Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR iILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller. Pres, aud Gen. Mgr. E. W. Kampe, Vice-Pres. & Adv. Mgr. A. K. Holthousc. Sec'y. & Bus. Mgr. Entered at the Poetofflce at Decatur, ludiaua, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies — 2 cents One week, by carrier—lo cents One Year, by carrier...—.—— $5.00 One month, by mail 35 cents Three Months, by mall - 3100 Six Months, by mall $1.75 One Year, >,y mail — — 13.00 Ono Year, at office...— 3 :, .00 (Prices quoted are wlthn first and second xones. Additional postage added outside those xones.) r Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. Foreign Representative Carpenter & Company, 123 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, It will be Interesting now to watch the record of Judge Baitsell who succeeds Judge Anderson while the later advances to a district judgeship. Anderson has gained a nation wide reputation as a fearless jurist who hands out stiff sentences and makes them stick. Two factions of the kit klux klan are reported to be fighting for control of the legislature. Bossert he ids one and Stephenson the other anti its a real contest. If they combine on cert an things they will be strong enough to put them over, but Hurt is some probabilities that the fight between them will get fierco enough to bring about a deadlock. Efforts to raise a fund with which to provide radio equlpmsrt for t te four blind people in Decatur will In made, a fine mis nonary act. We can't imagine any thing that would lie ■> appreciated and we are sure our good people will respond gladly and willingly and liberally if given the iqqioiN unity. A similar campaign is on now in Detroit and other larger cities. The county unit bill, the state police plan, the abolishment-.of ine state-wide primary ought to make up a prog.am of enough interest for the people and keep the law makers busy the few weeks they have promised to hold the spotlight. And then if you tire of those you can figure out how much the klan has to do with it and how much their opponents have control. All in all it may tike some time away front* the ordinary "cross word puzzle." -The Scott divorce case is bringing out a lot of queer facts and a history of the case would providt a good story for those who relish the nasty things in life. Scott is a <ongressman and the evidence shows that he and Mrs. Scott devoted mull time to poker, bridge, men and worn en a id even helped piy for the bring ing ashore of whiskey, champaign end other hard liquor. Thats one difficulty and the greatest one with the Volstead law. Those Who voted for it and those who have to enforce it Ihcmselves violating It When ever (hey g-I .1 liiiiu hos officials v lio i tul Io put old man Liquor mil of ■ •.t'leine, h's days will he number ■■d, Iml will Hint time ever come? , One of the new money spending devices of the 1925 legislature if present plans mature will be the st:.police force. It is suggested that it start off with IWI officers who v.-ill be used Io enforce automobile 'aw.-t, catch bank rohberii end »!<>•;> I'.em ral sl'-uihiiig business. We doubt If any of 'hem. are ever where yon want them when you want them cud by the time they gel on the scour of a bunk hold-up the burglar.'; will lie a hundred miles away but its more jobs and an opportunity to increase the number from year to year. If it goes over we will have an army in ;< tew yean; instead of 150 and cuh time the legislature meets v.c i ill be told how Impossible it tu for Ih de brave men to live on their paltry al aries. If they are in earnest about saving money and reducing overhead, It occurs to ua that one "uy to do It is to forget this constabulary uou-

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sense and talk common sense. The Indiana legislature convened today in the regular way for the seventy fourth session of that law making body. They will probably mark time until after Monday when Ed Jackson will become governor ant will no doubt have a message to give to the house and senate which will inform them of his ideas of procedure. Whatever they do that is good will be claimed by everyone, but wliulevi r they do that is bail will be charged to the republican parts for they hold a very decided majority. We have no advice to offer, no suggestions Io make for we feel that the people decided last November that they wanted the democrats to keep hands off and give the republicans a further opportunity to ramsuk the treasury, sick as It is. How■’vi r, we are all citizens of Indiana and we all .sincerely hope that the law makers will use care and judg.ment and will do the very best they can for the people with the smallest appropriations possible. Any way they're off" ami we will watch from the side lines with keen interest. — — 0 —' — I tzrtvdSa* 1 -— » * MAN ABOVE PRICE .——. I Rule for entrance to see the big' game, Gymnasium capacity parted. "No more admitted!” A clambering crowd The coveted privilege lacked. I i A lapping al windows. An offered 1 bill- ! Buys who etjuflt not (bn cost Os srllius out eotmelelue. A window raped. A pritrit principle lost! t ! The bribe was but small—i couple iron men— , But boyu "ho can not ’vlthstund ‘ . Teuiptatiou like that will some day 1 /

