Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 56, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Exeept •unday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. I. H. Heller. Prea. and Gen. Mgr S. W. K a rape, Vice-Pree. * Adv. Mgr A. R. Holthouse. Secy. A Bum. Mgr Entered at the Postofflce at Decatur, Indiana, aa second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies —1 cents One week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carrier — >5.00 One month, by mail M cents Three Months, by mall—— SI.OO Six Months, by ma 11„.,._ — $1.75 One Year, by mail —. 13.00 One Year, at office—l3.oo (Prices quoted are withn first and second zones. Additional postage added outside those zones.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application Foreign Representative Carper ter A Company ill Michigan Avenue Chicage

THE ROAD RIPPER BILL; — Views expressed by three outstand - ing men representing large interest* relative to the present and proposed highway commission plans challenge attention —E. W. Steinhart, president ul the Hoosier State Automobile Association: W. H. Settle, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau Feder ation. and Thomas H. Adams, chairman of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association's transportation committee. The question is whether the highway commission shall api«>int its own director and hold him responsible for his acts, or whether the Governor shall appoint the director and have the commission operate under a sort of dual government. Indiana is held up as a model state for economy and for good results. Neighboring states have spent millions where Indiana spent thousands. The cost of operation has been so low that the federal bureau of roait has pointed to Indiana as an example With all this evidence in favor of the present system it is hard to un derstand why there is such an insistent demand for a change. That dejnand can only be explained on tin ground that somebody wishes to have a finger in the political pie. Stein hart. Settle altd Adams have no per sonal axes to grind. They are plead iug for the good of the highway pro gram, tor its continued development and for the least friction as the work is carried on. Their opinions are worthjxof respect. Whatever may be the result of incidents returned against individuals, the system has not been indicted. So far it stands above reproach. To wreck all that and bring confusion in place of an orderly plan of procedure would mean a backset to road building Until the case has been tried in court the “ripper” bill propagandists should follow the examples of the investigal iug ulnoiumitlee and withold judg menl. Let no guilty man escaiTe and let no conspiring politicians upset a state board for spoils. After the cases are tried the Governor will still have, as be has now. power to remove if there is sufficient cause. So why all this specious pleading?— ’.'be Indianapolis News. While it now seems doubtful that the 'ripper' bill which would auto maiically discharge the road com mi siou and give the governor the pov i v to appoint his political lieu leu.ints tp the jobs, will pass, it is staled openly and on good, authority that the governor proposes to de • ami the immediate resignation of th- members and that he has in mind tie appointment of Ora Davies, of Eokemo, who it will be remembered was found short while treasurer of * Hov ird lounly a few years ago, to bv direitor. Others whom be desires to name are well known ward poll liciaii . I. n't Ih.-ir a line ambition? th- biggesi problem in Indiana now and tor leu years Io come will lie road building and if Hie governor's i I.uc; carry through the only eoqsid nation i;, likely to be political “pull.'' W e hne faith in the people, however, and believe if such a thing is dimtn the people will vote Mr. Jackson's pwly out of power al the next election. 11. _;Uoo! students with theh Ls-'.-srs, fathers, brothers, sisters

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ißig Features Os ) RADIO Programs Today | Friday’s Five Beet Radio Features (UNITED PRESS SERVICE) WGY, Schenectady. 379.5 M, p.m. (E. S. T.) - Gowned program by WGY orchestra awl Marian Brower, soprano. WO<' Davenport, 433-6 M. 8 gui(V.S.T.) - Swedish program. KOW. Porthiud,. 491.5 M, 10:30 p. in. (P.C.S.T.) - The Hoot Owls. KOA, Denver. M. 8:10 p.m. (M.SLT.) - Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "Patience.” WEAF, New York. +91.5 *l, (E.S.T. Hilly Jones and Ernest Hare, comedians and songsters.. — o SOMEBODY LOVES YOU Somebody love? yon, glad wfceij yo«'re good Grieved if you go astray: Wants to be with you, wants you at home. Wants, with you, to work and to play. Somebody loves you. wants you to grow Strong, in body and mind Fitted to fill with credit th« place For which you may be designed. ( Somebody loves you, prays every day Your heart may be pure and clean: That you will be true to your mother's God And will keep her memory green 1 i Somebody loves you, wants all your . life To bo as a full-fruited tree; * Blooming in beauty the year around. That homebody, ten is a?». ! - D. Burkett

