Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1930 — Page 5

‘Kfiiois ! fIEE subside I p ion In Peru Is ReEJted t<> Be Eased In Bl Mine Locality v ,v. li d.R' i .mil' today, num nt advised th” <. , ills hail been |r miles southeast of p,,.., 15 American , ul - there. All 'll m lhe region were re- " Bti-? safp ' . ||. t° the Cerro ' ,^^K h ~ .. i ming > Hires h. |H r 1,, center of tlie v two Amer re clubbed ami shdi In was quiet, l-'or >v^^K.. . , to Lima, hut there ■ a p lir , im prospect of tlm : .. ' Uli'il 21-11 ended. ; l - ir.d Ant< riean Am . Hearing Oiat It had to ee< - the elevation of tinami through an i”. th" discontented In-

Biller’s North-End Grocery I AND MEAT MARKET City Delivery Telephone 261 — | Open Evenings and Sundays ■ Fresh and Cold Meats I SPECIAL PEACHES in I Tomatoes 1 fir* Heavy Syrup... e ■ for 25c; can lVt „ , , II Large can 15c “ re Buckwheat qr I MMLilk Coffee OOr* Hound BROOMS .)Q , k |k^ N5 ..25c S-SU29C fc 25c 25c ■'exaco Gas and Oil —5 gallon 1(1 Has and 1 quart Oil for ■Miiler’s Service Station, Telephone 101 [ on West Adams and 13 street I Ed. Miller, Prop. ■■ »• l-TligtT' arOtEMMR'BIWB , [Roop Grocery I Groceries and Meats W. Adams St. Phone 336 ■ig Bargains — Don’t Miss This! — Free Delivery ! I Perfect Coffee Palmolive Soap I 3 lbs. 5 bars I 99c 29c ■ ■elox, large pkg Emperor Grapes Hii w I‘runes ...25c I Sweet Potatoes 25c |V- & G. or Crystal ■ hite Soap W rt Seedless Raisins A,, ■ bars IOC 2 lb. pkg ldl ■fuco Oleo QI 7 | Grimes Golden OQ . ■b. wIL I Apples, 10 1b... t)vU Bananas I Wisconsin Maid ■ lbs Zt)C I Oleo, 2 lbs OJt B'ilk, Pet or 1A„ Fresh Saltetl ■arnation JLvC Peanuts, 2 lbs.. Bumpkin, Little silvcr Leaf GQtf* ■if, 2 for Z*)C Flour. 24 '/ 2 lb.. V«/V H’erfection Soda 6)A „ Peaches in IQo ■nickers 21b Syrup, large can A ./< || Color harm on y in I \ Toilet Soap. A new I I s ~ \ idea that enhances the ■ A (P J/AfMlv' \ iK ‘ au,y of your balh ‘ i| \ (Jl I room. You have your g |[\\ JIV (J J choice of 5 attractive | | |\\ -shades, White, Laven- i E \A x de r ’ I{ lue, Pink and I Green ■PECIAL AT . • 5 Bars for. .29c

diunn. Conßorshlp of telegraphs and ICHblis whs established here. The general strike tied up genml transportation hi Lima and | < allao and cans, d the dosing of a few factories, but there was no general interruption of work. Port activities in Ci'llho were carried on ncnnally, authorities reported. —— —0 Negroes Electrocuted Little Hock, Ark., Nov. 14—(up> -Four negroes died in the electric chair ut the state penitentiary here today. Willie Joe Davis, first O s the convicted murderers, was snapped in the chair tis the prison dock struck < a. in. He was followed by Eddie Long, Janies Turnage and George Washington. At 7:32 A. M. Washington’s body was removed from the chair. A fifth negro, Mack Cleveland, was granted a last minute stay of execution by governor Harvey Purnell to permit a sanity test. ’ — o—— Books’ Teaching Value Books without tim knowledge ot life are useless, for whnt should books teach but the art of living?— Johnson. o- — Alibi Most of us are firmly convinced that we could make a success of life if we only had time.—Life. — —o ——— ' Nugget of Wisdom Service and sijlf-sacritiee will wasli the aetie from v.mr heart.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1930.

