Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1933 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Tuhllahed Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DBCATUR DEMOCRAT CO. Wared at the Itecattir, Ind.. Post Office as Second Clase Matter. I. H. Heller Prea. and Gen. Mgr. A R. Holthouse Sec y & Bus. Mgr. nick D. Heller Vice-President i Subscription Rates: dingle copies I .°2 , One week, by carrier— ’ll ; One year, by carrier s.ot> One month, by mail 35 Three months, by mail —.. 100 Six months, by mall.„ — 1-75 One Year, by mall 3.00 Doe year, at office 3.00 "rices quoted are wiihln first and second zones. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. 115 Lexington Avenue, New York , 1 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The i Indiana League of Home Dailies. The next time someone eriti- , ctses the state administration just take lime to find out what Is be-L hind It. You'll probaldy find it was ; , failure to get a job. The fresh north winds finally got here and brought relief to mil- , lions over the middle west but t made the boys in Palm Beach shiv- A era little. L Os course, displaying a sign that it you are doing your part will j amount to nothing toward effecting , a recovery unless you really put ( action behind doing your part. 1 , Its a rising market and those who can buy now will have a pro-.s fit before they know it and that's 1 true of every thing from a can of t beans to a hundred acre farm. t You are not supposed to hang up't an NRA sign until you have done j something definite towards the spirit of the proposition. And ( once its up. you are expected to;, carry on. Il — Get ready to move with the NRA for those who don’t will be out ofj the real picture. This is a war top end the depression and that’s j | whats going to happen. Those who I enlist will of course be the sold-Ii iers. If things keep on as they are. | I the Republican chiefs will soon be , | charging President Rooseve t with grand larceny for stealing their I thunder and what they hoped would be their issues in the election next year. The library building commission insists on having the new state j library building used for no other ( purpose than a library, but the , commisijion probably has not heard i that during th'- depression lots of I g families had to double up and co-| ■ operate. Every wide-awake business man is planning to do his full part in the Recovery campaign and those who are arranging for that are in M tune with the administration. The '■ big thing about it all is that you H mean it, understand it and are wiling to help. The only way to really help in l the Recovery program is to work ' your employes less hours without ' H reducing wages and then emp'oy I I others to make up the difference. ■ Os course that frightens most folks I ■ but if every one doos it as well as f they can, the depression is over and that's worth a little scare. MODIFY You may eliminate your financial worries by getting a loan from us. Ijj, You may borrow needed money ti! from us at a moderate interest cost land repay on terms to suit your convenience. Call, write or phone for full particulars—no obligation. FRAXKLIX SECURITY CO. Over Schafer Hdw. Co. —

Another thing that seems to be worrying the Republican state committee Is that the Democratic administration seems to have sot up n system that Is getting the tax money due the state and the cost of collection Is less than it was when Republican administrations I failed to get what was due. I The way to get back, whatever [additional expense you add to Hie overhead of your business is to advertise. There is not a merchant in Decatur who could not well afford to give the people of this buying radius a messuage each day of the week. That will help every one. the merchant, the buyer and us. Senator Huey (Kingfish) laing of Louisiana is finding out as have others, that no one man can set himself up as bigger than the law. the government, the people them selves. He has some ability and may wiggle through his present predicament, but sooner or later, unless he realizes that the world was not made for him alone, the ■goblins" will get him. Many regrets because of the ' death of Judge E. Einley Johnson, former Van Wert. Ohio, citizen, well known here, who visited relatives and friends in this county on numerous occasions and who j became one of the recognized great i jurists of the world. His knowl- | edge of international law was undisputed and his opinions were always considered high authority. There is a spirit of cooperation * among the local merchants that | has . not been equaled since war I times. They are agreeing to work I together for the good of the com I munity, the patron and every one | else. Each business man has a ! duty—to best serve his customers | —and when that is the ideal of j every one. unfair practises disap- I pear. After all your competitor is j probably a fine fellow if you give {him a chance to be and it is enicouragtng to know that the spirit here is now one hundred per cent I friendly. That's only a part oi the •good that will come from the effort I being made nationally to have bus-, liness clarified and squared up. — o * —_ — — —— < I I Answers To Test Questions Below a.e the Answers to the Test Questions Printed an Page Two. 1. Impulsive stealing due to mental impairment. 2. French. 3. President Monroe. 1. Radio singer. 5. Vulcan. : 6. In 1883. 7. The Klondike Gold Rush. | 8. Copra. I It. Shakespeare. 10. South America. o Conspicuous Nothing shows up as fast as n weak tire, unless it Is file spot ths painter missed.—Racine JournalNews. o Childish Fears Children are bom afraid of only two things—loud sounds nnd falling. —— — - ATTENTION! We are closing out our entire stock of FURNITURE to make room for new shipments coming in BUY and SAVE Living Room Suites sso to sloo Bed Room Suites $48.50 ~slOO Mattresses . . $4.50 to $23.00 Bed Springs $6.00 to $12.00 Kalamazoo Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces at factory prices. We save you '/ 3 to J/gWhy pay more? SPRAGUE FURNITURE CO. 152 S. 2nd st. Phene 199 Beavers. Fryback & Beavers old location.

