Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1932 — Page 5

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i “Our World Service and its Needs'’. J Holy Communion observed at this service. Bpworth League and junior League—6 p. m. Prayer meeting-Thursday night i at 7 o’cJcck. Salem Sunday School--9-.30. lEpworth League 6 p. m. Preaching—7 ip. m. Subject, “Our W rld Service and Its Needs.” Prayer meeting — Wednesdaynight at 7:30 o’clcok. ißevival meettagg are scheduled to begin at the Pleasant Mills church Sunday, October 30. Decatur Community Auction Sale. Tuesday, Oct. 18.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1932.

Decatur Circuit M. E. Church Edgar L. Johnston, pastor Mt. Pleasant Sunday School 9:30. Jesse Single--(ton, superintendent. Following Sunday School a Rally Day program will be given. Let every member and friend .of the Mt. Pleasant: Church be iprese-nt and help us make I . this the banner day of the year. Beulah Sunday Sc:;>j. 9:30. Otto Dilling superintendent. Washington. i Sunday School 9:30 Harry Andrews, superintendent. Pleasant Valley ■! Sunday School 9:30. Harold Pot I ter, superintendent. | Evangelistic service 7:30. Sermon Iby pastor. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 ( Mrs. Mary IBarger Class leader. ! Wednesday Oct. 19 nit 7:30 p. m. •the preachers of the Decatur sub[dfetrict will offer the play, "The , Experiment” at the Mt. Pleasant ; Church. Members an dfriends of I both Beulah and Mt. Pleasant ai*e jiii'jed to attend. Public is invited. iVdmjgstan free. SOCIAL WELFARE THEME OF TALK ( CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE I should rest on their own merits. He urged that a “nest egg" be i put aside in times of prosperity to I provide work during hard times, I but in the meantime aiding employliueiit through worthy public works I financed, preferably by bond issues. As for direct relief for unemploy|ed, he said, "the first principles I i would lay down is that the primary . duty rests op the community, I through local government and loji al private agencies to take care lof the relief ot unemployment.” Roosevelt concluded with the ap,peal: I “Let us who have jobs, who have I money, or who have shelter for ■ | ourselves and our own families, I share Witii the less furtanutc." Live stock wanted at the ! Community Auction Sale De- ! catur, Tues. Oct, 18 2t

fcs; t si 11 Ulfcr JOIICH’SBtSTFLBIIL % W Fisher & Harris, Decatur Appleman's Grocery, Decatur Bower Grocery, Preble Spitler & Son, Willshire, O. Everett Grocery, Pleasant Mills Berne Milling Co., Berne Walter Deitsch, Decatur Taber Grocery, Monroe Williams Equity Elev. Co., Williams, Indiana.

COV.ROOSEVELT ‘ IS WAY AHEAD Literary Digest Poll Shows Democratic Nominee Is Gaining Governor Roosevelt is running way ahead of President Hoover in the Literary Digest's presidential' "straw” vote poll. Nearly 2,000,000 I votes are listed in ’he fenrth week i of the poll. Os the 1.983,634 votes tabulated President Hoover receives 781,431, or 39.39 per cent, Governor Roosevelt. receives 1.062,087, or 53.54 per cent., and Norman Thomas 106,352, oi 5.36 per cent. ot‘ the total cast tp date. Eighteen new states are reported in the current returns. The onlyone of this in which Hoover is leading is Vermont. Roosevelt is shown capturing the other seventeen— ( Arizona. Arkansas, Delaware, lowa, Idaho. Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana. Michigan. Nebraska, Nevada, i New Mexico, North Dakota. Ore-1 gon, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. The Hoover strength is confined to the six New England States, which he is shown carrying ‘solidly, and New Jersey. Roosevelt is leading ijn the other thirty-one states from which returns have been received and tabulated so far. Hoover is indicated gaining j strength in California, Illinois, In-1 diana. Maine, New Hampshire, | New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and |Rhode Island in all of which states' |he shows increases over his last week's ratio. Returns front Massachusetts this week show a decrease in his percentage of the total vote there. i In an analysis of “how the same i voters voted in 1928“ Roosevelt apj pears to be obtaining more than 'one-half of tits vote from former | _ Republicans in California and Michigan while in the nine other of lowa. Kansas, Nevada.' “North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsyl-i ivania, South Dakota, Wisconsin atidi | Wyoming he has more votes from I former Republicans than be has 'from former Democrats. The same analysis reveals that jlßoosevelt has inerased his inroads] jinto Republican ranks of four years

