Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1929 — Page 3

Man Is Missing llndhtnupolift. Dec. 19 — police today intensified their sem-<j, -

I -JI 3heßest(jH:| after All A jasftjsagc- n A.Men’s and . <u „ ni ~ ~. , L Children’s Women’s jfl h' i ih rclat,ve " hilt Rt Slippers fi9c to S’? <‘B «<raßEl he or ’'he would like as an inex- 85c to $1.98 2as|jg§| pensive gift and invariably the SMH| answer wiU be: ‘Slippers!” And •taaasagSsj here is a Store that is ready as ,HV ‘ r before with as fine a holiday '•s** st’ection as ever shown in its his.tiry. Prices, too. keep within Charlie Voglewede FITS FEET 8 r- arariguagyigJ 1 ' re.- wfflwi Jl£4\. '■/ » ■;.?< ** ,

— 11 Tim e Timely Suggestions for the Busy Christmas Shopper Large Assortment of LEATHER GOODS bt— Mens and Womens Purses; Billl"!ds; Hand Ag.. -w bags; Cigarette cases; t ravel sets in genuine leather, with ebony findings $5.00 ,o SIB.OO • Sheafer Fountain Pens TOI LE T ITE M S and Desk Sets ~, Sheafer Pen and Pencil Sets We have a large assortment ol I erlumes $5.00 to $15.00 and Toilet W aters in Cotv s, lloubgants, Sheafer Pens, $3.00 to $5.03 packages; singe and double Compacts. l ace Sheafer Lifetime Fountain k .ry. Pens, in black, red, jade Powders and (.reams. grcen and pearl inlaid —hi $8.25 to SIO.OO Sheafer Desk Sets, in assorted , / J designs and colors $7.50 to sls Gilt / Other makes of fountain pens F/; ■ / J 25c to $5.00. Stationery \ \ \ Christmas Decorations OKn "V A. Garlands. Tinsel cord, Spung’ass, raW \ {he newM t thing in tree dccorarA lions, 10c a box. Paper Christmas Y trees sc, 1()c< Snapshot Albums Christmas Cigars and Cigarettes 25c to $2.50 Greeting Cards We feature Decatur Autograph Books , } for 1(k . g c an( | n j ce made cigars 25c to SI.OO assortment of 12 for 25c Cigars packed in 10, 25, Cocks and Watches and 21 lor 70c. All 50 and 100, moderately Mantle Clock $1.50 to $5 cards have fancy lined priced. Klarin Clocks $1 to $3.50 envelopes. Zimmerman Drug Shop

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929

He Ims li-ep missing for a week and It was believed h u In wandering übout the city lii a dazed condition. »t tne Mito—i rßnt gl Mon „

[SUFFERING AND DEATH FOLLOW WAKE OF STORM ■ H’ONTINI’ED FKOM PAGE ONE) | funeral party continued to the eenwtery where Anderson was bur’ed and then Mrs. Anderson’s body was taken back to Baldwin in the same hearse. Twenty-two persons were injur ed in a gale and electrical storm at Oakdale, La. In other southern points considerable damage was done by high winds, presumable ihe fringes of the blizzard. In Chicago, with Lake Michigan three feet above norma! level I pounding at the southern shore line, business did not get under’ way until almost noon. Workers were unable to get to the loop until snowplows had broken a path for street cars, suburban trains and buses. Drifts, some eight and 10 feet deep, marooned the more hardy as they fared forth before dawn. Half of a snow shoveler’s body j was found along the Illniois Central suburban tracks. Other shoveleis sought the rest of the body as they moved drifts from switches. Practically all highways north, east, ami west of Indianapolis were blocked this morning. A. 11. Hinkle, maintenance superintendent of the highway department said. Extra crews laboring today were expected to clear the main highways by night. State road 52 was blocked by drifts between Thorntown and Lafayette. State road 29 was choked with drifts at the intersection with state road 32, near Lebanon. State road 34 was blockaded between Indianapolis and Crawfordsville, and west of Crawfordsville. State roads 36 and 43 were checked near Morton, in Putnam county. All highways in the northeast portion of the state, near Port Wayne, were impassable. The highway to Madison is clear. Hinkle said, and will he open for motorists wishing to attend the Friday dedication of the new bridge spanning the Ohio river at Madison.

