Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 22 January 1932 — Page 3

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I "calendar FrW.y 1S lodge. Red Men’s i. m. Club Dance, Masonic basketball game. onl es Home Economics Via Crist, 2 p. m. Monday Might Club. Mrs. Herb P- m. Ctilb. postponed. Club. Mrs. Fred Smith Tuesday ts. Central building 4 p. ,-p. Home Economics Sloan Myers. 1:30 p. m. Ladies Social Club pubty, D. c. H. S., 8 p. m. Wednesday >nt de i’atil. Catholic p. m. Study Club. Miss Grace I i p. m. _ iak< eare Club, Mrs. A< ims. 2:30 p. m. .■ Mrs. Delton Thursday & \| i. k -ipi>»'i'. Mrs. Bogner. 6 p. m. will’ KJ d Co fee. Wed■by , — ven-thirty o’V Paul Society Kj- W • " •■rtiiMii at o'clock the Catholic ’ Eai. 1 i-rs will attendance is for the meet-' • M- -dames M. J. My- ■ L 1 l\ • ' • •,/. and W. A. MEETING SOCIETY ■bi.-". - - 1 ■ Women's Society of the Baptist ’ «i'h Mesdames ■t K■ ..•.,! I. Brumley. att'-rn<M>u the regular meeting. Bb f 1 inducted the and Mrs. R. A. Me■M -- -. •’•' interesting reJml'i.- >:■ ipter of the TBs rnni." Mrs. I! 388- ■ Mv. Will Win-' Sinless ■B !j: • • sj:ne p ricc - i« I - :., too, if you prefer -• WP yearly &2L„ ___ _

E'«W WHEN IT COMES “There are no homely » Mg. w women; there are only F women who do not know \ how to be beautiful” X —A Famous French Adage £

I’ * 9 all" sings the poet. “Health °re all says the physician. lre right. But before love «its greatest joys, health must J way. e charm of a beautiful woman “Mt gown, street dress or bath- > >n the smart alertness of the or clerk, in the Mg,, r : ,f W( ,]| ( | eV p| rl j X .,| factory, in the brisk sos in-,tf. r ~r housewife is MT ■ .''‘'''ruehfesiorv of one s greatest possession 11 "when love comes,’’ I^*sH rP ' 1 t’ r U with a vib rant Bu y the reflection of perfect sou feel 100% rightnow? ’"With that inner good health mired by all? Are you going hfe with a smile, self-reliant ' W |' T,lese are important ’ns, please don't dodge them, v. „ a M,,,t i' l * s most precious J u possess-your health. If . k ’ tlre d a »d pepless and Xu k e ’ or ,f y° u aro troubled or .‘"digestion, bad “frinr l^ll^ 1011 ’ you are >u wa v-. W i lth Ottered nerves a mfhi Vltalexthe tom’’ through e se In . ore than a tonic. M tUe body building and pro-

ling was conducted by the presi-1 I dent, Mrs. H. A. Thomas. Mrs. Ira Bodie read a list of! I articles that wore sent to the Gath-1 < t ine House, a children s home sup ported by the Baptist church. Mrs. I ; Thomas read another poem entitled. | “Today," after which she gave the i closing prayer. A social hour was enjoyed and | the hostesses served dainty refresh- i meats. One guest. Mrs. Hower. 1 ’ was present. MISSIONARY SOCIETY ENTERTAINS AT PARTY Twenty-one members and guests ' of the Women's Foreign Missionary ' Society of the Methodist Episcopal I church and twelve children were ’ 1 {entertained at the home of Mrs. M. j |E. Hower. Thursday afternoon; Mrs. Erwin Elzey had charge of ; i the devotional service, the topic of ’ which was “To Walk With God ! ;'Where Suffering Is." A portion of the Scriptures was read followed | with prayer. Mrs. B. H. Franklin sang a solo.; "The Great Physician," with Mrs. I C. L. Walters accompanying. Mrs.!' W. O. Little had charge of the business meeting. Plans were made for a rummage! sale to be held Saturday, February, 13, the place to be announced later ] ■The program committee then had; 'charge of the meeting, and a party] ' was held for the members of the i I tittle Light Bearer class. I Readings were given by Patsy! Edwards and Marylinne Carroll, j 'Baby stories were read by Mrs. C. | 10. Porter, and the children enjoyed 1 games of finding the thimble. Refreshments were served by the Mesdames Joe Hunter. Ervin Elzey. ] and E. W. Johnsen. ENTERTAINS CLUB MEMBERS AND GUESTS Mrs. A. R. Holthouse was hostess . to the members of her DihnerBridge Club and three guests, tihe Mesdames O. L. Vance, J. S. Peterson and Dick D. Heller, at her home • on Sixth street Thursday evening. The covers ror the members and i guests were laid at the dining table I 1 decorated with a centerpiece of red'! carnations. A delicious dinner in ■ three courses was served. F.ve games of bridge were then played and Miss Emilie-Christ re- | ■ eelved the club prize and Mrs. Pet-j . erson was awarded the guest prize I ‘ ENTERTAINS IKRAZYATE CLUB i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Uhrick eni tertained the members of the Krazy ate Club at their apartment on ' North Second street. Thursday eve- . i | ning. Valentine appointments were I I used in the tally's and place cards I land decorations of the evening. I Several games of bridge were ] played and high score prizes were , awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Jack

