift for a man or young man. 7 jeweled Elgin movement, in white, green, or yellow gold filled case; smart lYnum new thin model. A won- UUWIH derful value at this very moderate price. at.tho mine'since It resumed operations under tho 1D17 wage scale.

Miners cl'aim tho driver of the coal company's truck deliberately ran Into a crowd and that the explosion was an accident. Company officials Assert the truck was stoned, causing: the driver to lose control and that tho explosion was malicious. BURGLARS LEAVE THEIR LOOT BEHIND Frightened Awiy lrom Effingham Store Without (ionilK, Efflngham. Dec. S--The Webo clothing store in this city was broken Into Monday night about 11 o'clock und clothing was up In bundles and tied with men's leather In preparation to removal.

Walters, who has--a restaurant next door to the Weber store, was locking up for the night and had gone to the rear of the restaurant and saw tho back door of the clothing store standing open. He notified the night policeman and when they arrived they found that burglars had entered by unlocking the front door and securely closing it and proceeded to bundle up overcoats, suits, and hoso preparatory to taking them away. Tho burglars had carried several bundles to the-east entrance of the alley'Preparatory to loading them Into some kind of- a conveyance. They had' about $1,500 worth clothing ready to. take away.

'No trace of them could be found. COOKING SCHOOL. Mrs. Bertha M. Harris opened' a cooking school In the Opera House Wednesday at 2 o'clock.

The school the auspices of the Record- Democrat and will be held for-three days. The entire three day session will be free and every woman In this section has been Invited to attend each session. Musical programs will precede each day's program. James Lancaster, of Newton, 111., Mrs. Irene Seaman, of Rantoul, .111.

were married at the, court house Monday evening by County Judge Barney SWITCHMEN TALK NEW CONTRACTS Chicago, Dec. 9 Switchmen's Union of North America, by fifty general chairmen, conferred here Tuesday to determine policy. Outstanding con- tractij held by the union expire In nearly all cases Dec. 31. DO YOU KNOW THAT-YOUR GROCER ALWAYS HAS GREENWOOD'S COUGH SYRUP In'stock.

Change to Greenwood's Cough Syrup. The Reliable Family Remedy for more than 55 years. oc- en. 25c and. 50c -Sizes.

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Beech-Nut Pork nnd Benni nc-ech-Nnt Prepared SpiBhctll Macaroni Beech-Nut. CnUup Beech-Nut Peanut Butter Beech-Nut Jain Beech-Nut Crnpe Jellr Beech-Nut Crnbnpple Jellf Beech-Nut Red'Currant Jelly Beech-Nut C'rnnbcrry 9nnre Beech-Nut Ch'rnlnc Cam Beech-Nut' Beech-Nut Krult tttofm Beech-Nut Ilncon llnkluc Hack Beech-Nut Strawberry Jam 14-Piece Crystal 'Every Its equipment set of" crystal coffee and tea tlerht "'containers for bulk'foods. mestlc science, have endorsed. Vadded' convenience woman "Everything you- need 'Without extra 10-Piecc Kitchen Set WATCH fillcd Waldemar's are price up from All the, a styles; i va- Gold filled, solid yellow and gold, Sterling and green gold; prices riety; prices, to iWSPAPER EWSPAPER theniei VHT (400) Chlcaco. Classical pro- o-ion: string trio WJP Philadelphia.

Uncle VJR (117) Pontlic. Coldkcttt's orchestra; ixilols WJJD (202 b) Mooseheart. Dinner concert VJX (451 3 Mew York. Levlton's or- chAHtra. WMAQ (447.5) Chicago.

Orran: story 6:30 p. m. WAAM (203) Newark. Sport Oracle: Mirlwl pVojrram. WUZ (3333) Springfield.

Radio Nature WDAF (491.1!) New York. V. S. Army bam'. also WCAP.

WJAR. WOO WGN (S702) Chicago Dinner concert. WHO Molnts. Reese-Hughes orchestra. WLl Chicago.

Organ recital. Radiola28 Great in Performance! to Supreme selectivity and sensitivity are obtained by this beautiful eight- tube Super-Heterodyne Radiola 28. Although it has five tuning circuits for selectivity and power, it may be operated entirely by a single control. Price, including eight Radiotrons, $260 You hear it talked about everywhere. Come in and listen to it today.

We shall be glad to tell you about our convenient time-payment plan. to to to The DECATUR MUSIC SHOP 118 E. William St. Main 1550 to to to to to to to to The Home of The WOO (50S.2) Orchestra. WOR (405.2)'Newark.

