Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 8 June 1928 — Page 5

[Comfort for Fat Man in Insurance Figures An Insurance company of New York pounce* from Ita accumulation of I jiitu anil figures tlmt fut men lire more, ' t tliau ,lu ‘ lr “ lean 811,1 hungry” I brother*. Which corroborates SlrakeI mVs opinion espreaaetl long ago I .lien lie mtide hls ( ' ,u ' snr *«y: ‘‘Let | „ 10 have men about me that uro fut." I T | ie fut man Is noted for his reudy , m ,l hrurty laugh, uml tliut may ex- [ ..him. In u way, some of his honesty. Jt Is hard to picture a good-humored, L.,1-hired, Jolly man us anything hut f# lr and square and straight. Os | course ”u man may smile and smile mid h 0 8 vll,H,n »" but tl,ut *°rt of miril, Is a pinch-faced, half-atrangled i k |„ ( !. a smile is often associated with wickedness, but a free, belly-shaking i lilll(; ii betokens a guileless genius. ' We are glad to hear a good word for the fut rnun. There has been much | M mpatliy and “ragging” wusted on ,j ien ,_especinlly on fut hoys. They have long suffered under the old heartless saying that “nobody loves a fut man." It Is not the truth hut the prevalence of the saying that has worked them Injury- particularly with the opposite aml •willful aex. All rules lon,, exceptions. Let the heavy fellows remember that the saying nobody hues a fat man is no truer than the one that all fat men are honest.— Exchange. “D cod and s” Would Set King Up in Business If it were customary or possible foi the king of Great Britain and Ire land rigidly to exercise his royal prerogatives, lie would, in the course of a few mouths, become the owner of many vehicles, especially motor cars, that traverse the streets and roads of his kingdom, since he is entitled to all Ueodands. A deodand is “an nrtlclo which has proved the immediate end accidental occasion of the death of any reason able creature." This right was for hundreds of years enforced as a moanof swelling the royal exchequer and legally speaking, could still be enforced. If a man were killed, by being run over, the vehicle and its contents, us well as the horse, became the king's property. Tbe number of “reasonable creatures" (and. dogs might be in eluded by some within this category) run over by motors In England would keep the king hi automobiles until he would be obliged to construct many garages. His Luck “Asldriv'to town this morning with eight or ten of my Children on the hayrack beliind me u wildcat hopped out of a tree top and lit In the middle of ’em,” at the crossroads store re lated Gap Johnson of Ilumpus Ridge ‘The chldlren gave a yell and Jumped for the wildcat. The varmint give a screech and leaped from the wuggin But Bunt and Uowdy had hold of his hind legs and he bumped Bunt’s head agin the side of the waggln bed, and tumbled Rowdy, tiie baby, out and wallerefi him in the dirt. I claim that there wildcat was playing in great luck."—Kansas City Star. The Great Man What I must do is all that concerns me. and not what the people think. Tills rule, equally as arduous in actual and in intellectual life, may sene fur a whole distinction between great n, ss and meanness. It Is the harder because you will always find those who think they know what is your duty I letter than you know it. It Is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it Is easy in solitude to live after your own; hut the great man is lie who In the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Lwer son. • Destroying .Louin Ants In the cuse of lawn ants where only a small area with few nests is con cerned, drenching the nests with boiling water or injecting a small quiin tity of kerosene or coal oil will he effective, and similar treatment will apply to nests between or beneath pn\ lug stones. Another simple means of destroying such ants in lawns of smnl extent Is to spray the lawns with kerosene emulsion or with n very strong soap wash, prepared by dissolving an> common laundry soap in water at the rate of from half a pound to a pound of sonp to the gallon of water. His Own Rules A golfer known for his shady character entered for a competition. He was partnered by a nervous and inexperienced player who bad, of course, to mark the suspect's card. At the end of the round the unscrupulous player handed In an excellent score. The secretary consulted his partner. “I guy . . . This score of Blank s Is It all right? Did he play fair?" “Oh. y-yes," came the halting reply, “quite fair. ■ Os course be has c-certain rules of his own.” How It Sounded A woman with a bad cold attended a dinner, and although she had a P°°i appetite she was pressed tin have some food. “Oh, do,” said her hosts for the tenth time. 1 • “I couldn't,” she replied. "1 couldnt possibly eat ady bore.” They continued to press her to eat this ami that, and at last she snld “Oh, very well; If I bust, 1 bust.’