i \ tective vitamins A, B 4 D. Your physician will tell you that you cannot hope to build up and maintain your health without vitamins; Vitaminized 1 Vitalex will enable you to build up 1 your health, vigor and beauty so that , ' you will feel, act and look like a new ‘ person—attractive to all—attractive ' to the one. , 1 B The ailing, the ''l-.'4/2 weak, the convalescent, the 1 run-down and de- a spondent, those V w h° h par inside •»* r- whispers “you jBWw are slipping,’’ | —weakened men, ' tired women, puny children— , ' everybody may j (ake a( j vanta ge of the Vitalex 7-Day Wonder Test. | s Thousands have reported such won- * derful results from Vitalex that com- * mon sense directs us to sell it under an absolutely money-back guarantee. Tty 1 it for seven days and if you do not feel ] ( better, eat bet ter, look better and sleep ' better return what is left and get a t full refund of your money. What could be fairer? What could be more in your i favor? fc'.art taking Vitalex Tonic t Tablets or Vitalex Tonic Liquid today. Next week you will thank us. (

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932,

Leigh. A one course luncheon was served at the close o." the evening to the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ripley of near Mon- | roe, Mr. and Mrs. Javit Leigh of I Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Syl-1 vester Everhart. The next meeting will be with I Mr. and Mrs. Ripley. W. O. M. Pl ANS POT-LUCK SUPPER i'he Women of Moose met in the | Moose Home, Thursday evening for the regular lodge meeting. Follow-' in;: the meeting plans were dis-' 1 ussed for a pot-luck supper to be 1 held at the home of Mrs. Frances Bogner, the oldest mem’ber of the "• O. M., next Thursday evening at s x ■o’clock. The party will be held instead of the regular meeting and all members are invited to attend. LADIES AID SOCIETY HAS REGULAR MEETING Twenty-five ladies of the Preslby-1 terian Ladies Aid Society met at line home of Mis. Bert Haley on High street, Thursday afternoon for the regular meeting. Mrs. Phil Macklin, president, had charge of the business session when a nominating committee was appointed. Following the business, a social hour was enjoyed and light refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. James Elberson and Mrs. William A folder. This was the first meeting of tlhe new year. MISSION STUDY CLASS HELD LAST THURSDAY ihe members of the Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church held a Mission Study class meeting at the home of Mrs. R. E. Vamte, all-day Thursday. I from the study book, “God and the Census,' were given by the various members of ohe organization. The meeting was opened with prayer and at the noon hour a covered dish dinner was I served. MEETING OF SO CHA REA CLUB Mrs. Hubert Schmnt was hostess to the menJbers of the So Cha Rea Club at her home on North Fourth street, Thursday night. ’A short business meeting was held after which games of bridge were played. Mrs. Andrew Appleman and Miss Marie Murtaugh were presented the club prizes. 1 iss Magdalene Schmitt was a gue.d of the club last night, and she was presented with a gift from the hostess. A delicious luncheon was served I in which the color note of yellow land green was <a:ried out. The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs. Fred Fullenkamp. LADIES AID ELECTS OFFICERS The me.Ubers o: the Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Lutheran | church met in the school house, Thursday night, for a short business meeting. The election of officers was held, and Mrs. Wilhelmina Dierkes was re-elected president, and Miss Minnie Steele was chosen secretary and treasurer. D. Y. B. CLASS HOLDS MEETING The members of the D. Y. B. Class of the United Brethren Sunday School met at the home of Mrs. George Myers, Thursday evening, for the regular meeting. Assisting hostesses were the Mesdames O. P. Mills and Lucinda Johnson. The regular bus ness meeting was held and a new member, Mrs. R. E. Roop was weicomed into tlje class. During the social hour which followed several contests were enjoyed and Mrs. R. E. Vance was successful in two of the contests. Re.reshments were served by the hostesses at the close of the evening. The Monday Night Club will meet with Mrs. Herb Kern. Monday even.ng at seven-thirty o'clock. ENTERTAINS W.TH BRIDGE Mrs. J. L. Kocher of West Adams street entertained with a table of bridge, Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Van Grant of Rensselaer I who is visiting here. The guests in- ; eluded Mrs. Grant. Mrs. D. B. Erwin, Mis. C. C. Pumphrey and Mrs. J. H Heller. i The Girl Scouts troop will meet i Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock i at the Central School building. o HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Hilda Hougk, 1306 Monroe ' street, underwent a tonsillectomy 1 at the Adams County Memorial 1 Hospital. Miss Ida Bentz. Decatur Route 8 ' submitted to a major emergency 1 operation last night at the Adams ’ County Memorial Hospital. Miss Gladys Neuensch wander, Berne, was admitted to the Adams County Memoiial Hospital where sth? underwent a major operation this morning. William Burrell. Monroe, Route ( 1 submitted to a minor operation I th s morning at the local hosiptal. ’ —o Get the Habit—Trade at Home-

