Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1929 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller . „ Pres. and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Bec'y A Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates Single copies - I 02 One weok. by carrier —— .10 One year, by carrier 500 One month, by mall 35 Three months, Uy mai... 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 seeond zones. Elsewhere, 33.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Advertising Representatives Scheerre, Inc., 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 415 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana League of Home Dailies. Krick. Vance, Appelman, Gillig. Linn, Hunter, Mrs. Christen and Mrs. Martin. That’s the democratic ticket, ail airignt, willing to serve you to the best of their ability. The farm bloc seem to be strong enough to prevent the Hooverites putting anything over ou them in the senate but the trouble is that they are not getting any where themselves. Arrange your affairs so you can attend the public meeting at democratic headquarters Thursday evening. There willtbe talks by 11. M. DeVoss, D. B. Erwin and Dick D. Heller and others. They are trying to run the lobbyists out of Washington, which by the way might be better for the public which is rarely if ever represented by any special workers. The lobbyists usually represent some group which wants something. Two weeks from tomorrow is election day. Make it your personal and particular business to vote and to see that your friends vote. Remember you are selecting the men who will have charge of your affairs the next four years. It’s a very important job. If you do not vote you should not complain about how public affairs arc conducted. It's so easy to pass it up and say “Oh my vote is only one and won't change it any way,” but if you do that and a hundred others do likewise you can readily see that it does make a difference. The stock market has been slipping steadily the past few weeks and there is alarm now that it is in for a real one. Stocks are worth just what they bring a return on and no more and when the prices reach that point, the drop will cease you may rest assured and when that time comes the country will be healthier. Voters are cordially invited to attend the first public political meeting of the city campaign to be held at democratic headquarters, Thursday night of this week. There will be a general discussion of the issues and the candidates which you should hear. It remains only for sufficient interest to be aroused to get the vote out and the democratic victory is assured. Governor Leslie has paroled five more prisoners, these from the penal farm. Two of these were sent up for the crime of criminal assault, two for liquor law violations and one for larceny, what’s the use to go to the expense and effort of running down and arresting and trying law violators If the powers that be liberate them as fast as they are sentenced? And the governor rants about a crime commission and law enforcement. Though the city lias spent several hundred thousand dollars the past six years, making necessary splendid improvements, we ask you to remember that it has been done without increase of taxes and even though reductions have been made in light and power rates. That certainly ought to be satisfactory service. Your vote for the democratic ticket will show your approval of the honest, progressive and sound administrations of Charles Christen. Charles Yager, Huber DeVosa ami George Krick.

TODAY’S CHUCKLE Keene, N. H. —(UP)— Thieves took the automobile of Mrs. May Willow Nickerson of this city “tor a ride." Stolen here, the machine was recovered in Winner, South Dakota. The two Bluffton dailies, the Banner and News have merged and after November Ith will be kuown as the Bluffton News Banner. It Is a smart business deal, sure to make the stock of those interested more valuable and will give to that community a newspaper of great merit. David H. Swaim will become president; George Saunders, manager; Roger Swaim, assistant manager, with, a staff combining those now engaged on the two papere. The new daily will be operated as an independent newspaper from the office now occupied by the Banner. Mergers have been made in most of the county seat towns and cities, it being agreed that there is a field for but one newspaper in a community of ordinary size. We bespeak great success for the new company. We have lived here a good while and have t riled to keep rather closelv in touch with public affairs, especially those affecting Decatur and Adams county and in the two score year's that we can remember the general condition has never been so good—audit didn’t just happen as you may think. It has come because of a concerted effort continuing some twenty years. We have arrived at a point now when we have “licked’’ our city debt and have money in the treasury. It has been a big job and well performed. The past few years have been wonderful because they saw the culmination of the dreams of those who planned it. We are going forward splendidly and we can advance even more rapidly the next few years if you let those who are conducting the city affairs, continue to do so. — 0 — • BIG FEATURES • • OF RADIO • ■«««?***•••«■ Monday's Five Best Radio Features CBS — Network and combined NBC Networks 6:30 pm. Light Jubilee Thomas A. Edison, guest of honor; addresses by President Hoover, Albert Einstein and others. WEAF —NBC Network 7:30 pm—The Gypsies, Oliver Smith, Tenor. WJZ—NBC Network 7:30 pm. White House Concert Orchestra. WEAF —NBC Network 8:30 pm. General Motors Hour, Sousas band. WABC—CBS Network 8:30 pm. An evening in Paris. Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features Copyright 1929 by United Press WJ-Z, NBC. network, 7:00 CST— Edwin Franko Goldman's band. WEAF, NBC, network, 8:00 CST— Eveready Hour, Kedroff Russian Quartet. WABC, CBS, network, 8:00, CST — Paul Whiteman's Old Gold orchestra. WJZ, NBC, network, 8:00, CST — Johnson Adventure program. WEAF, NBC. network, 9:30, CST — R. K. O. Vaudeville hour. Note: President Hoover’s address at Ohio River monument dedication will be broadcast Tuesday morning at 10:30 eastern time by NBC and CBS networks. o Miss Geraldine Joker and Bob Fowler of Fort Wayne visited in this.city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. E. Deitsch Mrs. Forrest Deitsch, and Miss Helen Deitsch or Geneva visited in this city yesterday afternoon.

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Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEK I To Pre»« Trouzerz Dampen ihu ku«ez thurnughly and allow to drv for half an (.our, then press the knee dry. Thin takes oul the baggy appearance and allows the cloth to shrink. Dissolve equal parts of gum arable and gum tragacanth in Mrplnt of hot water. Turn the trousers and moisten a atrip about two Inches wide down the legs. Then turn right able out and presa with hot iron uutil dry. Umbrella Stand Place a large sponge at the bottom of the umbrella stand to absorb the water. This will also prevent breaking a porcelain stand Vinegar If a small amount of garlic is added to one quart of viengar it will give the vinegar a delicious flavor, and is excellent for salads. - —o- . — MODERN ETIQUETTE By ROBERTA LEE Q. Is it proper for a man to talk wilth a woman, with a cigar, cigarette or chewing gum in his mouth? A. it is not only impolite to talk with a womau with anything in his mouth but to talk with anyone. Q. If a girl is dining with a man, when leaving the table should she start putting on her coat or wraps? A. No. sho should wait for ner escort or the waiter to assist her. Q. Is it ever, permissible for a bus

baud to open a wife’# personal letters? A. Never, nor should the wife ever be guilty of this offense. • TWENTY YEARS AGO " • Twenty Years Ago Today • From the Daily Democrat Fl’a • .«»*»«••••••••••• Oct. 21—Business ceases during funeral of Anson VaaCaiup. Charles Rahner purchases lot at .Monroe and will erect two-story business block Fire in the John Carlton grocery store at Berne doea 81,9'»0 damages. Fort Wayne has hundred cases of smallpox. Surprise party last evening for Mrq. Sain Hite, on her birthday Mesdames Al Burdg, A Huffman. Emerson Beavers and James Baiu go to Indianapolis to attend state meeting of Pocohontas. Joe Perling to Chicago U> look after business. The old court house building oh First is being moved back to the alley. City campaign opens with Smoker at headquarters over the Stoneburner theater. o ; - -.—— r Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boknecht are the parents of a boy baby, born at the Adams County Memorial Hospital, Saturday Oct. 19. 1929. The baby has been named Robert Kay. Mother and babe are getting along nicely.

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