Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1933 — Page 5

MCMM 1 SUNDAY NIGHT ■.|j rc n‘' I’ay Program ■L Luke Reformed ■' church Sunday 'iimiHl Children s Day progive at i-ae St. Luk s ( j c l;i Hi Sunday eve dug. . ;|t 7:- : " lock. The pro It " ' bu liHli' songs, re i '.duisu will be as felITniothy Adi r |K.,-Yoiiiia >' spies Choir ■ «—»— II ■ fc latre ■ p,-lighttally Cool ■Las Time Tonight - IfllE URLSADER ” ■ with BLhn Brent. 11. B. W arner. ■ Lc« (ody- Ned Sparks, ■ .Marceline Day . K c f the pact leapt his wife's Krefui secret—out of the pres- ■ h j s sister's dreadful crime. Kjcd-Coinetiv anti Cartoon I 10-15 c ■ liUf LUCKY DEVILS K gill Boyd. Win. Gargau, Itos Kies. Dorothy Wilson. ■(DAY. MON- TLE. — Marion K es in 'TEG O' MY HEART. ■ Grand: I . SMBB

I e«o« Hlki/jMSW r '■ l ’' ii J&l Bl . ’ Fi I M BOy Neighbors wr ifey Wf Forget To W Return It? So many times your good friends "the neighbor-, borrow some useful article, a garden hose, a mower, a sprinkling can. or a hoe. and then promptl.' forget where they got it. The price of the article-, does not matter, it is their value as time and Luhh savers that count as far as you’re concerned. ion cannot afford to he without them for even a (1:, . v - |oi ' they are extremely low priced, t ome in and rep.ace the missing articles. 10 qt. Galvanized Sprinkling ( ans. 75c 8 qt. Galvanized Sprinkling Cans <»•»>’ 0 qt. Galvanized Sprinkling ( ans. Me 1 qt. Galvanized Sprinkling Cans. 50e hong Handled. Round Point, Polished Steel SHOVELS, light weight 8 s inch RUBBER HOSE. 5 ply. 50 loot length and nozzle Free EASY-CUT, 11 inch. Lawn Mower I‘IG FOUR, 16 inch. Lawn MowerLawn queen mower. i« inch 1111 *2™ LAWN KING MOWER. Id inch cut ’ MONARCH LAWN MOWER. IS inch cut St HAFER'S SPECIAL Full Rodded and Slru>sed STEP LADDERS, made from dear, selected short leaf Yellow Pine g I ft. length, with folding shell | 0 It. length with folding shelf b ft. length with folding shelf ’ | '•■Handle 1 tang Spading f orks ’ Socket Handled Steel Garden Hoe ■ . !, s<i 'ket Handled Steel Self-Sharpening Garden Hoe /•_> Qt. Heavy Corrugated Garbage ( ans Hi Qt. Heavy Corrugated Garbage < ans *1 Qt. Heavy Corrugated Garbage i ans' ’ ‘b Qt. Heavy Corrugated Garbage < ans The Schafer Store HARDWARE and HOME FURNISHINGS

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY,.TUNE 22. 1933.

v ‘ X Economic Delegates IVell Equipped - ' ' HBk 1 : -.W< AT > ' f £JI ffiu a- * ■ rim' i "its. ’lk **• ilk A i M v > W ■ ’ SamuevM c ßeynolds, Cordell M |HuLI/ and KEY PfT.T>rAN Mr T» J 1 ' ' / * -fa. ' \l ®3 \ V /K JPk v -'^_xA x i >. /■ sJamesM? Cox R V Morrlsont Sekt-James Couzems Nr mat.er what the outcome of the forthcoming London Conference, no fault can he found with the abil* lb. „ tm ‘f X de!c “ ates , who represent the United States. Secretary of State Cordell Hull is one of l i °k» » S orenios .^ U Y onties on internationai tariffs; Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada, coming from a ver ae, nows a there is to know about that metal as a medium of internationai exchange—a ■ l i' ''? LX, J e J :te to come up at the parleys. James M. Cox, former Governor of Ohio, is an authority on t in t na lona taw and tariffs, while Ralph W. Morrison, retired banker, is an expert on cotton and wheat. I n«i or James ouzens of Michigan is the most conservative of the group, beloved by all who know him as a square Ehooter, and the sixth delegate, Rep. Samuel D. Mcßeynolds, of Tennessee, is a lawyer of outstanding ability.

