Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 198, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1925 — Page 3

nprature In Indiana len r£ 10 Be,ow Norma nails IndT*"* 21.-(Unlt«d ""’“’tbe mldw^‘* rn (01d waVP ,0 - Pte” 1 " the tmnpM’atut'e down *** t) " loW DOrnlal lDdl “ n •f’ ly thi, morning the lharmomMer E ,'s dPK.r--". ,hH eoo, ‘"" slDl, ‘ 91l ’ nl * nf ».&<• month. '“'oX W “ S r * >P ° rt " < ’ ‘ D a " nf til** Slß l **' . «>«! windstorm in th« northof Hamilton county destroy e» sl p . i acras of corn late - X -- th , weather bureau. . Explorer Searching For M Jace Os Branded Savages Minneapolis. Minn..-(United Press) Tbe world’s youngest explorer left Zre today to search for branded sav7. of Central and South America aE m hP believes to be remnants ’ f an aneieUt A«IMlc Aryan race rttcb emigrated to this hemisphere in the dim pa st - , J . j j Bliss. 19, accompanied by a diversity of Minnesota student, will otempt to motor the entire distance. ls he succeeds in reaching Ecuador , . automobile it will be the first time the journey has been made overbud. Bliss is taking dynamite with h U | m to blast away when the jungle becomes impenetnatable by ordinary methods. The Bliss theory of the origin of the tribes he is seeking, several members „ t »hom he saw on a previous tri but whose villages he was unable to locate, is based partly on the ancient sign of the Swastika he noted branded on their faces. Farces Branded It was this which led him to surmise they were the last remnants of Aryan tribes supreme in Asia in pre-historic times. The one tribe in Equador has the sign branded on the faces of its members. The central American tribe uses the same sign on its pottery. Bliss plans to bring back several members of the “lost, race” it he is succesful in discovering their villages. On a previous trip he encountered a number of the branded savages but was unable to trace them to their homes. The region inhabited by the central American tribe has been visited but once by white men. he says. According to an ancient legend a ship once penetrtted an unexplored river between ■i - - '.

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Nicaragua and Honduras hut the mem hers of the expedition were billed. Father Scoffs Despite the young explorer’s earnest ness his fatner consider) the journey a "wild room chase.’’ “I know nothing of ilie lost trill, s but I think the boy is looking for a needle In u haystack,'' said I lie eldei Bliss after biding his son good bye. “He has always been a roamer. We have never been able to keep him at home. Rut If anyone can get tint those jungles, he can.” o AUCTION SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT IS HELI) jTODAY .Continued from Page One) Windfall, Indiana; Wm. Mozer, Battle Creek, Nebraska; Miller McCormack, Moreland, Ketnucky; James 11. Pearson, !>>xington. Ketnucky; Wm. E. Puehler, Swanton. Ohio; R. It. Robertson, Havana. Illinois; (Benwood S Rickard, Cairo, Nebraska; Charlei Edward Snyder, Camden Ohio; J. S. Speas, Albion, Nebraska; R. T Stamm Peoria, Illinois; Orbin Swisher, Ivesdale, Illinois; ('. Bean Summers, Salmon City,' Idaho; Ben H Thornton. Danville, Illinois; Fred Watson. Miss, oula, Montana; Herschel W Williams. New l/*xlngton, Ohio; Zed Williams. Columbia, South Caroline; Luther Wimberley Kearney, Nebraska; Clarence Withers. Joneg, Michigan.

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TO PROBE BUS WRECK I Public Service Commission To In I vestigate Accident At Indianapolis In Which Four Persons Are Hart lndlanapoi|s, Agfa y2l< tUnifeflt Rte i Order loti of the bus accident in which four persons were seriously Injured and a wore slightly hurt here yesterday was expected Io lie issued today by the state public service commission. The accident occured when a bits of the Intercity Haftey Coach com puny struck an Ice-cream truck. The four seriously injured were reported Improving today at hospitals where they were taken after the accident. John W. McCardle, chairman of the public service commission, said It was not the practice of the commission to investigate utility accidents unless fatalities occur. In this case, he declared, the accident was serious enough to warrant a probe to fix the responsibility. o Wife Sues Husband's Boss For Alienation Chicago, Aug 21. — (Vnited Press) A test suit to determine whether ,i wife has a right to sue her husband's employer for alienation of affections was on file here today. Mrs. Helen Louise Ditndeno claims that since a position with Henry Torstenson. her husband has

spent all hta afternoons playing golf i and his evenings playing poker It 1 Is all the employer’s fault, according ’ to the petition which demands that I the employer pay bls employe's wife i 1100 Odd damages , Mrs. Dandeno also asks for separ l ate maintenance from Frederick Dan-1 (leno. the husband. o . t WANT ADS EARN—» —- o See Weber and Fields, world famed comedians in the great stage success, “Friendly Enemies” at the Adams Theater Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. A picture which scored a record run in Chicago. T-F

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