LANDSLIDES STILL FEARED I Danger of More Slides Is Acute At Lyons, France Today Lyons, France, Nov. 14,—(U.R)— | Danger from further landslides remained acute today ami constantly threatened volunteers who dug Inio the piles of earth and debris imprisoning victims of yesterday's three avalanches. The rescue operations were so precarious that only seven bodies had been recovered today, although i.fficial announcements placed the known dead ai 40 and unofficial estimates were that the toll might reach 70 or 80. Most i f tlie bodies recovered were those of women. One threeweeks old baby died in a hospital after being taken from the ruins. Failing walls harassed the rescurs today. The nearby hospital Des Chateaux was crumbling, and was evacuated, as were all other buildings in tlie vicinity. A dramatic aspect to the situation was given by the theory, expressed by city engineer Chaluni'au. that the disaster was caused by tlie flooding of old underground galleries dating from the time of the Romans. After seven hours of tunnelling, one nun, Sister Blandine, was rescued. She said other nuns were missing. Two other victims were heard groaning near where she was rescued, but could not be reached. Legion of Moose to Gather at Fort W ayne (Special to Decatur Democrat) Fort Wayne, Nov. 14.—More than 15C0 members of the Legion of Morse, No. 18, one of the highest units of the organization in northern Indiana, will hold their annual gridiron dinner and frolic Saturday afternoon and evening, December <>, at the Moose auditorium here, it was announced today. About 79 Moose lodge members from Fort Wayne and vicinity will be awarded the honored legion degree at th? dinner. Officers of the Legion of Moose, No. 18, include: Joseph Brenan, Decatur, great north moose; Walter O. Ulery, Huntington, great south moose; Charles A. White, Bluffton, great east moose; Howard Sunderland, this city, past north' imoose; Martin Heider, this city, treasurer; James E. Ford, this city, ——TT- " . _ Smith Drug Co SAVE WITH SAFETY at your REXALL DRUG STORE Smith’s Handy Lotion for i sore, chapped and cracked skins 25c and 50c SI.OO Mello Gio Com- KQa* bination sets i t/C 10c Palmolive Soap I 75c Mi Solution 1 pint bJIC 85c Meliens Food 69c SI.OO Miles Nervine SI.OO Vapure, Inhalent for CoklsOtzC SI.OO Cod Liver Oil QQ„ Vitamin Tested .... Oxz v ; 75c Rubbing Alcohol OQ,* 1 pint Ot/V 50c DeWitt's Cough QQp Syrup fcJtz V SI.OO Tanawa 'ionic 30c Hills Cascara 0 4 , Quinine«i u 2 V $1.20 Caldwells 7Q/* Syrup of Pepsin.... I «7 V 50c Laxative Quinine OQz, : Cold Capsules OV : SI.OO DeWitts Cod Liver Oil Pills 35c DeWitts Vapor- 1 Q izing Balm JLJL SI.OO Mineral Oil 7Qz» iQuart 4</V $1.50 Hot Water Bottle 2 year guarantee ..89c SI.OO Hot Water /fQr» Bottle. 2 quart 10c Adhes.ve Tape I inch. 5 yard $1.75 Vacuum d* IqQ Kits, complete... 50c Household 1 Qf» j Rubber Gloves JLt/V 135 c Old Fashioned OQo Horehound Drops Lilia Kings Delicious Home Made Candies Q/lz* per lb OUC

I herder; James Wheeler, Kendallville, gnllding mnoae; William Derr, I Wabash, argus of heart; James I Kromm, tills city, captain; Archie Spcnehase, this city, director of music. Defenders of the legion include Louis Helm, Decatur; Otis Vores, Bluffton: Lem Colbert. Bluffton; Charles Heare, D catur; Charles E. Shaw, Auburn; William Shoemaker, Kendallville; Fred Klick, Elkhart; John Kallerson, South Bend; John Anderson, Goshen; James Ternet, Lagrange; Jam s Peterson, R<me City, and Patrick Kelly, Portland. A number of national officials of the Moose lodge will attend the affair. The Moose nuditoriiim has been redecorated for the winter events. o COURT HOUSE Real Estate Transfers Tillie M. Johnloz et al, laud in Washington township to Union Central Lite Ins., Co., for 11.00. Eilza Catherine Johnloz. land in Washington township to Union Central Life Ins., Co. for SI.OO. Marriage License Paul Davis, Celina, Ohio, Route 1, farmer, to Helen Roe, Berne, Route 3, Get the Habit—Trade at Home.

