Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 15 January 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED IDVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES FOITSALE FOB SALE—Pure bred Ayahire Ml 2D months old. Also calves. At a fair price. Henry Aschlemen. Berne phone 4A23. 293-33tx FOR SALE-Durocs. Bred Gilts. Reasonable Richest bloodlines. Imni'ined Farm located 10 miles east of Decatur on State Road IS Joining 17. H. D. Kreischer, Convoy, Ohio. 12-*tx FOR RENT OR* SALE—Good’farm, convenient to church and school, near town. M. Meibers, 1127 W. Monroe St. 11-3 t FOR SALE— One chestnut sorr.-l mare, thick made 5 yna old. Extra good one. In fold weight 1.700 Ins. Sound and good worker. Also Holstein bull. 10 months old. Albert Teeplc, Route 9, Decatur phone 885-A U-3t FOR SALE— Plenty of wood at becatur Tie and Lumber Company. Phone 282 or 329 Hat FOR SAce,—( sea ueico nsnt piar.' and 2 electric motors also 2 hoi stein cows, fresh soon. William Hockemeyer Monroeville phone. 11-3tx I 1 ■—" 1 - 111 FOR SALE— Apples. Fancy spies 11.75; Johanathan. Starks. Rostan. and Ontario $1.50. Steel Reds 11.25 bushel. Brink your baskets 1 A. M. Mauller. Pleasant Mills 114'. FOR SALE— Bay horse. Chris .Marbach, Monroeville, R.R. 3. 12-3tx FOR SALE—3O White English Leg born .pullets. Phone 885-M 12-2 t FOR SALE—section -.team - heat boiler. Good shape. Have installed j larger one. Sell cheap. Inquire National Hotel. Phone 141 11-3tx FOR 'SALE or EXCHANGE—Eoc trie washer. Will trade for good i fresh cow. Monroeville phon?-, i dial No. 3281. D. J. Barkley, route . 3. Monroeville. 13-3tx Hui SALE --Until Jan. 2" 1 will sell honey at 12c per lb. in not; less than 5 lb. lots. Bring containers. Dr. C. H. Branch 13-2 t ■ FOR SALE-A coral buzz saw out tit with saws Call 1206. 13-2'x LOST AND. FOUND bag. Call 175 for, reward. llt-lx LOST — Lady's purse, containing money and key. Return to D. M Hower, 517 West Monroe. 12t2x ■——O —■ : FOR KENT WANTED— Good, clean, big Rags, suitable for cleaning machinery. Will pay 7c lb. Decatur Daily Democrat. WANTED—GirI at Swiss Cleaners. Inc. For particulars inquire 161 8. Second St. 11-3tx WANTED—’27 »0 *'*k man wi*b car to represent National Farm Publications in this section. Must be free to start at once. See or write C. E. Nichols. National Hotel. Decatur. 13-2tx o Mainz Famca, City Mainz Is one of 'ne first and old est cities on the Rhine. It has fur nished its share of legends and played its pun in making this rivet me of tlie most famous in the world. When the French occupied the city the countess of Stein led I the young women to take a vow not to listen to a w ord of love from any man until the country was rid of the invaders. Fired l-y the <-<>ur , age o* the countess, the young men succeeded in sweeping ibe enemy fr»m their land SALE CALENDAR Auctioneers are asked to bring in their sale dates which will be run free of charge in this calen dar. Jan. 17—Community sale, Decatur Jan. 19 — Henry Klopfenstine, 2 miles west and mile south of Monroe. Roy Johnson, auct Jan. 21 —Walter Bucher, mil? west of State line on Allen county line. Roy J.hnson, auc Jan. 22—8 Reynolds & Son. Fort Jennings, Ohio, Purebred Poland Chine hogs. Roy Johnson. auct. Jan jJ&g-Wm. Grant. 1\ mile east Pleasant .Mills. Roy Johnson, auct. Jaltr JJt- Ben F. Butler. 3 miles north. 3*4 miles cast of Decatur 160 are farm; livestock and <ax» machinery. Roy Johnson, juntr Jatf**Sß-Decatur Community Sale. Fell, gw Russel Howell. I’. j milov east of Wabash. Ohio; Jersey cattle. Roy Johnson, auct. Feb. ;•» Virgil Barkley, 3>4 miles SOtIL. 1 mile west Mor.iw, vide. Roy Johnson, auct. Feb. LSJai k Rauchot, 1 mile north 1 mllo west Monroeville. Roy Johnson, auct. Feb. 9 —B. A. Winans. 1 mile east 4»f -rgaldwin. Ohio. Roy JohnSou,, auct. reia MFT>ave Witt*, % mile north •el 'JcGill, Ohio. Roy Johnson, •uct. Feb. 17- A. W. Johnson. 2 mile taaU of Monroe, Ind. RoyJohnson, auct.

