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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller free, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec’y & Bua. Mgr. Vick L>. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies _ 9 .02 One week, by carrier — .10 One year, by carrier 6.00 One month, by mail — .36 Three months, by mail 1 00 B<x months, by mail..™ 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 and second zones. Elsewhere, $3.50. one year. Advertising Rates made known by application. National Advertising Representatives Scheerer, Inc.. (Prices quoted are within first 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 200 Fifth Avenue, Naw York Charter Members The Indiana League of Home Dallies. Now those who have spent eight years trying to figure out who won the World war might devote the next few years in ascertaining who won ' the Chicago war. You will enjoy automobile driving it you drive carefully. There is nothing in seeing whether the car will go as fast as it is recommended to do i by the salesman and usually the time j saved by rapid driving is lost in the , long mu. "Huck" Lain, a nineteen-year-old boy was killed Thursday night in a' boxing contest at Defiance, when Frankie Jan- knocked him down, caus- . iug a fracture of the skull and con-1 cusison of the brain. No one is to' blame it is said. And in this modern day we call that sport. Only two weeks left for the caudi- j dates to complete the building of their fences and it may be well to; remember that usually a primary is j won in the last week. First prize usually goes to the one who has plan ned the best organization for election day and who keeps right at it until the last vote is in. Dorothy Hartquist, seventeen, has; filed suit for divorce from her husband. Berhard Hartquist, eighteen, in superior court at Fort Wayne. They | were married August 13th, last, and lived together one day. It is contended that they did uot have their parents consent. Might be interesting to know how they got a license, who married them and why? Most of us never heard of Greenly Island until a week ago but it has been the most talked of spot in the world the past week. Interest will! soon be transferred to New York City I where the men will fly next week and! where sixty thousand dollars has been I raised to fittingly celebrate the event. ■ Tlte aviators will be good-will am 1 bassadors and will do much to cement a warmer feeling between Ireland, Germany and the United States, always worth while. Tex Rickard is pulling another fast one on the sports and near sports of the country. He iias matched Tom Heeney, a second rate fighter to meet Gene Tunney, world champion in NewYork City late in July and has started out to get a miliou and a half gate. I Tex usually does what he starts out' to do but we wonder if he is figuring that this is a campaign year, that money is not as easy to get as it has been in some seasons, that Heeney is uot Dempsey and that the whole thing looks rather more like a fair ground allow than a real championship bout. Some time ago Senator Borah asked for dollar subscriptions to make up the money received by the republican national committee from Harry Sinclair and to save them from disgrace. Bill Rogers sent him tire dollars and told him that ought to clean up five of them and even named the live. Now the senator has returned Bill’s five with the statement that he couldn’t raise the fund and Bill. Hays its a lost cause and ‘‘you can’t make the republican party pure by jnurc contributions, because contributions is what got it where it is today.” Bill

I has a homely way of saying things l that you can think about seriously and smile while you're doing it. journal hi America, published at In- .. dianapolis, blames the alarming in- . crease in thievery In rural sections on ’ the law passed by the last legislature Increasing the limit on grand larceny from $25.00 to SIOO. A thief can steal about all the chickens on a farm ami > throw in a hog or two und it caught, ) j pay only a small fine or perhaps serve ? a few days in the county jail. The > j : Farmer points out that the aggregate ■ amount stolen from the farmers each j ' year is a hundred fold more than I ! from banks and wonders why this 1 action was taken by the legislature. I If thats farm relief, perhaps we had j better not try to get any more. 1 The Prairie Farmer, oldest farm The Adams County Witness devotes I i a half page to explaining that it can not support Arthur L. Gilliom, former ■ Berne resident, for United States sen- ‘ ator and goes out of its road to de-1 fend Rev. Shumaker and bqost Arthur Robinson for the office. The Witness 1 says that Gilliom has no right to at- i i tack the klan since he was elected to | office by their support and was on i the favorable slate of No. 53 in 1921 when he was a candidate for attorney general. They claim also that Earl Gentry, an alleged accomplice of Stephenson was on the pay roll from the office of Mr. Gilliom immediately | after he assumed office, giving the number and amount of checks paid !by the state auditor. Much space is devoted to the defense of the Anti- ! Saloon League and the records of a • number of republican and democratic leaders and the story closes with a boost for Senator Robinson, but with- , out giving his record as to the klan I or referring to his famous utterance, "birds of a feather flock together.” i , O 1 — *¥¥¥¥¥>?»