BUBAL churches I U - B ' ln Christ—Decstur Circuit Clias. Weyer, Pastor. Pleasant Grove Sabbath School. 9:30 a. m Super. Intendent, Clyde Harden. reaching |, y pHHI() ,. m Winchester K^“' ,bath Sl ' h ""'. »:3U a. m. Mori Lssex, superintendent. Hass meeting, 10.30 tt. m. Mary Smitii, das* leader, Victory Baxter* 11 * H< '!’° Ul ' 1:30 " “«• 11 E. Baxter, superintendent, Preaching service, 2:30 p, m . Bobo Sa , »l | a , h School, 0:15 a. m. Albert tin oldster, superintendent. Class meeting, 10:30 a. m. leader, " Fl Hilton. 1 ■ B. c. R. service, 7:3n p. m , <» - M. E. Decatur Circuit John P. Illocker. Beulah Church <J: ; ,n 8 ra,—Sunday School. ‘•3u p. ui. -Children's Day program. Mt - Pleasant Church 1>: 13 a. m. — Sunday School and Praise ami prayer service. 10:30 a. m.—Preaching by pastor. Washington Church »:3n a. m.—Preaching by pastor. 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. One of the fine ways to help the cause of Christ is to be prompt and egtilar in attending all the church services. Come and help and got help. You are invited. Bobo M. E. Church Uev. H. E. Forties, Minister. Sunday School, 9:30 a. ni. Class meeting, 10:30 a. ni. Children's Day service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. 7:3u l). m. Clark's Chappel Sunday School, 9:30 a. in. Class meeting, 10:30 a. m. • Epworth League, 7:30 p. ni. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30 p. m. Mt. Hope Sunday School, 9:30 a in. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. Epwortli League, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30 p. m. — —o Methodist Church Pleasant Mills Circuit A. K. Burk, Pastor. Pleasant Mills M. E. Church 9:30 a. m.—Sunday School. 10:30 a. m. —Epworth League. 7:30 p.m.—Children’s Day exercises. Salem M. E. Church 9:0(1 a. ill.—Sunday School. 10:00 a. ra. —Morning worship. All are Invited to attend. 'A **#***#*##*9 * PLEASANT VALLEY * * NEWS, by * :;*¥¥**¥***** n Miss Irene Blue, evangelist at the Valley meetings, last winter, and Bev. Harold Falor of Marion college, who plays so wonderfully on the hand saw, will l>e at the Valley church SunJay morning, June 10. Mrs. Frank Marts is on the sick list. Paul Gould made a business trip to

' IUBY CHIUK PRICES REDUCED FOR JUNE AND JULY We are offering heavy breeds such as Barred and White Rocks, R I Reds, White Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons and Black Minorcas at $9.00 ner hundred. Heavy mixed at SB.OO per hundred and Leghorns and light rmxed at $7.00 per hundred. These prices are for June and July Chicks if called for at the hatchery at Berne, Indiana. ALL HIGH QUALITY CHICKS. Phone 86 or 1185 THK GLOBE HATCHERY Berne. Indiana " , ... . ■■ V, _J Mrs. Louisa Braden’s Fashion Parlor 7r7 718 N. 2nd St. Phone 7.57 Saturday Special Also another showing of Beautiful Printed Dresses all colors —your choice all $7,95»..., $9.95 many coats at great reductions.

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Kentucky’s Best r ;j ’gjjKpf / <*- r I ' '' i ron Kentucky, the land of beautiful women and fast horses, Miss Virginia Mae Hendricks will go to the Galveston beauty pageant as "Miss Lexington"—and also as "Miss Kentucky.” Berne, Wednesday. P The pastor and family were royaly entertained at the Clyde Wolf home last Sunday dinner. Several families of the Valley chinch expect to motor to Portland Saturday to attend the regular quarterly meeting of Friends. Thity neighbors and friends of Ambros Durbin gathered at the Roy Chflcoth home Tuesday evening, and enjoyed a song and prayer service. Peculiar Light Science service says that “false dawn” is the zodiacal light, supposed to be due to the reflection of sunlight from tine particles of matter entirety outside the earth's atinw-phere. It is best seen In low latitudes, especially in the pure air of tropical and subixop leal deserts

Boy Attends School Two Days With Rullet In Brain Indianapolis, June X. — (U.R) — A ! strange medical case developed here I today, when It was learned that Wtl-! lard Johnson, 13, attended school for I two days and played with other chll- • (Iron, witli u bullet lodged in his bruin. | The boy, to his mother, explained ! a head wound by saying ho had been : hurt in a fall. Finally Ills headaches become so violent that doctor wus j called and the physician discovered he hud been shot. The boy then admitted the shooting ‘.aid it was accidental, and the result of playing with a gun. Physicians were unable to explain the case, but said they believed the bullet could be removed without serious consequences if complications did not develop Ship’s Food Supply To provide the table ot a transatlantic steamship with Its luxuries, one trip will often cull for a supply ot ‘2.M turkeys, hist pigeons, 'tut ducks. 2tK ! pheasants. 1.000 quail nod r> 110 pound j turtles. - o : t i I will be out of my office,! .Monday, June 11, 1!)28. 135t3x Hurt Manifold. Come to • <r k, Washington jj educational adr 1 vantages oFa visit •, i to the Capital ofA our Nation are of' The Lee House’ 15 th and L Streets,\N. W.f yr I 'Three squares to the White? House. A new and Hotel. Refined environment? rooms baths VSingle room 53. 50 daily l Double •• K —, <s.°° •* "« Smsle rooit) (*l(k m«,[,) $6? 8 ", * .^persons^Uitkm«,U) HO,'”.''GffoScrf 8/oci* U. ' > fnsidrnt' J c- , T1

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