Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1930 — Page 4

DECATUR £AILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by TH* DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. I. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse..Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller .Vice-President 'Entered at the Poetoffice at Deca.ur, Indiana, as second class matter Subscription Rates Single copies f .02 One week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier 5.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mall 1.00 Six months, by mall 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, al office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere 33.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Advertising Representatives trry.'ir*'" SCHEERRE, INC. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 415 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana League of Home Dailies Two Chicago women were robbed of 364,000 worth of jewelry by bandits but won t get much sympathy from~ttose who feel that any one who can afford to wear that much of vTtnabies or ornaments won’t miss ft any way. Indiana has a fairly goed const itmion..with a very few changes whictT*can be made if enough in- i tereSl “is tak n to arouse the people. Its a safe guess that the proper prrqsosed amendment on the tax i questmn would bring out the big- ; gesl sKte ever cast. Hviyy Paul, veteran banker and linanclfr of Fort Wayne was one I of tlii£< allers at the bank opening l here .yesterday and his congratula- I lions-were from the Heart. He de-' ciaredathis an unusual community I tnd expressed his belief that the j thing«accomplished here would iheeit.mmi help other localities. It required t n pages of last evenings -edition to , xpress the good will es tile business of this community and outside folks who det.iii I ,to express th ir feelings towaiiTs tii Old Adams County Bank ami those wh > had made possiole its rptfpening. It was a great old n >y an I about ev.ry one we met had an old fashioned smile on. Its the autumn season and trading will b'- brisk the next two months. The merchant who is on th" jol>. offering proper inducements and in the right way, will ' make up for a lot of poor weeks J l lie past few months. The bus-1 i’tess Is here, the clocks have start-1 1 d. get yours. IT. 1 Landis is out landing the j Hoovej administration at so much per "laud.” Two years ago and in between electit ns Fr d has a good time razzing the administration and making all kinds of fun of congress and the tilings they were doing. But Fred is out after the "jack," makes a good speech and you can t blame him much. A fellow has to earn a living some way. The congratulations have been offer." 3 and the greetings, sincere ami earnest extended. It was a & V -■ dry ofsy ** 4 Hours Tfic latest Kyanite Varnish is a (teat time sa-xr without sacrihcmg one single fine quality. 4. FLOOR A hour VARNISH HOUR Dries dust-free in less than sixty minutes — Hard enough to walk on in lour iiours — Waterproof—Will not scratch white —Pale in color—Brushes easily—Very durable—Ready for use — Nospeci - lthinnersrcquired —For floors, linoleums and interior woodwork—Can be used over old paint or varnish. Finish your floor in the morning — use it in the afternoon. Your money back for the empty can if it doesn’t do all we claim. CALLOW & KOHNE

