Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 5 March 1930 — Page 6

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DEATH PROBE ■ TO CONTINUE Girl Suicide’s Inquest to Be Complete With Testimony Today Mailiwon, Ind., Mar. 5. 'U.RI Nathau !’• Mayfield was expected to return to Madison today to submit to- farther questioning in tlie inqiijpt Into the death of Allie Lola LoLe. 20. who was found fatally wounded in front of the Mayfield

Help is as close by as your phone There is a feeling of safetv about a house in ’Kk > which there is a telephone—a sense of security that comes with . knowing in an emergI |ijK ency help can be reachwXjfe- —g Ba ed. In case of accident ■ or sickness a doctor can z-lltjlL IB 11 e called, or the police - x jJ| [ipL I B or firemen in a moment ' 'WSI B \ 1 M °f alarm. The means , I JS for calling help is as cvw near - vou as neares t I*® / telephone. Have one in •» .jjgw twgsf your home for added protection as well as for the convenience to daily ißc |jf e that a phone can be. Citizens Telephone Co

*1,250 in five months This amazing income from eggs alone was produced by 412 pullets raised from Wtrty Hatchery Chick*

If you want proof of the profitmaking ability of Hatchery Chicks, let us quote you from a National Prize Winning letter written by Mrs. Ernst Glawe. She says: "I bought 800 Hatchery Chicks. From these chicks 1 raised 412 pullets. They began laying in October and during the next five months I sold 3,125 dozen eggs at 40c a dozen —a total income of $1,2 50.00." B/g profits in broilers and friers Yea, Hatchery Chicks produce more eggs. Hut that isn't all. E W . Gwathney.anotherNational Prize Winner, is one of hundreds of farmers and poultry raisers who know from experience that Hatchery Chicks pay big profits as broilers and friers. Here’s what he says: "I bought 500 Hatchery Chicks. At the end of 1 2 weeks they averaged 4% pounds. At that time I sold the whole lot as friers for $574.55. Deducting the cost of the chicks and their feed, I had a profit of nearly $200.00.” How can you make $200.00 easier in three months' time? Not with home-hatched chicks, as you well know.

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residence Saturday night. Mayfield, admitted associate of the girl for two years, and leading witness In the investigation, went to Mishawaka yesterday. Upon re quest of Cot oner John Uans, May field promised to return until the Inquest has been completed. The last telephone conversation between Mayfield and Mss Lee was reported by Mrs. Mamie Ashby, who was In the Casper grocery when the girl arranged the meeting. "You know where your car is parked out In front. Meet me there I saw you stretched out on the lounge." Miss said, according ! to Mrs. Ashby. Officials gathered from the re-

.Mrr. Ernst Glaus You can have profits like these with Hatchery Chicks Our Hatchery Chicks are bred to pay big profits. We get our eggs from carefully selected flocks. These eggs produce chicks that are livelier and fluflier. They have greater strength and vitality to resist disease. They grow faster. They develop more quickly into profit-producing fowls. The difference can be seen at a glance. But comparison with homehatched chicks emphasizes the difference even more strongly. That’s why hundreds of farmers and poultry raisers depend upon us for their baby chicks. Order your chicks' now Let us quote you prices; tell you of the splendid breeds we can supply; prove to you how our chicks will save you work and worry and pay you bigger profits. Send order now for delivery at exactly the time you want them. Also mail coupon for a wonderful book of prize letters about Hatchery Chicks—letters that will open your eyes to the money-making possibility that Hati hery Chicks offer. Let us hear from you now.

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City Hall Park. New York City, again the scene of a turbulent clash between Communists and police when a band of Communist women and children were dispersed by 100 patrolmen, mounted police, and d.tcctivcs rushed to the spot to meet the

Cardinal on the Air

I ■ ’ I 1 - F * wlw ; w in i'iwft < WOO His Eminence Cardinal Hayes of New York and Bishop Schrombs of Cleveland as they appeared at the inauguration of Catholic Hour as a feature of the nation-wide radio service of the National Broadcasting Company. The Catholic Hour was official!" opened by Cardinal Hayes over station WEAF. * (International Newsreel?

