Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1930 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J H. Heller Pres mid Gen. Mg* A. It. HolHiouho .Sec'y Al Huh. Mgr Dick D. Heller .Vlce-Preeident* Entered ut the Pontoffiee ut Deentur, Indiana, as eecond class mutter Subscription Rates Single applet $ .02 One week, by carrier . 10 One year, by carrier .... . 5.00 One month, by mail 35 ■H Three months, by mail l.(M) Six molitlis. by mall .... 1.75 One year, by mail . 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere >3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Advertising Urpivoen tat Ives SCHEERRE, INC. 35 East Wacker Drive. Chicago 415 Lexington Avenue. New York Charter Member The , Indiana League- -es Meme Dallies News pictures show Governor Leslie wearing a derby hat, but I nothing is said whether it's a brown derby. -■7--- ; r. Indianapolis is having a street ' problem similar to Decatur’s on South Second street. Their streets need resurfacing and property owners want the city to do it and the city combats the suggestion that it does not have the money. In the meantime its rough riding. A poll taken by the Pathfinder magazine on the prohibition question shows the vote favoring stricter enforcement of the law. In In- ' diana the votes were tabulated 11,677 for enforcement and 4.954 in favor of changes. The Literary Digest poll is now being taken, but after these results are announced, the question will be disi cussed and in all probability will continue to be for sometime. Calvin Coolidge is reported to have thrown away a cigar which was not more than half smoked and (f course someone remarked that Tie was becoming extravagant since ' leaving the White House. On top ! Os this he smoked a pipe the other 1 day, laid it aside and a curio hunter ! swiped..®- Now one of the cigarette companies will have to get ‘

him to tjke a puff on one of their pills in 'Aider to make him a full fledged smoker. Fort Wayne residents have been a couple of scene; the past week which were common »~— . — /radio ! r S 3 \H M » If ' rj|| IIQ | n :m ■ j Model 91 □ HI6BB X’&» S>® VouCannot BuyAßdte* "Radio alanuPrice Decatur Electric Shop Phone 244

♦ < TODAY’S CHUCKLE ♦ (U iR) 4 Hendon, Eng. A full license has been granted for the sale of Intoxicating liquor tn a | restaurant and nine bars at H the Wembley Stadium where 1,544,000 persons attended grey hound races lust season. Liiigfiohl, Eng. — During n | long discusion, the local Parish | Council allowed the fire to go I i out, and finished their busi iness in overcoats and hats. «_. — < ' fifty or sixty years ago, but now are the unusual. The other day a runaway horse attracted quite a bit of attentioirand did some damage when it ran into its successor the automobile. Yesterday a cow got loose and raised considerable excitement. Police officers were called and before old Betsy could be subdued. 15 bullets had entered her hide. She died a hideous death ou the streets. If it keeps on someone will scare up a blind tiger and theu real trouble wisr siart. Sentiment in England is about as changeable as any place on the globe. Less than a year ago Premier Ramsay MacDonald and his labor party was elevated to office. Yesterday the house of commons defeated him in a test vote on the coal mine bill. MacDonald has declared that he will not resign, but as has been the custom, he and his party will have to make way for cither tire liberals or conservatives. A premier in England without the support and backing of the house of commons is about as useful as an automobile without tires. The fine weather has made it possible for the farmers to engage in spring farm work and much activity is seen in the country. Fields are being cleared and plowed, oats sowed and preparations made for the year’s work. The farmer is a busy man, has manythings to look after and from now until after harvest he will have much. ...A good crop this year will ’'nWlf'flkosjierlty to this part of the country and is one of the surest ways of restoring business throughout the nation. Our wealth starts from the ground and good years for the farmer reflect themselves in ifll lines of business.

