Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 259, Decatur, Adams County, 2 November 1933 — Page 5

Function is mo ROSEN B n Gary Beer [Kier Denied Injunc- ■ tion By Court | a*;, Inil. Nov. 2.— (U.PJ —Abe unlKTiisril Gary beer deal t<' bate ,he "••**’ beer l 1( « <!<■, lare<i unconstltuEV <i<- an injunction Indiana law enforcement K. in .1 three judge federal S. federal judge* refused to ■ng final action on the case by ■,!> Ims an appeal pending be■fhe sla'c .supreme court chai ■ e constitutionality of the ■ la « ■ had asked the federal court ■irain Neil Fry, Porter county ■f. front interfering with beer ■s, Rotten ia operating under ■(.... '."iv superior court order ■st local authorities and Paul Hy, state excise director. ■the supreme court finds the ■ law constitutional, the case ■hr appeal ’d to federal courts. ■ B. Thiel, attorney for Rosen, ■unced. Be Indiana members of the fed- ■ court. Judges Will M. Sparks ■lie District Court of Appeals. ■Robert C. Haltzell of the South■ndiana district, joined in deny- ■ Rosen a hearing. ■tlge Walter C. Lindley, Dan- ■. 111., dissented with an opin- ■ that the federal court should ■rule the state’s motion to de■he case and should immediate■onsider constitutionality of the K law. ■ o vkland School To Hold Social I. J. Mann, principal of the Kirk- ■ township high school, ennounc■uday that a social will be held mmbmbm*jww-ahhhmm■. —an feiaaaii■■■■ mm

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.\rtnur Aiurprry or Ohio St. v South Bend. Ind., says: I ■ ▼ n J v s a growing into wWte!irr| Bl'W 1 ’ I ’ ; *‘i terrible pains in my back and became very nervous—was almost a k, had a cough, was unable to and -a appetite was poor. My parent' me hr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription it soon had me back to normal health, was many years ago and I can say I been in perfect health ever since.’’ ■ Vriie *o Br. Pierre's Clinic, Buffalo for free medical advice.

that’s why you get BUY NOW 30% more mileage — help keep men | ■ ... ■ at work — and get by getting new prices almost the Goodyears now! 7X27™ OF COURSE you want the grip of tough new rubher between your brakes and the road in fall and winter—"hen there’s more slippery ’ driving than any other time SKSKHRL 0 the year ’ And now — scientific tests y ljf\J prove that tires “broken in” /j during wet, cold weather y| jFI 30% more total Hot summer roads make tires fl wear faster. 4| But roads are cool in winter — and most of the time they’re fB rAAHVCAD wet. That means when QUUUU It A K your tires are thin and worn. ig pathfinder But it means protection for J] Supertwist Cord Tiro ■tout new rubber, because the W 4 40-21 5.00 19 water prevents rapid wear by 1 q-s- P*C ST OA preventing friction between I *()aww * I o£<V the tire end the road. —~~ ' — _ " 4.50-20 5.00-20 Can you afford to wait till /* AA 7 "pnn|( when new Goodyear OiW I a“Tw Pathfinders are selling today 4.50 2 ~ 5.25 18 at prices just about the same /s «, Q 4 A »S a year ago? OswU OaXU Not on your life! Get new 4.75-19 5.50-19 Now! gJQ g4Q GOOqAE4R s SWE * INCORPORATED ROAD SERVICE—( ALL 262 Weekdays 7 am. to 9 pm. Sundays 7 am. to 8 pm CORNER MADISON and THIRD

In Tragic Sequel to Dance y • I ¥ *' ■ v < fl ** I ■> . 1 I J J ' T \ V /t/ n I * \ /WW"■■ \ 1 i/ / \ / *■ eL \ / - . C_JBv Henry Storm (left) and Walter Scott Quick, of Westerlo, N. Y„ who ’ ■ surrendered to Albany police in connection with the slaying of Fred • I Furman and his son, Charles, at Rensselaerville, N. Y., recently. Police ; believe the killing was the result of a dispute at a dance over Miss Bessie Hazelton (inset).