S.E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Blacls, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or nlpnt Office phone 500 Home phone 73 Ambulance Service N. A. BIX LEK t OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Glasses Fifed HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to S:W gj Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Z; Telephone 135 K | 1 — ~ Lobenstein & Doan FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance 3erv.ee. 1! Office Phone Mi j Residence Phone, Decatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT For BETTER HEALTH SEE DR. H. FROHNAI'FEL Licensed Chiropractor and Naturopath Riadonic diagnosis and treatment Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St Office Hours; 10-12, 1-5, 6-8 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Attendant W. H. ZWIUK & SON Calls a.iswered day and night Ambulance Service Phone*: Office 61, Home 303 Yager Brothers Funeral Directors Calls answered day or night. At night call phone 41. Day time call phone 105. Ambulance Service, day or nightNOTH i: OF *\I.E OF HEU EMTITK Hl UtMI\l*FH \IHI Y In tter tijnnui I irruit < «>un. Nttvrtwkrr Term. I’rw&aie < auna* Number 2730 The und*-r.«signrd administratrix 4 ’the estate of J hh; Braun Jr , d*-eaa-ed. hereby gives notice tnat by virrtue of an order of the Adams Ciricutf Court, he will at the hour of J A M . of the 2nd day of February .15131, at the Law offi- f Hubert! R. JH’knahan, in room- I and 2 \.f the M .rr..->n Building, he atur. Ind-. iarWU and from day to day thereafter- , until »oM. offer f<r sate at pritate* *aie ah the interest of »aid dec*4-• ent in and to the following describe.! ( ? real estate, in Adams Cottnty State} |of Irioi&na. commencing at a point' thirty five fee: south of the norto! west i-.rner of the inlot number? 341. in the southern addition to the 1 town now » ity of Decatur, and on •the ea>t Md»- of Winchester Stre-7 running thence south along the east side of said Street 32 feet them e ? iea«t li-'i feet, then* e north feet. thence west parallel with the north [line of said iniot ICS feet, to th?| {place of beginning, being the middle I .42 feet of said inlot number 311 to-j , gether with all the buildings an JI ’appurtenances thereto. Said sale will be made subject to* ; the approval of said court, for not? Jess than th* full appraised value paid real estate, and upon the foi- | lowing terms and conditlcns. At hast one-third of the purr has 1 money » in hand, the balance in I two equal Installments, payable t*i • pot to ex<ee»l nine and eighteen’ I months, evidenced by notes of the I .purchaser. earing six p*-*- --ent in-i ferret from date, waiving relief, pro-| riding attornev's fees and securr-l j Iby Mortgage on th*- real estate sold : Sale will be made free r.f al! liens t -except the taxes for 1930, due and j payable in 1931. |> ’ran«*eM Braun Administratrix i Hubert R., McClenahan Attorne'' Jan 4 ’-15-2. NO Fit i: <:| FORE< I ii*l HR In the < irv-uif ( nart of blaino < 4«univ 'JTATE OF INDIANA I COUNTY OF ADAMS. SS: , First Joint Sto* k Land of 1 Wayne, Plaintiff VS. Charles! I W. Andrews, Ro.sa A. Andrews, Sarah i ,K. Beery. Butie Reery. .h»n'is E. : ; Baker. Samuel S Baker. Mittfe II , ! laker. Fred Beery. !> e Hardware ](’otnpanv. a corporation. First Na-» |»fnnnl Bank Decatur. Indiana, De-1 fendanU. ! ft appe;»r ng hy affidavit that the I »ah ve <>ntrt!el ;trlk>n in relation * to real estate, and for the tore* b»s-' ire of a mortgage thereon, and It I is further appearing that the defen- i | '’an**. Jonas E. Baker *nd Samvel | jßak** non-residents of th-, i of Indiana. K* »v\ Ttje-r.-e «a<d defendant-1 ‘are hereby notified to be and appear| i‘n the ‘’■•rrit Court of A<lamw Con i- !