Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1930 — Page 7

|Wx feOgEX. . IrLX M| " R MHrjr Macy M |H!! Margaret Haley ■•\ ’" Ji ‘ s Phones 1000—1001 i Ljthing New In Ensembles Arrives May 3—(U.R) - -Most of us are thoroughly converted to , We know that tt is good although admitting that i : ,iies often to overcome before one has attained perLpli ! ng her own three-piece costume has proved to have con■L <i h sI io women, as each part of the costume is left to h -r ..elects the silhouette she prefers in a coat, preferably

■woo "■ w "° l vrepe ■ 0( bright blues, K B t.ilirie orders a r, io ■ !ha >st always the ■rilii ■' separate skirt - to the in . tailing ideas in | be related skirt to ■er ■tin is liarjjj' - mble achieved, nit naj Im worn on other ■i ■ < Bet ■ black combines H llois. it usually is the If in tile skirt and MAN TODAY iilin- ceremony performlevi.l. . Wisconsin Catho■psi iter of Mr. and ■k A > m of ['latte Ku- t of Carl William ■of 1 The single i ■ony and the mair Maliu of Platteville. Weft was a fractJvely dec-' r ‘ i Miss i ■ W ili.,m li al the bridal ■ pre down the aisle, ■etui attended by Mi ■ K friend in.lid -inil Robett lii- city, a brother of the Is In st man. fclo was lovely in a powder [ rgc crepe frock, fash-[ t: tin. new spring lines.’ I hat and accessories to I lie ■ irried a bouquet of is aid roses. The bridesb .i tan crepe with tan natch. : mony a * ' i was served at tit" ■ti - ide s pal cuts. where I ranged for tweotyI I -nests. Appointments |i>’ id home decorationI and while, ill l ' ■>!■■ blasts from a disBud <1 Miss Geoigiaim Koi Will: aisburg, Iowa; Kober: pis < ity, and Mrs. 11. Gable I - ■ fill 1 ■ a graduate of Stat" ’ f- College at Platteville, la : id lias been employed b Director, having ap k'iili Aunt Lucia" in this | f a ear ago. The groom is bi'iii young business num ot Land is a member of the K I Gass and Son. He at bi i iititr Catholic High: I’ll Mia. (I'ißi ]ef for Cl'ikri they w ill enjoy a weddaml after May 10 will b" r to their friends at 331 h'Ui street, this <ity. i PARTY GIVEN I- T. C. WERTZ 1. c Wertz, entertained at Ides of bridge, last evening tome on South Fifth Street (lowers of lilacs, forget-im - bachelor buttons were used ml the rooms. After ,six ■J®; di John Heller. Mis. .1. G. atid Mrs. France Contei ■ r ea inir-nts were served by tile Bdbl assis t'd by Mesdames I. \V. ■®i I 11. u. Macy. | N IS HONORED ■H BIRTHDAY PARTY ■ l"n.'<' Hilton, son of Mr. and M ' I Hilton of north of Hobo ■ liiorod with a birthday parly 1 ing his fourteenth birthda. . B® 1 Music and games were ■ft 1 .ifler which refreshment < Cl veil the following guesf.s; ■I ud Mrs. Chester Grace. Mr. ■ is. A. N. Hilton'and daughter ■ E Mr and Mrs. Milton Chronrl ’"'l children Dollie. Marjorie, IJ'imeth. Mr. and Mrs. William [k and children Harold. Litella, ■ t and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. ■ Kilian aud children Helen,