Mentioned for Holmes’ Seat Kr ■ j / wMI ' jfc. I" ’

With the resignation of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes from the United States Supreme Court, the two legal luminaries above are being mentioned as possibilities to succeed the brilliant jurist. At left is Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo, of the New York State Court of Appeals, who is said to be under consideration. Right,is Judge Curtis D Wilbur, of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge Wilbur was Secretary of the Navy in the Coolidge Cabinet and is a close personal friend of President Hoover.

YOUTHFUL TEXAS! ATTORNEY FACESi GREAT TALENT] State Legal Head Seeks 17 Million From Oil Firms Austin, Tex.. Jan. 2L.-(U.R)--James V. Allred, former bootblack and ’ newsboy, and now Texas' 32-year- ■ old attorney general, will oppose some of the nation's ablest corpor-; ation lawyers here when 15 oil companies and associations are summoned to answer charges of violating anti-trust laws. Allred will demand fines totaling ’ $17,850,000 from oil companies ; charged with conspiracy to fix prices and throttle small competitors. and otherwise violate Texas trade laws. When Allred still was in short pants, his father summoned his l five sons before Turn. He confided a hope that one would become, a lawyer. . Since that day each of the five has served either as county or district attorney. Allred's first act as attorney general of Texas was to write a letter to his parents, thanking them for' the opportunities they had afford-1 ed him. His attack on large oil companies is set forth in a 132-page peti- , tion. The document in itself is a ! romantic story of how certain for-1 eign oil corporations, after being! driven out of the state, returned to i do business through subsidiaries. ’ For their defense, the oil com- ’ panies are expected to secure the] foremost legal talent available.' They will represent assets worth' hundreds of millions. Much of this capital has been invested in thous- : ands of miles of pipe lines, count- ’ less oil wells, storage tanks, resin- | ories, office buildings, fleets of ; tank cars and lengthy chains of filling stations. Shoots At Husband 'Boonville, Ind.. Jan. 22—<U.R) —’ A court here will he called upon ! to decide whether Mrs. Lillie Hut-’ son fired three shots at her] estranged husband because of I their differences or because, as she reported, he was trying to' steal her chickens. Mrs. Hutson was arrested and placed in jail. To Probe Short Day Washington, Jan 22 —(UP)—-The Senate today unanimously adopted a resolution directing the interstate Commerce commission to investigate the feasibility of the six hour day for railway employes. The resolution directed the interstate Commerce commission to report before Dee. 1, 1932. o Trackless Trolleys Succeed Memphis, Tenn— <U.R>— Trackless I trolleys—electrically operated cars ’ which can be pulled up to the curb 1 to load and unload passengers—! meant an increase of more than 22.-' 000 passengers and more than sl. ' 500 in revenues on one line here. ’ the trolley company reported after! one month's trial of operations. ’ o Girl Shoots Her Chum Cannelton, Ind.. Jan. 22 —(UP)—i A charge of manslaughter was on file here today against Hettie Van Hoosier. 20, Briston, as the result of the death of Evelyn Sifrige, 15, ; 1 who died of a bullet wound suffer- 1 led at the Van Hoosier hame. Miss Van Hoosier told authorities 1

