Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1926 — Page 4

DECATUR DAIRY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO J. H. Hellerl’ren. and Gau. Mgr A. K. Holt house... Seu'y. £ Bus. Mgr Dick D. HellerVicePresideul Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, us second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies...? cen J a One week, by carrierlV cents One year, by carrier...ss.o6 One mouth, by mail>*s , Three months, by mall Six months, by mail»' 7>’ Ono year, by mailsjJ.Ol) One year, at officelS.QU (Prices Quoted are within flrot and second zones. Additional postage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates: Made known by Application. Foreign Representative: Carpenter & Company, 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago; The soft weather continues and indication are that the prediction of the groundhog will carry out. Me may feel that steadier and cooler atmosphere would be better but after all we haven’t much to do with It and about the only thing we can du is to smile. The senate voted yesterday to repeal the law allowing publication of income tax payments. Now you millionaires who have an income of hundreds of thousands per year need not worry about that. Its another proof that the big fellows get things the way they want them. This is an off-election year, which means that it is the one between presidential years. The republicans announce the slogan will be to support the administration. Its different now. A few years ago when Mr. Milson asked that a depiocratic congress be elected for that purpose a lot of voters raised up in their wrath and smote him. And talking about loyalty to the president, Seuaotrs Watson and Robinson, of Indiana, recently gave an exhibition of theirs by voting squarely against the president on the World Court, bill. Just where does that put them? J H. Carmody, president of the Adams County Agricultural Association and his assistants on th c board of directors for thc sixty-day period for which they were elected are planning to make a thorough canvas of the county to ascertain the desires of the people. If w'e want a really great association of this kind, one that will give a big fair each year and will at all times work for the benefit of the community and every one in the county, right now is the time to get it. M’e can make this a real part of life in this section and make it a worth-while part but we must all join in the movement and we must do so with the idea in mind to co-operate to the fullest extent and to make tt what the name implies — an agricultural associaion. Will you help do it. France'Conter, who has served as secretary of the Decatur Industrial Association was last night unanimously chosen to be president of the organization for the ensuing year and will immediately enter upon his important duties. He has made a splendid record as secretary, has executive ability and aided by thc other officers, the board of directors and the members will try to make this the banner year of the association. Mr. Conter knows thc needs of the community and thc value of < o-operation and is desirous of those suggestions which will be of greatest value to all of us. to Decatur and Adams county. Thc Industrial Association lias a membership of nearly two hundred. It can be made a great force if we all get solidly and substantially behind Franco Center and boost and push and help during the coming year. Pistols encourage the commission of crimes. The career of a nineteen-year-old youth, who has signed a ponfession to the police that he robbed three drug stores to gel money to pay on an automobile lie Imd bought, bears on ths point. When he left a relative's home in another city to come here he stole a wcu pou. 1 hen his mind begun to work, he says, at follows: "When I begun to get hard * up, that gup laying about kept put

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5 —' ' 0 ting this holdup Idea in my head. At U first, I tried to put the idea aside. But that gun just kept bobbing up and I would run Into It while I was going through my trunk or a drawer in tny wardrobe, end every time 1 saw it I would get new desire to use it to get the money I needed to finish the payments on my car.” Ultimately, he yielded to the temptation. The ease with which the first holdup was accomplished stimulated him to other misdeeds. A person of stronger character would haYe resisted successfully the original impulse to commit misdeeds. ”1 wish now 11 had never seen that gun,” said the youth. What society has to decide is to what degree it is accountable for the downfall of many persons by permitting the promiscuous possession of firearms and other weapons.—lndianapolis News. - .. —0... — - - * Congress One Hundred Years Ago J Senate The senate was principally occupied today in the consideration of executive business. House John (’. Weems, sworn in as representative from Maryland to succeed Joseph Keut, resigned Passed fortifications , appropriations bill. 0 3333333333333333:; 3 M 3 TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY K 3 3 X From the Daily Democrat Filo 3 3 Twenty Years Ago This Day 3 3 3 333333333333X8333 February 9, 19”6. — Gus Rabke, famous Indianapolis gambler sent to prison for assSult on young girl. Mrs. Alice Peterson sells millinery store to Mrs. John A. Fetzer. Governor Hanley orders Marshall Redout of Geneva to put the ‘’lid" down and keep it there. J. B. Holthouse opens cement roofing plant at Bluffton. Misses Alma Dailey and Fanny Frisinger and Messrs. Dyke Frisinger and E. Case attend "Just Out of College” at the Majestic. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schafer are visiting at Dallas, Texas. Ohio legislature asks for double, salaries and more expense money for members. Marriage license —Thomas Hoffman and Miss Marie Bixler. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦•♦♦♦♦ ♦ Big Features Os * * RADIO ♦ WEDNESDAY’S TEN BEST RADIO FEATURES (Copyright, 1926, by United Press I M’TIC. Hartford, (476-M) 8:30 p. in. (E.S.T. I —Anniversary program. Philharmonic ensemble, Hadley conducting. Middleton and Laval, soloists. M’S AT, Cincinnati. 10:15 p. tn. (C---ST.)—M’SAI string quartet. M’JZ, New York. (454-M) 8:30 p. m. (E.S.T.) —Chamber music series. WGY, Schenectady (380-M) and WHAM, Rothester (278 M) 8:05 p. m. ■(E.S.T.) —Opera “Faust,” Rochester American Opera company. WEAF, and hook-up, WCAP, M’GN, WCAP, WTAG, WEEt, WWJ, WJAR, 10 p. m. (ES.T.) —Roxy and his gang. K.FKX. Hastings (288.3-M) 9 p. m. (C.S.T.) Musical program. M’BBM. Chicago (236-M) 8 p. m. (C.S.T.) —Vocal and instrumental. WLS, .Chicago. (315-M) 7:50 p. m. 1 (C.S.T ) — Music of American comi posers. WWJ. Detroit, (352-M) 10 p. m. <<..S.T.) Roxy and his gang. KOJL. Council Bluffs (278-M) 7 p. m. (C.S.T.) —Doings in town tonight. —- o —•— i,j Fresh Raisin Bread on sale Wednesday at all Groceries 0 and at Miller's Bakery. I i, —■ '■ - = SSH ♦ JSI I.w ▼ I 'B • Xj, !i g iblbM'

