Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 3 January 1930 — Page 7

Victims Buried , Scotland, Jan. 3.—(U.R) njl white coffins of 60 »l ms of the Glen clnem put In graves today «1 1 .• i •vices. v tolled at churches urn re at hult-mast throughoui 1 )]• 5 ' . Ns Dorward, manager of tin 'ce™

—l« iwi—my iiwiiwi—lEN IN FT. WAYNE VISIT NOW " OtOT THE for the price of I 2[t(’mentations. Dramatic Girlesque, 50 Peo--8 REAL live music—13NHTE SHOW SATURDAY not canned THE ONLY STAGE SHOW IN TOWN POPULAR BARGAIN PRICES ALWAYS t j FOR GOOD CHOICE SEATS CALI. ANTHONY 137 S

PUBLIC SALE 9<l» undersigned will sell at PitblU' Auction, one mile south of m< jo, 2 mllee north of State Road 27 on Hoagland road; on the 'arm, on ■•WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1930 Commencing at 12 o’clock Noon. /( HORSES AND MULES work horse; one pair of good Mules, 12 yearn old, real worker-.. —CATTLE—*•III tow, 8 years old, giving good flow, bred; Jersey cow, S years ing good flow, bred; Jersey cow, ti years old bred, giving good 1 (Guernsey heifer, coming 2 years old, bred; Jersey and Guernsey ]' coming 2 years old, bred; Red heifer, coming 2 years old, bred; bull calf. 20 Mixed Pullets. Y 10 ton Mixed Hay. IMPLEMENTS 2Snrne bay loader: McMormiek binder, 6 ft cut; Oliver gang . :ood as new; John Deere riding breaking plow; walking breakw; I.H.C. corn planter; riding cultivator; roller; spring tootli ke tooth harrow; manure spreader; 2 wagons; bay rigging; ■■box; double disc; corn cutter sled; clover bunt her; hay rake; t new hay rope; hay fork; 6 new pulleys; 1% H.P. gas engine; kettles; pump jack; 2 good sets work harness; coal oil stove; too numerous to mention. aHRMS —All eums of $5.00 and under, cash; over tliat amouut a >f 6 months will be given, purchaser to give a linkable note 8% interest the last 3 months. 4% discount for cash on sums No property to he removed until satisfactorily settled for. 1 MRS. CHRIST NEUKOM, Owner gg boson, A net. Ehtnger, Clerk. R1 -lAL = — ■

>4 lor THE SPLENDID FACILITIES I' afforded by this Bank. Whether your — transaction is to deposit a few dollars i> or to discuss a deal involving money. £ you always receive courteous attention at this Bank. O | Start 1930 by saving regularnJ ly! Make it the year for your AhKMi reward by establishing a subj stantial bank account. Money saved is money earned and a |] * tWr *» welcome friend at any time. v p . . )l You still have time to join a Christmas Club. r JK 1 , m Adams Counly Bank

t) Suits or Overcoats 01 L TOMORROW at Jotwi : Tf |J|| — DECATUR" - H

Glen Cinema, was arraigned on charges of culpublo homicide and _ negligence shorty after the aer>f vices. a Two of the victims of the pan!' 1 •r j were burled yesterday and 18 others will be burled tomorrow. ,1 o it j W. A Klepper has been attending I to business in Chicago the past day i, of two,

