Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES •— • FOR SALE FOR SALE— Home made Swiss cheese. Mrs. Daniel Stepler, 5 miles west of Monroe. Monroe phone. 169t3x FOR ,|W-Two Shorthorn male; calves, one 6 months old, the oth-; er, 5 months old. J. B. Corson, 2 miles west of Monroe. 170-51 X FOR SALH —Two sows, one with eight pigs and one with five pigs. Amos Thieme. Phone •(No. 690-A. 170t3 FOR SALE—Apples 75c bushel ■ Rudolph Weiland Phone 845-R 170-3 t FOR SALE Yellow transparent apples 75c bu. if you pick them yourself Fred Thieme Jr. R. R. 3 Phone 866-C 171-3tX FOR SALE—New and used Fordson tractors and parts. We have bought $1,000.00 worth of Fordson parts and plow points of Getz Motor Company bankruptcy sale. We sell at a reduction. Craigville Garage. 161 lOt-eod FOR SALE—Clark Jewel Gas range with Lorain attachment. In good condition Inquire of Mrs. H. B. Macy. 170; FOR SALE — Yellow transparent , apples. Monroe phone A-27. 171-2 t WANTED WANTED—To buy 100 head of cheap horses. Also tresh and springer cows. Call 386. E. J. Ahr. i 170t6x 1 WANTED TOBI’Y —Fresh and springer cows and al! kinds of cattle. Phone 274. W«. Butler. 171tl0x — o FOR RENT FOR RENT —5 room house on N. Sth St. Modern all but furnace. Inquire Pete Gaffer 170-3 t FOR RENT or SALE — Indiana Board and Filler company building, J.etferson and Eighth streets. Track facilities, good shape. Manufacturing plant or storage room Address .Central Fiber Products Co., Urbana? Ohio. 171-60 t —.-r o LOST AND FOUND LOST— $5 bill in uptown business district Saturday evening Finder pleas call Asa Pollock, phone 1196. Reward. 170-3 t I •• o Constitution First The Constitution was written before the preamble, nnd voted upon, section by section. It was then submitted to the committee on style, which made the final draft, placing the preamble in its proper [dace. It was then voted upon in its entirety. Sheep’s Tail Protected The “broad tailed” or "fat tailed” 1 sheep, found in Asia, are chiefly I characterized by the enormous ac- J cumulation of fat on each side of the tail lame, which Is esteemed a great delicacy. To protect the tail from being injured by dragging on the ground, it is sometimes sun- I ported by a board on a small pair ! t>f wheels. The fat of the tail Is often wied In place of butter. — o — — Industrial Railroads Many large industrial corpora- j tlons build and operate railroads as adjuncts of their plants. The [ outstanding example is the United , States Steel corporation, which op | erntes 3,500 miles of railroad. [ counting double truck and sidings. > or more than enough trackage to I cross the continent. o Million* Awaiting Salvage The largest known bulk of I “drowned gold” is that of the Vigo ; Buy plate fleet belonging to Spain. In 1703 the flotilla took refuge in Vigo bay, northwest of Spain, guarded by French warships, but was sunk by British raiders. The ; gold and silver ingots are reputed to have represented $1 00.000.UW. — o — Mallard Had Made Speed According to a report made to the bureau of biological survey of the Department of Agriculture, a Mallard duck banded on November 23. 1930, at Big Suamico. Green Bay, Wis., was killed five days later near Gteorgetnwn, S. C.. which Is a record for ludhidmil speed o' migration. o— NOTICE OF MEETING — Notice is hereby given that the | annual meeting of the stockholders of the Old Adams County Bank I will be held at their banking house, Decatur, Indiana, at 101 o’clock A M., on Tuesday, August 4th for the purpose of electing the I directors to serve for tlie ensuing yoar asd to transact such other business as stay come before them. JOHN W. TYNDALL, July 8 to Aug. 3 President.

