Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 29 April 1929 — Page 5

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Blouse Arouses Enthusiasm I I NEW YORK, Apr. 19- —With the sweeping acceptance ot the wleeveI 1 i e«< as evidenced at Southern resort's this season, it follows in logical P . that the sleeveless blouse Is also endorsed, and as a follow-up to K"'"'"'irtance of the Mouse as part of the tailored suit fashion for Spring. K blouse complementing the softer suit is presented asasununf i ■ i Vs scope, especially in the matter of fabrics, is varied, running the ■ f v.iv sheer materials to sturdy ones. And, in addition, the printed

House is huite as i important as the Hr hi monotone. summer wear, sleeveless Houses are being shown not only by H.,. blouse makers, but also by the Hrsss houses as part of their soft Humbles. The latter frequently Hake use of mousseline, organdie and Heer handkerchief linen in simple Httle modete ,hf tai,ore(l genre ’ re ’ bv a perky scarf or bow treatHont as a finish to the neckline. ■ Haiidken liief linen is particularly ■mportant. and is being presented in H‘if p a - steis as well as whHe ' Sev_ ■ral models developed in this way their inspiration from the Houses accompanying French beach Hjamas, when they are finished with ■ pleated jabot frill or with tends Hitched flat and little bows all of the fabric. The same idea is repeat■ed in chiffon. ■ chiffon and handkerchief linen, as Swell as georgette, are endorsed in ■sleeved blouses also. Other monoKone materials include crepe de Kliine. flat crepe and crepe satin. I I Several themes are recognized in ■blouses to complete tailored suits. ■For the plain dark brown suit, for ■example, the white or French nude ■ satin blouse is considered smart. ■Covert, which is very important as a ■ sui fabric is frequently worn with a ■ monotone crepe or satin blouse. For ■ the suit with the longer coat the ■ printed crepe blouse is advocated. I The Tuesday Night Bridge Club will ■ meet with Mrs. Dick McConnell, on I North third street, Tuesday evening ■ at seven thirty o’clock. The Triangle class of the Christian I Sunday school w ill hold a bafce sale I Saturday morning in Schmitt Meat I Market. T The Home Committee Os the Rebe» I kah lodge will meet Tuesday evening I immediately following the lodge sesI sion. Mrs. Amos Yoder and Mrs. Ed. I Miller will be hostesses. The Everready class of the First I Methodist Sunday school will nieet I Wednesday evening of this week at I 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. I Heber Humbarger, 'North Second I street. Members are requested to I note that the meeting has been adI vanced from Thursday to Wednesday, I because of an official board meeting I to be held Thursday evening. The Mount Pleasant Ladies Aid I will meet Thursday at two o’clock, I with Mrs. Frank Singleton. Mrs. Leo Saylors will be hostess. Tuesday evening at eight o'clock, to the Tri Kappa sorority, at her home 116 North Fourth street. The Mt. Tabor Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday evening, at 88 o'clock at the home of Mrs. May Tope. -» ENTERTAINS WITH BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. 'Anna Malott entertained at dinner, Sunday, complimentary to ti c first birthday anniversary of her little grand-daughter Doris Jean Malott, of Fort Wayne. A birthday cake with ne burning candle, centered the table, with cvers were laid for Mr. and Mis. G. W. Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malott, of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Johnson, and tup child's great grand-father, J. H. Williams, of Decatur. The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock, at the home of the president, Mrs. James Elberson. A special May Day offering will be taken at this meeting. , program arranged for PARENT-TEACHERS meeting A special program has been arranged for Wednesday afternoon, to be giv al the meeting of the South Ward Parent-Teachers’ Club to be held at lhe South Ward school. Several busi-| hess questions of importance will be tscussed and plans completed for he South Ward school operetta to be given May 17. Al! hiembers are reouested to attend. nesday afternoon, at 2;30 -o'clock with Mrs. Floyd Acker. Mis. LeWfe Armstrong will be hos css to the members of her Bridge club Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. ANNOUNCES ( M * Rr| AGE OF DAUGHTER ‘ ,is ' M. Hensley of 102 J. Nelou street, Fort Wayne, announces the