CHRONOLOGY

Following is a chronology of theS outstanding news events dining the latter six months of 1929: July .1 All day riot marks New Orleans carmen’s strike. Two die, hundreds hurt. -Cleveland filers, Byron Newcomb add Roy Mitchell, set. new record for endurance, 171 hours ■lnly 7 John I). Rockefeller has Both birthday. , July 9 — Roger Williams and Capt. Lewis A. Yaney land at Santander, Spain, fuel gone after fighting head winds on 81% hour bop In fog. —British submarine sinks with 21 men in Irish sea crash.. July, 11 —California fliers, L. W. Mendcll and It. B. Reinhart descend after 246 hours In air. July 13 Coste and Be’.lonte turn back from ocean flight. July 11 Major Kuhala was in lured and Major Idzikowski kill id ; n forced landing in Azores. July 17 Soviet breaks off ivluious with China. July 18 Nine dead, one missing in Colorado as traih plunges off bridge. July 21--S. S. Bremen arrives In New York after record breaking tiip of four days and 18 hours. July 23—Three killed, 20 hurt in lot at Danuemora prison. New York, of 1,300 convicts. July 24 — Building of cruisers suspended by Britain and United States as Hoover proclaims Kellogg pact. July 25—Pope leaves Vatican for first time in 59 years. July 28— Convicts riot, put torch to Auburn prison, N. Y. Two mutineers killed, four escape over wall. July 30—Dale Jackson and Forest O’Brlne fly 420 hours, 21 minutes for new endurance refuel mark. August 1 Three thousand, seven hundred convicts riot at Leavenwork prison, Kansas, one dead many hurt. Aug. 4—Graf Zeppelin lands at Lakehurst, N. J.. from Germany in

Neuritis Pains Quickly Succumb To New Konjola Chicago Man. 63, 111 Five Years Finds Relief In New and Different Medicine J Wm J | jli; w tWm : MR. FRANK "Konjola worked wonders in my case although I am sixty-three years old.” said Mr. Frank ,1. Donovan, 121 North Kildare avenue, Chicago, “and I had suffered for five years. During all these years I endured those awful pains of neuritis. Sometimes the pains were so severe I thought I would be unable to stand them any longer. 1 tried medicines and treatments galore, but I might as well have taken water for all the good they did mo. “I did not hesitate to give Konjola a trial for it was sincerely recommended to me. Just the same I was scarcely prepared for the surprise this medicine gav me. Week by week my improvement became more noticeable. Then at the end of nine weeks, 1 wa- freed from neuritis. Actually 1 feel like a different person. I firmly believe that the world should know about Konjola.” Konjola is sold in Decatur at the If. J. Smith drug store, and by all lie best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.

Colds are serious. Kven mild canes are dangerous. Remember KONJOLA COLD COMPOUND (tablets) is giving amazing re lief to thousands of cold sufferers every year. These table are, of the same high quality as Konjola. i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 11)30.

i 3 hours. Aug. ti Zeppelin off at 12:40 a. in. on flight around the world. Aug. 11—Earth tremor felt In five eastern states. Aug. 14 Fight Japanese officers tile as plane crashes. Aug. 18—Fire sweeps 8. 8. Purls ;it dock in Havre. Aug. 20 Swiss trans-Atlantic fliers, Oscar Kaesar and Kurt Luescher, missing since passing Azores from Lisbon. Nick .Warner and Art Walk-r land Sun God, rirst fliers to complete round trip non-stop flight across continent. Aug. 21 -Ramsay MacDonald announces he will visit U. S. in October. Aug. 22—Nine Jowes and three Arabs killed, lit) injured, in clash blamed on Moslems in Jerusalem. Miss Helen Wills• retains women’s tennis title. Aug. 29 Hague parley reach s agreement. Rhine to be free in

June, 1930. -Lady lit at lv crashes at Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 30 —Seventy die, 40 saved as ship sinks in 3 minutes in collision In Pacific. H. S. San Juan crashed with Standard Oil Tanker S. C. T. Dodd. Sept, t Transcontinental Air transport plane crashes into mountain, eight killed. Sept. 5 — Six New York banks vieftns in $500,000 credit and check fraud by C. D. Waggoner of Colorado. Sept. 11 lands Marshall, noted American lawyer, died abroad at 73. Sept. 13—Eight leaders seized in Gastonia strike in North Carolina on Red plot charge. B<*pt. 15 Seven men accused ii Gastonia killing of woman striker. Sept. 16—Britain sends call for naval parley to meet in London m January, 1930. Sept 20 —Eighteen die, 47 injured in fire and panic in Detroit cabaret. William B. Shearer, naval “observer” questioned by Senate committee. Sept. 22 — President Hoover promises to make capital "model dry city.” Sept. 23 — John Coolidgc weds Florence Trumbull in simple ceremony at Plair.vJle, Conn. Sept. 25—Miller Huggins, manager of Y’ankee baseball team for seasons, dies. Sept. 27 Hurricane kills 2u in Nassau, gale reaches Miami. Sept. 28 Premier MacDonald sails for United States. Oct. 2 —Dr. Gustav Stressemann dies suddenly in Berlin. Three die in strike riot in North Carolina Oct. 3 —Jeane Eagles, stage star, dies. — Colorado convicts kill 10