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(Continued from last week)- - 4 The fact that a receiver is used I with a loop rather than with an out l door antenna does not prevent it from radiating. Many superheterodynes cause considerable interference to neighboring receivers, even when being operated on a loop. But this does not' follow that all superheterodynes radiate. Where the first tube is used as a stage on non-oscillating radio frequency amplification there is little danger of radiation. Or a balancing ceil arrangement may be used, as in I ■ the Pressley Superheterodyne, which' will prevent interference to other rc-j , ceivers. The real trouble maker among , the superheterodynes are those which . have the oscillator coupled directly to . th" grid circuit of the first tube. A receiver wil not radiate if the first j s. Gct-Rich-Quick Scheme Hits Rocks In Sunny Florida Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 9. — J United Press)—With supreme confidence and • still carrying the same dapper, unflinching air, Charles Pond, the get-rich-quick dreamer, eame back to ® Jacksonville today to face the charges j that, threaten to bring about the col- . lapse of his second great scheme for big profits and sudden wealth. P*nzi left Tampa, where he bad been ptaruing a third great scheme —the cole nat)on of the west coast of Florida Hdhlrj Italian fruit growers—shortI ly W’ he’ ha been informed by the iUui |W»f|ress that he had been indicted [on ufajirges violating the Florida F

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tube does not oscillate, and there is no oscillating circuit coupled to the antenna circuit-or the antenna coupler J Moreover, even if the first tube does oscillate, there will be no radiation providing the coupling between the grid circuit and tht first tube and the antenna is Sufficiently loose, in many regenerative receivers the coupling between and regenerative detector cannot be made sufficiently loose to prevent radiation and at the same time provide satisfacory reception. The I Four-circuit receiver works bestywith I extremely loose coupling, the couling ■ consisting of the single turn which is wound around the stabilizer coil. It is ifois extremely loose coupling that prevents radiating. S. Gordon Taylor, Popular Radio. act of 19Jo, regulating persons or associations doing business under declaration of trust. 1 H. M. Beery Is Candidate For Township Trustee 11. M. Beery was in the city lodaj and announced this morning that h( ’ was a candidate for the democrath 9 nomination for trustee of Kirklam ’ township. Mr. Beery is a farmer, r o Don’t miss the G. E. Fui " Frolic at the K. of C. hall Fri ’ day and Saturday nights. 1 good time for all. (J — e ? Fresh Raisin Bread on sal d Wednesday at all Grocerie a and at Miller’s Bakery.

‘ ''Robbers Take $20,000 Worth Os Valuables Irom • Fashionable Chicago Home ’ Chicago, Feb. l).-(Unlte<l I’ress)Six robbers lust uisbt entered the iuhli ionable home of H. Teller Archibald owner of the Fannie May candy atop* a national chain of retail stolen, look everything of value in the house except a Lap ’log. Mrs. Archibald, who was al her downtown office when she heard ol tlie robbery, said, “Oh, I am so glad I had iny little dog Peggy with me. I could»T bear to think of those im n hfirming her.” After checking, the looi. which con stated of furs, personal lielougings ami choice liquors, Mrs. Archibald estl> mated her loss at 120.000. Archibald Is in Miami. Florida, super vising the racing of some of hit horses. Q — Plans For Annual Latin Contest Are Announced Latin pupils in the high schools ol Adams county are offered a free trif to Indiana University at Bloomington ApiTl 9 and the chance to win a state Latin medal, in letters which have lieen mailed to Latin teachers of thi county by the Indiana University ex tension division. Last year Adams county had 3 schools entered: Decatur Kirkland township, and Pleasant Mills Frank Null, of Decatur, is chairman of the Adams county contest this year If the state Latin Tournament reach es the proportions that itj did last year, upwards of 12.600 high schoo pupils of Indiana will try out. Sixty five of them, winners in as many dis trict contests over the state, will com pete in the'state final at thc Univer sity. February 12 is (lie time limit fm contests in the local schools. Tin county elimination comes on Febru ary 27. District meets are .scheduler for Marell 27 ami the state inept wil come on April 9. The State Ixitin Contest was iuau gliarated two years ago by the classi cal section of the State Teacher's As sociation in cooperation witli the In diana University Extension Division A total of 284 schools entered th, first year, laist year this number increased to 415. "The contest is for the purpose o increasing interest and uniformity ii the study of Ixitin." says Mrs. Adeli Bittner, who has charge of the contest for the 1. U. Extension Division. "Tin content of examination this year habeen broadened to include hrereaset background, comprehension and know kdstof hiythology. M’ritten examin atious are the order of competition ir the "state Latin tournament.” o — '(iov. Small bails To Get Rehearing Os .C ast Springfield., 111., Fell. 9—(Unitei Press) —The state supremo court to day denied a petition for rehearinf to Governor Len Small, who at th< last term of court was held liabh for an accounting of interest oi state funds during his terms as stati treasurer. The prosecution contends tiie ta: payers money eafned upwards o $1.000,000, over and above that turn ed in to the state treasury by Small The case now goes back to tin Sangamon county circuit court when the master in chancery fixes thi

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