♦ • TWINTY YEARS AGO TODAY • • Prom the Dally Democrat filea • . • $0 year* thia day • I ♦ * ; Marell .« Judge Rrwin orders D*-w- --‘ cy slot machine burned a»d fiuea owner ss<> and coats. » E. N. Tyrill, well known citizen tUea after several weeks illnean. He was a veteran blacksmith herr. CommisskinerH grant three aalooh : licenses S4th general assembly of Imliana clones with stormy geraion. Kuebler A Moltz are building a 6» x6O foot warehouse at rear of Terveer block. > Charles Peterson leaves for New Mexico to seek location. Earl peters is traveling for Lyman Brothers. Miss Rose Cokliin initiated iu C. F. 8. club. Herbert Kellston is vigiHng here arrrivins from Denver. o A COMPANY OF REAL PERSONALITIES AT MAJESTIC Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn coming to the Majestic at Fort Wayne, Saturday, next, have never been afraid'to surround themselves with a strong company of strong personalities. The Denishawa Dancers are not merely an ensemble—a ballet—they are all individual thinking creative artists who have banded together under the Denishawn banner to express themselves and thus carry forward the art of the dance in America. The list of stars and Broadway successes who have bad their first experience on the stage with Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn is a large oge aud includes: Florence O'Deuishawu, Vanda Hoff, Lillian Powell, Mary Hay, Ada Forman, Martha Graham, Marjorie Peterson. Lubowska and others. Amp so in the present season the Denishawn Dancers include many dancers whose aanies next year or tbe following will !be in electric lights—er the theatrical equivalent. The Greenwich Village Follies has for everal years tried to persuade Doris Humphreys to leave the Denishawn fold and grace their revue to no avail. Doris, Humphreys has been 'with Denishawn for some years — first in vaudeville with Ruth St. Denis when Ted Shawn was iu the army; 'then as the leading dancer two seasons with the Ruth St. Denis Concert Dancers. After that she headlined in vaudeville for two years with her | own act. And now this is the second season since her return to the comI pany of Ruth St. Denis and Tod I Shawn, themselves. o — I BOYS’ WEEK TO BE SPONSORED BY ROTARIANS (Continued from Page One) a.u'.etics and the junior Olympic will be held, Thursday, will be boy's day in industry. Friday, will be observed as loyalty and health day. Saturday, will b» boy's day out-of-doors and a big program of activities will be held. ( Committees Are Named The committee for boy's day in the STORING VITAMINS The average healthy person stores Up within the body several days’ supply of essential vitamins. This explains why a well-nourished person of any age is less 'susceptible to germ-infection than those who are malnourished. Scott's Emuls ion is a safety-factor that helps keep you well-nourished. A very little used daily to complement the regular diet, activates with essential vitamins and helps build resistance. Store up a reserve of essential vitamins— un take Scott’s regularly. e <4jL tkott * 80w,,-. Bloomfield. N. .1. 24 7 J _t-..a_l t.IiMH'I.WL-U Ashbaucher’s FURNACES LIGHTNING RODS 1 SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING PHONE 705 or 739

) xhurch ure as follows: C. E Bell, chairman, Wilson Lee and M. J- Myh lott. The committee for Monday: C- JVoglowede. chairman; 0- L- Vance, ’ George Krick, Charles Christen, Dr. c. V. Connell. Committee on cillieushlp and elec htlon, Dore B. Erwin, chairnum; A. R. livlthou.se. O. U Kirsch. W. A. Klep,>:'r. John Fisher, C. S. Niblick. Elmer ; Kampe. Athletic committee. Hugh Hite. ' chairman; Oscar Lankenau, Francis S< hiultt. Walt Johusoa, Herman Yag- ‘ er, It. J. Harting. Committee on industry, Johu Car- ' mody; chairman, Janiea Cowan, H. F. Ehingen T. J. Durkin, James Kocher. Will O'Brien, Charles Yager ' and James Eiberson. Loyalty any health committee, 1 Dr. L. E- Sommers, chairman; James Arnold, Henry Heller, C. C Pumphrey, Dr. C. C. Rayl, Fred Ashbaucbcr. Out-of-door committee; Wai Wornboff, chairman; W. A. Lower, A. I). Suttles, Dan Berry. The general committee having ’ charge of the arrangements is composed of M. F. Worthman, chairman; Eno Lankenau. Lawrence Kleinhenz. ' Fred I. Patterson and Avon Burk. 1 who are members of the boy's work 1 committee of th e Rotary club. ft. Col. Fred Reppert returned today from a trip through Kansas. Nebraska and other western states where PARK-PLAN DANCING Masonic Hal) Tomorrow Night Music by I Fryback’s Syncopators Featuring “DECK" Prince O' The Keys COME. I - 1 M *

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS 1 We Must Have Man at Once I j to Operate Chain Store in Decatur, Indiana The man who qualifies will be given buy on a basis to profitably undersell 4 the opportunity to own and operate fywnng AUTQpap trrrrw} competitors. his own permanent business, which ■ jT.. laty He will immediately take charge of will be a link in our national chain the paying, year-round business to be stores enterprise. established in this city. A store comWe must have a live, industrious 1 B plete in every detail — merchaadise, man who has had some business expert- . iwfet ’ jrif. TvSy B store equipm-ot, etc.- —will be his. ence and who is ambitious for a greater j&'gyiv'ai' , » N and more profitable success. This ; Are KoiZ the Man? man will become sole owner of local tJt'Z’yevJ, auto and radio supply chain store. This is not a stocs selling or o h .. • — A Tvni -al Stnra scheme, but a clean-cut business op-Money-Making Business M lypivai oiore portunity, if you can furnish h.gh C P- y_„_. references and have a few hunCan He lours at Once dred dollars ready to put in your own The man wanted need have no actual experience n business, write or wire now for complete details, thisjline. We will supply, without charge, all neces- This opportunity will soon be grasped —be the man eary training and guidance and make it possible to to get it. Act at once. UNITED AUTORAD SYSTEM, 70 East 18th Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ' II . ■■ ■ll—— ■ 11. ■ ■■!■■■■ I , ... I I—l — Your last year’s hat belongs with last VA year’s license plates. j / The highway department changes the coloi ton you every year—and now the manulactui t. i of mens hats are getting smart too. This Spring's shapes so different that a th-* block can he spotted two blocks away—even • an amateur. Don’t let another day pass ami lind you passing the H’,t. The choicest here—includes your choice. KEITH AND STETSON SPRING HATS $2.50 ‘‘" d $7.00 THE NEW CAI’S $2.00. $2.50, $3.00 TbftiL'T'Mys/Cb Go J *O» LESS J MO NEY-ALWAYS l * • ©ECATUR • IN©! AN A• " iini r. • — •

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