Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 5, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1934 — Page 6

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Draw Schedules For Annual

FIRST. SECOND TERMTOURNEYS ARE SCHEDULED First Teams Meet .lan. 1920, Second Teams On January 13 Arrangetm nts for the annual first Mid second team tourneys were made Thursday evening at a meeting of Adams county high school principals with Cliffton E. Striker, county superintendent The annual first team tourney will he held at the Herne auditorium. Friday anti Saturday. January 19 and 20. The second team tourney will Ije held at the same gym. Saturday, January 13. The principals drew the schedules for both tourneys and set ticket prices. Selection of officials was discussed .but final selection will not be announced until a later date. Admission' for the first team tourney will be 25 cents a session, for both adults and students. For the second team tourney. 15 cents a session will be charged to all. The first round of the first team tourney will be held Friday night. January 19. with four games, the first starting at 6 o’clock. No games will be played Saturday morning. Seini-tlnals will he played Saturday afternoon, with a consolation game and the championship contest Saturday night. The schedule for the first team tourney follows: Friday P.M. 6 -Kirkland vs. Pleasant Mills. 7 —Monmouth vs. Hartford. H —Jefferson vs. Monroe. 9 — Berne vs. Geneva. Saturday 2— Winner game 1 vs. winner game 9 3 Winner batne 3 vs. winner game 4. 7 —Loser game 5 vs. loser game 6. 3— Winner game 3 vs. winner game 6. Second Teams All games of the second team tourney will be played on Saturday, January 13, with the four firstround games scheduled for Saturday morning. Semi-finals will be 1 layer! Saturday afternoon and the final game Saturday night. The complete schedule follows: Saturday A. M. S--Monmouth vs. Geneva. 9 —Berne vs. Hartford. 10— —Jefferson vs. Monroe. 11— Kirkland vs. Pleasant Mills. Saturday P. M. 2 Winner game 1 vs. winner game 2. 3—Winner game 3 vs. winner game

SATURDAY SAVINGS BEEF, IRON AND WINE CLEANSING TISSUES 4Q„ Full Pint vvt 500 to package NIPPLES—Stork — Non-collapsible AVIATOR PLAYING type—made with repeated 1 A CARDS, deck sterilization. Special, 3 for.. lA’v pokfr cmipq ia WATER SOFTENER Spec.a!, box 49C Pine Balsam, 5 lb. bag 4U/C CASCADE VELLUM HOT WATER BOTTLE PQ 24 Sheets, 24 Envelopes 1 Q 2 Qt. size. 1 yr. guarantee... O*7C cellophaned wrapped I*/C MI-31 SOLUTION — Antiseptic MINERAL OIL QQ p Mouth Wash. Kills Germs Lamson’s— > 2 gallon JOI Full P’ nt A L (OHO L 1 « MILK OF MAGNESIA QQ Fu ” P ‘ nl lit Full Pint CANDY AND NUTS Peanut Butter Kisses 1 CATORIA-2 oz. 25 C ’’““"d Chocolate Creams, assorted 1 p* W RIGHT'S SMOKE flavors, pound LOC with Meat Salt and Sugar QA ~ ..., Cure. 10 Ibs OUC Licorice Kids AH pound LivV MENTHOLATED WHITE PINE „ L . , „ , and TAR COMPOUND 0!d Fashioned Horehound IQ for Coughs due to common DrOpS ’ pOund colds „ ~, Pecan Glace TA ALMOND HAND LOTION pound OVV Use for cracked skin and for JA Bridge Mixed Nuts FQz» burns and scalds, full pint. . 4*ll, Special per pound ~ LADY ESTHER AJ* fT ft/* Cashew Nuts FA 4 Purpose Cream... Special per pound D</C B. i. SMITH DRUG CO. The Rexall Store