guards in riot. Oct. 5 — His hop John Gardner Murray, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church in the l’. S. since 11*25 dies while conducting session of Bishops’ convention. Oct. 11 - Athletics win World Series. Oct. 17 — Senator Bingham of Connecticut accused in lobby intuiry of hiding status of his tariff aide. Oct. 20 — Edison re-creates his electric lamp as Hoover loads tn tribute lo him. Oct. 21 — Hornier Do-X, world's •argest flying boat, carrying 109 persons makes a 110-mile cruise over Bake Constance, Germany. Oct. 22 —Briand beaten in Fran.h Chamber of Deputies; resigns with cabinet. Oct. 21—New York stock market experiences worst day since 1911, with drop of $11,250,000,000 in market values. Oct. 28—New York stock market experiences another sweeping lodine, loses from $8,000,000,000 to $14,000,000,000. Oct. 31 — Htrovor appeals lor speed on tariff, debuting senatois sec no hope for hill, llepuhlicans silm t coalition control. Nov. 1 Albert Fall gets year ia "prison, SIOO,OOO fine. —Soviet fliers, arrive in New York, completing 12,500 mile journey started last August from Moscow. Nov. 2-Aaron Youngqpist gets I Mabel Wilk brand' post. Nov. s—Mayors—Mayor Walker re-elected in New York. - Air liner hits hill, kills (1 ini England. 1 Nov. 7—Firm French policy in

foreign affairs pledged by Tanlleii, new premier. Nov. 12- Thomas Mann, German novelist, wins Nobel prize for literature, Nov. 15- President Hoover calls leaders of nation to confer on ways to spur business. Nov. 17 Nineteen slulll as Mexico elects Ortiz Rubio president. ’l’. P. O’Crnnor, "Father 'of Commons," dies. Nov. IS Secretary Good died tfter appendicitis operation. Nov. 20 —Harry F. Sinclair leaves jail. Nov. 23 — Georges Clemenceau dies at 88. Nov. 29—Commander Byrd safely flies over South Pole and back to base. Dec. 2 Secretary Stinison send? to Russia reminder’ of peace puct Frame and Britain join. Russia latqf in sharp rebuke. Dec. s—George McManus acquitted by order of court of killing ">? Rothstein. Italy's sovereigns make first visit to pope in Vuticaij. —U. S. Marines rushed to Haiti bt a use o’.'* revolt there. - Senate bars William S. Vare is Senator from Pennsylvania. Dec. lo —Ten die, 8 hurt in film studio blaze. New York. Dec. 11 Eight convicts killed in new Auburn, New York, prison. —Joseph R. Grundy appointed to seat-in Senate from Pennsylvania. Dec. 16 Major Tadeo I.arre Borges of liruguary and I.jeut.