Depauw University will receive approximately a million dollars through the will of John H. Harlison, publisher of the Danville, Illinois, Commercial-News. Mr. Harrison's death occurred last week in Miami. For several year* he was the publisher of the Danville paper and the moving spirit in the community. One day while I motoring, the story goes, he noticed a beautiful tract of land and aid. "that would make a fin? place lor a city park.” He purchased the property, built a golf course and house on it and a few years ago donated 'it to the city. Mr. Harrison was known to newspaper men throughout the middle west. He served two years as president of the Inland Daily Press Association and was a man imbued with a spirit to serve. His death removes from his community one of its finest citizens and the newspaper fraternity loses one cf its most valuable members. New Face Powder Stays on Longer A wonderful discovery is the new French process which gives MEL-LO-GIXJ Face i’owder its unparalleled ImoothnesH and makee it stay on longer. The purest powder made -its color is tested, i Never gives a pasty or flaky look! ■ Will not smart the skin or enlarge I the pores. Gives fl youthful bloom. Hemember the name — MELLOGLO. Ifolfhouse Drug Co. LOW RATE EXCURSIONS EVERY SUNDAY via Nickel Plate Road Round Trip Fares From DECATUR $2.75 TOLEDO Consult Ticket Agent

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March 13, 1910 was Sunday o ♦ 4 i Household Scrapbook I B x i ROBERTA LEE Stained Teeth When the teeth become stained from fruit, remove the stains at once by rubbing them wi h a little salt. Mixing Batter Lumps of flour in mixing batter ■an be avoided by putting the sat* in the flour befoie wetting. By pourng flour into the liquid, ins ead of liquid into the flour, and beating it with a fork, lumps will not form. Dahlias Dahlias are most satisfactory for planting, as they come in a great varie y of color and no flower has greater beauty of form. o — Modern Etiquette I By ROBERTA LEE • (UFJ ♦ Q. When a woman is going away for a long trip and wishes to give ionic kind of entertainment for her friend-', what would you suggest? A A farewell tea, or a luncheon or supper, would be interesting if it is to be informal, have it in the afternoon; if formal, in the evening. And have some attractive fav-l ours for t he guests. Q. When dipping soup from the plate, should the spoon be moved • owards or ou'waids from the per son ? A. It should be moved outwards. Q. Where should a lady sit when in a car with a man? A. It is correct for a tady to sit on a mans right, but in America] this rule s not stric ly observed. Q— . |° CONGRESS “TODAY | * (UiR) 4 Senate Vo'es on motion tp sugar tariff. Lobby committee continues questioning of Claudius Huston, chairman of the Republican National committee. House Continues debate on motor bus regulation bill. Judiciary committee continues prohibition hearings.

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g°° d M We are offering used cars at a real saving. All on good rubber and | *'in V! mechanical condition. Most of lhem have new paint. We B are h frf t 0 Mr ve vou in any way possible and have you satisfied. g i When you purchase a new or used car from Decatur’s Ford dealer it ■ is a guarantee of satisfaction. Come in and see our used cars andl ■ get our convenient terms. Look at these Bargains I R 1927 Ford Tudor Sedan 1928 Essex ( oupe |K 1929 Ford Coupe (Two Fender Welds) 1927 Dodge Coupe R 1928 Dodge Panel (New Paint) 1928 Durant Coupe B 1928 Ford Pickup (New Paint) 1928 Ford Sport Roadster I 1928 Ford Tudor . B 192.) ( hevrelet ludor ■ 1925 Chevrolet Tudor (New Paint) ,_ „ „ , ... B .non 1923 < T ReO SpCed Wa t° n » JUSt the B ... Ford Tudor thing for use on a farm. Ail good R 19-27 Dodge Touring rubber and ready to go. R 1925 Ford Tudor 1927 Chevrolet IT Truck with Stake g ‘ 1923 Ford Coupe Body. This truck is in good condi- B tion and can be used for hauling B 1929 Ford Sport Roadster stock. R - AUTHORIZED FORI) DEALERS ■ Decatur Sales & Service, Inc. I ~hon' ’ 24 I>. B. SHORT South 2nd Slrttfl ■

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