I, B-p CALL 1000 l' For those basketball fans tin- |’ able to Journey to the Blufftonimcatur battle tonight nt Bluffi ion, the Dally Democrat will il offer telephone service. Scores , will be called back to the DenioI erut office at the half and the | ! end of the first team game. | The first call should be In about | • I 5:45 Just .all inmt. | 4* Saturday Night ' 7- Ixiser game 5 vs. loser game 6. S Winner game 5 vs. winner game i: '■■■ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Purdue, til; Mississippi. 25. Indiana Slate. 52: Centenary. 30. I Notre Dame, 46; Arizona. 24. —o St. Joe Team Loses Two (James Thursday 1 The St. Joe eighth grade team in I vale I Wells county Thursday as-1 • ternoon, lotting two games. The Io- ■ cals were defeated by the Ossian 1 eighth graders. 14 to 8. Not torn-1 ' tent with one game, they journeyed on to Lam-aster and were again dej fettled, 12 to 5. o HOUSE VOTES DOWN MOVE TO CHANGE TAXES j (CONTINUED FROM PAOE ONE) j bargo be placed on liquor from defaulting debtor nations. Rep. 1 Britten, Repn., 111., led the attack ' with charges that the "French | government is a cheat.” and prepared to mislabel vintages exported to this country. An embargo he assured would force France to pay her debt installments. OPEN DRIVE TO COLLECT TAXES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE DNE) ;I heads. i A week after the meeting of revenue collectors, customs offii cials will be called to Washington and the following week narcotic ’ officials will visit the secretary. | This will continue until all of ‘ I the officials have had an oppor- > I tunity to confer with the secre- ■, tary. Another departure was the I announcement today that all bur- ; eau heads of the treasury department and assistant secretaries would have ‘‘a staff meeting" with ; tlic secretary every Monday. This "family idea.” Morgenthau said, wdl give all bureau heads a. chance to report what thev have > done the previous week and result in a closer coordination of trease ury activities.

' EIGHT GAMES ON I. 11. SCHEDULE Five Big Ten (Janies Included On lootball Card At Indiana 1 Bloomington, Ind.. Jim. 5 ■ (U.R) Five Big Ten conference games and three others with out-of-state teams are on the 1934 Indiana University football schedule announe- . ed today by Z. G. Clevenger, athletic director. University of Maryland will appear on the Indiana schedule for the first time. Signing of the game yesterday completed the schedule The entire card: Sept. 29 Ohio University, here. | Oct. 6 Ohio Stale, there. Oct. 13 Temple, at Philadelphia. Oct 20 Chicago, there. Nov. 3 —lowa, here. Nov. io Minnesota, there. Nov. 17—Maryland, here. Nov. 24—Purdue, there. nlwtel Fur will tty at Berne for a | couple of weekends! —oOo— Adams county school principals met Thursday night and j made arrangements fcr the annual first and second team tourneys. —oOo — Both tourneys will be held at the ' Berne auditorium, the second i teams clashing Saturday. January 13. and the first teams Friday and Saturday. January 19 and 20. —oOo—- ■ | Schedules for both tourneys also l were drawn last night. Three i sessions will be held, the second i teams playing all games on Satur- ' day. while the varsity squads will ' play the first round of their meet ■ on Friday night. -—oOo — Looks as though Decatur will pretty well move over to our neighboring province of Bluffton tonight. And why?— The annual battle between the Yellow Jackets and the Tigers. Will the Jackets sting harder than the Tigers claw? Go and see for yourself. —oOo— Commodore fans are anxiously