♦¥¥¥* * BIG FEATURES * * OF RADIO * y***¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥X SATURDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES i WBZ Springfield (333) 7:10 pm. Bosi ton Symphony orchestra.. Serge Koussevitzky, conducting. WJZ — Hookup 7 pm. United States Navy band. WJZ —Hookup 8 pm. Operetta. "The Spring Maid." WEAF —Hookup 7 pm. Variety programs. WSM—Nashville (333) 8 pm. Regular; barn dance. *«*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥* * THE GREAT WAR *! * 10 YEARS AGO * *¥¥¥¥¥¥¥»¥¥♦» American troops halt enemy in fierce assault on a mile front west ' of Renneres Forest, northwest of Toni. - Haig's troops win back lost ground ■ t.n Givenchy front and also improve! their position at points between Arras i and Albert. Q - ■ *¥¥¥¥¥¥¥••¥¥* * TWENTY YEARS AGO * * • * From the Dally Democrat File * ¥ Twenty Yeare Ago Today • ¥»¥*¥¥¥**•¥¥* April 21 —The home of Dr. R. W. Wilson, at Berne, destroyed by fire. Salary of Rev. C. B. Wilcox is rais-i ed from $1,500 per year to $1,600. A. Steele is building a new home on Madison street.. Commissioners grant the Indiana Pipe Line company right-of-way from Preble to Wells county line for new oil lines. ■Scottish Rite Masons will buijd a $125,000 temple al Fort Wayne. Grand jury returns twenty-eight indictments, of which number six arc for l felonies. The Schafer Hardware company iu- , stall hose lines in store for fire proi toetion. ’ Heidleberg quartet pleases a crowd I at Hie opera house. Manage liccttse-John B. Jones and Dora Bender. Congress increases widows .pension to $12.00 per month. Decatur Produce. Company is building a branch at Monroeville. — . — —O' — - —■ Work at It A Columbia professor says science is going to try and abolish unhappiness from the home. Well and good. Let scientific methods do their best. Rut the best way to abolish unhappiness from the home is for those who live in the home to make a real hou--1 est-to-goodness effort to be harmonious, to be thoughtful, to be kind.— [ Grove Patterson, in the Mobile Register. I Q — Discord in Hornet The statement is made on good authority that there are 10.0fi0.0fl0 pltmos 4 in the homes of this country and #0 per cent of them are out Os tune.— 1 Exchange.

POLITICAL CALENDER DEMOCRATIC TICKET Treasurer | Dally Democrat: 1 Please announce my name as a candidate for the Democratic nomination 'I for Treasurer of Adams county. Any I support will be greatly appreciated. Ed. Ashbaucher For Auditor . Daily Democrat: —Pltuu+e announce that 1 am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Ad- ' ams county, subject to the decision of , the voters at the primary. Tuesday, May 8. 1928. WALTER WILKINSON II —- For Sheriff Daily Democrat: —Please announce that I am a candidate flor the Democratic nomination for County Sheriff, subject to decision of voters at the primary. Tuesday, May 8. 1928. . HARL "SPOT'' HOLLINGSWORTH For County Recorder Daily Democrat. —Please announce that I am a candidate for the Demo■'■..tic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 8, 1928. Your support will be appreciated. ELLA M. PEOPLES For Auditor Dally Democrat : —Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the votera at the primary, Tuesday May 8, 1928. GLEN COWAN. For Recorder Daily Democrat: —Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 8. 1928. Your support will be appreciated. ED GREEN For Prosecuting Attorney I Decatur Democrat: Please announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney of Adams pounty subject to the decision of the Democartic voters at the primary election. May 8. Support of ail Democrats will ! be greatly appreciated. B. Fay Roller, Attorney. Prosecuting Attorney Decatur Democrat: Please announce my candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of Adams county subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at ihe primary election to bo held May 1 8 Any support will be greatly ap i predated. ED A. BOSSE, attorney. FOR SURVEYOR Daily Democrat: Please announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Surveyor of Adams county, subject'to the decision of the Democratic voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 8. 1928. 4-6-28. WALTER H. GILLIOM. FOR AUDITOR Decatur Democrat: Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county. Any i support that I receive, will be great- | ly appreciated. 1-7 ALBERT HARLOW. Commissioner, Third District Editor, Decatur Democrat: Please announce to your readers that I am a candidate for the office of Commissioner of the Third district in Adams county, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the Primary election to "be held May 8. Your support will be appreciated. GEORGE SHOEMAKER. For Prosecuting Attorney Decatur Democrat: Please announce that I am a candidate -for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Adams county subject to the decision of the Democratic voters of the county at the primary election to be held May 8. Any suppor will be groatly appreciated. Nathan Nelson. For Surveyor Decatur Democrat: Please announce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Surveyor, of Adams county, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 8. 