THE ADAMS THEATRE Tonight and Saturday—lsc-35c RICHARD ARLEN —in—- “ The Sea God” with Fay Wray and Eugene Pallette j I p Iroin the depths of the Sea he came clad in his grotesque diving suit dreading fearing the late that awaited hint only to find himself mistaken by the savages for a ' (iod of lhe Sea' One of the most amazing stories ever filmed! ADVENTURE ■’t its highest peak! A real Thrill is in store for you! Added—3rd chapter of THE LONE DEFENDER-with RIN-TIN-TIN — and an ALL TALKING Comedy. SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY a GOOD NEWS" | with STANLEY SMITH. BESSIE LOVE. UKELELE IKE, MARY LAW LOR, LOLA LANE and GUS SHY. YOUTH! Its swift rythms! Its Pep! Its Loves! Its Laughter! Here they are crowded into the greatest picture | df College Life ever produced! Romance and Jazz , Fun I : that’s Fast and Furious, Football, Thrills, and lhe greatest I dancing, singing College Cut-ups ever to grace a Campus! Added—An ALL TALKING Comedy—2oc-40c ' -.--v ~ IWIII MMTIII nil-Ti lI III T-KITI Hi ■III I Ml IB IIIIHIWM 1 THE CORT SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. Ml(lc-35c First Sunday Evening Show 6:30. .20c-40c SA kittenish girlie with saucer eyes and golden hair turns a few twenty minute yeggs into gentle lambs — for a few days . . . i And what follows will turn anyone into a laugh marathoner, in this Fox Movietone comedy riot featuring Spencer Tracy, Claire Luce, Warren Hymen Humphrey Bogart, William Collier, Sr., Joan (“Cherie”) Lawes. ADDED — All Talking Comedy “BULLS AND BEARS.” Also Cartoon and Movietone News. — TONIGHT - I'- Ken Maynard in Jn “PARADE OF THE rT-rff WEST” an action dratr.aUjK’aKK'’ ma - Also -the Bth chapter of “The Indians are I Coming.” Also Cartoon * z " ’HrJk 15c • 35c w < «» w-. w I - < v . 7 < iWL 3 i| 'r' ‘ t?J ’ /w? AtwO ftec Oft

HUSKY HUSKERS STAGE ANNUAL FISHT FOR TITLE Meet in Knnsas to Decide Corn Stripping Championship — Tcpeka, Kiir., Nov. It. — (U.R) — Tlie national uorn-huskinx cham- , pionship, cluas test of strenKtli . ami skill for men in tlie great mid- . western farm belt, will open today. No rural athletic contest rivals the popularity of this harvest raise In which the stoutest and fastest men in seven states race through the corn fields, stripping golden ears tri m stalks to determine who can harvest the largest amount in So minut s. i Nation-wide interest lias been .;aroused in recent years and today a radio hook-up will carry reports , of tlie racers progress all over the; ‘ country. Fourteen Contestants Fourteen cemestants, survivors of local, county and state contests,! in Kansas. Missouri, Illinois, lowa, Indiana, Minnesota and Nebraska — i. leading corn growing states — are

■ ■ I , M 4U-A —i I l MS—.■■■■!*—l «*... entered. They represent the choice 1 of physical ability in a well-popu-, lated farm territory of 464,000 square miles. The prizes for which they compete include 1200 offered by agricultural papers and SI,OOO known as the Department of Agriculture prize. A nuge level field of corn, standing straight and with, exceptionally long rows, yielding between 40 and 6o bushels to the acre, is tlie contest "arena.” Tills Is divided into longitudinal sections down which the contestants race, picking ears from two rows of corn at a time and tossing them into wagons drawn ahead of them. At the end of the field they turn back taking the next two rows. All picking stops at tlie end of one hour end 20 minutes. The the mun whose wagon contains the largest number of bushels of corn, whose rows have been picked cleanest and whos picked ears are fresh from husks is declared winner. Present Record The present record was established in 1925, when Elmer Williams of Illinois picked 35.8 bushels. That was when the national corn crop was about 3,000,000,000 j bushels. This year, with a minimum crop, which reduced the num-1 her of ears and their size per acre,! tlie results are expected to be less.

