Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 114, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1928 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Publish** Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H Heller Pres, and Gen. M«r. A. R. Holthouse Secy A Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HellerVice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Ratea: Single copies _.—l .02 One week, by carrier 10 One year, by carrier—s.oo One month, by mail -35 Three months, by mall 1 00 Sa months, by mail 1.T5 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office—.._ 3.00 and second sones. Elsewhere, $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known by application. National Advertising Representatives Scheerer, Inc.. (Prices quoted are within first 36 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 300 Fifth Avenue, New York Charter Members The Indiana League of Home Dailies. If it isn’t the furnace which needs attention, its the lawn. Just seems like they don't want the men to ever really enjoy life. Many cities in this section of the state are adopting daylight saving time and it looks as though we would have to do it or be out of style, whether we like it or not. - - Americans left a hundred million , dollars in Canada last year and are . starting off this season with a rush ; that indicates they will break that record easily. Its time to send in the list of old ~ timers, people who formerly lived ■ here and whom you desire invited to the Old Home Week to be held here , the week of September 10th. Do it ; right away. , Any way Senator Watson has the i Hooverites saying "please mister." | After calling him about every thing bitt a statesman, they now realize that before Indiana can vote for the secretary of commerce, the foxy Jim, ,has to say so. Old Home Week can be made a •great event if every one will just help a little. Send in a coupon with jnames of those you wish invited, then write them a personal letter. Its go- 1 ing to be a fine time for everybody and you will say so after its over. ' Why not a “City Beautiful’” Other •towns of this size are offering prizes, for the best kept lawns and most at•tractive landscaping of gardens. In years i>ast wp have improved Decatui by that method and its a fine thing to do. The Hoover crowd has spent about • $250,000 so far in the campaign to I secure the nomination for president -and his backers say that is a very small amount. Perhaps so, but large enough that it bars most of the average citizens of the country from ‘ getting into the game. The lad who discovered the German j and Irish fliers when they lauded in the Wrong field'at Chicago yesterday arfd got to shake hands with them ahead of any other Chicagoan will of ’course be the hero of his gang when the newspapers get through photographing him. George Dearth over in Dele ware; county get a good trimming in his' race for rcuoinination as judge.! Dearth is the man who caused George! Dale so much trouble and who took ; the position that the “truth is no de- i tense.” Dale carried his home county 1 in the race tor t.ie governorship anti came out of the battle with much to his credit. Tito democratic ticket in Adame ■ county is composed of excellent citi-j zens who won their nomination in a I •fair contest. The ticket deserves the I support of every democrat. Os course’ there are those who will try to create j discord which is just what the oppo-j sit ion desires. Buckle on the harness I • and laugh at those who would enjoy i seeing a quarrel among the Adams • county democrats. ’ The gypsy season has opened. Os-

Q J —I _________ ficers should be on the lookout for them and order them to travel right on through. They are a lot of graftera. no good to aay community. The other day going through Wells county. '• i a bunch of them worked several of ’ their games to the lose of those with whom they came in contact. Move . 'em along officers and tell them to step on the gas. ! Mother's Day tomorrow, than which • there is no more important date of ' the year. Go to see her if you can; write her if you can't go; see that she gets a word from you, with a box of i candy or a bunch of flowers if you cau afford It; but remember she will care more for a hearty hello, a kiss anil a hug than for any thing else. She is your best friend, the one who would gladly make any sacrifice if it would help you. Don't go back on 1 mother for remember she will never forsake you. Schortemeier was given a large plurality in the republican race for governor and it is quite probable lie will prove a formidable contender for ' the nomination in convention. As scretary of state he has a powerful political machine and he has not hesitated to use it. Though his employes are paid by the state and are I expected to serve the people, be hast seen fit to convert them to his own ■ political purposes. He probably has I the delegates lined up so that he can win in the coming battle. More smooth politics which we would think the people of Indiana had long ago I had enough of. Hershman and Holt, who finished I sixth and seventh in the democratic rave for the gubernatorial nomination Tuesday have suggested that the nomination of Frank C. Dailey be made by acclamation Earl Crawford made the same suggestion during th<* campaign and without doubt sufficient support will thus be givers to assure iDaileys nomination. There should be a unity of .democratic sentiment I along this line for only with the i party intact can we hope to win in the November election. Let there he . r ao factions, no fighting, no destructive ! tactics. Its too Important this year that a clean and capable administration be chosen. We have suffered in Indiana for several years. Its time to change and Frank Dailey is the man to lead the fight to clean up. ♦ ¥¥¥¥¥¥♦¥¥¥¥» * THE GREAT WAR * * 10 YEARS AGO * * ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥♦ , German attack near Amiens fails and enemy is hprled from Maily-Rae-neval by bt illiant counter attack. Foch advances near Montdidiet also in Kentmel region. Heavy losses inflicted on American troops southwest of Apremont and north of I’arroy. Record Os Stinson And Haldeman Is Approved Washington. May 12— (U.R) —The i endurance record established by Eddie Stinson and George W. Haldeman in a Stinson monoplane at Jacksoni ville. Fla . has been approved officially by the Federation Aero Nautique Internationale, the National Aeroi nautic Association was advised tpday. I The record approved is 53 hours, 36 minutes and 30 seconds. Two German flyers formerly held the duration record.