1938 Your support will be appreciated. Licensed engineer. t . 4-11 RALPH E. ROOP. RECORDER . Daily Democrat: Please anounce that I am a candidate for the Democratic nomination as Recorder of Adams county subject to the decision of voters at the May primary. If elected I shall do all iu my power to conduct the office in a bus-iness-like and efficient way. Any support wil be appreciated. Charles W. Sludler. Commissioner First District Please announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for com missiouer of Adams county, First district. JOHN G. HOFFMAN ' Preble township- ) Commissioner Third District Please announce that 1 aux a caudi

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date for the Democratic nomination for county commisaiouer from the Third district and will appreciate the support of the voters. JAMES FOREMAN. Blue Creek township. Por Surveyor . Decatur Democrat Please announce my name as a can- ' dldate tor the Democratic nomination ‘ for County Surveyor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the primary to bo held Tuesday, May 8. RICHARD (Dick) TONNELIER For County Recorder r Dally Democrat: —Please announce that I am a candidate for the democratic nomination tor Recorder of j Adams County, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary, Tuesday, May 8, 1928. Your support will be appreciated. MRS CLARA ANDERSON ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥*¥¥¥ ¥ * * THE * * CAMPAIGN * * LOG * ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ (By United Press) President Coolidge in a letter to Francis y t esoot t, Massachusetts Republican chairman, requested that his name not be used iu connection with the Republican presidential nomination. He said such use was embarrassing to hiift. lowa Democrats decided on the unit rule for their 26 delegates at the Democratic national donvention which means the entire delegation, will vote for Al E. Smith. The Illinois Democratic convention pledges support of its 58 delegates to Sniit.li. --o- — F. Scott Mcßride, general superintendent of tiie Anti-Saloon Ixiague said that, if Smith received the Democratic presidential nomination he would receive no more than 200 of the 531 electoral /votes. William If. Hill, chairman of the New York State Hoover-for-President committee, said the New York state delegation would decide to pledge its supiairt to some candidate within 10 days and this decision would be favorable to Herbert Hoover. Senator Janies A. Reed iu a speech in New York City urged a return of tile Federal government to the original principles of individual liberty and individual responsibility. He attacked corruption in government. I'linois Republicans in convention at Springfield pledged the state's 61 delegates to Frank O. Lcwdcn. Charge of fraud were made by supporters of both Herbert Hoover and the late Frank B. Willis in the Ohio pre primary campaign. o_ HOW UNITED PRESS HANDLES THE NEWS HI. So that the news of each state shall be given the prominence it deserves in the United Press report leased wire circuits generally each state separately. Very few slates thus get exactly the same news report. Os course the outstanding international and national stories are basically the same, although they may vary in volume, while the state reports make up a big-tlWfere.nce of character. For instance, in Indiana, there may be developing a political story which monopolizes at least half of die entire leased wire report in Indiana that day. When such a story is running tiie relay editor at Chicago will select only the highest spots of the world , news to send to Indiana point that day , devoting all the rest of the wire space ’ to fast, accurate and detailed coverage of the big Indiana story which may be shaking the state politically. , Conversely, while this story may be of tremendous importance in Indiana, its news value dwindles as it crosses the state- line and only the out standing developments and the necessary interpretation is transmit- . led over the other wire circuits ) throughout the nation. Thus it is that when news is very , dull in any state, the newspapers nf that commonwealth are filled with t news from all points of the compass. . But whenever anything develops that grips an entire state and focuses the . attention of all the readers iu that slate upon it. the general news of the world except tot tiie most important developments is discarded so people • may know fully what is going on iu 3 their own backyards. 0 Hence, the day's work of a relay '■ editor in selecting a day's service y from the mass of material available '■ it. as varied and as strange as the I - news itself. Measuring Hardness The hardness of a solid substance r may be meaaured by its capacity for , scratching or being scratched by other substances. The well-known minerals Included In the standard comparative scale of hardneea. are: Tale, gypsum, calcite, fluorite, apatite, feldspar, quertz. topaz, sapphire, diamond. Fer scientific work more exact methi ods are used.

