Decatur Daily Democrat, Decatur, Adams County, 17 April 1929 — Page 3

is °consii>kkki’ here - - f:iv l >r of holdthe comm pjection, since it cun with the prtS ection, without any cost what- ««"*,, hell thP matter can be by ‘ " iaj ” ri,y ’ Ote ’ One Way ’ r ""I‘flhr Specifications Filed The pU and specification, for the Street ornamental lights were I" with the city council by Orval ,Pd e ritv engineer last night. They T-™-'” ’”' l " ,r """"" mi the P«stH will be received later, ‘"th petition of the American (Jon. through U France Confer, Commander, that SSO be appro,ated as expense money in arrangL a suitable program for Memorial * was filed and referred to the flnanee committee with power to act. The petition stated that the money would be used in decorating the graves of deceased war heroes and in carrying out an appropriate program. .—- ——o— —

Regular meeting of Kbkionga Lodge No. 65, Knight of Pythias, at Castle Hall at 7:30 o’clock tomorrow evening, Thursday, April 18. Work in Third Rank. All members of the lodge and degree team are urged to be present. At 6:15 P m. the Good Fellows Club of the Knight of Pythias lodge will hold their monthly session. Dan Erwin will be the toastmaster and Rev. Stoakes the speaker for the evening. An interesting meeting is assured. o DEBENTURE PLAN OF FARM RELIEF GAINING FAVOR (CONTINUED ( HOM PAGE ONE) plan from Secretary of Agriculture Hyde has failed to materialize. Chairman McNary frankly expressed the opinion the committee was favorable to the plan and would report the administration bill with it included. He expects a vote in the committee before nightfall. If the debenture plan is added to the bill by the senate committee, a serious fight is certain to develop. This plan would provide that farmers get a bounty from wheat exportHEMSTITCHING! Prompt and immediate service. To Congratulate the Graduate “Send a Card.” THE VITZ GIFT SHOP N. Second St. Niblick Bldg. Phone 925

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ed; that this bounty be paid In the form of negotiable certificates to be redeemed by the treasury in payment of tariff duties on imported products. The idea is to make the tariff directly effective for the benefit of the farm. The plan was advanced by Senator Caraway, Dem., Ark., but little attention was paid % it during the recent hearings. Later republicans indicated Mr. Hoover might stand for the plan and a sub-committee was appointed to consult him. They came away from the White House with the understanding Mr. Hoover had not looked into the plan. Many of the less enthusiastic farm leaders doubt If Mr. Hoover would sign such a bill, but they point out the record as It now stands indicates no administrtaion opposition. Such republicans and Hoover supporters as Brookhart of lowa, Norbeck of South Dakota and Borah of Idaho were inclined to favor the plan along with the remainder of the republican farm block, including Caper. Howell, Norris, Frazier. Nye, LaTollette, Blaine, McMaster and Johnson. McNary is willing to go along with them also. As matters stand this group with the aid of the democrats can swing the whole senate. The house is having no traffic with the debenture plan. Its 3500.000,(1(10 cooperative marketing bill will he made the unfinished business by Chairman Haugen of the agriculture committee who is prepared to demand enactment without change. This measure is known to have presidential support. Thursday, Friday and Saturday are to be alloted to general house debate and amendments will be taken up next Monday with a view to passing the bill before the end of next week. With many troubles besides the farm problem on their hands, senate leaders are in no hurry. They will meet tomorrow to make the farm bill the unfinished business and then adjourn until Monday. Other senate business includes, the investigation of the right of Secretary of Treasury Mellon to hold a cabinet position, which investigation begins in the judiciary committee today: the

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I presidential recommendation for suspension of the national origins provision of the immigration act, which will be si t enuously fought by Senator I’.eed, Repp., Penn., and some other republican leaders, and the clamor of the democrats for action on Wad street speculation. — —oFIERY AMARILLO EDITOR COMES INTO HIS OWN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) llvered as described.” “We are going to keep Gene here, Mayor Thompson said. “At the dinner we are going to tell him just how much we think of him. and also that we will increase our advertising with him if he will stay here with us." WIWLLIAM SMITH EXPIRES TODAY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) great-grandchildren also survive. Mr. Smith was a member of a family of seven children, only three of whom survive as follows: Mart Smith Conslipaied Instead of habit-forming physical or stronff. irritating pursM V take-NATURE’S REMXDT g |B\ Mt— theeafe.dspendable.atl- g ■ W W sagetabta laxative. Mild, kJMLIIT t-vntla. pleaaant-W-to- f lUbfil night-tomorrow alright. Tioohi Get a 25c box. • . ALRICsHI Recommended and aold by All 4 Decatur Druggists.

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of Borne; Mrs. Valentino Shaffer, of Monroeville, and Mrs. Janies Dailey, residing oust of Decafur. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. * ■■ m-o-.. Bandits Get $38,000 Payroll In New York New York, Apr. 17. — (U.R) — Four bandits opened fire with sawed off shot guns in lower New York today, wounded three persons and then escaped with a 338.000 payroll of the Bell telephone laboratories. John McKane, bank messenger, Patrolman Joseph Clancy, payroll guard, and Eugene Crowley, 17, were wounded. Crowley was standing on the street corner and was struck as the mess-

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