CLUB CALENDER Monday Research Club, Mrs. Carrie Haubold, 2:30 p. in. Evangelical Brotherhood meeting church, 7:30 p. m. Monday Night Club, Mrs. Ed Bokneebt, 6:30 P. M. Tuesday Btidge Club. Mrs. Lewis Armstrong 8:00 P. M. Tri Kappa Sorority, Mis. Leo Saylors, 8 P. M. •'Mother Mine” D. 11. 8. Auditorium 8:00 P. M. Auspices Willing Workers Class of U. B. S. S. Rebekah Home Committee, following lodge session. Tuesday Night Bridge Club, Mrs. Dick McConnell, 7:30 pm. Kirkland Ladies Club, 1 p. m. at Kirkland high school. Wednesday Alpha Zeta Bridge Club, Ethel Tumbleson, 7:30 P. M. Bona Fide Club, Mrs. Floyd Acker, 2:30 I’. M. Mt. Tabor Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. May Tope, 8 I’. M. Patent-Teachers meeting, South Ward School 3 P. M Everready Class of M. E. S. S., Mrs. Heber Humbarger, 7:30 P. M. Delta Theta Tan Alumni, Mrs. Paul Briede, 8:00 P. M. Thursday Calvary Evangelical Ladies Aid Mrs. Myrtle Hindenlang, all day. Antioch Missionary Society, Mrs. Edith Haugk, all-day. Presbyterians W. M. S. Mrs. James Elberson. 2:30 P. M. Mt. Pleasant Ladies Aid, Mrs. Frank Singleton, 2:00 1« M. Aunt Lucia, D. H. S. auditorium. 8 P. M. Friday Methodist W. H M. S., Mrs. Dan Elwin, 2:30 P. M. Bake Sale of Christian Triangle class, Schmitt Meat Market. Aunt Lucia, D. H. S. auditorium, 8 P. M. Sunday Minstrels of 1929, D. C. 11. S. Auditorium, 8 P. M. marriage of her daughter, Veda M, to Robert O. Orff, which occured Saturday, April 27, 1929. The Rev. Arthur Folsom, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational chin ch. of Fort \ .a\ m. fieiated at the ceremony, which vas witnessed by the bride’s rather, Mis Hensley, and the grooms steer, Mrs Harold Chadwick. . Mrs Orff was a former Decatur girt and for several years past, has been employed as a trained nurse, -n eha „e of General Electric Company s hospital in Fort Wayne. The Antioch Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Edith Haugk, all 'lay Thursday. ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Saylors entertained, last evening at their home on North Fourth street, with a dinnei Bridge of pretty Spring appointments. Four small tables were arranged in the entertaining rooms of the home and soft shaded candles which centered each table, furnished the lighting effect for the dinner. Dainty plate cards of Spring flower design marked covers for Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. William Linn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawley. Mr. and Mis. Lewis Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kellbr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gentis Mr and Mis. William Lenhart and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch. A most delicious two'course dinner was served by the hostess. Six games ot Bridge were enjoyed follow lug the dinner, and "prizes for high score were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rawley. During the games, punch was sei veil by Mrs. Saylors. The members of the Evangelical Ladies Aid Society are requested to meet tomorrow morning at 8 o’clock at the church for the cleaning day. A potluck dinner will be served at the woon hour. All ladies are asked to bring plenty of dust cloths and working material with them. The Alpha Zeta Bridge Club will meet Wednesday evening al 7:30 o'clock with Miss Ethel Tumbleson as hostess. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 oAJol'k. with Mrs. Dau Erwin. The Ladies Aid Society of the Cal-

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1929.

