Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 294, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1927 — Page 7

I BABBITS damage ■OIMRD TREES Want Per in is■Kjon To Kill Bunnies | | Out Os Season ■ Imim'" **■ Br JK (l in i- the slal< ' lbpermission to kill rah<>f season if they cause sub (1. bulge by eating hark off the BUK \ onsliterable number seek feirets to this eml ■ Sir ■'• ''laiintelil, snperintomluiit lish anil game division, exllint I'erielH can only be held I Kb lie kihlng or driving out rats B "Wp r , unlawful to use them to lahlb's or any wild game. Also to have a permit to quotes tile law on this subject 1 r "That it shall be unlawful I far in' I'et'soti 1,1 harbor or have m . ~ ferret ferrets B'SK. slate of Indiana, without first nl! g a permit therefor from the, of Conservation, Such ' is authorized to issue I permits under such regulations discretion, it may make, i ' barge and receive for such ' such fee as it .may provide by I »<!■[ regulations, which fee shall be the fish and game protective fund.” This fee is year. “For each violation of UjKirnt 'here shall be a fine of not I gAn: isontnent in the county jail I so; term not exceeding ten days.” Mannfeld explains that his <leissued only nine permits to I hB ferrets during fiscal 1927 and 36 arrests and convictions of I MBtors of this law. He does not to issue this form of permit for is greatly over-rated as a farmers sustain damage, by mbits eating on orchard trees the EMprovides that said land owner or ifliant may, on making affidavit bcnotary, send to the department a permit which allows him WkiH rabbits on his premises only, at any time in or out of closed seaslaw also permits the farmer meat the rabbits killed under such (■■instances but he cannot sell them d»pt in open season, in Mannfetd's wnion this is the proper way to protec| proerty from the bunnie. He is oposed to use of the ferret (■aiiy time despite the law permits for killing rats only when ®gi t permits are obtained. '•|B [ o ■’ku c your order for ChristMs flowers and baskets now. i -■ri Fisher Greenhouse Co., W. st. Phone 176. 289t6

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| WRIGHT PLAYERS IN SMASHING SUCCESS I XhT t? w ® o . mra ® n ''n| '» 1 smart modern comedy mm Jj •lay OetjTthZ °r f o t r ?T CPOII M- ! J? • ifeT? l rH'r ,e,,,i, ' ,!,ii,Hni ‘ < ’ wa "' ■ heme or tWenty ' That is tll « 'heme of Dancing Moines, tins ' week s production by the Wright Play. I “It Is surprising how Marion Wells has taken hold here in Fort Wayne, in t. h h ? r , rather lard y In the part of Mrs. Westcourt site continues to do excellent work with the many truthful lines in the role. Hettv Kent, as the daughter and Fred Sni--1 van as the husband, complete the fireside three, who realize their sei. lishness in the end. Dancing Mothers’ has a story to tell which is of decidedly popular appeal. The audience last night showed sincere appreciation for it too." The writer for the News-Sentinel also praised the piece highly, writing: 1 " ‘Dancing Mothers’ the offering of the Wright Players at the Majestic theatre this week, is a drama with little hint of comedy in its makeup.’’ | “ 'Dancing Mothers’ does not end in a conventional vain. Perhaps this tact accounted for its long run in New York." "The play probably will appeal strongly to the modernists, while it offers an object lesson to wilful daughters and pleasure seeking husbands.” It-Advt, o Elderly Architect Injured Terre Haute, lnd„ De<\ 14—(INS) —Confined in St. Anthony's hospital, a part of which he designed, Robert Vrydagh, elderly architect, was in a serious condition today from injuries received when the bioycle he was riding was struck by an automobile. The car was driven, according to police, by R. Boliannon. Vrydagh received a fractured skull and internal injuries. o —— Minister Accepts Call Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 14—(INS)— Rev. J. W. Meloy. Steffin Hill United Presbyterian church, today announced his resignation to accept a call to the First Presbyterian church of Bloomington, Ind., effective Jan. 1. — o Lightning Fires Oil Tank Fort Worth, Tex.. Dec. 14- (UP) — Lightning stru k and ignited a 35.000 barrel tank of oil at the White Eagle oil and refining plant early today. Fire succeeded in confining the blaze to one tank. COLUMBUS—Lynn Workman, 52, farmer near here, is dead as result of a rat bite suffered nine years ago.