Twenty-five telephone circuits were out Wednesday night, the majority of them in the northeastern portion of the state where the blizzard was at its greatest fury. | All of these had been repaired, and | communication throughout the state was satisfactory today, of- j ticials of the Indiana Belle Telephone company declared. Damage was not great. Springfield. 11!., reported 650 automobi’es stalled downstate, with highway police and farmers braving the blasts to go to the rescue of their occupants. The Wabash valley in Indiana rejoiced over the blizzard for they were confident that it had averted a serious Hood, threatening because of continued rains. The blizzard seemed to be subsiding in Wisconsin but the state was under a five inch blanket. Temperatures throughout the central forecast area were lowering slowly, probably not to stop before the zero mark is reached tonight or tomorrow. Throughout the storm area trains moved slowly and late if at all. Wire facilities still held up in mo t eases but lowering temperatures brought the forecast that communication wi 1 be crippled further before the blizzard has passed. United Press wires were work ing today but preparations were made to cast news in case any towns are marooned. —O~ I Man Is Electrocuted — Huntsville, Tex., Dee. 19. (U.R) Ben Aldridge, 24, died in the elec trie chair here today because of his criminal assault upon three Dallas high school g rls. ‘I hope 1 am the last man ever to be executed,” he said calmly I just before the current was switch ,ed on at 12:17 a. m. Aldridge's electrocution came less than a month af.e - that of I Lee Roy Merriman, convicted for I the same crime. Last minute efforts to prove Aldridge had become insane failed ! when Gov. Dan Moody and district ■ Judge Grover Adams of Dallas rej fused to interfere. 0

Demurer Arguments Are Heard At Hammond Hammond. Ind., Dec. 19 —(UP) Arguments on a demurrer to a $50,000 damage suit filed against Gov Hairy G. Leslie of Indiana and J. Glenn H rris, Giry. state representative, were to be beard today. Ihe suit was filed by Otto Gresham. Chicago. Gresham charged conspiracy on t'he part of Leslie and Harris to pre!vent him from Introducing a bill in the house of representatives in 1927 to impeach Judge Lynn D. Hay i and Janies A. Collins, both of Mar- | ion county. At the time the bill was I introduced Leslie was speakei of | the house.

* magley news • ♦ Hev. and Mis. A. L Scherry andfamily returned to their horn- Sunday ut Orville, Ohio after spending a few days at the bedaltle, death, and bnri il of his mother Mrs. Henry Scherry. Mis. Lonler Eckrote spent Wed nesduy of last week with Miss [ Esther Dellinger.

Gift Suggestions Public Sale The Hollhous* Drug Co. Our Next FILL YOUR GIFT LIST FROM (J i J | |I J j W THESE ITEMS OF STOVES, FURNITURE and CLOTHIN LADIES GIFTS GENTS GUTS w j|| | )p Hand Bags Bill Folds I WIIIIHIUKI Stationery »’•'! Fold sets S VHJRDAY EVENING. DEC. 21, tutex sets LTuntainVensand* 1 '* commencing at 7:30 o'clock TdJetwXr p Second Hand Store, Face Powder Trm ding’s’ets" 110 Jefferson St., Decat nr, Ind. Perfume .Atomizers Military Brushes o Vidro ns. io good condition; 2 Pianos, one large a Fountain Pens r azors, all kinds one S | h;l |] (1!H Dicssrts; Simmons beds and springs a Bath Powder Shaving Sets ni tttresses; Dining Tables: Library Tables; Hocking Cha ’ Bath Salts a 1,,n of all kinds I tilinislud ('.hairs; Short Davenports; ,’Lpie ■ , k I ,a > s Living Boom Suite; Bookcases; 5 Linoleum Hugs; Btidit n L S, v S J (a,l,> • garette ases B;u | io ( '. |l)inc | s . L()U< | Speakers; Clolh.s: Overcoats; Me Book Ends Shaving Mirrors S ., j(s W omt its ( <mls. Dresses. Mittens; Feather Ptllows; ( K° daks hermos Bottles Stoves; Oil 11, alers; Henown Stove; Gas Stove; Cooki -r°a 1 l ,a . S M pewriter [’tonsils; Jots of olht commission articles com ng in. lodet Sets Kodak Auctioneer (hr stie Bolmke. , la V n S 9 lrd SetS Smoking Stands (1 , lks | ||ti || ( . 0 , ||l(| , u| () Book Ends Soft Collar Case