vary Evangelical church will hold an all day meeting, Thursday, with Mrs. Myrtle Hindenlang. A potluck dinner will be served ut the noon hour. Every member is requested to bring their needle and thimble in readiness to quilt. LICENSE ISSUED TO DECATUR COUPLE A marriage license was issued lute Saturday, ut the Wells county clerk's office, to Miss Minnie Louise Sutilef, an employee of the General Electric, hi this city, and Ervin Franklin Huilinger, also of this city, an employee of the Krick-Tyndall tile mill. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Viola Baumgartner, of Wells county. o No Decision Reached In Mellon Case By Committee Washington, Apr. 29. —(U.R>—The senate judiciary committee failed again today to decide whether Secretary of Treasury Mellon is violating the law by virtue of holding his office while having extensive stock interests in large industrial enterprises. The committee debated an hour and a half without reaching a decieion. Another meeting will be held tomorrow. 0 NOTICE Meeting of Beta Sigma Alpha at 6:30. Everyone be present. 0 S*****#»*»**S * HOSPITAL NOTES * Mrs. Peter Pearson, Decatur route one, underwent, a tonsillotomy, Saturday, at the tocal hospital. Dr. Frank Lose, South Second street, underwent a minor operation this morning at the Adams County Memorial hospital. Mrs. Wilson Kroeger, Monroeville, underwent a minor operation this morning at the hospital. Mrs* John Leuenberger, Monroeville, underwent a minor operation. Sat in day, at the hospital here. Walter Hildebrand, Decatur, route four, is a patient at the 'local hospital where he underwent a minor peration this morning. o Another Slain In Chicago's South Side Beer Warfare Chicago. Apr. 29.—(U.R) -Chicago’s south side beer war, from which, has emerged such vice overlords as the once-powcrful Johnny Torrio, "Polack Joe” Saltis and "Scarface Al” Capone, gangdom and the wounding of Benny was renewed today with the murder of eurico Tony Arduini, lesser light of I hitler, racketeer. Arduini, 42. saloon keeper, was shot to death in his automobile five hours after he had boasted to his wife that he escaped a gang of rival gunmen. His Lueger pistol lay beside his body. Frank Degrazea, a business associate, told police Arduini knew he had been marked for death. Hoover Appoints Member Os Radio Commission Washington April 29 (UP)-Presi-dent Hoover today sent to the senate the nomination of William I). L. s,drbuck of New York, to be a member of the Federal Radio Commission. o Dawes Returns Home New York, April 2'3 —(UP) Former vice President Chat les G. Dawes returned aboard the San Lorenzo today after fulfilling his task at the head of the financial mission to San Domingo. —_—_ 0 Hall's Nomination Approved Washington, April 29 —IP)— Ihe Senate judiciaiy committee voted favorably today on the nomination of Emmit H. Hall to be U. S. Marshal fol the northern district ot Indiana. —oReport Surrender Os Rebel Leader And Men Nogales, Ariz, April 29—(UP)—A report reached here today that ( oi. Miquel Gerrero had surrendered with 500 rebel soldiers, 18 machine guns, a 75 millimeter fiel dpiece and a million rounds of amuminition as federal for ces advance beyond Ortiz, Sonora. o Victory for Washington After the greatest debate ever held over the Constitution, its supporters in the Virginia Constitutional convention won by a majority of only ten. The confidence of Virginians in George Washington probably won tbe b “ l “' for many of those voting for it were swayed by their trust in the of George Washington rather than their belief in the Constitution as offered for ratification. o Sheepish Admissions Many n big financl’r who would think nothing of turning « lion dollar business deal, will Sheep Ishlv admit to cherlsHng high spots of the most astonlsliin, character-a last-minute touchdown during college days; the farewell kiss of an ohi sweetheart, or even nn exceptionally low golf score.—Form and Fireside. . _ o FOR SALE 3 pedigreed Grey Flemish Giant labbits; 2 does and I buck. Ohl enough for breeding. Call 514:’ 102-3! o - — WANTED—Housework in good home by young girl 18 years old. Louise Hitzelberger. Call 302. 201-3tx