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Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months Sunday. August 6 i Fourteenth annual Heller reunion I Haines' Park. Portland. Shaffer family reunion. Legion Memorial Park, Decatur. Blakey family reunion. Blakey homestead. I nion township. Dettfmger Family Reuni'-n. Sunset Park, Decatur. Sunday. August 13 Durbin reunion, Legion Memorial Park, Decatur. Annual Fruchte reunion. Henry Fruchte f irm residence. Annual Steel Reunion, Sunset ! Park, Decatur. i Hitchcock ■reunion, Cora B. Milter home, on the state line. Rillig and Reohm reunion. Sunset

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By HARRISON CARROLL. Copyright. 1133. King Features Syndicate. Inc HOLLYWOOD, . —With i the death of Sam Rork, Clara Bow lost a real friend and the only adi viser she has been willing to listen ' to. The re dhead has agreed ■ — to do one picI tore at Fox. . After that, will vak she listen to the sfc' _ offer of any o’her studio? X *• This question W tEC is to ing argued j in many qusrters in Holly’- HF wood. Rex Bell HL , f «*»• who. next to | | Clara, is best HBL «Bb qualified to an- ‘ i swer it, tells Clara me: g ow “Clara is ter* ! ribly upset. She doesn’t know whether she wants to go on at all. I believe we can persuade her into it. But there is no use of them trying to talk business to her until after ‘Hoopla’ is finished. Without Sam, the picture is going to be doubly hard. She must not be bothered with any othef problems." It was for Rork that the redhead finally consented to make a screen comeback last year. She was under personal contract to him for two more pictures at the time he succumbed to a heart attack. “And we would have gone on with him as long as we made pictures,” says Rex. “Clara trusted Sam." Now that Rork is dead, the former “It Girl" has the right to name someone to represent her in the filming of her picture at Fox. Her cowboy-star husband believes she will agree upon Al Rockett, who was a close friend of Rork. The picture, he says, will start on schedule. The routine between Ted Healy and his three famous “stooges” goes on, they say, even out of working hours. The trio never know what is going to happen to them next. There was that time, for instance, during the earthquake. i One of the stooges happened to be taking a late afternoon nap. As ' the house began to shake, he stirred, protested: II “Come on now, Ted, stop that.”

Park, east of Decatur. Dellinger E'amily Reunion, Sunset Park. Sunday August 20 Leimenstoll-Martin. (i arles L i j menstoll farm 1 mile east of Craig-j ville. Feasel-Ruby r union at Edge Water Park. Gelino, Ohio. Weldy Reunion. Frank Aurand residence, IL mil? south of Deca- ! tur. McGill family reunion, Sunset Park, east of Decatur. Smith Family reunion, ounsel park, east of Decatur. Brandyberry and Springer r union, Ix-gion Memorial Paik, Decatur. Tenth annual H kes reunion, Legion Memorial Park. Decatur. Kortenber and Hackman, Sunset j Park, Decatur. Butler E'amily Reunion, Sunset