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N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eye* Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 , Saturdays, 8:00 p. in. Telephone 135 S.E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black. Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night. Office phone 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service FUNERAL DIRECTOR W. H. ZWICK & SON Mrs. Zwick, Lady Attendant Calls answered day and night Ambulance Service Phones: Office 61, Home 303 YAGER BROTHERS Funeral Directors Calls answered day or night. At night, call phone 44. Day time call phone 105. Ambulance Service, day or night. Notice! I am taking a Post Gradu-I ate course and will be back in my office, Saturday afternoon. July 25. DR. H. FROHNAPFEL. 171t5 ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins. 810 Fifteenth street .are the parents of a boy baby born at the Adams County Memorial Hospital Monday. The baby has been named James Pa’rick. ——— o HOSPITAL NOTES Louis Quandt. 315 North Fourth street, submitted to a major.emergency operation at the Adams County Memorial Hospital this morning. Edwin Boknecht, 253 North Fifth street, undej went a tonsillectomy operatioiirthfc; morning at the local hospital. o Valuable Clay Fuller's earth Is clay whose com position is not thoroughly determined. but which seems to consist principally of amorphous hydrous aluminum silicates. o Pioneer Oil Well The "Fountain.• the first flowing oil well In the world, was struck in the Pennsylvania region in June. 1 1801. It averaged 300 barrels daily. o Frail It is hard to understand why alienated affections are worth so much if they are so easily alien ated. —San Fntncist-o Chronicle. No Eight-Year Interval There never have been eight , years between two leap years. ; Seven Intervening years occur at ! the turn of the century. Lesson of Studies Studies teach not their own use i but that is a wisdom without them i ant! above them, won by observa ' t lon.—Bacon. — Long History in Rock A rock cut from the canyon wall ' of the Colorado river is said to give 8OO.O00.tHK) years ot geological I history. New York Harbor The entrance to New York har |>or from the ocean is seven miles wide, from Sandy Hook to Rockll way point Effect of Bee Stings The public health service says that if a person were stung by bees until the swelling added one-third to bis normal size there would be no increase in weight except in the amount of formic acid injected try the lice stings. This would be so little that it should be disre g.-rded. o Boy's Lucky Find Digging a hole about a foot deep, j while playing on the outskirts ot Coimbatore. India, a boy discovered ■ a large earthen pot. Inside the vessel. which he dug out. were over | 120 silver coins bearing Roman tn i scriptlons. The coins tire stated tn I be about 2.000 years o'd. ■ 1 " Q— - * Business Maxim To dominate is the sign ot Strength: to domineer is the sig mil of weakness.—American Maga ; zine. I -~ o XOTtt r. OF I-EFITIOX ION < h v xt.t: of x mu: m , ixun tot » i. hot. I S Is hereby given that I hav< | filed in the offi-e of the clerk of th< i Adams Circuit Court, mv petition foi < luin.se oX my name to Maud A. Ke! ly. and thtt rvlrl petition <vill a. | heard bv the Csurt on the first dat [ of September term of said Court for [the year 1431. I Maud A. Inskeep Nathan C. Nelson atty for petitioner I July 14-21-28 %

