Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1930 — Page 4

DECATUR MILY DEMOCRAT t*»>blhhed Every Evening Except Sunday by VH» DECATUR DKMOCRAT CO i H. Heller . Pres, and Gen. Mgr A. IL Holthouse Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HollerVice-President entered at the Poßtoffice at Deca- . nr, Indiana, as second class matter Subscription Rates nfngie copies .02 Ono week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier6.oo One mouth, by mail .38 Three months, by malll.oo Six months, by mail 1.76 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office .. 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere J 3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. ntstlonal Advertising Representatives rm i oUHEERRE, INC. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago •15 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana Leagne of Home Dalllee W e ate ready to settle down to i business now and help publish the ] Daily Democrat. During the past ‘ several months a lot of time has | been taken up with other matters which we felt were of greatest imp; rtance to the community. Relieve we like our own job better. — / Yes. sir, its been a hard summer and we all know we've be n some where but its worth a lot of fuss and worry to come out with our beads up, looking every one in the eye and owing no one a penny, ; The clouds are rolling away and its I time to ‘'start the clock." A fellow named Kanwischer down in Vincennes died th* other day and in his will left th? income from 312,000 to the poor of that city and i provided that each pall bearer re- ■ ceive ten dollars and his share of I a keg of beer. He was about as ’ popular we presume as a dead man ] could be. Only ten days until election and most voters haven't start'd to talk about it yet. There are some im-] portant issues in this campaign not I tiie least .of w hich is how to secure ' better times and lower taxes. The , democrat? are pledg d to that plat-' form and will do all they can to obtain beth of these results. We congratulate John U. Maynard of this city on his election as vic -president of the National Embalm r's Association at tin- national convention held at Atlanta. It is a worth while honor for any man to reach such a position in a national organization and we are sure this honor comes because it is deserved. Meetings ar? now being held in various parts of the county by the democrats and good crowds are attending. The issues are being pre- ' sented in a fair and clear manner ] and we beliei the results one v .ok from next Tuesday will show that the average voter knows what ' he wants to do. They finally got “Bugs" Moran, I second best bandit in Chicago but I the gravest charge they have placed against him is vagrancy, which wont frighten him much we presume. It he and Capon? are not guilty of serious crimes how can they be so openly charged and if they are why in the kingdom come don’t they charge them with some- " th.ng that will take care of them in a sal? place? 8 Tube j RADIO Screen Grid Super Heterodyne CONSOL E SB6-00 x Decatur Electric Shop •

I Restore confidence und prosperity. That's the purpose of the ] Lion's club in this city in the camj palgn they are making this week, a glorious thing to be shooting at. Lifting ourselves by our own boot ' [ straps may not be easy but its - possible and the communities which do it will be the first to get out of (the mire or pessimism. Spend a [pillion of your earnings, keep the ball rolling. This should be a good j autumn for every one. J. B. Wiles, hustling business I commissioner of the city of Fort .Wayne will give an address at the I • high school auditorium Friday | i venine. His subject will be “What 1 | is the Matter With America?" and ' the meeting sponsored by the ! Lion's club as a part of their camj paign to "start the dock" will be i ot keen interest to all. There is! nothing the matter with America I hut oceasii nally some of the folks I who inhabit this part ot the globe; Ige t a little cross grained. If they would quit talking so [much about plans for the unemi ployment and actually put some folks to work we believe it would be appreciated more than all the bunk that is being handed out. The clubmen of Muskegon, Mich-1 igan, have the right idea. Three] hundred of them agreed to each spend 3100 last week and it went over so big that they are passing the idea along to other cities. This [ week they have what they call a I ! "spend a million a week campaign."] ' That will do it without doubt tor most of the hard times er at least] a lot of it, is in the minds of the] folks. The question of whether or note phis state will spend a lot of money i ! foolishly to try to write a new con-1 Istitution has not been discussed as I much as it should have been but | we are hi ping that every one has] i investigated the problem so he can 1 vote intelligently. We have heard I no arguments so far that have con-' vinced us that we should change; the old constitution in whole. We i Ivelieve there should be some action taken on the tax question and one I or two others, but th se it has been repeatedly held can be taken care of without a new constitution and probably better than they will be I that way. How will you vote? o Non-Inflammable Gasoline Carbon tetrachloride will make gasoline non-intlammalAe if enough is added. o Yellowstone Park First Yellowstone National park, established in 1572. was the first important game preserve in this country. '

BIG REDUCTIONS IN CHRYSLER SIXES CHRYSLER SIX, NOW “70”, NOW *745 *11245 AND UPWARDS AND UPWARDS COUPE *745 BUSINESS COUPE *1245 TOURING .... 785 ROADSTER . . . 755 BROUGHAM. . . 1243 (with rumble scat) I ROYAL COUPE . 785 ROYAL COUPE . 1295 '«""» ■»«»« Mlh rumble seat) 4-DOOR ROYAL SEDAN t-umdoxe . 795 ROYAL SEDAN . 1295 CONVERTIBLE COUPE tsithrumbleseat)B7s All prices F. O. B. Factory i At the new reduced prices on Chrysler sixes the qualities that have kept Chrysler constantly in the lead are now placed within the reach of many more thousands. Why suffer the annoyances of winter driving in your old ear when you can enjoy a new Chrysler six at the lowest prices for which such quality cars have ever been offered? Come in. See these great bargains. Take one out on the road and drive it. Easy terms. 9 4 3 i DETTINGER MOTOR SALES CO. W. 11. Dellinger West Monroe St.