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awaiting the H ARD tourney at the local gym Sunday afternoon and tvening. Huntington, Anderson and Richmond fans are expected to tome to the tourney in carloads and local fans are expected to turn out in full force. —oOo— Afternoon games of the tourney will be played at 3 and 4 o'clock. The afternoon losers will meet in the consolation game at 7:30 p. m... with the championship contest scheduled to start at 8:30. Zee Seer Speeks Deer Meeuter Basketbawl: I have looked in zee creestal ball of zee future and foresee dese county skores.. If (ley are wrong eet must . he zee creestal. as eet is only a ' ten cents creestal. Winners for Friday, January 5, I akkording to zee oreental are: Berne tn beat Monroeville by 13 points.. Central Catholic to lo.it Kirk land by 8 points. Jefferson to beat Rockcreek by 2 points. Wren to beat Pleasant Mills by 8 points. Monroe to beat Hartford by 3 points. Jellow Jackets to beat Bluffton by 1 point. I hope zee creestal ball does not fail, Your Frand, "Preence Skore 'Em Up" o Church Union in China The Church of Christ In Ch'.ni Is a union of Is different denomina, tlonal groups, representing the fruit of missionary effort. It was organized in October, 1927, and unites in a single body Presbyterians, Congregatlonalists, Evangelicals, Re formed. United Brethren. English Baptists and several otbet groups. o City of Silk Lytns Is the center of the silk Industry of France and one of the great silk manufacturing cities of the world In and around Lyons more than 90.000 silk looms are at work employing «ome 150.000 banns

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FAIR WILL BE ” BIGGERINI934 Chicago —(UPI An increase in ' concessionaries and concession expenditures which will triple the employment of A Century of Progress for 1934 as compared with the 1933 fair was predicted today by fair of- ■ ficials. The perdiction was based on eon- • tracts already signed and on nego- ! tiatione pending with concessionaries who had shows last summer and those seeking concessions for I next year. “We have figured it out." an offiI Hal saiii, "that three times as much | money will be spent by concession- ! ariee in improving and (beautifying ' their concessions, or in putting up new holdings at the 1934 fair as was the vase at last summer's fair. That means more jobs ami more money in circulation.” Seventeen contracts, most of them renewals, have been signed, and 57 are in process of negotiation. A total of $lh),0o0 in downpayments have been received from the 17 signers. This money will be held in estro until proper legislation has been passed by the state legislature and the Chicago South Park Board, enabling the fair to re- . reive it. Officials said that most new concessions will be in the field of entertainment. with more restaurants and eating places offering music and floor shows than prevailed last summer. o Phone Booth Is Casket Birmingham. Ala —(UP) — The telephone booth at Andrew’s Place, a downtown lunchroom, is a very gloomy appearing casket. A glass window has been placed in the upper portion of the lid. which serves as the booth's door. Otherwise, the casket retains all its depressing characterists. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

County Tourney

PILOT PICTURES NEW TYPE PLANE FOR FLYING SEA Fuselage to Be I sed I 01 Balance Only, FApert Says Bv HENRY T. RUSSEI-I. Uniteil Press Staff Correspondent London. (U.R) Monster "wing planes." equipped with Diesel engines which will cross the Atlantic in 20 hours in all weather, are the real 'solution to the problem of transatlantic flying for which Lindbergh is investigating rmtt.s. according to Louis Breguet. Freneli airplane constructor. Breguet. here on a vacation, said that he had not <‘ome here in connection with Lindbergh’s transatlantic survey. "Personally,” he said. "1 am convinced that the the really commercially paying transatlantic flying machine has not been built. For the moment I. for one. have neither the time nor the available capital to invest in Hie experiments which would be reijtt red. "I visualize the future transatlantic planes as ‘flying wings.' a machine of which the body would be for balancing purposes only. The load of the machine would be carried in the wings. These would have to be sufficiently big to accomodate the average man standing up. That would enable passengers to live in tlie plane quite