You Can’t Beat These in our Cash & Carry Tire Sale 10 tires 29x1.10 Balloon $6.75 8 tires 30x1.5U Balloon $7.45 8 tires 30x3’ 3 H. I*. tgg gQ Sale for 10 days only. Imperial Chevrolet Sales Third St Under New Management ’ Phone 76 1

r Playing Their Part t "'J gg II IBgfllgr J If;" / ' 'la Ml * lArOlljy III’ >. • M / ‘li 'r Ml I ’ / • • ysr-' W ' ’ JI ’ r 1 v ■ > i. .■ « The wives of the Bremen heroes go shaping on Fifth av. for the gowns that will propelly reflect their husbands glory. Left, Mrs. James Fitzmaurice and Mrs. Hermann Koehl. picking out clothes.

*♦♦*♦*»»*♦*♦* * BIG FEATURES * » OF RADIO * SATURDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES (Copyright 1928 by- United Press) Central Standard lime throughout. WEAF. hook-up, 7 p. m— National Symphony Orchestra. MJZ. hook up. 6 p. m— U. S. Navy ( Band. WRVA. Richmond, (2541 7; 13 |>. in.— Negro choms of 1,0 '0 voices. WBZ, Springfield (333) 6:10 p. nt.— Boston Symphony Orchestra. jWSM. Nashville (337) S p in.—Barn dance. SUNDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES (Cipyrigtit I»2S. by United ITes-s) ! j Central Standard Time Throughout WEAF. hookup. 5:30 pm—Mother Day program, with addresses I and music. WEAF. hookup. 6:13 p. m.—At water Kent quartet. WJZ, hookup. 6:15 p. m. 1 —Collier's hour. WOR. hookup. 1 p. in.—Symphonic hour. WOR, hookup, 7 p in. Columbia pro gram. MONDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES 'Copyright 1928. b> United Press) Central Standard Time Throughout. WEAF. hooknp 7:30 p m.—Oldsmobile hour, with l*olores Casinelli and George Cehanovsky. WJZ. hookup. 5:30 p in.— Roxy’s gang. WEAF. hookup, 6 p. m.—Great moments in history. WOR. hookup. 8:3t) p m. —Buccaneers. WJZ. hookup, 9 p.m.—tsluuiber music. *««<«¥¥¥¥¥¥¥* * TWENTY YEARS AGO * ¥ * * From the Daily Democrat File * ¥ Twenty Yeare Ago Today ¥ «*¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥* May 12 Suits for damages aggrei gating s6'i.oo«, filed by three injured in the Aveiine fire against the hotel owners. L. T Br kaw elected county chairman of piohibition party. Harry S. New. Republican national

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1928.

eh itrman, opens headquarters in Chicago. ITesident Rt-osevelt declares Elihu Hoot the greatest secretary of state the United States ever had. Chauncey Lantzenhizer, of Blue Creek tewnship. epens a law office here. Rev. Harting and family, of Berne, visit Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Runyon. Otto Burns. “Monk” Engle and Jack Cullen, of the Decatur pennant winning ball club last year, are all making i good with Sharon. I’n. Mrs. Susan LaTurner, of Glenburn, N. D.. is visiting here. Grandma Watts, of Monmouth, cele- : brates her 72nd birthday. Judge West cf Crawfordsville, de- : cides that ministers have legal right i to file bill for preaching funeral seri mon and to collect from the estate. Fifteen thousand people visited the Guiness fatm near LaPorte Sunday

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“House Cleaning" At Michigan City Looms —Discharge of all city offices except the Arc chief loomed here today ’ as the result of sensational charges ■ of open vice iu Michigan City. A I majority of the five city manager j j commissioners have gone ou record as favoring a clean sweep of officials < except the head of the fire depart- ( ment. The list would include City i Manager A. R. Couden.. I’ollco Chief! Richard J. Kruse and others. The I ——————

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coiiunUuloiMii b will meet Monday iiigfet. - — House And Senate Get Together On Farm Relief Michigan City, Ind., Muy It—(INS) ’ j<n differences between the senate and i the house over the farm relief k gislai tloti were iioned out at a meeting cf I the conference committee today Rep. ; Haugen. Republican, of lowa, c’.uilrI man announced. Final changes Included a provision

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