FRENCH FLIER WITH LINDBERGH AS IDOL WILL TRY ATLANTIC By Ralph Hclnzen UP Staff Correspondent Paris. —(U.R) —France’s "flying fool," eagle of the air and counter-type of our own smiMng "Lindy," Michael Detroyut is preparing to fly west across the Atlantic, alone, with New York as his goal. Detroyat is one of the three soldiers from the aviation forces at Ix> Bourget who saved Lindbergh from the enthusiastic inob upon ills arrival nt the Paris air field last May. Detroyat wrapped Lindbergh in his leather coat and stole him away from the crowd, circling the mass of people and hiding Lindbergh away in a hangar. ( Now demobilized, the former sergeant is organizing his flight in exactly the same manner Lindbei'gh made ready for his ocean hop. He will certainly lie the first off from France, for his youthful enthusiasm knows no bounds. At 21 lie is fair haired, tall and handsome and in the air he is master of a plane. When IJndlxergli was In Paris Into thank officials for taking care of t othauk officials for taking care of his plane. On that day, Colonel PoliMarchetti. commander of the field, put on an aerial circus for Lind-

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The following is a list of the caniati’H to he voted for at the Primary Election to be held in Adams county, State ’if Indiana on 'l'lirMUnv, May S, ItKi-S between the hours of six o’clock a. m. and six o’clock p. nt. DEMOCRAT PARTY For I'rrmldent of the I iihcd NtntCM Evans Woollen. Indianapolis. Indiana. For I nited Matrw Senator L. William Curry. Imiianapolis. Ind. Walter Myers. Indianapolis. Indiana Albert Stump, Indianapolis, Indiana. For <»ovrrnor Earl H. Crawford. Milton, Indiana. Crank C Mailey, Indianapolis, Ind. (ieorgv It. Pah’. Muncie. Indiana. John E. I’redrieks Kokoinu. Indiana. Gcoi’Ke E. llvrshman. Crown Point. Indiana. Olin It. Hoh. Kokomo, Indiana. Sanrrel B. Wells, Scottsburg. Indiana. For lirprrwenlwtlvr In Conferee* Liwrenrv Edwin Opligcr, Decatur. Indiana. Don <’ Ward. Union City. Indiana. For rronrrnl fog tltornr.* Ed A. Boxs(‘, Decatur, Indiana. Nit than C. Nelson. Geneva, Indiana. Ik . i jam in Fay Roller. Decatur. Ind. l or Joint Mute ItcprrNrnlMliye XtianiM nn<l W cHm < ownticM George E. Saunders, BlulTton, Ind. For < <>Muty Auditor Glen Cowan. Decatur, Indiana. Albert Harlow. Geneva, Indiana. Walter Wilkinson. Decatur. Indiana. For Count? Treasurer Ed A. Ashbaucher. Decatur. Indiana. | For Count? Hreorder Clara Anderson. Geneva. Indiana. E<l Green. Decatur. Indiana. Ella M. Peoples. Dacutur. Indiana. Charles W. Sludler. Geneva, Indiana. For sheriff H.irl Holliugsworth, Decatur, Indiana. For Count? Coroner John C. Grandstaff, Preble, Indiana. For I ount? >ur*r?or Walter 11. Gilliom. Berne. Indiana. Ralph E. Roop, Decatur, Indiana. Richard Tunneller, Decatur. Indiana. For < oi»»i»Uo*iourr First John G. Hoffman. Preble. Indiana. .For CoHiMilmionrr Third IliMtrlet James M. Foreman, Berne. Indiana, tieurge Shoemaker. Geneva, Indiana. I ni«»n Tov*ni<hip For Township \d>iM<rry Hoard John W. Hlakev. Iwcatm. Indiana. <)Uo Hoik-. Decatur. Indiana. For Delrgatc to Mate < onvrntion Phil Sauers. Decatur, Indiana. For Precinct < ommittcemHu l-'aiMt I nion Otto Hoile, Decatur. Indiana, cst I nion Jubn W. lUakcy |i«.