Saturday, January 6th At The Schafer Store SATURDAY surely is a real economy day at our store as it is the last day of our great 20' < discount sale. Hundreds of people have taken advantage of the wonderful bargains in this sale. We can not begin to replace merchandise at prices we have quoted in this sale. Everything is on sale, nothing is restricted. This store wide 20' i discount sale positively closes Saturday, January 6. Let nothing keep you away Saturday for it will mean money in your pocket. Please remember no discount prices allowed after Saturday—ls you need Fence, Nails ; Paint, Hardware, Harness, Electric Washing Machines, Aluminum or Granite Ware, China. Glassware, Blankets, Drv Goods, Furniture or Rugs, Saturday is Your Last Chance to buy at 20% off. $1.19 DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS, Less 20%95c $1.59 DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS, Less 20%51- 27 $2.29 DOUBLE PART WOOL BLANKETS, Less 20% . - sls $2.98 DOUBLE PART WOOL BLANKETS, Less 20% . - $2.38 $3.89, 25% WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS, Less 20% ... $3.11 15c HEAVY’ 36 inch OUTING, Less 20%12c yd21c FINE QUALITY “QUADRIGA” PRINTS, Less 20% 17c yd 75c BEAUTIFUL CHENILLE RUGS, Less 20% 60c 29c HEAVY FANCY BATH TOWELS, Less 20% 23c LADIES 25c JERSEY BLOOMERS, Less 20% 2 <> c LADIES SI.OO NEW WASH DRESSES, Less 20%* $3.00 BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADS, Less 20% - - S2J» LADIES 49c OUTING GOWNS, Less 20% 3* 79c LADIES FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE, Less 20% ® lln ifly Shoppers Will Be Here Early Saturday. The Schafer Store HARDWARE hrtD HOME FURNISHINGS

The fact that the Plane would;, > ■ t hv tin- tune the experimenwhich I)) . bt’VH ’“Sim'S iSiyEtXh-l p„.«, should enable Hie plan- i . pe bad rather by eliwblnM far higher planes . wit h r-trol engines cun ll> I Breguel S "Wing phmes would ; weWl one hundred tons or more I ( Compared w.th Itorim-r DUX-H tn tons). The wing span would be . approximately 3(H) feet. The | would be comparatively short. . ' -I thought of the Idea over ten I years ago and even lectured on 11 . ■ hl the United states.” he said •and I still am convinced as < | tha t therein lies the solution to, commercially paying transatlantic flying." ’ Honorary Dog'-.* The ductor of philosophy degree Is usually conferred after three . years of resident study beyond Hie bachelor’s degree. An essentmi re quiretrent. hi addition to the completion of graduate courses. Is the preparation of a thesis which detn ot.strntes the ability to produce an original piece of work In the 1 | '•j which the student Is specialising. The degree is not confected | as an honorary degree in this coon try at the present time. "Victorian" The Victoria period in furniture extends from ’.627 to 1900. .Midvic- , to’ian is about the time of the Civ- , 11 war and Is usually the time as1 sociited with plush-covered atrm i cities and poorly designed machine aiade fumltnre. . Get the Habit — Trade at Home

ARMORY PLANS MAKE PROGRES Lincoln, Nab.— (UP Pia m l memorial armory to p<'rpt.|| ia!l memory of Gen John J. ( lt Jack) Pershing on the University campus ar,. materializing under the hand of Chancellor 1: a. r u » II was on the Nebraska t’j sity campus that I ••rslitng,, fresh from West P ( > nt. unta his first command as bead us university cadet corps and lay basis of the tactical and uiscji ary prowess that later was t a vate him to the head of the lions of Americans hi the a, I Funds for construction o! I projected 1400,000 armory ar,| lug sought in the form of a J from the Federal Public Wortd ministration. Major General Pg R. McCoy, newly designated] mandant of the Seventh (U Army Area, with headquarta] Omaha, has aligned his «upp<r| hind the movement. Erection of the armory m complete the cycle of Pershibri ditions first inaugurated withj founding of the “Pershins Rigg crack drill unit of the unird It. <). T. C. Since founding utl (drill unit at Nebraska, the qj iizatiou has spread to include ■ in 17 other universities. Weed* and R .iea Any sell that will grow a p crop of weeds Is god for ro«eaii serfs s specialist ar the New ft Rotaniciil garden