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HOOSIERS SMOKE MA NV CIGARETTES I I Eight “Pills” Are Lit Every Second; 2,778,750,000 Smoked Annually Indlanapoll, Dec. 14 --(UP)- Indiana smokers light eight elgarrettes a second. day and night, day In and day out to burn up 2,773.750,000 of them in a year. Every man woman and child in the state's 3,750,00 population would have to smoke 741 cigarettes annually to make this total. If five minutes are dedevoted to the smoking of each cigarette, smokets put in, in the aggregate 2,566 years of time puffing up one year's quota of fags. These are some of the deductions made from statements of the three leaders of the vlgarette industry, J. R. I Reynolds Tobacco Co, American Tobacco Co. and Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. These firms produced 39,000,000,000 cigarettes last year for domestic consumption and predict the growing popularity of the cigarette among women will push the figures much higher this year. if 89,000,000,000 was the nation's consumption. Indiana on a prorata basis smoked 2,778,750.000 of them, figuring on a national population cf 120.000,000. To supply more data for the organized foes of the pattered weed these ligules also may be calculated to offer the following: Indiana cigarette smokers light up 7,613.010 "pills" a day 817.200 an hour cr 5.280 every minute. If the state's annual cigarette consumption is a subject to the old end-to-end comparison, the white line would extend some 120,000 miles or about five times around the earth. o Tuberculosis Is Best Understood Os Diseases Indianapolis, Dec. 14 (UP) —Popular educational campaigns throughout the United States have made tuberculosis the best understood and tho most intelligently combatted cf all diseases through which man is cursed according to Dean Stanley Coulter, chairman of the annual Christmas Seal Sale for Indiana Tuberculosis Association. Dr. Coulter pointed out. however, that although the campaign on tuberculosis bad lengthened the average life span to 57 years, there is much yet to be done. He appealed’ for whole-' hearted co-operation of (he public in the Christmas Seal dtive now being carrjed on by the Association.

Oklahoma’s Senator w a K -i| ■ ■k, i FAA .A / ’ A. ? . ■■ TT'* Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, (above), pictured in Washington after his arrival to take up his new ’duties in the Capitol building. He .succeeds Senator Harreld from the stuthwestern state. i Two Youths Held For Smuggling In Aliens Detroit, Mich.. Dec. 14—tUP)—Perry Hood, 22, Terse Haute Ind., is being held hate with John Kovacs 16. Newark, Ohio, after confessions from both that they were members cf a ring which has smuggled from 600 to 800 Aliens into the United States from Canada in the last year. The two were atrasted by Canadian customs officials. Night Coughs Quickly Relieved Stopped in 15 Minutes with Thoxine Most coughing is caused by an irritated, inflamed throat or hroneh'al tubes which cough syrups am l patent medicines do not touch. But a famous physician's prescription recently discovered called Thoxine goes direct to the cause, relieves i the inflamed membranes and stops ■ .It? cough almost instantly. One | swallow does the work, and the re j markable thing about it is that it contains no dope, chloroform cr other J harmful drugs. Pleasant lasting. ! Safe for children. Once used the whole family will rely cn it. 35c, 60c and SI.OO. Sold by Holt house Drug Co., and ail good druggists. oUse Limberlcst Washing Powder.

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Alleged Check Forger Is Held At Evansville Evansville, Ind, Dec. 14 —(LN'S) — Checkb oka ftoni cities In the west, ' showing credits of more than SIOO,OOO ( toil a vivid tale of alleged gel-rich- j ouick activities of a man supposed to be Peter Dlegajp, 45, held here on $lO, 000 bond, Police said. Deigan Is wanted in a score of western cities on bad check charges, police said. Authorities of tho western cities have been notl- , fled. 0 Mayor Thompson Approves Plans For World’s Fair Chicago, Dec. 14 (UP) Mayor WilHani Hah' Thompson has approved plans for holding the “The World's Greatest Fair" in Chicago Hi 1933. Taompson's action followed adoption

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| of a resolution by 250 citliana urging hint to assume leadership in the project. ‘"Some people called* me a showman,” Thompson said. "Well may be I am. but a showman Isn't bad to have , In this kind of a thing.” Mayor Thompson was authorized Uy 250 leading citizens to invite the PanAmerican Congress, meeting in Havanna in January, to hold its 11133 meeting heie. .. ... ... o—_______ Flood Warnings issued To Farmers in Arkansas Little Rock, Ark., Dee. 14-(UP) Flood wat nings were issued to farmers of not th and central Arkansas as the

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