-atiii. Indiana. Kout 'l'pwnxhip l-'or T<m nwhip VUvlmoi-.' Hoard Adulnh Blaborieh. Decatur. Indiana Buaibk. Decatur, Indiana. Charles .lohnson. Keeatiir. Indiana. Charles lamgonberger. Decatur, Ind. Wallace Miller, la-catur. Indiana, .lease Lnurenza Siuglctan, Decatur. Indiana. Cor Dcleantc <<• State < oincutlon I’hil Siiucrs. Decatur. Indiana. l or l*r<-.-iin t Committeenian West Hoot l-'erd Christen. Dceutur. Indiana. Preble Township l-'or Township Vdvlsor? Hoard l-’or lleleaate to Slate < onventlon Milton C Welling, i'rvblc. Indiana. I’or Prcetnei t ommltieemnn North Preble Herman Itecse. Decatur, Indiana. Sioutli Prehlc Itudolpli I.iiinenn yer, ITeble, Indiana. Kirkland Township |.-„r Township Vdv Isorr Hoard Ifarvev Beery. DeeaDir. Indiana. Jaeob llcnsehcn. Decatur, Indiami. Kaleigli IJoiiek. Decatur. Indiana. l-'or Deleirntc io state f onvenllrm North Kirkland Milton C. Welling. I‘rcMc, Indiana. South Kirkland Marlui Mocschberger. Berne. Indiana. Cor Precinct I ommlttecmnn * North Kirkland Daniel Sebcrry. Decatur. Indiana. South Kirkland William Scio-rry. Decatur. Indiana. Washington Township for Township Advisory Hoard Conrad Glllig. Decatur. Indiana Crank O. Martin. Decatur, Indiana. John W Tyndall. Detutur. Indiana, l or IK e K nle io Stair t onvrntion Bernard Kohne. Decatur. Indiami. For Prrciuct < North Wnihington Ben). Eiting. Decatur. Indiana. South Wnshloaion James A. Hendricks. Monroe. Indiana. HI or t reek Township I or Township Advisory Hoard For Deleante io State Convention David J. Schwartz. Berne, Indiana. For Precinct < ommltteemau Norili Blue t reek • John Wechtcr. Decatur. Indiana. South Blue < reek 1 Xlbert Burke. Berne. Indiana. SI. Mary's Township Fur Township Advisory Board Albert Maul. Pleasant Mills. Indiana For Delegate to State Convention Bernard K»line. Decatur. Indiana. For Precinct Committeeman . North St. Mary's E W Jackson. Decatur, Indiana. , South St. .Mary's J 11. Steele. Plejsant Mills, Indiana Monroe Township For Township tdvlsory Board I John b' Crist. Monroe, Indiana Alnbeoae y Durbin. Monroe. Indiana. Edwin 11. tliliom, Berne, Indiana. Ml.crt W l.ieehty. Berne. Indiami. Wt hsicr C. Martz, Monroe. Indiana, (lain Volt (iuilten. Belli'-. Indiana For Dclegnle to Stale Convention • North Monroe David J. Schwartz. Berne. Indiana. Middle Monroe . David J- Schwartz. Berne. Indiana. Ucrne—Precincts t. 11. t. \Venley Neuenscliwander, Berne, Ind. X or Lumxulttccuiuu