*’ j»t the Court House, in the Citv [ of Decatur, said County, in th*- State! j *? ’n liana on the 2nd da.v of March} an**'-r or demur to i 'omnia* **t. Fading to do so. judg- ! . ***nt nrill be taken against them by» j default. Berpice Nel*on. ;c* th* 'd'”** Circuit Court? Shoaff & Huffman. Atty*, Jan. 8-15-22 DRESSMAKING — Your winter J clothes need attention. An ql<i varment made new by a smart touch o' stylo. Dressmaking and , alterations. Call Mrs. Georz<‘ ’ Squiers. Phone 757. 13-3tx I i - r '• - ~ • • BARGAIN for young couple 1 rooms beautiful furnitur’, only ( ' used 4 months. 3 pc. silk mohair parlor sot: 8 piece walnut dining : room set; walnut bed room set; i 5 piece breakfast set; two 9x12 Wilton rugs. occasional table; silverware. Will take s.>oo for all ! or will separate. This furniture is .-'worth $2,006. J. Smith. 810 clay St., near Wayne St. Phone K-1947. t Fort Wayne. 11-6tx For 1931 License Plates Please See Winefride Kitson 7 American Security Company Ist Door West of Postoffice

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MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET Concted Jan. 15 Hozs. l"0 lbs. down $7.75 down. Hogs. 130-180 pounds $8.05 Hogs- 180-220 pounds $7.80 Hoss. 220-250 pounds *7.55 ! Hogs, 256-300 pounds *7.25 H ; "-iJ'i pound- *7.25 Roughs . *5.75-6.25 Stags $4.50 Vealers *ll.OO Lambs *B.OO-*7.tts [ FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK | Fort, Wayne, Ind., Jan. 15.—-U.RE —Livestock: Hog market, h-c lower; 106-140’’ lbs.. 140-180 lbs.. $8.10; 18';2"" lbs., *8: 200-225 lbs., *7.85: 225259 I!-. $7.7»; 25-275 lbs.. *7 55. 275-300 lbs., *7.45; 300-350 lbs., j *7.3"; roughs. *6.25; stags. *4.50; calves. *11; lambs. *B. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Mar. May July: Wheat. Old. 82% .83% .67% New .82% .84% Corn, Old 68% .70% .71% New .6’% .70% Oats, Old .33% .34% .33% i New .34% EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK Hogs Receipts. 1,300; holdovers. 1.900: slow, shippers inactive, gen - erally 15c lower, desirable 170-200 lbs., $8.50-$8.60; weights below 160 lbs., quoted upward to *8.75; 230-: 270 lbs., *7.9" *8.25; packing sows, ’ *6*6.50. Cattle; Receipts, 250: cows slow,! bar ly steady, cutt-r grades. *2.40 *4.25, steers unsold. Calvts; Receipts. 100; vealers* draggy at Wednesday's full de-1 cline, bulk better lost, *l2. Sheep: Receipts, 50o; fat lambs.' 35-50 c higher, good to choice 90 lbs., down, *9 35; medium kinds' and strongwe'ghts. *8.25-*8.50. LOCAL GltxiN MARKET Concted Jan. 15 No. 1 New Wheat 68c No. 2 New Wheat 67c New Oats ._ ........ 28; Barley 50c Rye ............ Me No. 2 Yellow Com, per 100 lbs. 65c — 80c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 20c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat 21c Recipe for Happioen Because we are built that wnr many of us do n lot of unr eressary worrying over trivialities. There is nothing complex or bewildering about life's fund" mentals. Find l them. follow them, and we have the simple, solid basis of. happiness.— Toledo Blade. . _ o llistcric Communion The first eotniuunion service heio on American soil was that held <>n the little Island in rhe James river, where the settlement of ' Jatnesiown was built. Un June 11. ■ l<3f7. Rev. Robert Hunt admlnfs- ! tered the Anglican communion to , the tittle hnnA «■.*.<> knelt on the I ground under a ship's sail tn re ceive it.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, 1931.

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By HARRISON CARROLL. Oorrr-u mt rmniw Bnut-are. Im. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Friday, Jan. 00.—Following up its campaign for fresh faces on the

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screen, Warner Brothers have appointed Ivan S i tn p s on, veteran stage di- *. coach tae J’vd-'ig people whom Rufus Maire expects to discover on scoutin g tour, through schools and amateur dramatic societies.

