Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 5 March 1929 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. K. Holthouse See'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick 1). Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffico at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies -02 One week, by currier H> One year, by carriers 5.00 ( Ouo month, by mail 35 Three months, by mail 100 . Six Mouths, by mail 1.75 ( One year, by mail 3 00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and ( second zones. Elsewhere, |3.50 one year. 1 Advertising Hates made Known on Application 1 National Advertising Representatives , Scheerer, Inc., 35 East Waeker Drive, Chicago 1 200 Fifth Avenue, New York s Charter Member 1 The Indiana Dengue of Home Dallies. r The birds are singing, the trees are 1 beginning to bud and well have to leave the spring poets finish the line. Washington had the crowd and saw 1 the big parade yesterday and today probably is busy taking down the n yaiu soaked flags and decorations. » if it wasn't for tiiat extra session of congress next month everything would look rosy to the new occupant of the White House. " — rzzz ® Well, anyway, Indiana got in the d parade yesterday and the state was t< represented by Governor Harry Lais- it lie. Senators .lames Watson and o Arthur Robinson, who marked down ri the avenue with the boys. — -U-=. fl The country was without a prusi- n dent or vice-president for twelve min- e iites yesterday and the funny part j about it. it seems that we survived without any bad effects. tl Vice President Charles Dawes went {( home disgusted. For four years lie 1( tried to change or amend the senate rules and those stubborn fellows did ~ r.ot move an inch. a ' “ s it's getting the time of year to think of the spring cleanup. 'There , c will be painting to do, remodeling and last but not least, the spring housecleaning period which every man is n anxiously waiting lor. Conditions in Mexico did not ini- e prove over niglil and press reports 11 state that rebel troops are marching 11 towards Mexico City. Americans pray u that it will not he necessary to seud our new cruisers down there before it's all over. The D. C. H. S. Commodores will leave tomorrow for Indianapolis, ” where on Thursday night they will p play the Cathedral team of tlie capital t< city in the opening game of the state Catholic high school touraanieiil. The v Commodores, through their string of 11 victories this season bid fair to win tile championship tills week and it R they defeat the Indianapolis team in tile first game the way will be clear. _The community joins in wishing them luck on the eve of their departure B and everyone knows that the boys 'will do their best to bring home the * bacon. President Hoover devoted much of -his inaugural add res- to the oliserv- n auce of law and the citing of the ap- a * e * parent utter disregard on the part of .many towards violation. Will Rogers. I lie humorist, who has a pen s "which sticks dip when he' want it to, c 'comments as follows: “it sure did seem strange to hear a presidential ••speech on something besides prosperity. Mr. Hoover hadn’t been sworn in three minute- before he waded into a topic that Mr. Coolidge hud V never mentioned in six years. That m was prohibition. And judges, sen- 4 utors, governors, congressmen and p party leaders hadn’t been to their s homes, or hotels, three minutes till they waded into some old corn (pre- 11 war) to kinder keep the chill off them after that rain. And over many a clinking glass the general comment ll was, "That was a line speech of lloov- c er's, and right to the point, too!” .... , — I J List two words were necesary to

TODAY’S CHUCKLE Rod Wing Minn. — <UP(— After three successive snowstorms men in a residential section here arose to find that tlicdr sidewalks had hoen neatly cleared by an unknown benefactor. make Herbert Hoover president of the United States. In answer to the oat it of office, administered by Chief Justice Taft, Mr. Hoover replied, "1 do.” That finished it and with those words President Calvin Coolidge became a private citizen and American history had another tour yeurs added to it. Those who listened to the inaugural ceremonies over the radio were impressed with the simplicity of tlie occasion, hut as Americans we appreciated the solemnity of the event and listened attentively to the ceremoney. The new president, although having had a colorful and varied career, bringing to him associations and audiences with kings, rulers and former presidents more than likely felt the extra surge ot blood through his veins as he replied. It was a moment when one's blood should tinglu and the heart beat increase. A bill bus been passed by the house licensing all retail stores and increasing the fees on chain stores. The bill is designed to raise revenue, it being estimated that at ’east a half million dollars will he obtained from the state tax. It seems that state finances are in a terrible shape and every means sf trying to raise revenue is being resorted to. Under the terms of the bill a basic ;< e of $2 would be collected uuuually by the state tax board on each retail jstablishmeut in tire state beginning July 1. Thu late on multiple stores under die same management would be as follows: From 2 to 5 stores $lO each tor each additional store; for 6 to 10 stores $25 for each additional; 11 to 20 stores SSO for each additional; 21 to 40 stores $75 for each additional, and for chains of more than 40 stores $l5O for each additional store. A filing fee of 50 cents would be ■barged on each application for a license. As we understand the bill 110 busness is exempt and the collecting of lie tax will mean another army of jmployes, going about from one busttess to another asking if the ownerstave paid the tax. Indiana does dig jp a few good ones. MODERN ETIQUETTE By ROBERTA LEE Q Where should the coffee or tea pot be placed 011 the table? A. At the right band side of the hostess. i (j. What color dress should girls with swallow or olive toned complexions avoid? A. Pink, either dark of light. ts. Is it proper for a person to reserve his vacation quarters ahead of time, deciding in advance just what he will pay? A Yes, it is always best to do so. Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE White Marks on Furniture To remove white marks from furniture caused by heat or -water, hold a hot iron near them, but not near anough to burn or scorch. Crisp Lettuce Lettuce can lie kept crisp and fresh for several days if it is washed and separated, put in u tin bucket and close air-tight. Silver A little tnilk added to the water in which silver is washed will kelp to keep it bright. o sssssssnssss* * TWENTY YEARS AGO * * From ths Dally Democrat Fll# • * Twsnty Yeart Ago Today • *»«*****••«»-« March s—Sunday baseball bill passes and will become a law without the signature of Governor Marshall. Holing vs. Holtliouse case at Portluud postponed to March 22. House repeals clerk and sheriff in and cut fee bills. Mad rush on at Indianapolis us the legislature closesOver 300 head of horses sold by Decatur Horse Sale company. Waring Glove company fire loss at Huntington adjusted for $20,000. James E. Watson, Charles W. Fairbanks, James A. Hemmeway, Charles