bevgh'a enjoyment. The greatest stunt of the day was an exhibition of flying with his motor stalled by Detroyat. He went through a aeries of stunts high up and then swept down to land within ten feet of a spot previously designated by Lindbergh. "And they call me a flying fool,” Lindbergh was said to have mused as he watched the young Frenchman. Now Detroyat has a metallic monbplane equipped with a Wright whirlwind motor. He has adopted Lindbergh as his hero even down to the plane. To enable him to take off more easily, he is buildfug a nJtal runway. Detroyat lias expressed a hope that when he lands in New York, the first person to meet him will be Lindbergh. o ■— ■— Rich Russian Territory Ukraine lias a territory of 174.610 square miles, with a population of 26. 001.802. It constitutes the southwest division of European Russia and is the richest and most densely popu la rod part of the whole empire. It is a .great wheat-growing district and Odessa is a moat Important grain shipping port There are also large deposits of gold and iron. Q NOTICE —The expert wall paper man is hack now. Wash painted walls, ceiling, wood work, porches, houaes, paper hanging. Carry canvas. Also clean cisterns. Ail work done by H. A. Straub, phone 1000. 91 if

\or(li Monror William Shr.Harn, Monroe, Indiana. Monror Christian C. Beer, Berne,-Indiana. Herne •• V* Christian H. Muselman, Berne, Ind. Ilerwe Lester ”W. Stuckey, Berne, Indiana. He rue M Luster R. Sr hug. Berne. Indiana. Frcneli Timyiinli*p For Towttuhlp Advlnor?- Hoard Joseph L. Graber, Reriie. Indiana. Jacob J. Kauffman. Berne. Indiana. Albert Moeschbcrgcr, Berne, Indiana. For to Slate < cut ion Martin Mocsrhberger, Berne. Indiana. I For rrrrinrt < ouiMiitlrcman Evert C. Rich. Monroe, Indiana. Hartford ToMHMhip For TowiiMhi|» Advluory Hoard Eugene Lindsey, Geneva. Indiana. Sanford B. Reynold.**. Geneva, Ind. John Henry Rh fl, Geneva, Indiana. For ’l'onuNhip Rnird Martin Mow hherger, Berne, Indiana. For I’rrciuet < oiiiniittrcuian .North Hartford T. J. McKean, Linn Grove, Indiana. South Hartford Clyde Striker, Geneva, Indiana. M hlshmli TowiiMhip For Toniikhi|) iwory Hoard Charles Brown. Geneva. Indiana. John K ran er, Geneva, Indiana. Fred Mathys. Berne, Indiana. For Melrjxatr to Mair ( unrealion North UahHMh, < r?lon John B’»Henba«’her. Geneva, Indiana, (•citron. PrrHartM A und H William Heeters. Geneva, Indiana. For I’rrclnrt < oniniltlrrnian .North M ahfßMh Fred Mathys, Berne. Indiana. < >? lon John Kraner. Geneva. Indiana. Grurvn “A” Ja< ob Albert Long. Geneva, Indiana. Geneva “H” Charles Brown. Geneva. Indiana. Jcflt-rwon Ttmaahli* For Townwhin Vdvlwor? Hoard William Adang, Geneva. Indiana. .la<*ub J. Lester. Berne. Indiana. Charles F. Sniitley. Berne. Indiana. For Ifrleaalr io Mair ( onvrntion M rat JrffrrMon J«din BoHen-bHchcr, Geneva. Indiana. For rrrriurt ('oinmKtrrman Joseph Peel, Berne. Indiana. i:«xt Jefferafni Adam Reef. Bern’’. Indiana. CtTl or l>M ATI l< For TowuKbip tdtlaor?