Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 12 May 1930 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO J. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. .A>tce-President Entered at tlu» Poatoffice at Decatur, Indiana, atr'second class matter <s Subscription Rates Single copies .02 One week, b/" carrier 10 One year, by farrier 6.00 One month, ivy mail .35 Three months?* by mail 1.00 Six months, Ift- mail 1.75 One year, byamail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 w Prices quoted~!tre within first and second ztjjies. Elsewhere 13.544 one year. Advertising Rates made Known J[n Application. National Advertising Representatives SCHKERRE, INC. 35 East Waeker Drive, Chicago 415 LexingtoiF Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana LeajW’of Home Dallies ALL READY—TO GO?— Committeeinen from the thirtyfour precincts of Adatns county, either in person or by proxy met Saturday aftewioon and selected officers for the,.year. The democuts chose Edward A. Bosse, well-kSpwn young attorney as chairman Juid the republicans named Paul if? Graham for another term. Both v* re selected without opposition. Mr. Graham lias servMB ed as chairman the past three years, succeeding his brother. L. A. Graham. whij the latter became postmaster. *“ Ed Bosse !Bis a wide acquaintance over tlie“county having taken part in politiw-for several years and his selection is approved by all the candidates and party leaders. He has .the ability, the energy and tin Jesire to make good and supported Jty the workers over the county ha| the opportunity to make a splendid txxird for himself and his party. —frhe trend is democratic this xq»r and Mr. Bosse will do-all in his power to roll up victories TTlfe those his father recorded twenty years ago. Other officials named by the democrats included Mrs. T. A. Gottschalk of ?Berne as vice-chair-man; C. H. Mijsellmau of Berne, as secretary and ?David Adams of Decatur as treasurer. The organization is complete and with excellent committeemen .and workers in every precinct the. party is ready for the coming campaign and with tlie capable candidates the outlook is very bright indeed. The county , chairmen will meet this week to.select a district chairman and the state organization will be completed next Saturday. Next will come thp state convention and by mid-summer politics will be warming up? J • I William Fulton. former mayor of Gary and for- years a republican leader of lx>k& county was buried Saturday. Em- many years he was a favorite in the steel section of the state and prominent in business. He was defeated as a candidate for for commissioner last - Tuesday and was * •• then arrested ■ for voting women - • brought in fronv Chicago after they had told how* and why they were ■■■- ■?. ■

~ •”> ' AT (Country Qlub —it is easy to detect the face powder complexion. in comparison with the fascinating, lasting beauty rendered by Gouraud’s Oriental Cream. Golf or Tennis Will hold no terrors for your appearance; as its use allows you to enjoy alfthe delightful outdoor sports with Jthe full confidence your complexion will retain the original beauty rendered. GOURAUD’S ORIENTAi CREAtf k vAtt». Fl««b. usd Ortaitxl Ti» SSadx Send 10«. IT THal Si*" H Ferd T. Hopkin« 4 Sen, New York City

> TODAY’S CHUCKLE t ♦ (UJ» <• Canton, Ohio. — Joe Tosna’s job is the tightest squeese in Stark county. Tosna has tak- , en the contract for repairing a section of the North Canton t sewer only IS inches in diameter, calking leaks as he goes. i- + . , - ——.... -—4 r

voting. Bill shot himself, leaving a note to his son to stay out of ' politics. He was right if he meant J; tlie kind of politics engaged in up r in that corner. It doesn't pay to 5! play politics any way but straight j just as it doesn't pay to do any j thing else in any way but the right and legal way. The renomination of Senator McMasters of South Dakota is anoths er direct slap at the president for he was opposed by George Danforth who asked support because of his allegence to the administrations policies. McMasters ran as an anti-administration man. Unless tilings change rapidly be prepared for a real fight when Mr. Hoover announces his willingness ’ to run again. The senators seem to tie very careful about the confirmation of a member for the Supreme Court. They Almost rejected Judge Hughes, did turn down Judge Parker and are now demanding the pedigree and full information of Owen J. Roberts. If they should happen tc# block him it would be interesting to hear what President Hoover says to the trout when he goes out the next week-end. The excellent record over last week-end which indicated that I more people were being careful was ruined this week-end for numerous and serious accidents were reportd. It may not do any good but we feel every body ought to advise ♦.very one when they start out in an automobile to drive carefully, to watch crossings and to take no unnecessary chances. They are making it so hot for Capone down in old Miami that it looks as though they were in earnest. Now when he ships out as he will he should be given the same kind of a reception where ever he lands. No community in America can afford to have him cr his gang around. The candidates for the various nominations over the county are now being filed and soon every one will know just what it costs the boys. They have thirty days from May 6th and must file even if they didn't spend a thin dime if they wish to comply with the laws. ' So far we haven't heard of any one reporting that they were not counted by the census takers and . if they wish to be listed they should speak up soon for the time I ! limit is about expired. Bluffton has added enough names to put I them over the 5,000 mark. The showers over the week-end were welcome and the next few days will be busy ones for the 1 farmers. Indications for a bumper 1 crop are excellent and here's hoping nothing interferes to make ’ that come true.