I ’ 1 at the school Wednesday evening. I ’ i November 8. I [ Plate lunches will be sold at auv-. ’I tion and a program for the patrons ’; will be given during the evening. ’ I The program will start at 7:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend the social. | -o DENY LENIENCY TO PRISONERS 1 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) | | aiso, pending investigation of de- , sense claims that he would be deported immediately to his native ' Roumania. • | Kinezoni was convicted in Port ■ ’ 'er circuit court and sentenced to ’ j life imprisonment in 1925 on a I ’ i charge of slaying his daughter-in-I law. Pleas of six other lifers convict- ■ ed on murder charges were denied.. [Thoy were: . (lharlcs Couts, sentenced in VanT derburgh county in 1927 for the slaying of a woman. John Bond. Gibson county, 1917.! fatal stabbing of Fred Zimmerman doling an argument over wateringj lof mules at a livery stable where : both were employed. Nick Dundovich, Lake county. !

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11920, fatally shooting a man durI ing a fight at a wedding. He orlg- ' inally was sentenced to death but 1 was granted a commutation to life in 1921. George Gilman, Vigo county, 1918, slaying his wife Charles Hanson, Marshall county, 1922, .shooting and robbing a taxi driver. John Bauer. Marshall county, 1922, convicted with Hanson. REPORT FILED ON CONDITION OF BERNE BANK (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I and cash on hand wae reduced from . $630.56 to $382.29. Demand deposits were reduced from $144,461.52 to $142,715.63. The report lists all the notes held by the with dates I thereon and the amount due. Notes held and Mate das other assets and not included in the re- • sources total $50,868.92. It was stated these notes? were held out at the time the bank reorganized and ipened for business, many of them j being listed as doubtful as to payment at that time. Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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REV.SEIMETZ | GIVES SERMON ' (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) i’

aged, or old. the same frreslatable | ’ force is ever urging them onward if and upward only to find, that when they have readied the crest. J they are looking down into the f valley of the shadows of death. | And beyond the shadows what? 1 That is the question that arises if in every human soul and finds its ;| answer only in each individual, . life ' "Death, my dear friends. Is one [I experience thnt Is common to us nil. It is the one place where all:" men meet on equal terms. And f yet the commonest fact of our ex- a Istence Is not death but life. Kven " now as we Aee the first breaFlt of f winter blast the greenness and a the beauty of the earth it is also s ■whispering to every tree and f shrub, every plant and blade of a grass, the promise of resurrection. ’ of a rising'in another spring, to a|f newer and a fresher beauty. ‘For g unless the grain of wheat fall into ’ the earth and be corrupted.’ says f the Lord, 'itself remalneth alone.' g Surely He who sends the warm I rains and the gentle breezes to f awaken the slumbering seed will i g not leave the soul of man to per i J ish forever? The human soul with W infinite yearnings. unfullfilled if hopes, unsatisfied desires, surely He will not let it die incomplete W and imperfect? The answer to If these questions rings out clearly g from Holy Scripture. ‘I know that !’ my Redeemer llveth and that in[f my flesh I shall see my God.' 1 g am the Resurrection and the life, ’ he that believeth in Me though lie f be dead shall live.’ “To have too great a fear oflg death is hot Christian Wit pagan. In tin- days will'll fai'li W.l' 'ton: f and Christianity at Its best, death g was hailed as a passing to a new- W er and fuller life. No funeral f dirges were sung'in the catacombs. I g but hymns of hope, thanksgiving: 1 and intercession. And if we life f the life of a true Christian, our |g hymns will be of a like nature. If we act now as we will then wish f to have acted, we will hear the g good angel Death, say, 'Have, you not born the heat and the burden |f of a long and wearisome way? f Have you not groaned and sweat-P ed under the weight of labor? if Have you not spent your days and f your nights weaving beautiful g tapestries of virtue on the loom of W sorrow and with the white hands f of pain? Behold now your exceed- g ing great reward. Since you. in s your mortal life have stood wi h f Christ on the Mount of the Cruel- g fixion. so shall you now stand be- | side Him on the Mount of Trans- j figuration forever. “Yes. we too will then be ready | g to sing hymns of hope, thanksgiv g ing and intercession for we will ’ then look upon death not as o f failure, an evil, or a tragedy, but Ig as the opening of a door to an an'i- g chamber that leads into the halls 1 of life, and light and love ever- | lasting. But if the end of a good | Z Christian is so bles*ed. why then a these monuments of our beloved ! g do we stand hero today amidst | - dead and pray for them? Simply because that while we may know | that they have died in the friend- g ship of God we also know nothing ’ however slightly defiled can enter | into the presence of the all holy g God. We therefore say today. ■Eternal rest grant unto them. O Q Lord and let the perpetual light g shine upon them. May their sou - i through the mercy of God rest in | peace’." ' 1 ( Edwina Shroll In Indiana Glee Club ’ ( Word has been received hpre g that Miss Edwina Shroll. daughter ’ of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Shroll of ( this city, has been accepted in the. g Indiana University Glee Club. Miss Shroll is a freshman at the | University, entering this fall. She g took an active part in the musical organizations of the local high Q school during her four-year course g here. j Peacock in Confinement g East Bridgewater, Mass.. —(UP) I A. R. Parker's pet peacock has been | in "solitary" because he scratched g the automobile of a visitor. The M peacock saw his image on the side | of the newly polished car, evidently g thought he had a rival, and started ’ a free-for-all. I o- g Family Joyful—Dad’s RHEUMATISM J Has Left Him g When a man so crippled with g rheumatism cannot go to his daily _ work and suddenly finds a swift. | powerful yet safe prescription that g drives out pain and agony in 48 ’ hours you can imagine the jubilant | happiness of the whole family as g Dad brings home his pay envelope I regularly again. g Holthouse Drug Co. and leading " druggists everywhere call this | grand prescription ALLENRU and g think so much of its mighty power " tn drive excess uric acid from the g system that they guarantee one 85 . cent bottle to overcome vheumatie Q pain and conquer backache, g sciatica, neuritis and " lumbago just as this'! notice states or money I . back —a square deal to all * sufferers. *