I that she was examining a pistol | when it accidentally discharged, I the bullet striking Miss Sifrige. Oscar Teberbough and Floy Llycn who were present when the Sifrige I I girl was shot, were released on 1 i bond pending further investigation. _____. o Minister Outstanding Whiting Ind.. Jan. 22—(UP) — i Rev. John . Lach, pastor o.' the Im- ] maculate Conception church here, today was regarded by Slovak-Am-ericans as the man who accomplished most for the Slovak people durI ing 1931. Rev. Lack received the I greatest number of votes in a Na- | tion-wide poll conducted by Slovak j ] newspapers to deteremine which ’ i member of tlieir nationality per- : formed the most outstanding ser-j i vice during the past year. o Deer Failed to Roam Lansing.—(U.R)—Four deer, “tagged" by state officers to learn their! migratory habits, were killed by' i hunters during the past season.; I The deer had not roamed far from] I the scene of their first capture, of-' ticials of the state conservation de- j partment said. One buck was kill-1 ed less than one mile from the point* j where he was released.

BELCHING Belching Made Him An Outcast

| He was a clean-cut, clever, like- | able chap, but his friends carefully > avoided him. Business associates ] were not always so tactful. His i 1 te was miserable because belch- ' ing. one of the forms of hyper- ] acidity (excess acid) in addition I to the physical discomforture, viri tually made him an outcast. Vast numbers of people today, i because of the way we live and I the acid-forming foods we eat, are ’ victims of an acid condition of the , stomach and intestines. Belching. I indigestion, gas, heartburn, sick headaches, biliousness, loss of i sleep, pain after eating, peplessi ness indicate the need of correct- | in'; the acid condition of the stom- | ach and intestines. i There is no need for anyone to i have the offensive habit .of belch- | ing or any of tile rest of these torTwwwwrrw—| n

] THE ADAMS THEATRE

Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 10c-35c .sEF 4 Wi With Lee Carrillo, Lola Lane, Lloyd Hughes. I All Over Towm the word's gone | i round . . . that HELL BOUND’ is ! a gang picture that overshadows ' the Movie Field like a New-born ’ Giant! I Added—An ‘OUR GANG' Comedy and other subjects. NS • JAMES ERIZE I’ROKICI ION

fvTownTallt Miss Violet Squiers of Muncie, a student at Ball State Teacher’s college, arrived in Illis city today to spend the week-end witli her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Squier. | Miss Dora Shosenberg and Miss i Mary Katheryn Higbee of Ellwood. students at Ball State Teacher's college at Muncie will spend the week-end in tllris city with tile former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ' Shosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Johnson of i Craigville are spending the week 1 wilh Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold 1 Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are assisting at the revival services being held ] in the Union Chapel Church. A. J. Smith of this city visited | tile 1. O. O. F. home in Greensburg ' Thursday, while traveling tihrough I that city. M ss Gusta Cramer, who is in the hospital department of I the home, asked that she be rej membered to everyone in Decatur. ! Miss Cramer has been at the home i for the last seven years. Mrs. Fred Selleme.ver of North Fourth streel, who has been ill for several weeks, is reported to be ; improving. , Ihe xesdames Dai: Tyndall, i Charles Holthou.se and William ] Bowers of this city attended the , party given by Mrs. Charles Keller | at her home in Fort Wayne, ThursI day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rayl and ■grandson Frank of Monroe visited’ I in this city today. A picture of Miss Vivian Thomas, I I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. I t Thomas o fthis city, who is a sen- i • ior at Franklin college appeared I ; in today’s issue of tile Indianapolis ' i Star as president of the Franklin I college chapter of Pi Beta Phi. na-1 I tional college sorority. o Invited To Conference London, Jan. 22—(UP) —Prime- ; Minister Ramsay MacDonald today 1 invited Premier Pierre LaVal of I I France to visit London this week- ’ end for a discussion of internation-I lal affairs including disarmament. ! i and debts and reparations. o PREBLE NEWS * i Misses Irene and Lorine Kirchner I spent a few days visiting Mr. and | Mrs. Otto Niggi of Sturgis, Mich, j Misses Alvina Biel erich and Luel- I I la Fuhrman of Fort Wayne visited i |Mr and Mrs. John Kirchner and ; .daughters Wednesday afternoon, j Mrs. Milton Hos man and daugh- ' Iter Dorothy and Miriam spent Wednesday evening in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cable and fa-