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Mrs. George Kinzle lias sold her residence on North Second street to Sam Baumgartner, The sale was made thriigh t|ie Mlohaud agency. Miss Anne Murtaugh nurse at the St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis, returned to hei duties after spending the week-end visiting with her mother Mis. Mary Murtaugh on Mercer Avenue. Miss Catherine Christen, of Fort Wayne, spent the week-end visiting in this city. Miss Marie Murtaugh, of Toledo, Ohio, visited over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Murtaugh. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Strickler and son Paul, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Shirk in Fort Wayne. Arthur Hyland, of Illis city, made a business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Sheriff Harl Hollings worth motored to Fort Wayne, this afternoon, where he transacted business. ■ Attorney B'. F. Roller, of this city, was a business visitor in Fort Wayne today. Mi. and Mrs. Jonas Tritch and son Max Allen, of Fort Wayne, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gause and family, Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Akom ami children and Miss Louise Nihizer, of Van Wert, Ohio, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mis. Cecil Gause and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kreischer ami children motored to Wren, Ohio. Saturday and attended the Wren High School Alumni program. Mr.» and Mrs. Lloyd Daniels attend ed the Wren high school alumni in Wren, Ohio, Saturday. The condition of Mrs. Helen M. Blossom who has been quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Noah Frye, on Monroe street, tor the past several months, is reported to lie about the same. Mrs. Edith Brenictkamp, of Diyton Ohio, spent Sunday visiting with her mother, Mrs. Helen M. Blossom and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Frye, on Monroe street. Otto Weidler, Decatur route three, is a patient at the Adams County Memorial hospital, where he was taken Saturday afternoon, after he had been injured while blasting stumps on ids farm. Mr. Weidler’s injuries consist chiefly of a fractured qnkle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giilig motored to Fort Wayne last evening, where they witnessed Father Sheridans production of “The Call," at the Catholic Community Center.' Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gass and daughter Beatrice and Miss Rose Fulleukamp witnessed “The Call” at the Catholic Community Center in Fort Wayne, last evening. Air. and Mrs. O. L. Vance visited in Fort Wayne, Sunday afternoon, with relatives and friends. Mrs. Minnie Holthouse, daughters Florence and Irene. Margaret Holthouse and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt house, visited in Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Miss Jeanette Clark. Miss Dessolee Chester and Mrs. C. S. Clark visited in Fort Wayne Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Conter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller and Dr. and Mis. J. G. Neptbue motored to Fort Wayne last evening. J. H. Heller, I. W. Macy ami L. J. Yager made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. James Leanord, of Huntington, visited friends in this city, Sunday. Mrs. Herb Curtis and Mrs. Max Kidd visited friends in Fort Wayne Saturday afternoon. Leo Kit sell, local Hudson-Essex dialer, was a business visitor today, in Fort Wayne. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Kern, of Elk hart, and Mrs. Eli Ray, of Monroe were guests, today, of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Kern, North Seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeby of Shipsewana, visited, Sunday, at the Wil Ham Zwick residence, Nrdth Second street. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Kern visit'd, Sunday, with relatives in Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crist had as their guests at dinner, Sunday Miss Creo Crist and Hubert Meyers, of Fort Wayne. Mrs. D. Tinkham of Berne was a business caller here Saturday afternoon. James Foremain one of the best known residents of south Blue Creek called on us Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan motored to Indiana'polis Sunday where they en Joyed the day with their daughter, Mis. Dorothy Goodrich anil daughter Nancy. Miss Della Sellemeyer visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer in Fort Wayne. Leo Yager was a business visitor in Fort Wayne this morning. James Leonard of Huntington visited here Sunday. The entrance house at Bellmont park is being taken down. During tile twenty-five years thousands of visi tors to the [airs and races have passed through the. turnstiles there and it has become a landmark. The high winds yesterday did some damage about town Sunday, many limbs being blown down ami a few old buildings twisted. Mr. and Mis. C. I). Teeple and daughter, Miss Alta, visited in Rome City over Sunday. Jj, H. Heller attended to business in