CLUB CALENDAR Saturday Rummage sale. Methodist church | 1 P. M. Hake Sale. Girl Scouts —Schmitt I Meat Market 9 A. M. Monday Woman s Club. Decatur Country ('lull. 7:45 P. M. Tuesday C. 1., of C., K. of C. hall, 7:30. Three Link Club, Rebecca Hall Aftci lodge. K. V. Dutiful Daugli. ers, Mrs. Adrian Baker, 7:30 P. M. Wednesday St. Agnes Sodality Card Party. Catholic 11. S. auditorium, 8 P. M. Thursday Presbyerian Missionary Society Mrs. .1. N. Maynard 2:30 P. .M. John Thomas. Mary, Eleanor, and. Dorothy Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Funk and children Ralph. John and Helen. Mr. and Mrs C. Walters, and daughter Berniece. Mrs. Lavina Health and children Bertha and Doris. Mrs. Susie Bowen and son Kermit. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hilton and children Iris, Hazel. Lawrence, and Juanita, and the Misses Florin" Bunner, Doris Shifferly, Faye Harkless, Bertha Death, anjj the Messrs. Geoige Daniels. Eldred Shifferly, Frank Darkless. Marshall Hilpert. Byron Hart, Bernice Darkless, Jimmy Darkless, Harold Berger, ami Jacob Heath. I ENTERTAINS AMICITIA CLUB Tlie members of the ( Amieitia ' Club were entertained al the home ! of Mrs. Brice Butler. Fiiday eveni ing. Spring flowers were used preI fusely about the entertaining rooms 'and spring-like decorations prevailed throughout the tnllys and liincl.i eon. Following several games of bridge : Mrs. Francis Eady and Mrs. LewMiller were awarded pi izes for high score. A one course lum heon was I served at the close of the evening. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Jack Harker. COUPLE CELEBRATES J2STH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY . Mr. and Mis. Andrew Fuelling of ! north of this city were pleasantly I surprised when a number of relatives and friends called on them to . help celebrate their tWenty-fiftli wedding anniversary, last Wedueslay evening A social evening was enjoyed after wliicdi a two course lum heon "as served. The honored couple were the recipien s of many ■Utractiv" gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuelling. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ! Wietfeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berning, Mr. and Mrs. Ch tries Beri:1 ing and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maitiii ! Gallmever, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bul- ' maker. Mr. and Mrs. William Reger i leldt. and family. Mr and Mrs. ! lingo Boerger. August Gallmeyer, Marlin Koenemanu, Herman Bulmaker, Art Lenz, Herbert Hobrocl;. d Rudolph Wie feldt. Ervin, Paul, and [Hugo Fuelling, tlie Misses Clirislin • Bernin.t. Helen Berning, Emma i Sclking. Adele. Ludella, and Flora J ■uelliim. J Tlie D- <’f C. will meet Tuesday evening al 7:30 o'clock at the K. of C. hall. This will be the r,egular meeting for the month and all ! members are requested to be pres1 ent. Th" Three Link Chib will men, I’m-sday evening immediately coll- >" ing Rebel I a Lodge. Tile hostesses will be Msr. A. Art mint and : Mrs. Rebecca Eady. o , LIQUOR (JANG IS ROUNDED UP (CONTINUED ONE) Clinton wholesale grocer, said to ’ have supplied sugar to still oper- ■ utors by'the carload lots; Victor p.omicelii. Bonacarst's right hand man; Theodore Choleva, William Choleva. Joseph Ptirliaska. Angelo ' Slefani. Carl Snodrgrass and John 1 B. Slum, all of Clinton, and all ar ’ rested in connection with a large still confiseuted near Montezuma in December; John Barole and Fred Ketter, both of St. Lopis: Daniel Wagner, said to be "bodyguard for Jacob Traum; Homer Wright. Chicago and St. Louis gunman. Arthur Zamberlatti, Clinton, who has served a term in prison on a ; counterfeiting charge; Oeoi'Ke ; Evans, Frank Maglione and Albert Moore, all of Clinton; Jack Onkin land Ivan Money, Terre Haute, and I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 3,