Vocal iind in- WSMB New Orleans. Organ recital. WSM (2S2.S) Nashville. Craig orchestra. 'KYW (535.4) Chicago.

Uncle Bob: concert: talk. 6 tit n. KMA (L'52) Shenandoah. Timely topics: muplc. i 7:00 p.

KSD (5431) St Louis. "fYlr Hour." (2WJ) Chicago. Classical pro- vTcAU (27s) Philadelphia. Talk: U. of Pa.

quartet. WCX (517) Pontlac. Musical program. WBAP (101.5) New York. Huyler pro- Kinm.

also WCAP. WEur. WEBH (H70 2) Chicago. Oriole orchestra: vocal. (1 hour).

WGHP (270) Detroit. Little Sjmphony, KOloUtlf WLIB (3028) Elgin. Dinner concert. WLIT (304,5) Philadelphia. Concert: chorus WLS (3)4 C) Chlcigo.

Ford anc' Glenn, Lullaby trio. WLAV (42J.3) Cincinnati. Hotel Gibson orchestra. WMBU (250) Chicago. Soml-classlcal program WQJ (447.5) Chicago.

Ralnbo orchestra: musical program. WTAM Cleveland. Organ re- cllnl (852.7) Detroit. Orchestra: soloists. 7:15 11.

WBZ Springfield Studio pro- WJ2 (4513) New Zroloilcal series 7:30 ii. CNRW (SS4 41 Winnipeg. Bedtime farm ulk. KOA tSSlt) Denver. Palace string orchestra.

KPRC (20U.U) Houston. Martin's orchestra. PWX (400) Havana. Band concert. WBAP (475.U) Fvi Hawaiian trio WUAF (401 New York.

Pooley concert, also WCAB WOO. (373.5) ichcncctady. Mendelsohn club A Louisville. Peacock WHO Utt Santa Claus: whistler: musical program. W.I'/.

(4513) York. Lewlso'in concert, WLW (1223) Cincinnati. Talk. 7:45 p. WljS (3410) Chicago.

WLS WHT (400) Chicago. Muslcil featv-rcs: A a orcilieitni. Cincinnati. Art talk. 8:00 i).

CNRW (384 4) Winnipeg. Muslc.ll pro- KKRU (4007) Co'ambla. Mo. Knlcr- tainmenr. CNRO (435) Ottawa.

Dance music: A IW.I) E. Plltiburgb. Concert. KSD 1) St program. KYW (5154) Cr.lca.KO.

Musical Program: vocal. r2JC) Chicago Quartet: slilig trio: teno-. WCAR San Anton'o. Musical WDAF (3C50) KansTi Cltv. Clasilcal recital.

WCAT (401.6» New Yo-k. Ipina hour, nlso WCCO. WWJ. WGR. KSD.

V.CAP. W.sAl. WOC. WCAB. WON (T70L 1 Cilcngo Claialc hour.

W.Ilt (5171 Poin'ic. ISurrourh's hour. WJJD (302.4) Jloosc-hcart Orchestra: WMAQ (447.5) Chlcngo Northwestern 1J Lecture. WORD (275) Batavla. Concert trio: choral singers WOS (1100) Jefferson City.

Mutfcal program. 'WLS TaH.St Chicago. Quartet. Rhode- heaver prograsn, WMCA New York Talk: Auclo- bon theater program WORD (275) B.itavla. Lecture.

8:80 p. KFAB CHOI) Orchestra: banjn: piano: WCAU (27S) Philadelphia. Jones Jo.ly WICRC Cinclnra.ti Popular WLIT Philadelphia. Plajlct by IXi Lancey Dlier- WMAQ (4475) Chicago. Piano concert.

MURPHY'S School of Dancing Starts THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 8 P. M. Learn the "Charleston" and all the Dances from experts. EVERY Tnesday THURSDAY.

a forming now. PRIVATE LESSONS. LEGION BLDG. PHONE Main 7431. WOAT (Mil 5) Son Antonio Concert.

WSMB Ol'') Orlcam. Co I.u« profrimn, 2 hourni. WSOC (-MO) Milwaukee. Traveled txlks 8:40 p. CSRW Winnlpcc.

Studio pro- cram. 9:00 p. Cnlenrj-. SitiOIo procram: Inatruniontnl and Kri (IC7 Los Anselei. Detective vorles KXX (33CO) Hollywood.

