Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1927 — Page 7

I VETERAN clown -» ■■ I ■’hirlc" Nevada, 70, Ansg l /' (ireusC«H Again B ihultan.u-lis. Ind.. April 29 .-(!’!•)- ■ B ~|.leto active circus H Hl , to answer the cull of | ug.tin this spring, he H Sniil today. ■ V v ■ yc: " K " bl ■ I . o>.o he has been playing Bb a tops Since ISB.T <le< lares IK", n. • v, ' ur " ,r ,he ■ B •. '• ■" -• ,lu " slgns 1,11 u RKi's spring. B V , . a Utile too old lor paraB Bli u"’" and the flying rings and ■ ■ loops with a bicycle. he B bin I still can make the kids B Knrdi. .uni. "’it know, I get to like that BE'' '' v, ' ry yeui; ■ ■ i ’ a little, kindly faeed B L ■■eiti’d ("inkle in his bright eyes. ■ E'l lie" started out as a boy with magic show of bis own. ■ | |p.,..| on a farm at Lawrence. ■ Bndiana Im said, "and practiced my iJ haymow of my dad's barn ■ l. Ti „ I rot a tronp together and we ■ I , , , . town in the United States E I and i a' l 'l' l , i reckon. Its a gte.it lile ■ I and I I int'l '' 1111 live ov ‘‘ r a ' K \,a .da is considering an offer to ■lj an the Seils-I'lmo Circus when it g Bldavs Indiana in a few weeks. | 0 ■ com aaiisE | Distribution Ordered l„ ease of Rufus W. Glenilin- ■ illg rl al vs. George F. Glendening et ■ " th,, court authorized the cominis- ■ to make a distribution of $3.200. g Four hundred dollars is to be given Im each of the following: Perry !>.. I .lolin ('. Joseph N.. Rufus W.. Law I rcni'e H.. Anthony W., and Ezra .1 g Glendening. and Harriet Blimke. Marriage Licenses Walter Lehman, fanner. Berne. t> I Wilma Si’iehiger, Hartford township. Syh.m llabegger. upholsterer, MonI roe township, to Martha Spichigei. ■ Hartford township. Leaders Os Republican Farm Bloc For Lowden *■ Indianapolis, April 29. — (INS) — ( I Six Indiana Republican farm bloc j I leaders will request formally that I Fortner Governor Frank O. Lowden, | of Illinois. become a candidate for the I G. 0. P. nomination for President. I They will interview Lowden within I the next few days. The six men were instructed to deI I liver the invitation at a meeting of 25 t I representative agricultural chieftains I I at Hie Columbia Club here Tuesday ES afternoon. I A resolution adopted at the meetI tog after much discussion scored ■jt' Fresiiiem U'obLdgc tor—failure to re-■ I lieve the farmers and declared that ■ Lowden “has the wisdom, the courI age and the understanding to deal I with this great national problem in a ; I statesmanlike manner in keeping with B the most sacred traditions of our. [ I country.” “It (the Coolidge administration) | cannot avoid the responsibility for I the continuation of the agricultural depression which has brought the.

CENTRAL GROCERY I “Os Course” 2 Phones, 31 and 32 Free City Delivery I Shredded Wheat Ilf* Raino, Hardwater Soap per bar • V Red Cross Macaroni, and Spaghetti 3 boxes White Laundry LOYALTY, that E Soap, per cake 4c good bread Hour, 10 bars37c 24 lb. bag . ..$1.19 We carry a full line of < hick Peed, Rolled Oats and Pinhead Oats. We also have Fresh Strawberries. Cucumbers, Celery, ■ Pineapple, Radishes, Grape Fruit, New Potatoes, Oranges and Bananas. ! Robert Zwick ! I The store that appreciates Your Business. |