- Boar° Conrad Gillig. Hcvatur. Indiana. Frank O. Martin. Pecatur. Indiana. John W. Tyndall. l»<Maiur. Indiana For DrlrgjHlc to Mate 1 onirutiiHi Firat %% ard— %— B William Linn. Pvatur. Indiana. Neroiid V ard<—A — H Philip Macklin. Herat nr, Indiana. Third Uard—A —B France Conter, Decatur. Indiana. For rrrrinrt 1 oniuti!trrinnu First Ward \ Dick Hclhr. Ihcatur. Indiana. Ftrat Ward—H Nrroiul W aril A Francis J. Schmitt. Decatur, Indiana. Srrond Ward II Joseph Hunter. Decatur. Indaina. Third Ward \ Raymond Harting. Decatur, Indiana. Third Ward B REPUBLICAN PARTY For l*rraidml of the 1 intr’l Male* Herbert Clark Hoover, Palo Alto, < ’alifornia Janies E. Watson, Rpshville, Indiana. For I nltrd Mates Senator Solon J. Carter, 1 ndianapolis. Indiana. Arthur L. Gilliom, South Bend, Ind. Art/mr R. Rubinson, Indianapolis, Indiana. • lor (Micruor Thomas R. Adams. Vincennes. Ind. D. Burns. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Ll Esohbneh Warsaw. Indiana. Charles S. Ewry. Portland, Indiana. Charles W. Jewett, Indianapolis, Indiana-. \ l r r<*deiick Landis. Logansport, Ind. I’lyases S. Lesli. Indianapolis, Ind. Harry <». Leslie, Lafayette. Indiatia. Alvah J Rucker. Indianapolis. Ind. Frederick E. Schortcmoler, Indianapolis, Indiana. For llrprrurntathr In < oiiareaf* Albert IL Vestal. Anderson, Indiana. PrtreeruMng Attorney Judson W. Teeplc, Decatur. Indiana, For Joint State Iteprrarntnti*e Vila him and W'rlln Counties K. o. Elston, Pleasant Mills. Indiana. For Count?' %ndit or William W. Hawkins. Decatur, Ind. For County Treasurer Obear ’l’eeplc. Decatur, Indiana. For Count? Berordrr William 11. I'uttei-smi, Decatur, Indiana. For Sheriff H. S. (‘huso. Decatur. Indiana, For Count? Coroner For <ounty Survrjor For < oiHiiilssioner First District For ( oiiinilMsloncr Third District John Brown. Geneva. Indiana. I nion Township For Township Adtisor? Board J. C. Barkley, Monroe, Indiana. Ross Harden. Deratur. Indiana. David Wass. Moiiruevilic, Indiana. For Delegate to Mute Gmnition Ralph W. Rice, liecatur. Indiana. For Prrrinrt Committermnii Eust I nion J. E. Erexsmi. Monroeville, Indiana. West I nion Benjamin F. Butler, Decatur, Indiana. Boot Township >*'or Township taKisor? Board John Fuhrman, i»ecatur. Indiana. Charlie Kukelhan, Decatur, Indiana. Jenner Pearson. Decatur. Indiana. For Delegate to State ( out cutiou Ralph W. Rice, Decatur, Indiana. .... i or I‘recUct Cuußuittccuxau N,

Prisoner At Ottawa Be Lafayette F,^, ( Ottawa, 111,, April wore in communication with i Indiana authorltioK today inTr? 11 * to determine if j M in« h B Urke “ cb “H:e Here, ls two prisoners who murdered Marshals John Grove ami w-m? CluiT and escaped. ‘ ' l<c ' Burke arostod hol(| Kroger Grocery stores <t l' eniaild I ' ca, bears a close resembhute,, t 0 tures of the escaped murdeJ. Pc ' thorities said. Belief that he m’'/?; one of the murderers ed when it was discovered he ed the skin off his finger tin, i ' vent officers from taking fingerprC Hui ke s accomplice in the h o who police believe may have bee U J second murderer, escaped ' The murderers, John Baxter .an Howard Burns, were ent tut* to th! Pendleton penal Insti'ution when th murdered their guards. thev —‘ - It has been rumored that l>r c u Branch, of Monroe, will move his « flees to this city in the near t n t u ”' —" ■* — O ’ ' NOTICE After April 25 I will be at mv home ■ Oak street. Call me by my oW ph ; No 282, thanking you all for past f , vors, Aaron DeVinney Painter Ml i ’ pa l ,er han S er - Ma,