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sell out Larger trusts for a print in the ' hand. I Wanted —the boy who can not be bought. Big men —who dare to be poor Tor the sake of keeping their erasc'ence dean The future of such is secure. The skinner by someone is linally skinned, The man who sells out is sold; Who lives above price is honored of earth With the wise his name is enrolled. —A. D. Burkett. -—_ — .. -- o THURSDAY’S RADIO FEATURES WJY, New York, (405 Ml WRG, Washington, (46!)-M) and WGY, Schenectady. (380-Ml 8:30 p. m. (E. S.T. I —Organ recital by Marcel Dupre. KOO, Oakland. (312-Ml 8 p. tn. (P. C.S.T.I — Lady Windemere's fan. by KGO players. WCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, (417-M) 10 p. m. (C.S.T.I - Orchestral art association. WEAK, <v'ew York, (402-Ml 7: Pi p. m. t E.S.T.I Cathedral of Incarnation choir. W.IAX. Cleveland (.''dmMi 8:3(1 p. m. IE.S.T.) Connery program. o CARD OF THANKS We wish hi this manner Io express |mir sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends for their sympathy and kindness, the beautiful flowers, the minister for his eon oling words and those who furnished automobiles, during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. MRS. NATHANIEL MAY, ANT) CHILDREN. ~ <» — | JOI I K’EKS AKE ! RE-ELECTED BY CITY EIREMEN l< onlittued from Page <)m;i regular squad. Erne Elzey, c. (>. Meibcrs, Joe Hunter. Ed Hurst, Oscar b Sprague. Fred Engle, Walter WilkI eiisoii. Oliver Jackson L. C. Ilelnk Will liiiler. Arthur Baker. Joo Kort enb-r, 11. E. Smith. Charles Fisher, .. Clarence Stevens, Harry Parr and Marlin Kiess. i - - o __ piiock Appointed Warden Os Atlanta Penitentiary' 1 L MI ED PRESS SLiIA ICE) j AVAtyUlngtuu, jau. B—AppointmentB—Appointment

9«lutlvrt •< Funi* Mb S - ■Bblemea)(BßH| ■ BU.RjR.oBs EA.LSfI ! BorielJsebatl I QR I n||tß I Bev E R 1 recedelqyrate ! i v SWI NGMMu KjAB E. <A N.D AU ■w'HIE:L F S EM E of John W. Shook, former warden oi the Idaho state penitentiary, to be I warden of the federal penitentiary at 'Atlanta, was formally announced by the department of justice today. o RURAL CHURCHES M. B. C. Church Notes Win. Ilygema, Pastor. Antioch Church, I miles west of Decatur: — Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. No evening service this week. Our evening services will be alternate throughout the winter. New officers for Sunday School— Supt., George Bright; ass't. supt.. B. I'". Beery; sec'y, Homer Ginter; troas., Philip Hash; chorister, Mrs. B. F. Beery; organist, Mrs. George Squire. Teachers for following classes —No. 1. Georgie Kitson; No. 2. Mrs. Charley Andrews; No. 3, Wm. Hygema: No. 1. Mrs. Philip Carper; No. 5, B. < Peery; No. 6, Thomas Titus. 0 DECATUR CIRCUIT I’reuihlng at Mount Pleasant on the morning of Jan. 11. Mrs. Griffith, who is delivering the messages in revival at Washington, will preach. No preaching at Beulah in the evening because of revival services at Washington. The revival at Washington is increasing in interest. Real Holy Ghost messages are being brought by Mrs. Griffith who is assisting the pastor. Mrs. Griffith is an evangelist of much experience ami is delivering messages which reach the heart. She believes in a gospel of Jull salvation. Come and join with ns in revival effort at Washington an dhave your souls refreshed with true Gospel messages. Rev. Lester L. C. Wisner. ”15- .51 —

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