« MONEY SAVERS! Share in These Bargains —MEN’S TIES MEN S SCARES Jv y Hu. latest patterns Silk Knit Starts of lMr\ of beautiful colors ael most pleasing design \ v designs, values to S.l il o Silk Crepe Squares Special /T\ A nlk. 49c 49c.. $1.69 x V/1V \ Mens // J f Dress Shirts ll' X Genuine Rroadu'oth. H. f’L,.,.,., I with silk stripe, IVaCIT S I)» CsS (iIOXIS 1 ' / large assortment to 0 choose from. ...1 Black or Inn ki<l Driving Gloves, warm // ' < sizes 14 to 17, valm s lined to linger tips Very Special t°afS sl>39 9SC-51.49 All Wool, Desirable Patterns to choose from. No better assortment Io MEN’S BELTS SLIP-OVER SWEATERS SHEEP-LINED COATS be had and at unheard Genuine Leather Beds in Ail wool with fancy Rayon B(|VS warin serviceable, of low prices fancy pattern designs decoration, most desirable , in j drossy s h eep .|f nc d sure to please tiny well patterns, very warm ami CG;I ( S \ ( . rv Special t xpv rw dressed man st rviecable g 49c 98c . $1.95 .$4.66 CIQ7R Indian Blankets Js 5 71 Im I dust Received a new supply ol these beautifully de- \ . J signed Blankets in all colors (? 1 QE K” 11MB Very Special tP 1 Pillow ( ase Sets in Womens Silk Undeiwear. I eddies, Step-ins, Bloomwhite and colored em- e rs and Shorties, in flesh, peach, green and bnndery, hemstitched, or jn C(|l(H . C()lllbin . llions IJ L lace trimmed, QQ., HOSE in gift boxes,,, Mens A’l Silk or Silk and Wool Hose 4Q W))llH , ns si | k an( | W ool in all wanted colors | )(|S) , ; n nU( | c< gunmetal. Womens Pure Silk Hose “ black, French nude, grain in all co'ors, full sash- Womens Handkerchief sets in a i,n< * crash, with ribbed or ioned, regular fancy gift box of threeAstJV Iot:*/V hemmed tops $1.50 value .... vOC ’ " \ All Linen Hand Embroidered Bridge sets with AQ t 4 napkins to match in gift boxes«7Ov “’ v Womens Suede Gloves in all colorsand 4Qz» sizes, pair TJu » Towel and Wash (loth /f/ Wry '\ '' rW * sets in pretty gift boxes, wt j|, per set *_ 49c to $1.69 NAL UNDER SELLI N G bTO RE J >

' Mlshch Minlc mid Helen Hlldo- | brand entf-i-talned nt Dinin r Sun- - day Misses Cordelia Worthmun mid ■ Marie Scherry. Mrs. Franklin Fruchte and Ron little spent Tuesday ufternoo.i with Mrs. Loftier Eckrote. Missis Irens und Marie unit Hen i Kruetzmtin spent Siturday with , Mr. mid Mrs. Harry Fr.iuhiger anil I family. Mr. and Mr-. Millon Scherry and

family Mr. mid Mrs. Philip Str.ihm were dinner guests of Mr. amt Mrs. Ernst Worthman and I onlly and Lewis Worthman Sr. Miss Esther Hettinger, was a dinner giust of Mr. and Mrs. Loder Eckrote Sunday. Mis Mini Hildebrand -pent Sun duy with Mr. and Mrs. William Bracht. Mr. and Mis I’rrd Blocmker attended the Musical recital in Deca-

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' tor Sunday nt the reformed Chut jIT Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ijlldebraud i son Wilier motored to Fnrt Wa; Sumi iy and Paul Kept ' who Is a patient In the St. Jofti'j Hospital. Mr (' X. Martz of Iterne wa business l alb-r In Mtigley on b n ss caller In Mugley Monday. .1 Mr. mid Mrs. Harry ITauhl ' were butchering at August Schlf « mans Monday.