Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1931 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller Preu, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Dollhouse Sec’y & Rua. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Postoffice at Decatur, Indiana, us second class matter Subscription Rates Single*copies $ ,02 One week, by carrier _ 10 One year, by carrier 5.00 Onp month, by mail 35 Three mon*s, by mail 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 ■One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second Tones, Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made » known on Application. Rational Advertising Representati SCREERER, INC. Y 5 East Wacker Drive, Chicago •15 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana Leaguejof Home Dailies The weather man seems to be -doing his very best to be cheerful by handing out promises of “fair .and warmer’’ but its getting almost to the point where some one is going to demand delivery. Wells county ought to have the .best roads any where for they have two superintendents on the job. .One was elected last year for a two-year period and the other last week and their rights will be set•tied in court the 16th. Until then each man will claim the job. The Indiana Republican Editorial is planning to take *care of 5,000 at the banquet to be Jtiven next month when President Tloover comes to Indianapolis. We liad no idea there were that many ■ republican editors in the state this -year. “ Kidnaping of rich men who are -held for ransom by bandits has be«come so popular and profitable that «en organization is now being made la pjeyent such occurences. It is la be hoped that it will be more jyyrcesreful than other offensives sß such as those against banditry In •other .forms. Ml 9* •• Murder will out it seems and M 4iow a woman out in California has «ML «J»een identified as Belle Gunness "who more than twenty years ago known as the “Woman of Indiana. She was •’charged with some fifteen inurd«rs and a dozen or more bodies were’dug up on her farm near La*J’orte. Ml ” Governor Brucker of Michigan, lias told Toledo, Ohio, authorities <hey can have Fred Burke to be dried Ybr the murder of a police«ian, if they will guarantee his return to prison if acquitted. If he is found guilty in Oiiio he will be Relieved from the hard lalrcr of TMarquotte for the rest of time. " Bank clearings of the country cere off 21% in April as compared 4o the same month last year, which is a barometer of general'conditions, but there is one bright spot in the reports just published and

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that is that April clearings showed a one per cent gain over the month previous, which is taken by many to mean that we have touched bot- 1 *• tom. ' "t. 111! 1 !!! 1 . ~ '■ The hoys are doing a lot of talk--1 Ing at the National Chamber of (■ Commerce meeting in Washington I* and it is to be hoped that out of all the discussions will come some 0 movement for the betterment of 0 conditions. The men are wise in [J business and manufacturing and if ' a they will devote sufficient time and [J effort to the problems, will be able 1 to solve unemployment and gen- < era! depression. 1 Senator Watson and Congress- ] I man Vestal have promised to do s all they can to have the contract- ‘ ors for the new federal building here, employ local men at standard ; wages but they will have to move ' fast or much of it will be out of the * way. Certainly that was the in- . I tent of the men in congress who 1 , appropriated the hundreds of mil- ■ lions of dollars to aid in the employment situation. x The republicans prefer not to 'discuss the tariff and the demoil crats would like to avoid the prohibition question and so it is suggested that they make a trade and leave both out of next years campaign. Well, what’s left to talk about? Os course there’s the depression but that doesn't need any talk. Its evident and the voters are plenty sore. The result will probably be a general broadcast of every thing as usual. ■ ■' I ' - The death of Charles M. McLean of Holland. Michigan, has caused sadness here. He is well remembered as the president of the Hol-land-St. Louis Sugar Company when they located a plant here twenty years ago and during the preliminaries and afterwards, he held many conferences in this city. He , was an honest and courteous gentle- . man and lived a fine Christian life, I (Jibing recognized in his home city i tor his activities in educational, church and business affairs. The recent legislature passed a bill which provides that all coal , purchased by cities, counties. , schools and other public units must come from Indiana mines and that , each must pay for same ten per . cent, over the general market price. That's a rather tough proposition and will of course be tested in court for this is certainly no time to pay out dale, which the extra ten per cent, amounts to. In the meani time however, effort to comply • with same will have to be made, . we presume. Its fine to use home . i products and this may stimulate . j that but in many instances Indiana ■ | coal is not suitable to the requires ments and there will be some hard- , ships resulting. 1 Was Worth Over SSOO, Says Hiner I “I wouldn't take five hundred t 1 dollars for the difference Sargon ! . has made in my health and vital _ ity," declared Ernest E. Hiner, 2018 _—— 1 1 ' F WI —Ft Aj gMk I i ERNEST E. HINER Parker Ave., Indianapolis. "Even tlie lightest meal brought on gas bloating and indigestion and I was just dragging around feeling about half-dead. But I'm in fine shape qow since taking Sargon. I eat like a wood-chopper without the , least stomach trouble ami I have I ’•ilots of new strength and energy. The Sargon Pills regulated my j 'bowels without upsetting me at all I 'and I go on the job now feeling like 'a million dollars." 1| Sold by HJ. Smith Drug Co. I

