Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1929 — Page 3

m INSTITUTE I PLANS TOWARD I UNITED CHURCH M s nien And Religious ■ iXlers tssemblc At Buck W Hill Falls, Pa. Fulls. Pa.. -June 13—(IT) towaru I’.iited Church M. -idered by tue first annual tomorrow with promln- ■'»'! laymen in attendance. ■*“' \, r „,mdwotk for the construe ■■/., universal uhurch embracing iS expected to be laid at this . which will inaugurate in . .1' religion a tradition similar \\ ilii imstown Institute in pul: calling the InstilHl| -toting the convention lying ■’L-i'.l ... establishment, was issued ' BP** ( Penney, chain department i .omi r. collaboration with the If of the Christian Herald > ■ Text of Proclamation 1 we believe that there ■ A guiined in the realm of re- I progress by the ftee distil religious leaders of all of the cAmmon pros pint confront them. The peril' ■that i;ue Christianity have no regard imnational lines. Tile ptob that confront them. The perils Christianity have no regaril lines. The prole most vitally confront Chris:l i, mm sectarian. Christian lb mi interdenominational jouinid. K lias no denominational ends Io ■ t j- mndt -ire, therefore that this ami ■ a (■ linsii native contribution to tin .. and problems which ■ sh«r<"i by Christain men and worn, n Church affiliations. we believe that such d . ■(.gteimis will be of particular value in they will provide a channel for ■ 1 inure articulate expression of the of Protestantism. The at of these Institutes will be than clerical. This is not beate uncertain concerning the ■ liftership of the ministry; it is rather he judgments of laymen ■tel luse the facilities for giving these expression are as yet Imi that teason, the majority o'' membership of these Institufi ■ diawn from among the Bel be Church. confident in the third [dace " > personnel ami the declaration hose who meet this year and will in future years will have a sig influence upon the thinking church at lai ge. Thi se ti will not convene without exha’.ispi. liminary study. For that reaa,lt ' because of the recogniz' d of those who participate in ii-cussions, the declarations that be forthcoming are certain to reserious attention. ■ Christian Fellowship we feel sure that much is ■to ie gained by the Christian fellow ■ which tiie Institute of Religion to.-or. We believe that those wb will find themselves in agreeupon the most vital purposes of lives. We hope that the Ins’itute be characterized by communion as by discussion. If the spiritkinship of Christians can be more established, one of the major for which the Christian HerM Institute of Religion was founded be attained.” - months of intensive research ■11'll" field of church unity have been on in anticipation of the " Reports will be received from commissions during the course ■«tt " Institute: the first, on a tentastatement of a Christian docu looking toward unity: the seeon tiie ecclesiastical machinery for such unity; and tin n the ways a united church can more successfully than a diBP** 11 one. A close study of tiie propos■Buiiiuns among such groups as the ■ydiyterians, Episcopalians, and the and the Congregationa■■r and the Disciples, also will be ■B' 1 The general emphasis of tiie pro will | )e on (b e extension to tiie 1,1 an opportunity forexpreson the various phases of tiie probespecially with regal d to the ecand spiritual gains to be had 1 union, the obstacles in tiie way the means of removing them. Ramsey Chairman permanent chairman of the In and presiding officer is Fred Ramsey, Cleveland business man Screed John R. Mott as execuof the Y. M. C. A. Prospeakers scheduled include Horne, president of tiie MeilS Refrigerating Company; Bishrancis J McConnell, president of Bg'i Fe^era ' Council °f Churches; Dr. ■ e ’.' I ' ies Madman, noted radio preach‘Uni Dr. Daniel A. Poling, president ,p Intel national Society. Christian ■ ntp t * ler ua, ' onal figures expected to include Bruce Barton, Author: ■jj ' Babson, financial authority; , e Walker Willebrandt; Senator l '' H. Vandenberg, of Michigan; ■ «#(1 I° r Henry 3 A,len - of Kansas; ■■ Vy Se ’ puh ' ic relations counsel. ■ Dad. A new tie Brk" n } Vance & Linn will be a; ■ fland y gift. I

Drugged Wanderer | i ' I This girl, who was found wander- L ing in a drugged and dazed condition t in Tulsa, Okla., was unable to give ] any clue as to her identity except to i say that all she remembers is that she left Evanston, 111., to meet two t men at a Chicago hotel, t