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ago throughout the nation, gaining i 139.64 per cent, of his entire 1 (strength from former Hoover ad(herents this week as against 37.96 ' per cent, in last week’s report. i Roosevelt continues to carry Cali-!: t'ornia, the home state of the Presi- 1 dent, by a lead of nearly 2 to 1.1 He is ahead also in his own state of New York by a vote of 156,447 i to 145,554. Calculating the current returns on an electoral college basis, Hoover wou'd receive 57 votes and Roosevelt 356. Massachusetts leads the Republican column giving 58.09 per cent of I its vote to the President, taking the lead from New Hampshire which had this rank last week. Roosevelt is indicated receiving a clear majority of all votes cast over all six other presidential aspirants in twenty-nine of the thirtyeight.states reported this week. Evidently the Socialist candidate is going to poll a very large vote —for a Socialist candidate. The Thomas total of 106,352 in this week's report is composed as follows: "Former Republicans, 48,945; I former Democrats, 24,354; Sociallists, 11,547; former Socialist-Lab-lorites, 22; former Farmer-Labor-ites, 15; former Prohibitionists, 25; former Communists, 80; “Did Not Vote,” 21,364. “His percentage of youthful firstvoters who presumably dominate the ‘‘di:’not-vote’’ column is 20.09. Hoover’s ;s 12.09. Roosevelt’s is 14.46. Youth givisF Thomas one-fifth of his ballot-strength. I His percentage of gain from ReI publican votes is 46.02. Roosevelt's lis 39.64. Thomas’ percentage of | gain from Democratic ballots is 22.90. Hoover's is 5.87. The vote by states for Hoover and Roosevelt follow: State Hoover Roosevelt Alabama .... 3,117 15,015 t Arizona . 2,131 4.197 Arkansas 3,119 13,971 California 64,945 123.499 j Colorado 10.400 12.608 | Connecticut 23.050 14,911 (Delaware ... 2,058 2,260 (Georgia . 3.382 24.250 : Idaho. ’2,718 4.315 (Illinois 58,474 84.093 i Indiana 32,888 44,741 i lowa 19,200 27,440 j Kansas 18.156 22,539 ' Kentucky 9.663 18,306 (Louisiana 2,214 10,802 I Maine 9,563 7,106 Massachusetts 49.543 28,520

(.Michigan 32,316 46,908 Mississippi 724 8,113 Montana 4,802 6,852 Nebraska 8,813 16,594 Nevada 503 1,066 (New Hampshire ... 5,859 3,918 New Jersey 61,745 52,286 I New Mexico 982 1,553 New York . 145,554 156,447 | North Dakota .... 3,829 6,979 Ohio 65,040 90,996 Oregon 5,609 10,515 Pennsylvania 80,094 110,549 Rhode Island 7,652 6,190 South Carolina 1,372 13,447 South Dakota 4,613 7,242 Utah 3,857 6,731 Vermont 4.240 2,852 West Virginia 12,613 20,590 Wisconsin 14,817 31,267 Wyoming 1,776 2,410 Total (81,431 1,062,087 MINER KILLED BY GUARDSMAN IN COAL FIELD CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE the militia commanders created a peculiar situation. The sheriff is required by law to arrest the militiamen whom he had called upon to enter the county and aid him in preserving order. The officials of Tovey, themselves mostly min- . -- 1 . ■ —

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: era, are friendly to the picketing : movement. Ganes, according to the National ' Guard, according to the National I resisted arrest by Corporal Russel I M. Myers, Company E, Peoria, and I Constable John Miller. Myers said : he fired the shot. He was placed ’ under arrest here by Davis. ( Tovey citizens, aroused by the ] fatality, gathered in a menacing ' crowd. The small detail of guards- i 1 men retreated to Taylorville. Re- 1 1 -- -

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inforced by additional troopers, they returned and restored order. Seven companies ot guardsmen were on duty in lie county today. Several persons were wounded yesterday in clashes between pickets and troops. A mail carrier was fired on accidentally by troops and wounded seriously. A miner was wounded in an exchange of shots with pickets. A guardsman was severely beaten and a number of pickets received minor injuries.