■OMMKMI MRBMMBMHBHMMMninaM. 'zJMeEHSXMEBMHM Appelman’s Grocery PHONES 215 and 219 DELIVERY SERVICE — VAN CAMP PRODUCTS— I Chile Con Carne QI 1 Tomato Soup Hominy, small 2 cans mXC 1 Vegetable Soup tJV 1 Vegetable Beef Os,, Hominy, Large 1 15c value <£*JC 2 cans lit Sauer Kraut, 2 large cans 2 1 c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP | O FANCY COOKING APPLES Of',, 3 bars and 5c balloon I 6 pounds ZiOV CAMAY SOAP SWEETPOTATOES OLIVO SOAP | rr GRAPE FRUIT 2 bars and water glass l I v 4 Large P. &G. SOAP Q7z» GRAPES 9J10 barsOl L 3 pounds O C U PEACHES, Large Can in Heavy Syrup, 5 canssl.oo GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 pounds 48c | LARGE CHESTNUTS, per pound 20c FREE! Betty Crocker’s Improved KU 'J* ANGEL CAKE PAN 3 J w,th 2 P acka ß es of J GOLD MEDAL While they last tSSIz cake flour 2 p f O * s- 59 c I Cutshall 9 s Cut Rate Drug Phone 56 CO. N. S st. —5O c Ipana Tooth Paste 33c si.oo 25c Feenimint 19e ca-bi-na MELLO GLO 75 Three Flower Powd 63c for vM4 U Princess Pat Rouge 39c XMAS SETS S] fl() Ad|crika B 89t . h.a.g tsl ,.,„ sl-50 Mary T. Goldmans •‘'U Hair Color Restorer $1.39 vC/C I si.oo Cream 23c $ i, 25 viuna 50 £ DeWitt’s Cough konjola Syrup 49c 79c 35c Bayer’s Aspirin .. 24c 89c 25c .Johnsons Baby Powderl9c 50c 3 oz. Glycerine and 60c Phillips RoseWaterl9c 30c Groves Bromo listerine Mi k of Magnesia , Quinine24c QQr* Liver Oil, pt 79c □ JC go Rubbintr Alcohol nt 29c GREETING CARDS HOT CHOCOLATE—HOT FUDGE—HOT OVALTINE HOT MALTED MILK—SERVED AT OUR FOUNTAIN

Fast corn pickets nr« powerfully i built men between 20 and 30 years :of age. All previous champions have been men < f unusual strength mid vigor. Victory In a corn husking contest does not necessarily go to the hitsker finishing with the largest number of pounds of husked corn. 'Every ear left in tlie field counts against the husker and every husk I left on the corn in excess of a low minimum is also deducted fiom the gross weight of the corn in the wagon. ■ ■ I j Local People Invited To Ft. Wayne Church » w! Tlie St. John's Reformed church i congregation of Fort Wayne and Rev. F. 11. Rupnow, D.D., pastor, announce the dedication of their interior rebuilt church auditorium*: and new three manual Schantz pipe organ for next Sunday, November 16. The interior of St. John's church lias been rebuilt in Gothic style at an approximate cost of, $25,000. in addition to this a new ] '515,000 three manual Schantz pipe 'organ, a gift of Mrs. Caroline Hoffi ma on, lias been installed. Au invitation to attend the dedi-

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cation services has been extended to the local Zion Reformed church and there will therefore be no Uhiistian Endeavor meetings nor evening services at the local church Sunday night. Pref. L, C. Hessert, professor oT theology in the Reformed church Theological Seminary at Plymouth, Wisconsin, a son of St. John's congregation and a former pastor of the Iccal Zion Reformed church will deliver tlie dedicatory sermon In the morning at 10:30 o’clock. In I the (veiling at 7:30 o’clock, Leslie | Jacobs, also a son of the Fort i Wayne church, but now of Wor* 1 coster, Mass., and organist of one ol tlie largest organs in New Engi land, will give an organ recital. A large delegation from the local I Reformed church is planning to attend tlie dedication services. O . H. I. Believe It if You Cea Correct tills sentence: “She tsissed her fiimlly us a girl,” said tlie gossip, “but she never henpecks her husband." o— ■. Odd Idea* About Coffee When coffee was Introduced Into Europe as a novelty. It was said to tie an effective remedy against colds, hysteria and toothache.