Fiflt Wayne this morning. Elnurre Cook ot Monroe was in the | city Saturday. Herman Myers of south of the citv city was in the city Saturday afternoon. Jasper Wable ot near Monroe made a business trip to Decatur Saturday afternoon. Julius Mclntosh of Monroeville attended to business in the city Saturday. Jasper Wable of near Monroe was in town Saturday. Lawrence Strickler of Monroe spent Saturday in the city. Jim McCullough ot near Monroe was in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Kunkle of Root township were in town Saturday. Bob Peterson of Fort Wayne was in town Saturday afternoon. H. W. Thompson of Sturgis, Michigan was in town Saturday. There are many cases of the measles in this city. Several new canes were reported over the week-end. Lawrence Voglcwede, William Shoe- i maker and John Lose were visitors in Fort Wayne, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Hocker went to Berne i Sunday evening, wliere site acted as , judge in the Bible memory elimin- j ation contest, held in the Mepnonite church. S. E. Shamp will leave tomorrow for j Cleveland, Ohio, where lie has been . elected to meet the Arbritration Boatd ! to fix salaries for agents and opera- [ tors on the Nickel Plate railroad. Mr. Shamp will be gone for several days. Miss Delores Buckmaster of Monroe left yesjerday for North Manchester, where she will take normal teacher's tiuining in the Manchester College, for a term of weeks. Dr. S. D. Beavers, who is a patient al the Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, is reported better, but is still quite, ill and nervous. He will remain at the hospital two or three weeks befoie returning to his borne in this city. Miss Florence Leichtensteiger, of Itert Wayne, visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leichtensteiger. Mr. and Mis. Lowell. Smith and son Lowell, Jr., left this morning for their home in Columbus, Ohio, after visiting with Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith and tiler telatives. Among those from out of the c'ty who attended the funeral of Robert Green, which was held in this city, last Friday, were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsey ami daughter Dorothy of Inion City; Wesley Cox, Charles Darce, Mr. and Mrs. George Weisling and daughters, Mr. ami Mrs. Archie Moore, Lawrence Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillispe, Miss Lizzie Ramsey Mr. Mark Coldien, all of Portland: Miss Nane Huey, of Hartford Citv; Edward B. Miller, of Marion; Mrs. Ruth Weisling of Biyanl; Miss Ella Kane of Warren. Ohio; Mrs. Kathryn Zeser and daughter Mildred, Mrs. D. W. Huges I and son Dan, anil Miss Ruth Tutweiler of Fort Wayne. Maliel Biberstein, Emma Crozier, William Lister and Louis Butcher were Sunday guests at Miss Bibersfein'ts pareittal home near Berne. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Warner and Mr. and Mis'. Lowell Warner, of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schwartz, at their home on North Second street. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman ami daughter Fein motored to Spencerville Ohio, Sunday, where they visited witli Mrs. Zimmerman's sister and Mother — o Woman Fined For Sending Sex Pamphlet Through Mail Brooklyn, April 29 —(UP) — Mrs. Mary Ware Bennett was fined S3OO today by Federal Judge Warren B. Burrows for sending her pamphlet, “The Sex Side of Life” through the mails. Judge Borrows parolled Mrs. Bennett to the custody of her attorney, Mortis Ernst, until tomorrow afternoon at two P. M. when papers in an appeal from the conviction are to be filed. 17 Ha ' 5 Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan, Peterson, are the parents of a girl baby, born Saturday, April 27. 1929, al the Adams County Memorial hospital. The baby has been named Marilyn Lynette. The mother was formerly Miss Hope Byerly, and the father ot lliu Gas Made Her Cross, Can’t Eat or Sleep “When I ate I would bloat up with gas. I couldn't sleep, was cross and nervous. Adlerlka has given me real relief.” Mrs. M. Meyer. Adlerika relieves stomach and sourness in TEN minutes. Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel, it removes old waste matter you never thought was in your system. Let A'llerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleansing and see how much better you feel. It will surprise you! Smith, Yager & Faile, druggists.

babe is the athletic coach of Kirkland high school. Announcements have been received by friends in this city, of the birth of a girl buby to Mr. and Mrs. Byard H. Smith, of Chicago. The little miss was born on April 24, 192!). and has been named Joanne Elizabeth.

—— —gj-. — — PRIDE in the home sugy° u wa 9 paper r'g--- «f the best quality and *Alt lb rte i i i Among the hundreds of patjlitif'i * terns we now have in stock "*IP" T * ou ar * aMured of finding what ~w ™ y OU want and at prices you want to pay. We’ll be glad to ' , •**♦* show you any’ime. **. | Ic to 50c roll Holthouse Drug Co.

| THE CORT I trf L.n] ffi Tonight—Tomorrow ffi 1 “THE DIVINE LADY” | jjqft A mighty sea spectacle with a cast of qU □3 breathless thousands Sni CORINNE GRIFFITH, H. B. WARNER and others. g] UE Now you can see the private love affairs of history's most LE beautiful vwoman lived upon the screen. The smile that won her first man—the kiss that changed the fate of an empire! ■fi She was the plaything of men, until she realized the spell that Jfj jUE was in her beauty. And she used it to make princes, kings and Dr" jpff world-powers slaves to het charm! 8 Comedy 20c - -40 c News WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY—“THE MICHIGAN KID” with LG Rene Adcree and Conrad Nagel. Wc * 2nl

The ADAMS Theatre TONIGHT and TUESDAY WITH SOUND! I MONTE BLUE F'x KA(IUE1 f TORR ES wre smoows s»s The thrilling drama of the pearl market has now been brought to the screen in a great picture of Love and Sacrifice. plot and counter-plot, made from the world-famous novel. TWO YEARS TO FILM! Actual tropic locations! A flaming love story! Added—STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY and JIMMY FINLAYSON in “BIG BUSINESS.” A comedy riot! 20c —4O c “WINGS” with (Jara Bow. Buddy Bogers, Richard Ark u and Gary Cooper.

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