Mr. Simpson Ayers is a person of more importance than you may imagine. He has . been with George Arliss fbr many years, acting as stage director and as a performer of character roles. He also is credited with some of the, fine touches that have gone into Arliss’ pictures. The arrangement that Warners plan is quite paternalistic. While the new players will be used for extra work, they also will receive free instruction in stagecraft and will be given the opportunity to demonstrate their ability in a series of one-act plays to be given every other Friday night on a studio stage. These performances will be a family affair, with all studio employes invited to come and bring their families. Another duty of the apprentice actors will be to aid the Scenario Department when a snag is struck in a scr.pL They wili be given the dialogue to read, so that the lines can be tr.ed out and all modifications made before the actual cast is put to work. W amers is only one of several 1 studios interested in seeking new j material. Fox scouts have been working quietly for many months. A LARGE ASSIGNMENT. Paul Whitman is in town and someone remarked upon the fact to Lew Cody. “Is that so?” said Lew. “It’s funny he hasn't called me. He must have come incognito.” TACuES TURNED. At the premiere of “Outward Bound. a publicity man pulled a neat coup on Archie Mayo Holly-‘ wood practical jokester. Just before Archie arrived at tn»» theatre the microphone had been cut off. Not knowing this, ■ he was persuaded to stand before j tne disc and make quite a speech. 11 As he turned away, the pub-1 . Itcity man thrust his face in front; i Elkhart Couple Confess Today Elkhart. Ind., Jan. 15. — GJ.R) — Sacrifice of the two weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A Taylor, was the price th;y paid for, I poverty, they said in confessing' that they abandoned the infant on ’he porch of a South Bend restI -ience Monday. j The parents were arr steel last i night. i I >he infant is in St. Joseph's hOa-! South Bend, where she wirr place 1 by Sheriff Walter F. Eegati.. Solonus to Feast on Game Austfc. Twc-(U.PJ-Texas legL-; ilators will be given the state’s

Tof the microphone. “Knertz to Mr. Mayo,” he hissed. Whereupon, Archie became so hot under the collar that he charged a camera that was focussed on him, took the plate out and broke it. So die all practical jokesters. .. HIS ONLY SALVATION. John P. Medley deftly phrases the advantages of being a radio announcer. < “Just think,” he chuckles.“l ean reach all those millions of people, but not one of them can reach me.” LATEST GOSSIP. Evelyn Brent’s contract with Columbia has just been officially dissolved. Her husband, Harry Edwards, made a trip to New York to confer with Harry Cohen on the matter. Evelyn made one picture at Columbia. She had two more to go . . . Lewis Ayres and Lola Lane continue to concentrate on each other . . . Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., get back here on the 15th . . . Sue Carol and Nick Stuart already have returned from Chicago . . . Mickey Neilan is directing * comedy for Mack Sennett. ..El Brendel and his wife will go to Mexico for a vacation... Stuart . Erwin, just returned from a personal appearance tour in the South, says they call a picture bad down there by announcing “It’s a sorry picture, sir.”. Malcolm (Mike) Boylan, former Fox uiaioguist, is the author of another novel about Hollywood. No publisher as yet... Carl Laemmfe is canvassing the reviewers to get their sentiment on changing the name of Tolstoi’s "Resurrection.” ■MONSTER OF BATTLE. j A fleet of 75 baby cars will be ; Rogers and his knights as they charge to battle i " “ A Connecticut Yankee n King Court.” You mav recaj motorcycles were used in'the silent film. McLEAN’S JOB. it will be Douglas McLean's job “T™M the producer of Too Many Cooks," Frank Cra.en s piay in which he acted at the Morosco Theatre here, in js2o i Radio Pictures, where the former ’ film favorite ,s engaged in an executive capacity, has bought the taik,e rights to the comedy' DO YOU KNOW. That, before she became an actress, Mary Nolan po=ed as a mode] for damson Fisher, Charles Dana Gibson, James Montgomery Flag? Neysa Mc.Mein and other promi- 1 nent artists? F | game on the opening night of the . new sesik-r. •}' the state legislature. Ths 181 Ue«b»ra of the " .risie'ture v. ill be guests of the State Gam’ Department ala game din- ' ner. o Propagating Pineapples Pineapples are propagated by means of crowns, slip*, sui'keraand rattoons. The crown Is the leafy part Os the frtsjt wnic-n small plants form and those are left In the netd when the fruit is fathered. These are termed slips. I In the axles of the leaves are b-a’s and those developing near the *(>>un'l make strong plants and are termed suckers. Buds 'krveiwplfij from an underground part are ratloons.