INDIANA HAS 334 FIRES IN MONTH OF APRIL Total Loss Durinjj Month Was $627,415, State Fire Marshal Reports The State Fire Marshal Department announces the fire loss statistics for April 1929. In the month of April there were 334 fires. Os these 182 occurred in cities as over 5.000 population, 68 in cities and towns with populations under 5,000, and 84 in the rural sections (which included the small villages). Os the 182 fires occurring in cities with a populatio not more thpn 5,000 the smallest number were in Bedford, Coc: 1 prsv'ille, Frankfort, Franklin, Peru, and Winchester, each of which had one fire. Fort Wayne had the most which was 33. South Bend had 19, Gary 18, Lafayette 16, Vincennes 11, and Terre Haute 10. The total file loss for the state during April was $627,415. Os this $295. 913 was in cities of more than 5,000 population; $85,172 in cities under 5.000 population; and $246,330 in the rural sections. In the cities of over 5,000 population. the city of South Bend had the greatest loss, of $101,814. Tipton had Idsses amounting to $43,706; Hobart $37,500; Kokomo $32,413; and Brazil SB,IBB. The city of Winchester had the smallest loss, which was $lO. Although Fort Wayne had 33 fires its loss was only $6,700. The fire loss at Terie Haute with 10 fires was $1,528. Hobart had 3 fires, Kokomo 3, and Tipton 4. Gary’s 18 files caused a loss of only $4,185. The value of the property involved at Hobart was $76,000. Thus Hobart had a 49 per cent loss. The value of the property involved at Gary was $656,350. Therefore Gary had a .6 ot 1 per cent loss. The loss at South Bend was 25 per cent; at Kokomo 18 per cent; at Tipton 32 per cent; at Terie Taute 3 pel cent; and at Fort Wayne 3.7 per cent. The total value of the property involved in fires in cities of over 5,000 population was $2,410,899 and the loss was 12 per cent. In cities and towns under 5,000 population, the value of property involved was $309,125 and the loss was 27 per cent and in the rural sections the property value was $469,429 and the loss was 53 per cent. Out of the 84 filial fires, Boone county had 10, which was the greatest number, and the greatest fire loss, which was $46,819. Clay County had 6 fires and loss of $10,456; Warrick county hail 9 fires and a loss of $16,170; and 53 counties reported no fires at all. —s o I. U. Professor To Be Married To A Student Bloomington, Ind., June 13 (I I ) A marriage license was issued to student and teacher in the Indiana I niversity school of music here. rrof. Ernest Hoffzimmer, 52, obtained a license to marry Sarali Ellen Rough, 20, a student i nliis classes. The couple will said from New York Saturday with musif students for a tour of Europe. Coroner Gives Verdict In Death Os E. J. Fogarty South Bend, Ind., June 13 (VP) Coroner C. B. Crumpacker, in a statement issued here today, said that Warden Edward J. Fogarty died of a bullet wound in the head inflicted while temporarily demented. “All the evidence presented to me is indicative of a man suffe " i " g a complete physical and mental bn akdown," the coroner said. The offlcW verdict will not be returned foi 10 days, he said. _ Sunday is Father’s Day - A tie from Vance At Lmn j more than please.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929.

FRENCH ENTER MCE TO 811113 .SEAMONSTER New Ocean Giant To Be 960 Feet Long With Tonnage Os 60,000 By Richard I). McMillan tl'nitid Press Stuff Cmrespoudcnt) Palis, June 12 (VP) —A new ocean giant to sail under the French tricolor ■ now being planned as an addition to the passenger fleet of the French Lino, which will thus bring Franco into the running in the maritime race which is developing betwetin Britain and Ge - many. Although fire recently crippled the new German liner Europa, the Germnns are rapidly completing her sister ship, the Bremen, with which they hope to carry off the speed riband of the Atlantic from the Ctinard. The Mauietania has held the record for nearly 20 years. As a reply to the German challenge, the British White Star Line and Cunard companies ate reported to be build ing two vessels which will have a tonnage of about 70,000 apiece and will far outclass the present ocean monsters, Leviathan, Majestic and Reren-

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gal la. It is to keep .'■liimist of this growing' ilvaliy mid to maintain their hard won phu'u In the fight for trnna-Atlan | tic traffic that the French are building tbir new nuper-ahlp, which will be greater than the luxurious Ile-de-France. The plans are already fur advanced, | it Ih undeistood, since work han already been begun at St. Navnire on a new dock big enough to berth the lutI' st leviathan, while the shipbuilding company, Penhoet, In the name port .ue preparing the yard fur building. According to present reports, the vessel will b<- nearly nine hundred feet In length, which fulls shoit of the 1,00(1 feet which, It Is declared, will i lar.ictei ize the Biijtsh s«if|.v while the French super-line: will eveeed 60,000 tons, thus outrivaling any of the evlsting giants which ply between New York and the ports of Europe. She will lie electrically driven throughout. A comparison with France's present giant, the lle-de-France gives a good idea of the st:lde which the new vessel will rep: esent foi French shipbuilders, since the lie-durance has a displacement of 43,000 tons ami a length of about 750 feet. I The new dock will be more than a thousand feet in length and it will • thus be possible to berth any of the world's biggest ships. The dock will 1 be named "Joubert” in honor of the Piesident of the St. Nnzaire t'hamber 1 of Commerce. o— —— ■ Get the Habit—Trade at home. It Pav,

WOULD SET SPEED MARK London. June 13 —(UP) Breakfast in London and lunch five hours later I jin New York such will be the speed ' of modern air tt.inspo t If XV. D. Verschoyle's gravitation conquering air , machine will work. The inventor l:a-' Just applied for a ' British patent on an Invention which '. lie claims will make possible the eonstruelh.u of n machine capable of fly- • lug 600 miles per hour, or from l»n---i don to New Yo:k in less than five hours. "The scientific theory behind this invention”, said Versehoyle, "has been ’ ! develop) d by experiments and is large--1 ly in accord with the latest mathematical theories of gravitation as proWhy Some Women i , Are So Popular Bemi’y’s first requisite—skin perfectv tion. Thus, the fairest and wisest use I MEL LO- GL O Face Powder that , spreads more smoothly and produces I a youthful bloom. Its new French process makes MELLO-GLO stay on r longer ami buns the shiny nose. Pure' Prevents pastiness, flakiness, irritation and large pores. Use MELLO- » GLO. Tlic HoltliNiisc Drug t'o.

pounded by Einstein and that of the electron by Sir. J. J. Thomson In h's Girton lecture." Briefly the theory behind his Invention Is that gravitation Is slmiilar to magnetism und Is therefor control!I able by electricity. If Verschoyle is able to control graI vltatlon his air machine will arise und ‘ descend vertically, thus dispensing |

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»■-. ■ I Illi T>, with large und unfrequnnt landing Ing flcldn. There will be no plmu-H, gus bugs or helicopter*, the motors being able to uttuln u speed of 600 miles an hour after conquering gravi tutlon. Vemchoyle will cull his future ma- , chine an Aeromotor. lie expects to have Ida first mode! completed within |u year. 1.,. ■ — ■ I-..—..