»•••©•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••) : ITEMS IN THIS AD ARE WONDERFUL VALUES: : A Visit To Our Store Will Prove This Fact!: • 7 • ) STEVENS PURE LINEN TOWELING 1 Splendid Quality Bleached MUSLIN ( c ■ f “p” Quality, 18 in. wide. Bleached and Unbleached / Finished Soft For The Needle. 1 118 c Yd. 14c Yd. ®\ ( » • Girls Hiffh Grade / JOHNSON PRINTS ( 70x80 Single • STOCKINGS ) Cotton £ f Silk Finish ( GUARANTEED FAST TO WASHING. AKRETS X ■ Extra Long. ( BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS. t ' AH 1 I Plaid Patterns O f A WONDERFUL VALUE i each 1 25 c 1 15 c yd. j 58c i • 72x84 Cotton ( 3fi inch bv 7 ,. feet \ Sun Fast and Large Size a • Double ? '■ M™h'ne' , )iX s ’ ( Wash Fast ' Turkish » BLANKETS / Oil Opaque < CRETONNES BATH TOWELS • Beautiful ratern. > Window Shades “ ® • d* ■ ARealßarsam 11'75'2515°i ® pair ) each > yard each •f — • ® THE “VEGA” 1 Just Received ® J CREAM SEPARATOR BRI DG E LA M PS @ • Friday and Saturday / .Va^aYn' 6 $ IS39 50 $1.48 “l 2 The New (in our north show window we have | inch @ ® Drum Top ( One LIVING ROOM SUITE. One KITCHEN ) FILES ? 1' VUI IT Q ( CABINET and One ‘FREE’ SEWING MACHINE ' With Attached Handle ® O IAB LE S J I A s , cndid Value O ® Walnut Finish 1 lhat wc <lcduct * l on each day from cach ,tem I until sold. You name your own price and each i ® * s s<dd separately. The $59.00 Living Room ® mm f Suite today is $45.00. Now don’t wait too many H gg Ifi 1 I da - vs be^ore - vou bu - v because several thrifty BH ® a { shoppers have their on these items and they ■■ • ( w m bcal you i„ it. I | • a ■ Large Size 1 4 and 5( up f TOILET GOODS ( mens S rr v A I, M rr c ) I ATTRACTIVE NEW © • MIXING lEA 1 1 ! andFa^ ce . (ream S POCKET KNIVES ® Assorted Colors < I R<e I owder, I <i Ic u hi/ • BOWLS ) Powder, Hair Oils, Wavei ' ca ' bargain A hSb 1 Slav, Tooth Paste. Shav-( Z Splendid Value J i nK ( ream and many <>lh er/ ® yqfijj ■■ S " 1 items. Y ■EHr 12 c I 9 iocZtl ® cach \ each ( each i THE SCHAFER STORE H HARDWARE AND HOME FURNISHINGS J

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