Former President of Butler U. Dead Indianapolis. Jan. 15 — tU.R) — I Scott Butler. 87, son ot the founder of Butler Vnirersity. and former president of th? school, di-d *t his home here last night after a I long illness. Bwtier was the son of Ovid But- ; ler. He was a veteran ot the Civil War. In 1869 he became instructor at Butler, and two years later was a regular faculty member. He became president in 1891. The widow, six children and six I grandchildren survive. —— o How the Wos-.en Rule ' If yon L: ■st that yc-u don't In any i way otw jour" •■rders. you are talkmg nonsense; for you are tot made of tree ur stone, as the saying is. and yon stiffer what most I or all of us suffer; you are ruled ->y a woman.—Falladas in the Ohio ' State Journal o Aacient Welt Still Uieo Excjn-afivns «» IMnjieij brought to Wslff »n artesian well with a number of «>n<ie<!big pi;>es h still furnishes a large quantity of water which is used to supldy the shun . rains that have r>e*n unearthed. o Dktnascu* Oldet. City Damascus. Syria, is known as the oldest eity In the world. fithe, ) cities were built before Damascus was built, but they have perisbe-. . -w have been destroyed. o Tyranny Corrupts Many of Die grilles; tyrants on the records of history have begun their reigns to the fairest manner. But thir unnatural power corrupts both the heart and the understanding.—Burke. TRACTOR SCHOOL January 22nd McCormick Deering Tractor and McCormick Deering Impkments. Bluffton Implement Co. See Andy Artman Free Lunch. ——■r '"■■■■■■■■■■■■Manm Bargains in USED TIRES Exactly 111 Good Used Tires, nearly a ji sizes, • seiliog special, while they last 75c u 51.50 These prices B’Od until Saturday only. STALEY’S Service Station

PUBLIC SALE | 1 will sell at public auction at my residence. 217 SoutM Eighth street. Decatur. Indiana, commencing at 1:3(1 p.m. ■ SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1931 I All of my Household Goods, Furniture, Cooking I tensil*® Bed Clothing, etc. ■ TERMS—CASH. I HENRY C. BOHNKE I Johnson-Bartlett, auctioneers. B “Community Auction Sale” SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Commencing at 10:30 a.m. HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, POULTRY, FARM MACHINERY, etc. HORSES ream bay mares, wt. 2800; Roan ami buckski horses, 3 and 6 yr. old, wt. 2700; bay horse, 10 yr. old, 1 150; brown horse, 0 yr. old. wt. 1500; 5 sorrels. 2t06 J! old; 8 greys. 2to 7 yr. old; 10 colts. All heavy boned an gentle. 10 head of Good Native Work Horses. 25 Head <»f CATTLE. 200 Head of Hogs. 10 Head of SHEEP. POULTRY. 30 bushel Soy Beans. Many articles too numerous to mention. DECATUR COMMUNITY SALES Roy Johnson, Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE 160 Acre Farm 1W LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS , I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 3 miles north and " - ■ east of Decatur, Ind.. 6 miles south of Monroeville, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1931 160—ACRE FARM—I6O 160 ACRE FARM: One of the best farms in Adams ' uni.'acres of black loam soil, all under cultivation; well ditched: i; ooil let for drainage; fenoen good. HOUSE—7 room, story ami half f™ l ” BAuy—4oxßo with L shed 26x40. OUTBUILDINGS— Poultry J inU * corn crib, granerv, hog house, all buildings are first class ! buildings equipped with electric lights; high I " pr "" j WELL—Drove well, water piped tn barn.’ LOCATION—On - . (road; 6 miles ot county seat; 1% miles to U. B. church; 2 railes Ipnisi-smv lll nn<l scl, oot; 1 mile to grade school POSSESION— March 10th, 1931. | TERMS- *I,OOO cash on day of sale. Terms mav be nrran?-' 1 ’ balance to suit purchaser. ... , 2—HEAD OF HORSES—2 ol<l wXmTomi’ h° , oW ’ in foa1 ' we 'Sbt 1400 lbs; Bay n"' ■ « ol<l, weight 1200 lbs; Colt, 6 months old. ~ „,, , 24—HEAD OF CATTLE—24 . cow calf bv ye j‘ rs o,d ’ due t 0 fr, ‘ shen bv .lay of sal'-; Snotted 4 yearH , ’ l ' l ’ heifer. 2 years* n 1 -r- ’ ’ years 01,1 ; Jersey cow, 4 years old- Spotted ■ 4 ,lea ia Marek yearGu«k4 e ML 2 he STld' ing 2m - ° 1(,: 7 he ‘ fer ,41VCS ' 7 h. Airier gilts. POULTRY dn? igi u“.’ : ,r °' n 50 t 0 POULTRY- o dozen XVhte Rock ami Wyandotte hens. G Shredded Fodder; 5 ton lUK Ideal'mannr' 1 ' delivery liay rah ", 2 wagons; hay rack; Hdh. -^^inriiarne^’' 1 »«7JS; 'S'''"' 1 ”™"''”"'-' "■»' £ 8% interest the last 3 months l 4- giye a bankable not. I”' 1 * .... 1,. 'Xlhs’ to B. ® EN F - BUTLER, Owner Dutch Ehinger clerk Urllett ’ auctioneers.