- ituring troubles. Markay’s TabHets ’ offer quick and certain relief by > neutralizing the hyperacidic condi- < tion and re-establishing the normal •I alkalinity of the system. Know • I today how easily acidity can be i: routed. Make this simple 7-day test Go to any good drug store for a . package of Markay’s Tablets. I Take one after each meal as di- ' .eeted for 7 days. If you find Markay’s Tablets do , not give you better digestion, more : refreshing sleep, heartier appetite, more genuine pep — then re- • turti what remains of your package, and the druggist will gladly refund your money at once.

LAST TIME Tonight 10c-35c SHIRLEY RAY A PARAMOUNT Movie Star in PERSON. HEAR her Sing; SEE her Dance, and hear her imitations of Movie Stars! Also - DOUBLE FEATURE BILL! “24 HOURS” with ; Clive Brook. Kay Francis, Miriam Hopkins, Regis Toomey. ALSO—“IS THERE JUSTK E?” with Rex Lease. Henry B. Walthall, Helen Foster. - Saturday - The Above DOUBLE FEATURE BILL! 10c-35c

mily were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Helmrlch of Magley. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dilling and family and Casper Dilling visited Mr. and Mrs. David Dilling Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchner and daughters Erma and Mrs. June ■ Shackley and son Darell Eugene visited Mrs. Louis Stetter and

THE CORT SUN DA Y AN I) MON DA Y g:•: 7 j—, Mat " Sun - 2 P- m - 10c ' 35c Evening .... 15c-40c / 1 L wk < WJ| ‘ A \ Dangerous Affair” Cast includes JACK HOLT I KALI’H GRAVES I The famous budd Y team—- ’ as a F°l'Ce Lieutenant ' who wants an arrest and I ; n Reporter who wants a f L 8i... ..JB front page story. ThrilI ‘ r ’ 9, E *citing, Funny, Mysterious, Romantic. Added — A Clever Comedy B Cartoon and Mov.etone News. A real program. Tonight is Saturday Only PALSN IG H T “MONTANA KlD'’ One child’s admission , ... , , admits 2 children. A ''‘’stern that wi I thrill One ado’t’s admission I you through and throuijh. admits 2 adults. Hard riding, lots of action, NO GUEST TICKET Needed with “Yellow Ticket” bill copy. One of the greatest dramas A| so--Cartoon and Comedy, ever screened, featuring 10c--35c Elissa Landi and ] Lionel Barrvmoro Watch for PALS NIGHT NEWS. Every Week. Starting Monday, Jan. 25 B Special Permanents for a limited time only Regular $6.00 Frederics Vita Tonic Permanents \ Reduced to .... fES Ihe supplies used in this wave are those sponsored and furnished by the designer and maker of this process. New Reduced Prices On Finger Waves .... 35c Scalp Treatment .. 75c Shan ’P°° 25c Eye Brow Arch s()c Marcel 50c . _ LaDana Rinse .... 15c Manicure 50c . , . . . „ Lemon or Vinegar Facial (plain) .... 7>c Rinse 10< _ Mask Facial $1.25 End Curl 25c Hair Cutting 35c Nets (Hair and FinHot Oils 50c ger waving) .... 10c Open Evenings by Appointment — OPERATORS — Miss Helen Teeple Graduate Warner Beauty College Mrs Vivian White Phone 255 for Appointment. 423 Second Street

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daughter Paula of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. George Biiltemler spent Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Gale Riiltemiers. Mrs. Millon Hoffman who has been spending several days at Roch- ’ est >r, Ind., on account of the illness of her father-in-law Mr. M. Kidd returned home Wednesday.