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MARKETREPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL ( LND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET Corrected July 21 No commission and no yardage . Hogs. 100-160 pounds $7.25; 160-200 pounds .. $7.45 200-225 pounds ... .. .. $7.25 225-250 pounds $6.90 ! 250-350 pounds $6.40 I Roughs — $4 00. Stags—s3.oo. Calves—s7.so Spring Lambs —$6.75 Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs: 100-140 lbs. $7; 140-160 i lbs. $7.15; 160-ISO tbs. $7.50; 180- 1 200 lbs. $7.60; 206-210 lbs. $7.45; I 210-220 lbs. $7.25; 220-240 tbs. j $7.05; 240-260 tbs. $6.85; 260-280 1 lbs. $6.60: 280-300 .lbs. $6.35; 300-1 325 lbs. $6.10; roughs $4; stags $3: calves $7.50; market >sc lower. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE July Sept. Dec. I Wheat 54 .53% .58 Corn .57% .52% .45% j Oats .26 .26% .29% — EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo, N. Y., July 21.— (U.R) —Livestock: Hogs: on sale, 500: mostly steady, desirable. 160-200 lbs.. $8.35: plain-.l er kind. $s I mixed. 235 lbs.. $7.85: plain 280-lb. butchers, $6.75. Cattle: Receipts, 50; cows un-i changed, cutter grades, $2-$3.50. Calves: Receipts, 450; vealersi steady; good to choice, $8.50-$9; [ grassy offerings, $7.50-18.25; com-j mon and medium. $6-$7.50. Sheep: Receipts. 900; lambs! steady to weak, quality plain, good to choice leniently sorted, $9: in - dium to good straight $8.40; thrown outs, $6.50-$7. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected July 21 No. 2 New Wheat 40c ; Old Oats 20c Barley 25c I Rye 7 25 c I No. 2 Yellow Corn, per 100 pounds 70c White or Mixed Corn • 65c Wool r , 13<LOCAL GROWERS EGG MARKET Iggs. dozen . las I BUTTERFAT Butterfat at the Station . 22c March Gras Monarch The king of the Manli Gras is selected by a secret committee ! from among the dukes of the Rex organization-. His mime is not gen erally known until Mttrdi Gras day. He is chosen on a basis of personal . popularity and standing in the ; community. O Word Has Many Meanings The Chinese word fcr blessing or good luck is pronounced “fu." and he < uitiese clmructer expressing it i* a favorite one with the Chinese people for emhroide-tng on linen or bt'ving [duct'd on the walls o' their houses. R should be borne n mind that the word "fu" means blessing only when written in this "ay. 1 here are dozens of charac ters having this same pronuncift I non. all written differently, and hat Ing utterly tufferem meanings.— Washington star. o First Tariff Law The first congress, meeting in I7Blt. passed the first tariff law Specific dulies were laid on some ■ coiiniuHlitfes. such as hemp cord age ami manufacture of Iron uml ! glass, and a genentJ ad valorem duty of 5 pet cent was placed on all goods not otherwise listeil, with higher duties ruttging ttt 15 per cent nd valorem, on some luxuries. o— Subjects’ Tribute to K.ng Among the Gw,-tries eml certain other tribes of Nigeria, who do not shake hamls in any way whatever. It is customary for a village kin? or a chief to imve a pile of,ashes placed outside his door tor the run weniettce ot his callers, who. when they itrrlvp. kneel before the en trance and proceed to throw ashes ■tn their nead ami shoulders. In this condition, "clothed m sackcloth «nd ashes.” the visitor outers the king's presence.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1931.

From Ox-cart to Airplane 1 The old meets the new and spauis 150 years in methods of transportation in doing it at Los Angeles. Col. Richard B. Barnitz (right) is shown assisting some pretty ox cart passengers from their crude vehicle to take them on the third annual State-wide air tour in a nx>dern high speed air liner pictured at right. The girls in the ancient cart are Ruth Porter and Victoria Vinton, the man, Harvey Humphrey, president of the I os Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce. Explorers Birthday Guests W lliliiif H Fl H 5 111 Wlh. JllliwbgaWl I J * h - WMii > • 7 L.—■ .......MMM MMMTi\* George K. Eastman, millionaire kodak manufacturer, is shown at his Rochester, N. Y„ home with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, noted explorers, who were his guests on his seventy-seventh birthday recently. It was the third birthday the explorers have spent with Mr. Eastman. In 1926, he was their guest in the Neya district of Africa, where they were hunting elephants and other game.

EXPERT DEFENDS SOVIET BUTTER ■ I Moscow. —(UP) —An eloquent de-1 ' I tense of the qca'.ity of Soviet but-1 ! ter has just been made by Prof, i R. E. Gerlakh, of the Mocsow Insti- : tnte of Large Meat and Milk Farm- i i ing. The stalenzeat was prompted by ■ the publication of charges in the' i English press that butter imported from the Soviet Union contained an | Asiatic insect. i Prof. Gerlakh described the me-1 chanization of the dairy industry in ■ various parts of his country and showed that it has resulted in high-1 i or and cleaner products than before, i *he war. "A most careful control of the whole process of butter production, ’ , he wrote, ‘ has- been established by I I the Commissariat of Agrltulture I ’ through a Commission organized j I especialy for this purpose. At the! I same time the Commissariat of Foreign Trade, through its trade i commission. has introduced rigid I inspection of the quality of butter j j produced, not only in Siberia and | the Ural region, where export butI ter is made, but also in the Lenin-' ! g.a 1 port, from which it is shipped.; Thus the quality of export but-j | ter is subjected to examination three times; first during production : ’lien in the places of concentration for export and lastly before leadin;' i into refrigerator ships. ” rOR RENT — House located within three blocks of the court house, Phone 43 or , inquire at 511 Madison st. x I