Amtasnador orehestrn. KMA. (M2) Shenandoah. FajnllUr sonKs: Cloff dnnccr. KPO C4Ssr: San Tranclsco.

Fairmont KTHS Hot SnrJnss llfyer oivsemble. WAKD Mtuical pro- Kralil. 2 hours). WC.M* rhlladclphia. Chub's CoiloRlans WIIAT (J91 SI Now Turk.

Ho 1 hlf, alio WCAP. WOll. WSAI WKliH (370.2) Ch'cRfO. OMliettm. voctl solo (2:51 rmto'd.

rxnnco inuwlc. (520) Den Moincs p-0- New 1'ork. Rosolan I dunco orchestra. (2T3) St. Vaudeville.

hours). York. VVKIK' Clnclnnuti. KoenlR'n Wtlle Smplion: WI.U' I'hllndolnhla. A read a orchftrfl WI.ll) lilKln.

I'opulir WMAQ Chicago. MAQ WMniJ (2.V)) Chlcaco. Orchcstrn: poj.u- WOO I'hlUtldvMa. rox tin- ater WOC WWII) Davenport. Orsnlit.

baritone. 0:15 n. (Will SI TxuH Add'rv. (SI4.0) Chlcano. Bohtmlnn Or- oli.in band.

9:20 Kri Los Varl'ty pro- cram. 9:30 p. VnAl 1 (JTJOl Worth. i (JOSQ) KanMs Cltv. Muilo.il lronr.iTn.

wr.It (ulti) Buffnlo WHT (JOO) ChlcaBo Orsnn WJZ Now Yoik. Monte Curio Virginians WOO (SOS 2) Philadelphia. Donee iniiN c. 0:40 ii. KTHS C7J S) Hot SprlnBf Soutlicrncru WCAU (27!) rhlhidclphln.

of WLS Chk.iKO. Y. M. A Gleo Club. 10:00 ii CNRW I) WlnnH'PK Pancp tnucl.

KTI (4IT7I Loi AHBeln. StnnK fivorltc Kl'O (J.l) San Francisco. AttiatiT Kont artlhta. KTHS "I S) Hot Sprlnsa. violinist.

KVW 4 i Chlc.iKO. JtldnlKiit WUC.V (-'001 ClilcnKO Jnrz Jinibovcc. (2 hours) A 3) New York. Bornlc or- Wan o-olii-'trn WON' (1702) Chicaso. Juir.

iwampci. (I hour). (J02.S) Moo'encirt. p-o- WLW (422 Cincinnati. Slimi Alplia concwt WOK CMc.o«o.

proKriin: rt-nrc music. WOH Xewurk. Orehcctra. WQ.r cblcaco. tiJivment.

CIKO) Clnclnnntl. Strlnc quarte: WTAM 10:30 n. CMC.M Mt Jnll. WHAli C7.1) I'afuUr 4 him W.lll iSl'i TonlUf. Ml 31I) New Yoik.

Whliptrlnc bniltmir. WI.U Clnrlnnnll Trio: pl.i»-nt p. (.114 ClilCHKO KoM mi in. in 1 12; ClniMnnnd. 11:00 (n'l I.o» i i Finnrlixo ISI'JI) HMurr KI'IIC llouiton i.f»i» A I i Orti.im Sin roi kc'i wnilll atro ii IfN I'll 1 Yftrk.

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I'JUI MarVi ii-t i i M'O. 1 I i WltlfM a i i i lour Hi" I i Timolc, 1 itiiHnt i i i i i 12:30 n. i no 1 1 l.ni A III rcli'-pliYi IsOC II. J1I RADIO SUPPLIES A COMIM.KTI: MM: REX ELECTRIC CO. 114 East William St.

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Splendid technique; remarkable sets; phottffcraphy; intelligent handling--with a climax that Is considered one of the neatest and most thrilling ever done In celluloid. This plcfore has the full and unqualified Indorsement of the American Leg-Ion, Department of State of New York, with headquarters in the Hall of Records. New York City: CHILDREN COMEDY lOc TODAY Wlmt Evcrj Woman Wnnls What Wanll IRENE RICK BERT LYTELL 1 CLARA BOW WILLARD LOUIS 'ARTHUR. HOVT, 'JOHN STEPPLIMO LEW ALSO COMEDY-- NEWS "THK Will riGIITIV COI'" r'rldny rilll.DHKN'H MATINRK SATURDAY MOItNINCl Hobart BosworNi "Heart! of Oak 99 At YOB Ruler Always lOc and 15e Continuum A. M.

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