The president will spend his vacation visiting the various government parks of the west where he can fish and hunt to his heart’s content. Down in southern Indiana they are converting the little old red school houses into gasoline filling stations. Is that good or bad? There’s a subject for a real debate. - —0 rCONGRESS TODAY * ♦ (U.PJ ♦ Senate: Continues debate on District of Columbia appropriations bill. Foreign relations committee opens hearings on London naval treaty. Judiciary committee considers nominatio not Owen J. Roberts to Supreme Court. House: Takes up District of Columbia bills.

Texas Mob Burns Courthouse • 1 ... Srtfc- * J • ■ li W '• ■ rt • .< 1 .mSmSES esPhotos! show scene during the Sherman, Texas, riot-', where the $60,000 Grayson County courthouse was burned after a mob had unsuccessfully attempted to seize George Hughes. Negro, from the sheriff. The Negro bad admitted that he had assaulted a whit ■ woman. A crowd of 2,000 battled civil and military authorities for twelve hours until they gained possession of,the body, which was in the burning courthouse. Upper photo shows the burning courthouse. Lower photo shows the firemen fighting the blaze. The mob can be seen in the extreme left foreground.

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• « Modern Etiquette I By I ROBERTA LEE ♦— (U.K) ♦ | Q. What rules govern the use of the fork ? A. It should be held in the left hand while cutting, and in right hpnd to convey food to the mouth. Q. What is the best material for a dancing frock? A. Georgette and chiffon are very appropriate, as they permit freedom and comfort in dancing. Q. It is incorrect to send a typewritten invitation? A. Yes, although it is not incorrect to use. the typewritter’for ordinary social correspondence. * Household Scrapbook | | By | ROBERTA LEE • • The Umbrella A leak in the umbrella can be’ mended by first citting a piece of mending tissue a little larger than the hole. Then cut a piece of silk • or cambric a little larger than the' piece of tissue. Place tissue over holo ar under side of cover. Then place silk or cambric over the tissue, tucking edge under the tissue. Place a wet cloth over all and: press with hot iron. Polishing the Windows After polishing the windows, moisten a clean rag with very Hittie glycerine and rub it over the , window-pane. This will keep the ! glass from steaming and it will

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. stay clean much longer. Coffee Try putting a few drops of van- ’ ilia in the coffee immediately before serving, ft gives the coffee a delicious flavor. o * TWENTY YEARS ” AGO TODAY | | From the Daily Democrat File | ♦ ; ♦ May 12. 1910. —Squire Smith finds] for the state in the case against) Murray and orders liquor taken in I raid destroyed. St. Peters church of Fort Wayne presents “The Man in the Iron Mask." to large audience at the Opera house here. J. F. Snow returns from trip to the Pacific coast. James O. Hoagland and Missi Ada Mallonee married last evening by Rev. Sherman Powell. Thirteen drown when steamer Saltello sinks near Sulphur Springs on Mississippi river.

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Miss Edna Hockemeyer and Mr. Paul Hollman married at Flat Rock Lutheran church. Joe Rice. Cincinnati salesman, whom every one here knows, visits Decatur. Bernard Wertzberger buys Charles Kitson’s interest in barber shop. o Get the Habit—Trade at Home,

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• ; BIG FEATURES OF RADIO I i Tuesday'* 5 Be*t Radio Feature* Copyright 1930 by UP. WABC (CBS network) 6 p. m cst.— Blackstone Hour. WJZ (NBC network) 6:30 p. m. cst.—-Libby Program WJZ (NBC network) 8 p..m. cst. - Westinghouse Salute. WEAK (NBC network) 8:30 p.m. cst. - R K. O. oHur. WABC (CBS network) 9 p. m. cst. —Weeins, Lown and Lombardo Orchestras. To Broadcast Convention Programs of the twenty-sixth annual convention of the Advertising Federation o fAmerlca on Monday. May 19 and Wednesday, May 21. in which a number of distinguished speakers will be heard will be broadcast by the Columbia system. Monday's broadcast will he from 2:30 to 4 p. m. est (3:30 to 5 p. nt. edst), and Wednesday's from 1:30 to 3 p. m. est (2:30 to 4 p. nt. edst). Monday's program will include talks by Senator Henry J. Allen of Kansas; Joseph H. Appel of John AVanamaker. New .York; Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation's Business and Earnest Elmo Calkins. president of Calkins and Holden. Inc., New York. Wednesday's speakers will be Secretary of Labor James J. Davis; Malcolm Muir, president of tile McGraw Hill Publishing Company, New York; Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick, representative from Illinois, and Dr. Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce. The theme of this year's convention is: "Advertising, Servant of the Consumer.” C. C. Younggreen of Miiwuakee, president of the federation, will introduce the speakers from the ball room of the Willard hotel in Washington. Topics announced are: Calkins', "Tly Consumption Age”; Appel’s, "The Consumer is Boss, But ...” and Muir's, “Advertising in the Age of Machine Made Man Power.” o THE EXCHANGE SAY—(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) tlon is given at 13.411, a loss ol 756 since 1920.

Huntington. — Daylight saving went into effect in this city Saturday night at midnight. Hartford City.—The General Electric baseball team played here Sunday, meeting the Hartford City Slugger.s Bluffton. — George L. Saunders and daughter, Mrs. Alma May Shead. left Saturday on a motor trip to Oakland City. Van Wert. O. —A new life insurance company, the General Mutual Life Insurance company la being organized here with a capital of SIOO,OOO. Fort Wayne.—Paul Wehrenberg, contractor was killed Saturday night in an automobile accident, south of Angola.

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