1. Survived Kansas City Shooting I—^^^4 j / 1\ / d < ,' \ / V <' < ] ' 'v I ; / iWfik t- * te| '■ S' I **l*?'.J“W •• -Wfcw i; I ■ * - . . W><•* p F Vetterli (left), Kansas City Federal agent, and Frank Smith, | v iX.v-i Cit” detective., who survived the withering machine gun blast, Wi'h Which gangsters killed four detectives and ex-conv>ct they were! ’•, n to 1 eavenworth Penitentiary. They are shown alter the shoot- ( i mg at the Union Depot in Kansas Uty. ~B \CK TO PROSPERITY! |.- , . n pieces of legislation affecting ultimately every 1 n, Hl, woman and child in the United States were passed by the spe- ~ imi of Coner.-s.-. just adjourned. Under these fifteen great j law the Presidcin and his Administration have been given more power and authority than was ever given to any President in the history of the I . S. .<>n- , Hute an attempt to write a great new charter of in- . duslrial . nd economic recovery in the U. S. You Imo read about all these acts as they were in process in i passa--e through co gross and as they were successively signed by 1 ■I,, ident. Von would like, no doubt, to have a brief, but com p,, inc -iv summary of each and every one of them, for ready refer- , : 1( , . . bow each of them affects your own life and fortunes. Our V> .: hii ton Bureau has ready for you a new bulletin of 5,000 . iv j n ■| n under.-landable form the provisions of each of these law ..‘ |. : „n rc.-m , Banking Act, Economy Act. Beer and Wine Law, ){,,(■ , , rm-mnloym'mt II lief. Emergence Relief, Farm Re- j t' .f and I’lfla Tennessee Valley Authority, Securities Act, Gold | e .' |', National Employment Service. Homo Mortgage Re- , rl \ t ,cl Boor:: nization, Banking Reform. Lnlustriul Heli covery and'i’ublic Work-,, and Veteran/ Compensation. If you wish this bulletin summary, fill out the coupon below and j mail as directed: CLIP COUPOX HERE Q e n- f. R. L.. Wethington Bureau, Daily Democrat. ,-->o New York Avenue, Washington, O. C. , , I , J.’ « cow of the bulletin RELIEF AND RUCOVERY LAWS I and cm 10-' hcrewitli five cents in coin or postage stamps for return | i postage anti handling costs: [NA M E I STREET & No. I . STATE i CITY .. r a r ader of the Decatur, Ind.. Daily Democrat.

MURDER SOLVED UNEXPECTEDLY I (CONTINUED FROM PAuE ONE) j : despite the fact that at a court hearing the husband said he “forgave" his wife and asked that she be freed. 0 __ CONTINUE AIR TOUR OF STATE ' (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) port to the memory of Paul Cox, ! former Terre Haute flier. | Luncheon was served at Sullivan yesterday and pilots and passengers were guests of the Terre Haute Aero Club at an informal , buffet supper last night. Lafayette was the luncheon stop today, third of the tour. South Bend will be the overnight stop. The planes will not land in Decatur, but will fly over both Decatur and Berne Saturday morning', enroute from Fort Wayne to Portland, where they will stop for! luncheon. o Church U niun in China The Church of Christ in (’him Is a union of 1< different denoniim., tional groups, re] reseiiting the fruit of missionary effort. It was organized in October, 1927, and unites in a single body Presbyterians, Congreyatlonnllsts, Evan.-rlicals. Re formed. United Brethren, English Baptists and several otbe> croups :

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RATES REDUCED BY COMMISSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ' Public Service Company of Indiana be required to show cause why its rates in about 270 southern Indiana cities and towns should not be reduced. The company’s qprnings last year were estimated by Minton at $4,600,000. He said that on the basis of a “fair" 5.5 per cent return, the earnings were abc-Jt $2,600,000 over what they should be. The commission is cct tain to grant Minton’s petition. The company will present evidence in an attempt to show that its rates are not too high. Commission figures will be used by Minton to substantiate his argument for lower rates. NEW WATERWAY SYSTEM OPENED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) lowing Dern. in his prepared address Dern paid tribute to Chicago as “one hundred years ago a frontier fort, now the second city of America." I He declared that opening of the I waterway “marks a new era in transportation. This great artery of commerce,” he said, “Joins together 20 great cities with an aggregate population of 6,500,000 persons.’’ Dern declared that “President Roosevelt eyes the Mississippi val-

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ley as the storehouse of the nation, with a wealth of raw and agricultural materials. With this wealth and this outlet to the sea, the midwest will become the strength and heart of America." o HEAT WAVE IS BROKEN HERE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) velous things towards assuring a giHxi beet production, farmc.';- etale. Slight Relief Indianapolis, lml„ June 22—(UP) Cooling showers brougnt slight I relief to sweltering residents of Indiana today. Temperatures in mmy 'cities I were about 10 degrees lower at 9 A. M. this morning thin they were at the same time yesterday, officials of the U. S. weather bureau reported. But the forecast says generally fair tonight and Friday, with not much charge in temperature. The rainfall was not genet al last | night, only a. few places r:c iving its cooling eff< .t. The heat wave I which has claimed 10 lives in Ind- 1 ia. a since Sunday sent temperatures above 100 <b grees ye: terday i I for the fourth consecutive day. ■ o —- Stor,a Warninifs Storm warnings are displayed hj< the weather bureau at more than 40 points along the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf coasts and Oe shores ol the Gr«o Lakes

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RAILROADS TO ABANDON CUTS FOR EMPLOYES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) active prosecution of such a eon troversy at the present time might have a most distuibing and unsettling effect." o Great Collection of Map. . The Library of Congress has a eollec'lon ,f umoui maps.

THE CORT “Always Comfortably Cool” - Last Time Tonight - William Powell Joan Blondell “LAWYER MAN” lie tried his cases in the court of sex appeal. Added - - Mickey Mouse and Broadwav Brevity. 10-15 c SUNDAY — Warner Baxter isi | “DANGEROUSLY YOURS”. Also Baron Munchaseu in "THE MEAL i TICKET. '