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Kirkland H. S. News ♦ < | Om short vacation is over and we i are enjoying school life again. Th?; tachers appear happy instead of ' worn out. This fact seems *o disa-1 Igree with the general rule of vaca-i : tions. The social was a success. The I plays programs and boxing matches ]w-re well attended. The large crowd . I especially appreciated the suppers. I Fifty suppers were sold and also a] number of pies and cakes. We are . ] sure that everyone enjoyed the 1 event and the school wishes to] i thank you for your cooperation in [making this event a success. — The Senior Class practically sewed up the volly ball tourney by eli-i [minating the Junior team but only] | after a 17-15 battle. | Our horseshoe tourney is almost ; I completed. Thsre are twenty one I entries. Much interest is being! [shown. Thompso nseems to be the I favorite. However, some dark horses I are working hard and an upset may [ happen. Mr. Bryan introduced a new game' [ to our school in the way of tether I ball. Interest is high and the school has ordered some extra balls i:i 1 order that more can play. The basketball team is gradually. I rounding into form. The Kangaroos . know th y have a great defense. [The reserves have been able to score only one goal against them in drill scrimmage to date. Most of the work for the next two weeks in preparation for the New Haven game will be on basket shooting and offense. Friday morning Oct. 24. the Juii-

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ior Class will give a short program [ lin the Gymnasium. They will nee 1 an outstanding entertainment if I they expect to do better than the [ Senior Class did. Visitors are in- [ vited. Almost one-fourth of our school , term is history. This is the week j when our instructors give us our (monthly tests. We sometimes won-! der if the other county schools are givin as difficult tests as we have , to face. Rev. Kreider, who is holding re ] . vival meeting at the Pleasant Dal • 1 — —— ———— . -

— . z — _ :: — — — : — - fWrriMT Fl T’irnTfc'iWiWKWilMTTl—W’T—lT* ; wrmw-y * JE* VK* WHaJ i i i ■wwimun I 11111 " ——■■_ ■ ■■■ —— ■ The Clock is Started U ||l| |\ Ji lit HI i» v * 'a‘lll The Ohl Adams County Bank re-opens 11 9 <.i Wednesday. Iv/ " 11 A new Peoples Loan and Trust Company jfe II with total resources of $250,000 is serving . V4 u l| ' the community. " I&mB JI A 30 per cent payment to depositors has ||ESg«|y ,3« I been made by the old Peoples Loan and B fl aIIOII The First National Bank, with resources of I i tU i fl more than $1,000,000 thrives in a good I ‘ ' jfl community. I 111 - O and things in general are on W I r\ > the UP and UP Ji i We extend our congratulations to the men affiliated with Decatur’s banks in accomplishing those things which mean so much to everyone. rtL The clock is started and with a little winding 1 we can keep it running on fast time Decatur Daily Democrat GO AHEAD WITH YOUR BUSINESS AND SHOPPING • - —

church gave us an Interesting talk Wednesday October 16. He invited the school to attend church and stated thut the meeting would close October 25. o Twelve Decatur Women Attend District Meet ♦"Twelve local ladies attended the • annual meeting of th® Women's I Mlssionaiy Societies of the Pre*byterian churches tn the North eas-1 tern Indiana district, group num-1 her 5. held at the Anthony Boni vard Presbyterian church in Fo:t [ Wayne, all day Tuesday. During the morning session which I | began at 10:30 o'clock Mrs. C. D I Teeple of this city led the devotion lais. Mrs. Charles W. Knapp, presi- ! dent ~f the local society, gave a report which was well received. Blue i red. and gold ribbons were awarded the society having the largest m crease in membership during the past year and for fulfilling their apportionment. and all three ribbons were presented to the local society. The afternoon devotionals were conducted by Mrs. Elliott, wife of Rev. Elliott of Bluffton, and the afternoon address was presented by a i eturned missionary. Miss Thresa ; Marshall of Vellore, India. Other talks were given by Mrs. Homer Weisbecker of Nan. Siam one of | the Presbyterian missionaries, and | Mrs. Wilbur Young, who has been , located in Africa for the past five I years. Interesting programs vtre helJ at both morning and afternoon sessions and a dinner was served at the Third Presbyterian church at the noon hour. Representatives were present from the Blutfton, Ossian, Huntington, Decatur, and Fort Wayne Presbyterian churches. The attendance prize was awarded the Anthony Boulevard church. Fort Wayne, and the local society received honorable mention for having the ! second largest attendance present. The next group meeting will be held at Eluffton Presbyterian I church. Those front this city who [ attended the meeting were the mesdames Janies Elberson, D. B. Erwin, i Charles Langston. J. R. Horton. J. L. Kocher. C. A. Dugan. L. A. Gra | ham. C. W. Knapp, S. D. Beavers. M. J. Wertzberger. F. E. Franc". 1

('hairman of Committee J \ ■feu w I. ik X -WWW \ 1 SHMkSH •. -' ' ’ ■bhSkb sc x.* ? John H. Heller, chairman of the stock committee which perfected refinancing plan and reopening ot the bank.

and C. D. Teeple. —o Manslaughter Is Charged Brookville. Ind., Oct. 22.—dJ.R)A charge of mansiaug-.ifephas been filed against John F. Haman, i Brookville tewn marshal, for the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Nor- ] bert Rosenberger. John Rosenberger, the victim's ' father, requested the warrant.

i Haman was released on $12,500 i bond. The boy was injured fatally when he and a group of oth r pt?I Halliween pranksters, ran across i a school yard, with Haman in pur- - suit. Haman said he intended to tl fire over the boys' heads. - — — o Foundation of Fact “Robinson Crusoe" is based on the adventures of Alexander Selkirk. - j who was cast away on the island of Juan Fernandez.

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