Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 148, Decatur, Adams County, 23 June 1927 — Page 6

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California School Girl Sets Record: Never Late Nor Absent Single Day By International News Service Fullerton, Cal. —For school attendance Mabel Evans. 17 year old girl. hold» the record in Fullerton. She is the champio i all-around student of the Fullertown high school. During her four years attendance at the liiKh ( school a check by officials of the institution show Mabel has not misaed a single day. Investigation revealed that Miss Evans started her Fullerton school attendance when she entered the Fullerton kindergarten, also that during the entire 13 years she has been swinging school books to and front school not one absent day has iteen marked up against her. A leader in school activities, Miss Evans for two years has been a member of the high school glee club, she has participated in two operettas, taking leading parts in them: she is a member of the band in which she plays a clarinet: she is a member of the basketball, hockey, interclass baseball and track first teams, and besides playing leads in school plays is starred in the senior play, is a member of the girls’ Tri-Y club of the high school and is an office holder in other clubs in the community. in addition to being music and dramatic editor of the weekly school newspaper. * Roller Bearings To Make Street Cars Noiseless Detroit. June —23 UNS —) Research work now being done by the department of street railways indicates that within a short time street cars will be operated almost noislessly, according to Deli Smith, general manager of the lines. Smith told of experiments being made here, following the successful use of roller bearing porunals by one of the leading railroads. Noise was reduced to a minimum, and Smith said he believes the same results can be accomplished in the operation of street' cars.

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U. S. Bathing Suits Popular In England By International News Service I Washington, .lune 23—Amoriqg literally Is "in the swim" in England. The Department of Commerce reports large orders placed with American manufacturers for bathing suits by English retailers. Both one und two piece suits in bright I • colors are in demand. The tendency of styles In women’s bathing suits is to become more like those for men. “Strong Arm” Tactics Still Effective In Retrieving Lost Wives Peru. Ind.. June 23—(INS)— “Strong arm’’ tactics on the part of irate husbands in regaining their wives when the later have found other interests still are effective, is the belief of John Hires,, living on the Tillett farm northwest of this city. Hires'called Sheriff Fager with the complaint that his wife had disappeared ten days previously and that he had net seen her since. When the sheriff at rived the berft husband suggested his wife might be parked in "lovers lane”. The sheriff took Hires in his automobile an ddrove down the popu lar thoroughfare until they found a car parked by the roadside, Mrs. Hires, another woman and two men. Before the sheriff could park his car out of the way of traffic Hires had jumped to the road, dragged the mat sitting by Mis. Hires into the highway, and administered a sound beating. The ( man ran away when the sheriff interfered with Hires retribution, but Mrs.' Hires got out of the car and accompanied her husband home. o Racine Removes All Bathing Restrictions Racine, Wis., June 23—(UP) —“It’s a great old town," Racine's younger generation declares in loud and joyous tones. I Restrictions on "Petting parties” I were removed recently when the chief

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1927.

Telephoto Picture Used By Detectives Captures Man Wanted For Embezzlement

International News Service New York, June 23 iINSi -7'eiephoto processes have now come into use in crime detection. The Waco, Texas, police broadcasted a telephoto picture of James ('rowI der, wanted In connection with a bank i embezzlement. The police had reason

of police announced that ns long as 1 couples kept within the bounds of propriety their "pct*ng parties" would net be molested. Bathers ate advised to “let their conscience be their guide" but of course if they go too much to extreme the officials will do some suggesting, ' it was intimated. "I am no believer in rigid restrictions in bathing attire," Farmer said. "Where the restrictions are the severest, the most trouble is found. "No on can tell mo that nun bojs and girls wll not be modest. In fact they are less apt to be immodest with no restrictions to bother them. They do not like a lot of ‘don't do this or don't do thats.’ “I am positive our gills won’t wear bathing costuines that will shock anyone." Farmer continued in explaining his reasons for letting down the bars I restricting the shortness, tightness,! weight and general design of bathing j suits. *

Special Chick Sale 500 BARRED ROCK, One Week Old. 300 WHITE ROCK, Several Days Old. ■ Also, some Buff Orpingtons. White Wyandottes, and Barred Rocks, Day Old. A Special at $9.00 per 100 on any of these varieties. Buy your Chicks now and save the difference. i The Decatur Hatchery • —Phone 497—

I to believe that Crowder hud fled Io .Mexico ami wpuld attempt to reach New Yolk >.y boat. With the telephoto picture to guide them, detectives watched incoming boats from Mexico und took Crowder into custody as he came‘down the gangplank.

120.000 Blind In Japan Census Figures Show internationaf News Service Tc.kio—June 23—(INS)- There are approximately 120,000 blind persons in Japan, according to statistics compiled by the Home Office. The greater number of sightless per sons are found in the agricultural distiii ts. this being attributed to deficiencies in diet prevalent among residents of country villages. o GOITRE REMOVED Indiana Lady Tells of Success With External Home Treatment Mamie Graft, 42 S. sth St.. Logansport, Indiana, says she is willing to give information about her exper- ' fence in removing her goitre, and its symptoms, by using Sorbol-Quadruple. Sold by all drug stores, or write | Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg. O. - I Locally at The Holthouse Drug Co. 1 o I Get the Habit —Trade at Home, It Pays t ..-TW '

Sewing Is Becoming A “Lost Art" In Britain Ixndon June 23 (INS)— Sewing is becoming a lost nrt In England, nccot ding to William I’. Stewart, head of (he great Coats' spinning cotton firm. Addressing Coats' shareholders, Stewart declared the demand for thread was less, and indications pointed to the fact that less household sewing was being done in Englund than ever before. e— ■ —- Two Die In Auto Collision Michigan City. Ind. June 23 -(UP)— Two are dead here today as a result

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