COURT HOUSE j A summons was served on Walter , Beane, ranking officer of the Deca- i tur Foundry, Furnace and Machine ! Co., to appear in Huntington Circuit court September 7 in the case of I Economy Stoker Co. vs the local < oacern. Sheriff Burl Johnson and Deputy Dallas Hower served the summons. The Old Adams County Bank has filed a suit on note against Thomas J. Du; kin and Simeon Hain, Summons returnable September 7. o Chapter of Lying hi the locket room the other day. n golfer told of killing a rabbit with 1 one of his drives. That put him In a difficult situation You have to : play the next shot from where you ! fie. and he lied In the locker room i Ih'troit News. c Yes, Mighty Few “Some chillun.' said Uncle Ehen ' “learn to talk befo’ dey Is two years I old. but mighty few of ’em learns to say anything wuf listenin' to bv de time dey Is fifty.” —Washington j Star. ——.o Small Roman Farm* In the early days of Rome about i ! 400 15. five acres of cultivated land together with space for tuts turage were considered enough to ' Sinmon a family (;„< | (H ,|,. o • Not Really Good English The verb “tote” ts a colloquial American idiom, current In south I ern and western United States, and I is not generally recognized as ele- \ gant English. I

[♦ —————• ! TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE — I Can you answer seven of these ] I test questions? Turn to page four for the answers I J

1. What state does Reed Smoot lepresent in the U. S. Senate? 2. Where was the Treaty of Peace ■ between the Allied Nations and I Germany signed? 3. Os what Republic is Vienna the , capital? 4. What abboriginal inhabitants, of Peru are supposed to have buried great treasurers of gold? 5 In what countiy is the volcanic mountain Popocatepetl? 6. In what famous naval battle did the cruiser Olympia served as the: flagship? 7. Locate Algeria? t 8. Which of the Great Lakes is wholly wi'hiti American boundaries? 9. In what chain of mountains is the Blue Ridge. 10. What is lightning0 Suing the Nation The United States cannot be sued | i without its own consent. In order l to bring suit against the United > I States a petition must be forward- [ ! ed to the Court of Claims. WushI ington. D. C. o Pompeii in America The Metropolitan Museum of Art ' in New York city has a room from a bouse in Pompeii whicli was ac- | ■ tualiy brought from the ruins of Pompeii and reconstructed iu the I gallery. — Great Patriot’s Father Patrick Henry's father. John Henry, a well-educated Scotchman, was the presiding judge of the Hanover court. o Useful Action Though I may not lie able to in form men more Ilian they know, yet I may give them the occasion to conshh r — Temple. Has Wide Radius The planet Mercury in its trav- | els comes as close to the sun as 28. 501MMMI miles and gets ns fur away as 43.350.00 n miles. o Jokes Classified Some authorities divide jokes into tlie following classes: Society [ Joke (bright retort), diild Joke, hn ' I colic, suburban, narrative anecdotal. dialect, political and lheat ! rical. o. Few Speak Native Tongue Os the so.ihh> tnlmbitants <.t the : Isle of Man. fewer limn l.OUOspenk the Manx tongue, says Prof. J. L. Gerig of Columbia university. Lipstick Long in Use | Lipstick Ims been used us a cos meth- for thousands of years. Worn i en Imve from time immemorial sought to enlmnce their c-lmrms bv the luxe of cosmetics aiming which tlie lipstick was one <>f t| lP q rst True Work Divine All true work is sncrecl; in all true work, were it Inn true hand labor, there is something of divineness.—Carlyle. PUBLICsTir Household Goods at 101 West Adams st. Decatur, Indiaa, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, July 25 Dining Table, Buffet anti 6 chairs; Library table; Morris (‘hair and rockers; Simmons la<l complete; 2 Dressers; Good Beating Stove; Uirge Mirror; Organ in Piano ease; Leather Couch; one !).xl2 Rug; Davenjx.rt; White fruit cupboard; Gas Range; Kitchrt’n chairs; Victrola; Refrigeriitor ice box, like new; Large , Webster Dictionary and Atlas; Dislu’s. Many articles I too numerous to mention , TERMS— CASH. c ? S b AM Y aughenbaugh I Col. Roy Johnson, auct.