Georg- Evans, Indianapolis, who: now is serving a term in the Indiana state reformatory for assault and battery with intent to kill. Four other Indictments were returned, in addition to the general [charge, alleging manufacture, sale,; I transportation, and maintenance of a nuisance. The four men whose deaths have been connected with the conspiracy are Jackie Morrison, Torre' Haute, who was shot there; George ■ Alducks, Terre Haute, victim of machine gun bullets in the down-! town section of Torre Haute; WH-. Hum Ukerly, killed near Clinton,: and Dutch Rebeck, killed near 1 Terre Haute. Evidence to convict the slayers may be brought out during the trial of the liquor charge defend-' ants, it was said. All will be ar-] ralgned in Federal court Wednesday before Judge Robert C. Baltzell. o BOYS’ WEEK TO BE OBSERVED (CON TIM ED FROM PAGE ONE) jl»ay -Exhibits will be held at the library building, and will be in charge of J. L. Kocher, chairman; W. A. Klepper and T. J. Durkin. Note- -Chairman C. (). Porter, jiresident of Rotary Club, will issue the ribbons to all winners Friday afternoon at the library at three o'clock. o Service Will Cease Indianapolis. May 3—(CP) Authority was granted the Pennsylvania Railroad by the Public Service commission today to discontinue its freight and passenger sial ion at I Leggett, Vigo county, effective May 12.

E- ■ -5 s ,f -' Sam Rst x A E . < Tire Inspection Week May 3 to May 10 Inclusive Following services will be given you -No Charge Regardless of make of tires that are on the car: 1. All tires and tubes removed and carefully inspected. 2. Wheels checked for proper alignment. 3. Rims cleaned, tins remounted, switched as advisable and correctly inflated. t No Obligation! Drive In! Let us put your tire equipment in e °f con diiton for a ’ svmm(?l * 01 trouble free driving. Avoid needless delays and expense by PelOi ImSHBLI having vour tire equipment overhauled this r/l'H Veit'S''*wJXl P*' s niUi’wSw week during this free offer. «>•’ 1 w*MWE?d WH iSCflßllnlifcltxl J If -'' i'll '” ,HI *’ avt> O' o other parts of your car |l,Mb IM looked after regularly, now give your tires * lO* r'i :1 chance to do their hest. Don’t put it off I E nT'' ! MSL*S iw ill Rcn'emher there’s no obligation. This servflß :cf is 11 KEE ‘ l^' v ® ’ n Please and drive out pleased a ‘ Oecatur's only exclusive tire store. '&WTW3/ an< l yoli nee d new l* rcs or tubes Pathfinder ' at these low prices—Life time guarantee • 30x3 ’' 4 $4.95 30x4 ' 50 $6.55 31x5 ' w $8.75 1 . ; 29x4.40 $5 J 5 29x5(00 31x5.25 $10.25 1 X McDuffee Tire Service PHONE 262 110 N. 3rd Si. ROAD SERVK E I*L ... —|| I ihbiiii ■!!■ 11 11 IIII—IIT"

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"Jest think o' the country clubs [ you could belong to If you bud the i money" said Mrs. Leghorn Tharp, j ; wlmn slie read about Ruth McCor-j [ inick's 252,1 km senate cumpahigj A| ' handsome new mac hine has succeeded Burley Sap at the C and C. stave factory. Abe Martin, Indianapolis Ne vs. Mrs. Etta Mohn bf this city left Friday for Three Rivers. Michigan i where she will join her husband, | Chat les Mohn, who has spent a few | weeks at that place on bitsine-'s. I After a two week's vacation Mr. and Mrs. Mohn will return to lheir 'jonie in this city. Miss Margnri- Haley left today for Bloomington where she will spend the wcek-en I. M s 11. 11. S om-y and son of Cleveland. Ohio is visiting at tlie home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Niblick. Mrs. O. P Edwards returned to her home at l.epsic, Ohio after spending the past week at the home of Iter parents Mr and Mrs. John I Niblick. 'Die candidates were busy today, 'he campaign having reached the' . limax usual on the S.i urfl.iy bo : [ fore. • Mrs. Dan Augi nbaugh and son | John of Fort Wyaue are the week-j end guests of the John Magley fa- ■ ndly. Mr. Janies Andrews of Monroe ■ was a business caller in this city i yesterday afternoon. Dr. J. \V. McKean of Linn Grov- ■ was a business caller here this afternoon.

