Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 19 April 1929 — Page 4

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• DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. I H. Heller Pres. anti Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur. Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies —.4 .02 One week, by carrier ——« .10 One year, by carriers — 6.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mail 1.00 Six Months, 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, J 3.50 one year. Advertising Hates made Known on Application National Advertising Representatives Scheerer, Inc., 35 East Wicker Drive, Chicago 200 Fifth Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana league of Home Dallies. The butterfly who circles around the candle long enough is almost sure eventually to have his wings scorched, ' The story of the Imttle with the bank bandits at Columbia City reads almost like a Mexican revolution. ■ Au investment banker figures it out that by 2035 the women will have all the national wealth. Some of our great grandsons may have to get along on a meager allowance for powder puffs ami lip sticks. Boosters for John Landeuberger, one of the republican candidates for < the mayoralty nomination at Fort Wayne, are dec hiring lie is a duplicate of President Hoover. What a shame < to waste him on such a measley job I The largest still in captivity was taken in the raid here Wednesday afternoon, showing that when we do;' 'things in Adams county we do them? on a large scale. At least they will have to admit these operators were no pikers. Curiosity is a queer part of our makeups Hundreds of people made their way ov< -a rough lane to the | house where the stills were located yesterday. There wasn't so much to see except some boilers and vats. I there was a dreadful odor and much guessing, but those who went seem- I ed to enjoy it all very much, just why we don't know. The federal authorities announce ’ they will make a thorough and com plete investigation of the 8,000-gallon distillery uncovered near here, going on the theory that there was a eon spiracy. which means a partnership of several who were to profit from the unlawful enterprise. Os course thats the duty of officials and what the community will expect. James Jackson finally decided that he wasn't wanted under the Leslie administration and resigned as superintend'nt of the School for Feeble Minded at Fort Wayne. How he managed to catch on to that fact we can't imagine but Jim is slicker than some folks thought him, it seems, so he. quit before they could fire him. C. A. McGonagle, from the Boy’s School at Plainfield, landed tin plum. • It is regretted that innocent bystanders and officers were injured in ( the gun battle at Columbia City yesterday whi n effort- were made to ' holdup a.bank. The results are proof that when these laws violators are . interfered with they try their best to ; shoot their way out. They deserve no sympathy when caught and should b» dealt witli quickly and as severely as the law provides. The sugar heel acreage is growing and there is no reason why an additional two or three thousand acres should be secured during the next two or three weeks, which would make possible a campaign of the local factory next fall. We hope every former who can possibly do it. will get ia the beet game this year. The company and Hie community need your cooperation and will appreciate, it and we believe you will show a dandy - profit. *

TODAY’S CHUCKLE Chicopee, Mass. —(UP)— After ' the judges had picked the winner [ of a high vchool beauty contest here, tiny discovered to their amazement that they had selected ' a boy masquerading as a girl— | Robert Dunlop of Williumsctt. He j kept the prize. Three boys over at Huntington last I Saturday evening got hold of time 1 pints of moonshine liquor which they proceeded to drink. Then they got an automobile and began a wild ride which wound up shortly after they had run down B. W. Richards who was fatally injured. Now they are under arrest on a charge of manslaughter. Is that your idea of a thrill boys? Its an expensive one as these lads will tell you after they are all through with the terrible grin£ and the punishment. According to Edward J. Tobin, superinteudent of Cook county schools, more than seventy per cent of tile boys and sixty per cent of the girls, between eighteen and twenty-five years of age, accept as the regular standard of recreation an automolgle lide with a partner and a bottle of gin or moonshine. If thats the case you don't need to expect any grea' cleanup in Chicago for some time. The majority, it seems will be against it. Think it over folks and realiz • that the problem is a serious om ■ which seems to grow worse insteact ’ of better. A recent survey indicates that the daylight saving movement is growing. Some communities which practised it, last year and year before have dir | carded the custom now, but so many' others have taken it up that there i> j an actual increase in the area wher<>' usd. During the coming summer, the survey shows more than 25,000,1100 | persons in this country will be rising, I working and playing on daylight sav-I in;,- schedules. It is the cities that 1 likes the advanced time the best ' which is natural for in the rural sec-1 turns it is something of'a hardship.

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Farmers have always made the most of every daylight hour. Be that as i it may the fact remains that the cus tom is growing and it is quite possible I that within a short time the eastern 'schedule will be Fn use the year iaround all tiie way to the Mississippi. I That won't change it for some but It I w ill al least stop I lie < untu.-mm. Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE Tea Stains * Ice-tea stains can be lemoved from linen by soaking the stain as soon is possible in Javelin water and then pouring boiling waler through it. Odors To remove odors from Hu- ice Im' cupboard, or pantry, fill a dish with boiling water and drop in a piece of charcoal. Doughnuts To avoid the grease in doughnuts try adding a pinch of ginger. *******«•»«•• * TWENTY YEARS AGO • * From the Dally Democrat Fits • * Twanty Years Ago Today ♦ *«««¥¥« ****** April 19 —t'hailes F. Rinehart leaves for Kingfisher, Oklahoma, to make home. One hundred and thirty-eight take April diploma examination. Knox county council refuses to male appropriation tor local option election Five "blind tigers" in Gary raided bypolice. County treasurer's office open until eight I’. M.. to accomodate taxpayers. Herman Retaking and son leave fori

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929.

■* - I t i Texas, where they own 280 acres of. I laud. ' j J. S. Franklin returns from visit in Florida. i Mr and Mr- A 11 Sellemeyer cole 1 brale their 25th wedding anniversary. 1 Mr. Robinson, of Kentucky, is organizing Hu* Hoagland State bank Col. Fred Roppeit and A. J. Smith at Kentland for the annual McCray sale, o -....— MODERN ETIQUETTE By ROBERTA LEE Q. Why is the monogram on a large ' dinner napkin embroidei.-d in the center? A. Because the large napkins are folded in thirds instead of quarters. Q. Who is considered the most important servant where several are employed in a household? A. The butler. Q Should one make a call of inquiry after receiving an announcement of a birth? A. Yes, and promptly — o—\ — CONGRESS TODAY tU.Rk - Senate: Not in session. Judiciary committee meets to < ' Unite investigation into secrela Treasury Millon's right to hold office. House: Continue s debate on farm relief bill. Ways and means committee continues writing new tariff act. Notice There will be a meeting of lb" Conncommittees at 8 < < i.-’.i this' evening al tile industrial rooms. All committee members are urged to at-j I tend. ■MIBNBBBWnHWKHBDBBHCIMWBBBKSM

RESOLUTIONS ' Adopted by laoyal Order of Moose Whereas. Death has again parted the portals of our lodge and entering, an unwelcome guest, has taken from our defending c ircle our brother. Fred Fogle, and Whereas, Brother Fogle was our friend in Fraternity, our co-laborer 4n all good works, ami a faithful and Loyal Moose. Therefore, lie it Resolved; that to liis family and immediate hmm- circle we express our belief In the worthiness of his life, the uprightness of his character, and his genuine love for his fellow men. Resolved further: That in the death of our brother, this lodge loses a firm

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