SCHMITT SANITARY & QUALITY MEW MARKET Plenty nice roasting-, stewing and frying chickens. We will have some real bargains in quarters of Beef, for canning, from 1(1 to 16c per Ik Also some nice half quarters and chunks of Beef and Pork at reduced prices. Watch our window display for added bargains. _ Saturday Specials All Pork Sausage (Bulk) 20c lb Tender Beef Steak 28c Jb Rib and Plate Boiling Beef 20c lb Young Fat Tender Beef Roast 25c lb Fresh Ground All Meat Hamberger .. 25c lb Fresh Ground Meat Loaf (Veal, Pork and Beef) 25c 11) Big Lard Sale No. 3 Pai! 40c No. 10 Pail $1.23 No. 5 Pail . 65c No. 20 Pail $2.45 50 lb. can $6.00 Canned Goods Sale Bursley’s High Grade Coffee 40c tb Perfects Vacuum Pact Coffee in tins \4oc lb Schmitt’s 6 o’clock Coffee 37c lb Beechnut Vacuum Pack Coffee (a very high grade) 53c lb V\ lb. can free Van Camps full size can Early June Peas Large size can of Bart let Pears in heavy syrup, regular 35c value, with a meat order 25c Free and Prompt Delivery to all parts of the city any hour of the day. Phone 95 -96 H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

Uhuilea of France fly from Seville to Brazil. Indianapolis Has Auto-Theft Epidemic Indianapolis, Jan, 3 (UP) —Tho olil complaint of "my umbrella Is gone,” which police heard on rainy days, now changed to "my cur is gone.” Twenty-three antomoulles wire colon here Wednesday night and 22 last night. I’olieo expressed the opinion that tli • majority had been taken to “get home In the rain wl h." and would be recovered. PROHIBITION WAR MAY SPREAD TO LOWER HOUSE (CONTINUED FROM PAQB ONE) The real prohibition tussle will start when the house lakes up tb" - m

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interior department appropriation bill, which provides funds for tho agencies now entrusted with enfoivt mont. This may be several weeks hence as the appropriations committee plans to bring out the war deportment supply bill next. So far, Borah’s blasts against prohibition enforcement officials have created but slight stir among house members. Municipal Ferry boat Collides With Tug New York, Jan. 8 (UP) The municipal ferryboat William ltun-j dolph Hoarst rammed and sunk the tug. Mutual, In the Inner hay today j throwing 17 persons Into the frigid ' watt is.

§MORE /wetter: BREAD Fisher K. Harris, Decatur Miller & Deitsch, Decatur Appleman’s Grocery laber Grocery, Monroe Dower Grocery, l’reble Williams Equity Elevator Co., Williams, Ind. Spitler & Son. Wiltshire. Ohio Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills Derne Milling Co., Herne Lenhart Grocery, Wren, Ohio

Kroger’s Pre-Inventory Food Sale Super Suds 2 15c C URN or i OMATOES, 9 No. 2 95 £ good ff 1 ade * cans ** BEaINJS, Avondale *-£ No. 201 p Fancy Green cans RICE, Fancy Blue Rose lbs. 20C CGFFFiE, Jewel Brand 9 lbs. Always Fresh * CORN MEAL, Yellow or K lbs. White ° Ut PEACHES, Avondale 9 cans Heavy Syrup L BREAD, Larjire l'Hb loaf g for 25c CORN, Fancy Q No. 2 OQa Golden Bantam cans e PANCAKE FLOUR q lb. Country Club sack SOAP White Laundry 6 Hars 23c FRESH I IH ITS AM) VEGETABLES BANANAS. Yellow Fruit .. 4 lbs. 23c HEAD LETTUCE, Large Heads, each Lie APPLES, Cooking 3 tbs. 20c SWEET POTATOES, Jerseys 5- lbs. 19c < HOI TEST QUALITY MEATS BEEF ROASTS 23c & 25c 11. VEAL STEW 25c lb LAMB CHOPS 35c lb OYSTERS 35c Pt PORK CHOPS 30c lb FRESH SHOULDER 18c tb SMOKED HAMS 28c ib PORIv LiVER 2 lbs. 25c PLENTY OF BULK SAUSAGE 2 tbs. 30c

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Twenty minutes later pil hud been rescued and five physicians were working to revive the tnon seriously Injured. Carl Carlson, cook on the Mutual, who was suffering from shock, was said to be the most critically hurt. Mrs. John E. Nelson and daughter Agnes and son Leigh Edward were tie- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Essex of Monroe yesterday. 666 is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It’s the most speedy remedy known