farm industry to the verge of bankruptcy and which has ruined thousands of banks and business Institutions in the middle west," the resolution declared. "It is very clear that there Is no hope for improvement. In agriculture or for a revival of business in the middle west under lite present administration leadership. The farm problem cannot be settled until agricul tuie is extended the same mantle of protection which now covers other industry. The administration has the industrial viewpoint so completely that it has no conception of the farm problem and hus no idea what to do to solve it, "The farm problem does not concern the farmer alone, but upon its solution depends the future course and security of the United States as a nation. It is so far-reaching and fundamental in its scope that it must be the first order of business for the nation until it is solved satisfactorily." LYING CODE Izaak Walton League Considers Rule to Hermit Lying St. Paul, Minn., April 29. (U.P.) Tales of the exploits of Paul Bunyan, Northwoods hero, will be rivaled by those of Minnesota fishermen, should the lying code of the Isaak Walton League of America be accepted. It iis now under consideration by the I Minnesota division of the League. The code, which makes fabrication las ethical as religion, has also been submitted to the league's present Chicago convention, according to Fred E. Lavell, St. Paul, a national director. The provisions of the code follow: Rule No. I—An1 —An Isaak Waltoner can lie at any time in any place to anyone save a game warden. After this rule has been taken can of. the lid is off and any member may lie to his heart's content or until some one strikes him on the head. The ruleb which follow are high, wide, and dizzy." Rule No. 2 —Enlarging camera may be used, scales may be altered, and elastic rulers may be employed to measure the fish." Rule No. 3—Fish may be borrowed, rented or bought to bear out any lies that may be told. Rule No. 4—Guides may be bribed, if necessary, to confirm all lies told. | Rule No. s—The liar's license of any member of this organization maybe revoked if he lies about the weigh' 'of his baby, his golf score or the age • of his whiskey." j o I Red Cross Relief Fund •CONTI VI'MI I'HOM PACK ONE) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erwin 4.00 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schlick- I man 2.mi I Aaron Devinney 1.00 I K. W. Carney 1.00 Lions Club 5.00 I Dorothy Young 1-00 I J. E. Meyers 100 Mary C Milh-i t" > , Loose change in boxes 5.55 11 Tmal . H 52.98 ! Card of Thanks ' We wisli to thank all our trend; and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. , John G. Hoffman and children

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927.

1). H. S. Has Interesting Chapel Program Today An interesting chapel program was given this morning at Decatur high school. Miss Angle Firka, secretary to M. F. Worthman, superintendent of the city schools, had charge of the program, which was us follows: Vocal solo, Janies Engeler, accompanied by Hetty Erwin. Plano solo, Mary Kathryn Schug. Group of vocal solos. Miss Dessoleo Chester, accompanied by Helen Haubold. Saxophone duet, Mildred and Lillian Worthman, accompanied by Bitty Erwin. Vocal solo, Mary Jane DeVor accompanied by Hel“n Haubold. Piano solo, Russell Jaberg. Vocal duet, Jeanette Beery and Bernadlne Shraluka, accompanied by Dcrothy Haley. Group of two readings, Miss Dissolee Chester. o ■ — Rum Running On Pacific Coast Virtually Broken Up Washington, D. C. April 20 —(UP)— Rum running on the Pacific coast from Canada lias virtually been broken up by prohibition investigators, and the Coast Guard, it was learned at the treasury today. The Government campaign against liquor smuggling on Hie Pacific has | been so effective that representatives j of the consolidated exporters exchange of Vancouver made an offer to tlio treasury to end its rum running operations provided prosecution against members of the concern eaught bringing liquor into the United States were u'i’ bp P’C Tlie exchange, according to dry authorities, is a Canadian corporation run by American millionaire bootleggers. The organization is described as one of tlie largest liquor smuggling syndicates ever detected. o St. .Joseph County Has Another Murder Mystery South Bend Ind., April 29 —(INS) — 'St. Joseph County authorities today were confronted with another mysterious girl murder. The body of an unidentified young woman was found lodged against the intake grating of the LaSalle Taper Mill on the St. Joseph River late yesterday. Indications were that woman had been murdered.. Coroner Carl Reifeis

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| declared after a cursory examination; I She uppiirently had been struck over' the head by some blunt Instrument. The body hud been in the water for, five or six weeks and police recalling tlie disappearance of seventeen South! Bend women during the past fifteen months immediately began a checkupj to determine her idenity. She was about 25 years old it appeared. The dead girl was a blond of medium

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I height apd priced cloth- ■ ing Including a Tough sports sweater and brown skirt. Police recalled that the famous tereo I murder mystery has not yet been solved. On February Ip. 1927, the headless, and armies body of a young woman was found In the St. Joseph River, near the exclusive St. Mary's College for Gills. The body was never ‘identified. |

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