11. Landis, Jesse Overstreet and other ludiuna Republicans are out of jobs as congress closes Marshall county dry by 1,091. Marriage license O. D. Newhard and Elsie L. Fuhrmun Spring is here and the hoys ure shooting marbles. Mrs. E. It. Adams entertains the Thimble club. !•*•***«»»« + ** * BIG FEATURES * * OF RADIO * H«#*******«¥K WEDNESDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES WEAK —and NBC Network 0:30 pm Bourdon's concert orchestra in musical tableau WOR— and CBS network 7 pm. Hank Simmon's Show Boat, old-time Melodrama. WEAK —and NBC Network 7:30 pm. Kremlin Echoes; program of Russian music. WEAF and NBC— network 8:30 pin. Variety program with the Revelers, soloists, etc. YVJZ and NBC- network !t pm. The Continentals; excerpts from Meyerbeer’s “Le Prophets.” TO DAYS FISH RECIPE •BY MRS AOA 6 VAIL Cj FORMER ASSISTANT O. S BUREAU OP FISHERIES , Lake Trout The federal and state hatcheries devote a considerable part of their energies to the hatching and rearing of trout, restocking lakes and streams as they become depleted. The lake and brook trout are both rich in protein (the lake trout is the fatter of the two fish). Boiled Lake Trout With Pepper Sauce Put two trout in small tish kettle, cover with water. Season with salt, add 1 sliced onion, 1 sliced carrot, 1 tablespoon mixed spices tied in cheesecloth hag. Boil fish gently 10 minutes. Remove fish alone to hot platter. Garnish with small boiled, potatoes, paisley branches, and slices of lemon dipped in paprika. Pepper Sauce: Crush with a bottle on hardwood table 1 tablespoonful whole black peppers. Put peppers in

KONiOLA BRINGS HAPPINESS INTO AFFLICTED HOME Husband And Wife. Happy \\ ith Renewed Health, Pay Grateful Tribute To Famous Medicine. «|||l < MR. & MRS. JASPER C. HENDRICKS "I know now why Konjola is called the master medicine,’’ SHid Mrs. Arie E. Hendricks. “My general health had been declining for several years. I was so emaciated that my friends remarked about my appearance. Housework was an impossibility. Fiankly. 1 did not think there was much hope for me. However, I started on Konjola and what do you think tliis medicine did for me? Unbelievable as it may seem, this master medicine restored my health — completely and surely. Today, I am like a diffeient woman, healthy, strong and energetic. Do i praise Konjola, I’ll say I do.” "Five weeks of influenza contracted in 1926 left me a physical wreck," said Mr. Carletou Hendricks. "Shortly after recovering from that disease I lost a. Imb through gangrene aud long weeks in the hospital served to make me a total invalid. I hart no appetite, my bowels were clogged, and i merely existed not lived. Then Konjola, as it did tor my wife, brought tlie same marvelous results to me. i gained strength and energy My weight increased and my health improved in general. Rightly is Kon Jcla called Lite medicine with a million friends, it. deserves fifty millions.” Konjola is sold in Decatur, Ind., at .Smith. Yager & Falk's drug store ami by all llie best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.

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March 5, 1929 DEAR FRIENDS: Just yesterday I was talking to this lady. She told me that she got so she hated to go to bed Sunday night because she knew when she got up Monday morning it would be wash day—and she "Just despised” tnat. Then she got to talking to one of her friends, and decided to try sending it to the laundry for a while. ••She told me it ecst only 5c a pound for family wet wash for over twenty pounds," she said, "and that certainly sounded reasonable. So now laundry day just means calling 134." That’s our number. BEN ZEEN. DECATUR LAUNDRY “The Farr Way”

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