HOLLYWOOD PARADE. Wonder if all the romance gossip is responsible for Jean Harlow’s less frequent appearances with Hal Rosson? The platinumhaired star’s latest escort is William Perry, young man of money. The two are seen together often—the latest time being at the Grand Hotel dancing to Hal Grayson's music. Over the week-end too, Jean gave a dinner party to the Indian Prince Singh. Seeking footlight experience, Anita Page has signed a contract that will keep her employed for at I least 20 weeks in a tabloid version [of “Crazy Quilt.” She’s leaving I fibre for 'he east, accompanied by II her mother. Wedding bells will ring cn the 2’’. rd for Julie Lang, of the Paramount publicity department, and Dick Hunt, formerly scout for this column and now one of Hollyi wood’s ace publicists. The couple will sail on the S. S. Monterey for > a Honolulu honeymoon. 1 Paramount wanted Jack Oakie’s Smother to use her son's stage name for her movie debut. She held out for her own name, Mrs. E vel vn Offield. The final compromise is Mrs. Evelyn Oakie Offield. . . . Even in these days of safe flying, Paramount has taken out a $250,000 insurBuddy ance policy to Rogers \ cover any loss to their picture. - “Take A Chance,” if Buddy Rogers is injured in his week-end commuting from Ngw York to Chicago to lead his band. . . . And if you’ve f been wondering what became of the staff of the famous New York - World, 12 of them are now workv ing at Paramount. it ’ DID YOU KNOW — o That Stuart Erwin used to work s summers as a fruit picker, starting 1. with <the melons in the Imperial Valley of California and working ” north to the cherries of Oregon?

i Park. Sunday September 3 Ehinger Reunion, Sunset Park, j cast of Deoatur. Zink-Kuhn reunion, Sunset Park i Decatur. Sunday. August 27 Fifth annuil Johnson family r - l union. Legion Memorial Park, Decatur. Krick Reunion, Sunset Park, Decatur. Sunday, September 3 Hart E'amily reunion, home of L Emanuel Hart, Monroeville. LeMars family reunion, Sunset Park, east of Decatur. Schnepp and Manley family reunion, Sunset Park. Labo Day, September 4 1 Stalter reunion. Legion M mortal Park. Decatur. Lenhart Reunion, Sunset Park, Decatur. Sunday, September 10 Ninth annual Harger-Smith reunion. Frank Park, Fort Wayne. I Metzler E'amily Reunion, Sunset Park east of Decatur. Contagious Follies There tire follies as catching as contagious disorders.—'.a Rocliefou- : can Id.

Only S QSO * ■ ROUND TRIP M H FROM W DECATUR Lowest coach rate ever offered to famous resorts way up NORTH • What a week-end vacation opportunity! 500 miles north into cool Michigan [ for just a lew dollars. Spend two frrtl days in any of these . famous resorts—Cadillac. Petoskey, Harl bor Springs, Traverse City, Mackinaw k City Enjoy the beauty of Mackinac Island for only $1 extra charge. Lv. Decatur — 7:50 P. M. (C.S.T.) Aug. 18. Return follouing Sunday night, Aug. 20 , Fish in clear, cool lakes, ride horseback on shaded trails, play golf, hike or loaf in the bracing air of the north woods. Isn’t ■ that something? Excellent hotels convenient... offering most reasonable rates. Non-iesidcnt fish mg licenses reduced tosl. Pack your bag for a glorious week-end away from sweltering summer heat. See your local ticket agent today. C _ I

___. ———< > * twenty years ago TODAY From the Dally Democrat File * 4. 1913. Ed'«7id David anil Miss Lucy Mclntosh ure martied at Sturffl*- Michigan ! Naomi G.I-HS. litth' <l»"K'>ter •>' I.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gass. Is vety ill with typhoid fever. Mary, is the mime ot duught- r horn M, and Mrs Elmer ha k al horn.; of Mr and Mt>- h”n_ — ■"

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