Eamt I nion H. S. Chase. Decatur. Indiana. W emt I nion V. A. Brokaw. Decatur, Indiana. Preblr TownMhip For Townnhlp lißisory Brard Fur Drlrgutr to MlHr ( onvcniinn Ralph W. Rice. Dcatur. Indiana. For rrrrinrt (onmihtertnan North Preblr Reed Castou. Decatur. Indiana. Mouth Preblr Cha*. A. Fuhrnian. Pi. Kirkbind Tounftblp For Tow ituhip %<KI«or? Board For Drlrgate to State < invention Ralph W. Rice. Decatur. Indiana For rrrrinrt < <»mmii i<*rman North Kirk In ad Edward L. Arnold I”-' .dur, Indiana. South Kirklaad W’tn. W’. Yager, M<'ur« Indiana. Washington Towimhip mid Beratur For Township \<Hl*ory Hoard For Drlrgate to State < onventira North Wnidih.gloii Ralph W. Rl<c. Decatur. Indiana. South WaNhiugton Clinton Sohiner, Bern*, Indiana. Decatur Flrat Ward \ and B and Second Ward \ Harry Magner, Decatur, Indiana. Decatur Second Ward B and Third Ward A mid B Ruy Mumma. Decatur. Indiana For Precinct Committeeman North Washington Cliartes Burke. Ijccatur. Indiana. South WHMhinglon F. E. Andrews, I•••catur. Indiana. Decatur First Ward \ Frank S. Peterson. Dv .itur. Indiana. • Decatur First Word B W’. A. Ix»wcr. Decatur. Indiana. Dccntur Second Ward t Cal E. Peterson, Decatur. Indiana. Deentur Sri’oml Ward B Russell Owens. Dcoatur, linjiana. Decntiir Third Hard \ Adrian Lenhart. I’c at or, Indiana. Dccntur Third Ward B Oscar Teeple. De atur, Indiana. St. Mary’s Township l>r Ton n.hip l<Kl»or> H««nl C.-orgc M I'oor. Pleasant Mill?. Flava I*. Halberstadt. Pleasant Mull Indiana, , Edward Koos. Decatur. (Ills E. silifferly, Iu- atur. Imlnina. (or Delranti- •" s 'a<'' ' P ""” <>. J Suntan. Pleasant Mill- ImhaM. For Precinct Commltteemsn North St. Marys John 11. Helm. Decatur. Indiana. South St. Mar.'* , , J We.fi-vT" Fie Mills. ■Hue ( reck Tonnahlp l or Township Dh laory B""™ ,-or Delen-e <o »< " * on....h.eeinnn North Bloc ' r' ' k J II Halmeit. Monnc. Indiana. South Hine 1 k ... Itulla Itaiidenbnsli. M' ' Monroe To«>mhip «••' d l-or Tovoahip N.l»'««» r . ” D'iiiicv 1C Lehmau Bcitn. •• . ... Law-V-Jm-e Morgam Harvey i:»i"-it. ~„i,on For uclcnair t» " (1 „„ n rnr North Monroe am , utna Clinton Soldm-r. . Hern.- A. H, a" 11 11. <>. Jones, Berm. For Preeini-I North Monri'i- . j . Lawrence A. Norih Monroe IndianaRobert L. Sjirunger, Montoe, Middle Monroe . Clinton Soldner. in rm ." emistiau MinTT.; - . A Indiana- ■ John H. Hilly, l,,U ' a “" . Bc ™5 r neriw. Indiana. I, lra,n br — j-u- • Charles Schaffter. W.lt‘ ' ndiana Mcnnis " uI J I,I 'A ktate lonientio" For Delegate to .1 I ,„ l iana. | For Township ’<* < outeniias For Delrirale ’• **?"' i„,liana. 4 North Ihirifonl , ndM a. N WnbLh 1 ' For Tottnahip Ail»'»' • - h. W Fir'p'rei'inH <e?i«> n Tanana' Braden Pvle, Geneva. J 1 Brttden North Samuel H i Gen*'® Indian 3, Alva For De'.ea»te I" »♦» m.ilan-'. J' 'rroeinrtr « ‘• 4,r * W na Jesse <J. 'lcete l > \ 1 . n ,. rh o , i Adams Miller, HeruZ Si-* 4