* BIG FEATURES 1 OF RADIO ♦— - ■ ♦ Friday's Five Best Radio Features WEAK (NBC network)- 4:30 pm. Bits of the Theater. WABC (CBS network) — 5:15 pm. , Jacques Renaud Orchestra. WJZ- (NBC network) — 5:45 pm. Brazilian Nightingale. WEAK (NBC network) <8:00 pm. Kodak program.. WABC- (CBS network) - 8:31) pm. , March of time. o ♦ A ' | TWENTY YEARS | AGO TODAY | From the Daily Democrat File May B—CountyB—County Clerk Haefling , notifies Governor Marshall official- ( ly of the death of Jacob Butcher, , representative. In case of a special session an election will be necessary. i Rev. G. Bauer, I*rof. Dorn, William Jaebker and Rev. Wehmeyer leave for St. Louis to attend gen- i eral synod of the Missouri Lutheran synod. Contract for now school building < at Monroe awarded to William Everly of Plymouth, Indiana for < $17,987, he agreeing to allow $1,200 j for the old building. Mrs. Minnie Holthouse gave din-It tier for Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Terveer <

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931.

in honor of their 39th wedding anniversary 1 Mrs. Fannie Petereon is visiting I in Columbia City. < T. M. Reid is trying to fool the 1 bass at Rome City. Dr. H. K. Keller goes to Indiana- 1 polls to attend the state meeting of < the health officers. Mr, and Mrs. John W. Voglewede ' go to Rome City to open their cottage. t Dan u::d C. S. Niblick and Dr. H. 1 F. Costello go to Richmond to at- < tend the K. juf C. state convention. 1 o 1 Modern Etiquette By | |< ROBERTA LEE (U.R) ♦ , Q. Is it necessary for the chauffour to descend and open the door , of the car for his mistress when ’ the deatination is reached? A. No; his place is at the wheel. , Q. What is the proper salutation I in a business letter? A. “Dear Sir or “Gentlemen." Q. Is a minister given the precede, ce in the seating, at a dinner? A. Yes. ♦ — < Lessons In English e « Words often misused: Do not say "1 endorse your conduct in this matter.” Say “1 approve of your conduct*’ 1

Often mispronounced: Oboe ( (musical instrument.) Pronounce oboi first o as in “no" ol as In “oil" or obCTI both o’s as in “no" a as in “day" accent first syllable. < Often misspelled: Eminent (prominent); distinguish from imminent (pending) : Synonyms: Inform, apprise, advise, notify. ! Word Study: "Use a word three times and it is yours." Let us in- j crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: Cursory; characterized by haste. , "He dismissed the matter with a cursory mention.” I o « J ANSWERS TO TEST I QUESTIONS Below are the answers to the test questions printed I on page two 1. France. 2. California. 3. .Crimson. , 4. East Prussia. i 5. Dwight F. Davis. i 6. Austin Strong. 7. Berkeley. California. ; 1 8. Three. 9. Major Pierre Charles L’Enfant 10. "Calamity Jane.” , Opening Round Dance Satti rday night. Sun Set. !

— ♦ Household Scrapbook By ROBERTA LEE (U.R) -♦ Boiled Puddings To overcome tho difficulty of making a boiled pudding perfectly round, enclose the bag containing the pudding in one of the globular | wire lettuce drainers while cook-, ing. Varr.i.«u Varnish can be removed from | Eli Children need not steal your health There should be no health penalty attached to motherhood. There isn’t among really healthy women. Expectant mothers who think of the baby’s health as well as their own, should take a good vegetable tonic to protect the two lives Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription. All dealers. Every package of it contains a Symptom Blank. Fill it out and mail it to Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y., for FREE medical advice.

furniture by rubb.ng equal purts of water and ammonia. Discolorations Bruises will seldom become discolored if hot clotihs are applied.; one right after another. o Get the Habit—Trade at Homo

—WMEatraEffMflafA'lHK ; For MOTHER? Dji| YOU will be happy to find your Mother' E favorite plant or flower ... j n its ful| J glory at the Decatur Floral ( 0 w K have an especially complete and beauti* K ful Mother’s Day stock, with p r j c ' K I moderate as always. PLEASE ORDER EARLY ■ Downtown display at Brock’s store.| Sunday delivery. M Decatur Floral Col PHONE 100 ■

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