Weather Review Eor Week Is Announced | Indianapolis. May 3—(UP) The 1 dlMurbanee over the Great Lakes' Friday morning is now moving into Hie mntll Atlantic, while the west-| era disturbance has advanced only slightly and extends from Alberta over the Rocky Mountain states to western Texas. Showers have occurred from tlie upper lakes to Hie New Englau I coast, and extensively from tlie Rc.ckies Westward, while some' showers are reported from the' middle Mississippi valley and from Texas. Temperatures are lower from the Ohio '. nllc y nor: beast ward and in the north Pacific distinct; but it is ..eu'ially warmer flout the upper Mississippi valley to the eastern Icq " i of ilu- Rockies, ami the readings over the Northern plains are new considerably above normal. _ -o— Two Shootings Occur In Chicago Friday Chicago, May 3 (UP)- Alice I Kila Viogh.. 29, Chicago telephonesupervisor. was probably fatally wounded early today when she and i her policeman sweetheart were ■ I asset tc-dly held up by a negro bandit as they sat in a ear parked nea r ■ her home. Her sweetheart. Herman. Last, of the Hyde Park police squad, was - held for questioning. He told fellow officers that when the bandit polic'd his head into tlie

liar lie became exicted and drew his I • revolver, discharging it accidental- i ly. He said the bullet struck Miss ; ! Voight. latst also declared that he shot nt,; the negto three or tour times as ( !the later fled but police said Last's , lievolver hud not been discharged.. Possibly shot by another holdup j victim, an unidentified man, suffering from an abdominal bullet wound i I'iiyisielans snld would prove fata!, was pirki'd up early today on the : steps of the St. Francis hosiptal. The- man refused to reveal bis name or tell how he had been i | wounded. Police found a revolver on a blood stained sidewalk several blocks away from tho hospital. o — - Hip-Slappers Make Raid at New York New York. May 3. — (U.R) —The ' I third spectacular dry raid in New York within a week, executed with ‘drastic suddenness just before the palatial liner Bremen sailed for Europe, raised prohibition excite ment here today to the highest [ pitch it has reached here in two' j years. i A crowd of T.iloo visitors bidding l>on voyage to friends and rela- i il —lllllll ■■ rnii—i—mr Regular meeting K. of C. Monday evening, /■—■fry May 5, 8 o'clock Special business to come up. W G. K. ———SSSF—— '■ w M -j. I JfV j ()// Broadway •—here and there you catch glimpses of irresistible beauty. You see, against this background of loveliness, many examples of the alluring, fascinating appearance Goulaud’s Oriental Cream renders. When applied, Gouraud’s Oriental Cream becomes part of the skin. It cannot rub off, streak or spot and is so natural appearing its use cannot be detected. GOURAUD’S I WSUc glMh. an*l Oriental Tan SbailM Send 10c for Trial Size q Ferd T. Hopklni A Son, New York City

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tfves were searched for concealed liquor as they stepped from thel North German Lloyd liner to the pier, where squads of customs agents, many in plain clothes, : awaited them. Several bottlqp were seized. o — — Students In Revolt Madrid, May 3.—(U.R) Violent student demonstiations were held today in connection with the arrival of Miguel Unamuno, returned exile, who made a strong anti- 1 monarchial speech last, night.

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Students of the University ot ! Madrid and faculty of medicine declared a one-day strike. The red i hag was hoisted on both buildings. Students climbed to tho roof and [threw tiles aud stones at passing street cars, breaking several windows. The Light Year A light year I* the dlst.inco light travels In one year nt the rate of 180,000 miles n second. Therefore n light-year Is approximately 5,708,j OOJIOO.OOO miles. Neptmie. the outermost planet Is iiluuit J.SimijioO.oOS miles from the sun.