Auto Magnate Selected Ambassador to Poland " I " X • f w** John North Willys, automobile magnate, is the latest to be drawn by President Hoover from the ranks of big business to fill a vacancy in the Ambassadorial ranks. Willys is expected to succeed the late Alexander P. Moore as Ambassador to Poland. (International Newsreel) ported telephone message that Miss Lee had been watching the windows of the Mayfield home before making the appointment. Todd Peter, hardware store proprietor, said he had tried to warn Mayfield by telephone after the girl had attempted to buy a revolver of him, but that he was unable to complete his calls. Besides Mayfield, Bruce Lee. Mitchell, her father, and O. D. Emerson. Lawrence county coroner, who performed autopsy on the girl's body, were to testify at the Inquest when it is resumed todiy. —— o Advice to the Lovelorn Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, half shut afterward —Franklin.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY. MARC H 5, 1930

• • situation. Police are shown ordering the demonstrators to move on. following their attempts to stage a mass protest presumably aga nst unemployment and police interference during previous rallies. (lute! NWWMHL

REMONSTRANCE IS FILED WITH CITY COUNCIL (OONTINUEdTrOM PAGE ONE) commission. The transfer of funds from the electric light department to the general fund, with which to build the building is a matter which must be taken up with the commission. The disposing of old condenser pipes at the water works plant w-is refer red to the electric light committee. Bills were allowed and the meeting adjourned. DRYS COMMENCE DEFENSE TODAY (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) been steadily mounting and for 192 S is estimated at 89 billion dollars. In 10 years the income of the country has increased at a very much higher rate than ever before and we are today, as a nation, much wealthier than ever before. The large committee room was crowded when Crowther started to testify. Aged women members of dry organizations stood packed against the walls or sat on tables, as the chairs were filled long before the hearing began. Crowther, a magazine writer, defended the law from an economic standpoint. Aside from Ford, he summoned the testimony of other industrialists, including E. J. Buffington, president of the Illinois Steel corporation, and Josiah Keely, president of the Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal company. o CURTISMEN ARE LIONS’ GUESTS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Decatur high school banner. Rev. A. R. Fledderjohann, pastor of the Reformed" church delivered he chief address. Rev. Fledderjohann stressed what it meant to he an athlete and Ifs address was ehjoyed by the guests and members alike. He closed his address by delivering a “Yea, Yellow Jackets" poem, which he composed himself.

The entire poem will be found on the sports page of tonight’s Daily Democrat. Several Fort Wayne Lions attended. They included President Boininth of the Fort Wayne Club. Lloyd Hartzler. Harold Brudi, Oswald Brudi and J. Henry Crudes. o VESEY LAND IN WEST PART OF CITY BOUGHT (CONTINUED FROM. PAGE ONE) z-^Z-^ZS^-^Z-_— - - ——S —SZ"SZ*SZ financial plan has not yet been worked out. The financial problem will be one to wotk out. The law permits school cities to bond itself for two

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tier cent, of its assessed valuationi | This would give the school board! a credit ot about 1130.000, front | which must be deducted outstand , ing bonded Indebtedness on the! pri sent high • schoiji building <>f $32,000. This would reduo • >* b ‘ credit to a little more than $!H).0oOi ami the school hoard realties that a high school building, gymnasium and auditorium cannot be built for; that. The building may be built i n units, stretched over a period of years. It I* the desire of the -school bond to build a building which will take care of any future growth and demands. —; Taft Reported Better Washington, Mar. 5—fU.R) ' Vil liant Howard Taft was "much brighter" this morning after u rest ' ful night, attendants at the home reported. He as able to recognize! th“ family housekeeper today and smiled wan'y as he wished her 3 "good morning.” n,u Francis. Harner ami Thomas Clayton who announced last Thursday there was no hope ot recovery for the former chief justice. found his condition such late yesterday that the usual midnight call was abandoned temporarily. Mrs. Joint Meyers is seriously ill and is receiving care at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Clara Harmon | at Monroeville. Sore Throat? Don’t Gargle This Doctor’s Prescription Gives Quicker. Better Relief Don't stiffer the pain and discomfort of sore throat. Use a doctor’s prescription called Thoxine guaranteed to relieve with the very first swallow. Gargles and salves are too slow and if they do relieve, it is usually only temporary. Thoxine has a double action —It relieves the soreness and goes direct to the internal cause, it contains no harmful drugs and is safe and pleasant for the whole family. There is nothing better to stop coughing due to irritated throats. Just ask tor Thoxine. put up ready for use in 35c.. 60c., and SI.OO bottles. Money back if not relieved. Sold by Holthouse's and all other good drug stores.

Stimson Able To Be At American Meeting London. March 5 l UP) Still | Pule and showing the effects of his serious cold. Henry L. SHntson motored In fi° ni Stanmote today, to preside over a meeting of the American delegation to the Undoti naval conference at the Hitz. Hotel this morning. . ——— — Flood Toll Is 150 Pails. March 5 (UP) —I he PreI feciuie of Police at Montaubah ofil-

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