SOVIET TOURS ANGER EUROPE * _ Paris, July 21.— (U.R) —Most of! I Europe has risen in common ac- ; ! cord to accuse Soviet Russia of a i new kind of dumping — tourist i travel. With the goldrn tide of American j 'tourists practically clammed by the i economic crisis and European re- ' sorts suffering under the worst ' tourist season since before the war. I the rest of Europe has been anger-1 ;ed y 'he bargain tours offered by I the State Tourist Bureau of the 1 Moscow government. “Explore Old Turkestan by deluxe rail caravan.” or ' Travel with[in several hundred miles of the North Pole on a Soviet Ice Breaker,” are but two of the attractive tours which the bureau has put on the bargain counter. The rush of travel-seasoned tourists is said to have been great and there are few reservations avaii- : able on either trip, while the gold- | en sands of Venice, Deauville, OsI tend and Biarritz are far from overpopulated, the Swiss Alps ■ empty and tourist steamers on the I Rhine and elsewhere run with empty decks. The rail caravan to Turkbstan ! leaves Leningrad August 25 and will carry tourists for 8.000 miles durI ing 40 days with all the comfort 1 afforded by a special Pullman train.

THE ADAMS THEATRE I Delightfully COOL and COMFORTABLE , LAST TIME TONIGHT—ISc-35i JOAN CRAWFORD in “LA U G HING SI NN E RS' I with CLARK GAL.BE. NEIL HAMILTON, MARJORIE RAMBEAIM Never before so glorious a Joan trawford .. so draiuu a r ■ ! inagnilh-eut a peulormauce! t Added—Two AU Talking Comedies. r WakeUp Your Liver Bill —Without Calome

And You’ll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go If you feel sour and sunk and the ■ world looks punk, don’t swallow a lot of salts, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing g«m and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine. For they can’t do it. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn’t get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.

Wednesday Special Nice lea Bene or Sirloin Steak, lb. .25c Nice Fresh Pig Shanks, 3 lbs 25e Garge cans Sauer Kraut, 3 cans 2* Fresh Foiling Beef, 3 lbs 25c flood Hamburger Steak, 2 lbs 25t ; Fresh Neck Bones, 4 lbs 25c i Good Creamery Butter, 2 lbs ’ Nice Pork Liver, 3 lbs. 25c ; Fresh Peanut Butter, 2 lbs ; Veal Stew, lb 1*” ■ Old Master Coffee. 2 lbs •’>?' Macaroni or Spaghetti, 4 boxes 25c Free Deliveries. Please order early* ; Phones 106 or 107 , Mutschler’s Meat Marke£

It wil ]>ags through town of Tashkent, ti lP ( . ‘W i zaars of Bokhara. Krasttovodsk. ■■ The polar trip prmnis 8 jing with the Zepp.l Hi j seas and a hum finj whom the Soviet goveranZH i lieves still may be alive. Thirsty Cycler, | 4 , The normal daily of water of an oyster Is | gallons, and a colony of million drink mon- water ! course of a day Hum all of London. England. United States Unique The United States i s -| ie I country in rhe world wherr I dents of the I'apitril city pletely clisfranchis, .1

THE ( | LAST TIME TONE; J Edmund Lowe. Victor McUgfl I in a fast moving and Quirt comedy I “WOMEN of All NAT J i The boys the dames are I s | crazy about. H Also—Comedy-Cartoon B II Movietone News. ■ 15c -40 c ■ i Wednesday and Tlnirs<iayH I Hound by Round of ihe Siiendl ■; Stribling fight. ■ t H

If thia bile is not flowing freely, yaffil i doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowl Gas bloats up your stomach. You tea thick, bad taste and your bn ath is f-« often breaks out in blemishes. Your b aches and you fed down and out. uurted system is poisoned. It takes those good old C \ RTE It’S Ulfl LIVER PILLS to get these tu p-undsofli ' flowing freely and make you h-vl “upiaiW They contain wonderful, harmless, C® vegetable extracts, amazing v. n< n it coate making the bile flow freely. But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Cali Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Cali Little Liver Pills on the red label, hoail substitute.