Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 172, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1929 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT Cft I H. He11er....« Pres and Oen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouee Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HellerVice-President Entered at the Poetoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies • -02 One week, by carrier—.lo Ono year, by carriers — 600 One month, by mail.6s Three months, by ma 11.........—.- 1.00 Six Months, by mail — 1.75 Ono year, by mai1...........— -— S.Oti One year, at office——— 8 00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere, *3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application... National Advertising Representatives Scheerer, Inc., 65 East Wacker Drive. Chicago 200 Fifth Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana Iz-ague of Home Dallies. Dr. William F. King, health director Os Indiana, is a smart man. He has discovered that a man Is at his best at sixty, which pleases us old "duffers" who have been told-so often what we should be chucked out of the road. iThese are hot days and its hard to think of things to write about in an editorial column but we still think the river banks ought to be cleaned up and landscaped and that a rest room would bring many "thunk yous from Decatur visitors. You can still buy a,n Adams county farm for less than its worth. In many instances lhi prices asked would not replace the improvements and so you can have the land tree. It won't last long and the wise folks are investing now. Eleven thousand people were killed in automobile accidents the first half of this year and ten times that many were more or less seriously injured. That's 4 big price to pay for carelessness and it has been shown that about nine out of ten of the accidents were caused by Ute carelessness of some one. " wk A coroners jury in Chicago has decided that u man whose body was found inside an open furnace, badly burned, with his hands wired behind him and a strap so light about his neck that he choked, committed suicide. Well, all we have to say is that if the verdict is correct the fellow went to a lot of needless trouble. While Governor Leslie is in the east, his secretary is issuing pardons and otherwise transacting business for the chief executive. Where is Lieutenant Governor Bush and why is he not (ailed to do the duties prescribed by the constitution and why can't Indiana get down to the old fashioned business of o|s>rating the state as it should be? Don't get drunk and if you do don't beat tip on your wife. A fellow down at Columbus. Indiana, who has been raising one dollar bills to tens for three years and getting away with it tried that and it made his wife so mad that she tipped the officials off. Now hubby is in jail and his wife is trying to get him out and everything is all mixed up. The best wishes for a fine time and a nil eitpcrience from a host of admiring If i ids ,ii ties community follow Jimmie Burk across file Atlantic where he wi’l ake part in the Boy Scout Jamboree. He will meet a lot of regular "fellers." will enjoy it thoroughly and will receive valuable training. Its great to be a Life Scout and its fine to be chosen to such an honor as has come to this lad. Henry Dahlen, a New Yot k manufacturer, addressing the International Walther League at Fort Wayne, declared the church a greater organization than the combined industries of k; world and tltats. Without £h<- diiirch 'Would have'nothing worth fighting for and you owe to your church every possible support. Such meetings as that held the past week cannot but prove of great benefit to a community. Twenty-five more banks- closed in

TODAY’S CHUCKLE Waxachachl, Tex., —(UP) —H. L>. ' Lindsey, breakman, stepped off hU train when it came to a stop. Unfortunately the train had stopped on a bridge. Lindsey's fall was id feet am! his broken leg will mend

southern Florida this week, making a total of about fifty for the past month, it Is probably a delayed echo from the boom of a few years ago. Yet Florida Is one of the greatest states in the Union with millions of dollars worth of natural resources and some day It will so be proven. After the water Is squeezed out, the state will move forward rapidly again. Lewis Armstrong, a Decatur young man, has expressed some real thoughts in his letter to -the treasury department, voicing his opinion as to how to bring about better law enforcement. His is after all the only suggestion of real value when it comes to bettering conditions. It will never 1 l»e done by force or by shooting down people, by running up and down the country abusing each other. Better morals come only from more sincere training at home. If that cannot be given, tjie future for this nation and for the world looks dark indeed. We would think his message would attract the Interest and the attention of Mr. Lowman and all others of the treasury department. The state highway commission of Kansas, witii its chief engineer, is now traveling through Indiana, studying ifs highway system and its roads. Kansas made a serious mistake in dividing the authority for the building of highways between the state and tlie counties, making it necessary to get the consent of a county before a road could be constructed. As a result there is no paved road across that state in any direction that is as much as a hundred miles in length. Seeing the error, the last legislature remodeled its law to follow the idea of the Indiana system, ami the state will now go ahead and try to catch up with itself. It is five years behind. , o —— — MODERN ETIQUETTE By ROBERTA LEE Q. When attending a church wedding is it courteous to leave the church before the members of the immediate families leave? A. Never. The members of the families should be allowed to leave first. Q Is it ever proper to make a social call in the morning? A. In the city, only a very intimate friend has the privilege. Q Should the dinner table be square or round? A. Either is correct. o

Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE • . Gilt Frames If gilt frames, chandeliers, and such articles, are rubbed occasionally with a soft cloth dampened in onion water, flies will not soil them. Broths Use the water in which green vegetables- are cooked for broths for invalids. Beat up an egg in it for bouillon. This gives the body salt, potassium Dish Water A tabiespoont'ult of ammonia added to the dish water will take the place of soap as a cleaner. o * TWENTY YEARS AGO ‘ * From the Daily Democrat File * * Twenty Years Ago Today * July in—Mayor Franco fines three men who conducted an immoial show court house coiner. President Yal't is trying to have the tariff bill modified. Harry K. Grubb, of South Norfalk, Conn., here for a visit, first in twelve years Home of Mrs. Clinton Grim south of C and 1-z. railroad destroyed by fire Air. and Mrs H. B Heller entertain at their home on North Fifth street. Sinton Tsvlor farm in Wabash town ■ship, 80 acres, sold to Jacob Drake for 65.000. W. P. Schrock. Dr. E. G. Coverdale'aitd J. G. Niblick, motored to Bluffton to witness ball game. Huntington won 2 to 1 Sister Dolores, formerly Miss Nona Holthouse, visiting here Q Insure your threshing machine crew for compensation as provided by law. Cali J. S. Peterson, phone 206. 17016

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