tino thing to reopen the Old Adams County Hank and again proves that most any thing can be done when the motive is right and the desire is sufficient. We have proven a great community. Let’s all live up ' t.i It by keeping everlastingly at I the job of boosting one another. . Let’s keep the clocks a’.l moving 1 right along. Good men are the democratic [ candidates in this county who will • serve you efficiently and honestly, i J Get hack of them and help roll up 1 the kind of a majority that will let. them know that you are for them. : The campaign is nearing a close and yet the work still to be done is the most important. Get your neighbor interested and then see that he gets to the polls on November 4th and of course see that he votes right. The Chamber of Commerce proposes to erect five large signs at the entrances of the main highways leading into this city, advertising industries and facilities here if the city will light them. The matter is now in the hands of the electric light committee which has power to act. Its a fine thing to tell the world tliat this is < ne of the best cities of 5,000 in all the world and th" county seat of the greatest I county. It pays to advertise. Another county rally will be held tonight, this one at the auditorium pit Heine and a number from here will attend. Jump in one of the cars and roll with th m. Help cheer the winners on to a more j complete victory. The speakers I will include Hon. L. Ert Slack, j former mayor of Indianapolis and I a faverite in Berne; Mrs. Fay j Smith Knapp of this city who has l.i message that every voter should hear this year and Hon. Claude Ball of Muncie, democratic candidate for congress. This is one of the important meetings of the year. Senator Jim Watson is ill and has cancelled all speaking dates which is not inly bad news for the republicans who were depending m him to swe p the voters off their feet this year but likewise to his many other friends over the state. We believe he will improve after 'ne strain of trying to defend the present administration is over. That’s most toe big a job even for 'he Hoosier senator. Any way we are all hoping lie comes through ' with his health greatly improved ! for politics would be rather uninI cresting without him. The republicans seem to be in I each a muddle that they are doubt- ! Ing that tlv y can get any where in the crtning election. They admit the loss of a large number of s ats I n congress and their estimate is far less than that of expert newsape? writers who have canvassed the situation. Now they are pulling the president in on the grounds that lie is playing a few favorites and is aiding them while neglecting otlnis. Maybe he doesn’t feel he owes some of them any thing for he has certainly had some weak spots in his congress the past two years. It won’t be long now until we will know just what the people think about it all. Refrigerator Displayed The .lew Majestic Electric Refrigerator, manufactured by the Grigsby Brunow Co., is now on display il the Deca'ur Electric Shop, local Majestic distributors. It is beautiful in design and embodies many important and new features in electrical refirgeration. The cabinet is made of fine steel finished in white enamel; the food compartment is also of teel coated with enamel. The insulation is three inches in thickness asuring the right temperature best for foods. It is noise less and can be purchased in several different sizes. You are invited to call and inspect tile Majestic at your convenience. Card qf Thanks We wish in this manner to express our sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends, to the minister for his consoling words, to the American Legion, those who sent floral offerings, and all those who a sisted us in tl’(- death of our son and brother, Hugh Hitchcock. The William Hitchcock family. Brothers and Sisters.

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'•■STS —’ '., . .. 1 — 1 , night and at daybreak today soar-| led upward and flew off in a south-1 I erly direction. c _ Broker Found Dead — Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 23. —(U.K); I —George K. Reilly. 54, senior mem-1 'her of the investment brokerage | Arm of Reilly. Brcck and Company, ’was found shot to death near his I 'home at Ccnshohocken here today. i There was a bullet wound through I h's head. Besides him lay a .32 calibre r volver and a shotgun. | Reilly was found by a member | of his family who heard a shot a few minutes after the broker left home carrying the shotgun. Police expressed the belief it was a case of suicid . Members of the family •said they knew no motive for such I an act. Matter of Taste Some people insist upon spelling | n concoction made of .rystnl sugar, “sirup.” But why fuss because they do not spell crystal “cristnl” nnd ! because we have no simnntliy witli the sistem?—Woman’s Home Com panion. O Cafeteria Supper. Reform-1 e.l Church. Saturday, 5 to 7! P- m -_ 251-2 t! H. KnappS Sen Decatur’s Authorized Radiola and Ratliolron Dealer.

GENEVA NEWS Mrs. ('. P, Hinchman and Mrs. Willhim Hale were business callers in Fort Wayne, Monday. Mis. Ralph Snyder entertained the members of the Quietus club nnd several guests at dinner Tuesday evening. The Order of the Eastern Stare held initiatory work Monday evening. Several guests from Fort It ■

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eovery, Marlon Ohio and Fort Wayne were present. Following the degree work refreshments well served in the dining hall. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Rhoades i and Mrs. Thomas Rhoades spent Tuesday in Bluffton. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conner and i son of Dayton are guests of E. E. ■ Conner and family. Mi. and Mrs. Zed Guilder of Mari ion O. are spending a few days at the home of their daughter, Mrs. • Herbert Chew.

Misses Dorothy La Rue, Edytho] Whiteman and Virginia Schaefer spent Tuesday in Fort Wuyno ' shopping. Mrs. Herbert (’hew and mother 1 spent Tuesday in Fort Wayne. Keith Farlow entertained several friends at a Halloween party Tuesday night. Mrs. W. W. Widdows and Mrs. Earnest Relcheldeffer spent Thursday in Fort Wayne shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. Huie and son visited at the home of Mrs. Jennie

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