Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Hu A THE Every Eve- DECATUR nlng Except j 2» DEMOCRAT Sunday by yCO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poat Office as Second UlaM Matter. J, 11. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. 11. Holthouse. Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies $ -02 One week, by carrier.— _ .10 One year, by carrier S OO Ono month, by mail — .35 Three months, by mall 1 00 Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mall _..._— 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prizes quoted are within 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 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. The sun came out and sure did . look good. Many had almost forgotten what a day of bright stin■•shine was and about every one was surprised when the clouds disappeared and old Sol beamed forth. The wise merchant is now planning for a good business in this territory and including in his budget a liberal amount for advertising. The distribution of money here the next few months will be large and those who invite trade will get it. Chairman Holthouso of the President's party hall says his plans are going along nicely and that he is receiving the finest cooperation from every body. That it will bo . an event long to be remembered, goes without saying. Get a ticket and plan to go. Thousands of women are lighting to gain entrance to the court room where the famous Wynekoop murder trial is in progress in Chicago. Apparently wo thrive on sensations in this country and many will forget every duty, social or business, to gasp with those in the packed court room just to bear a little unusual evidence. Mayor Kelly of Chicago, who lias been maligned considerably because he has piled up a comfortable fortune, has proven that he has courage and ability. He arranged a meeting of parties interested in the milk strike in Chicago, helped them solve the problem and ended the big strike just when it threatened to become serious. John Dillinger will probably not spend much time in the east. If he is planning to repeat his Indiana raid in New York state he will find them looking for him and his reception may not be pleasant. Hoosier police have aided in keeping tab on his movements and • police in Oilio and other states have joined in the hunt. The country will be weti rid of him if he is captured and put safely in chains. Bank deposits are gaining all over the country as the result of the guaranteed bank deposit law now in force up to $2,500 which covers the savings of most of us just now and which is to be increased a little later. It won’t be long until the banks will have so much money that loans will be possible under proper restrictions and then real progress will open in this fair land where we have been at a standstill the past four years. It is pleasing tq hear of the continued success of another former paper carrier of the Daily Demo crat and graduate of the Decatur high school. J. Dwight Peterson has been elected president of tin Cities Securities Corporation of In <lia ua polls, cue of the leading financial concerns of the state Dwight has made good and wil continue to do so for he, lias t thorough knowledge of his bus

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iness, a good personality and the { confidence of a wide circle of friends. I Another $40,000 for the farmers. ’ sent out this week by the Central Sugar Company, the payroll for, beets delivered after November, ,; 30th and another acceptable payi j ment promptly met. While plans J tor next year will not be given to the ftdbftc until, after the sale of . the property early next month, we r are sure they will be just right for r every thing done here by Mr. Met Milieu and his assistants have ■ been. We certainly hope that i nothing will arise that will prevent | this company from going forward >I as programmed and we are confi- - ■ dent it will not. . | —: .! The addition of the large number . of men required for the homestead . experiment here, will not effect those working on other projects II and will increase the Adams count ty quota to about 1,000 men, which ought to make the coining spring the liveliest known here in a long IJ time. Several ether improvements 11 and advancements to be made here, ! will Help and there is nothing to 1 1 prevent us stepping out. The pro- > gress being made is causing real • estate changes already and it is ■ predicted’ tliat Decatur will enjoy 1 quite a healthy and substantial > boom during the year. i We can think of no project more important just now than a sewerage system, which can be construct1 ed uow for about one-third of norf mal cost. Hartford City will exr pend a large sum as will other ' cities in Indiana and those which s do will be considered fortunate and - wisely led in a year or two when b it becomes compulsory that every > city have a dispcsal plant as well e as adequate sewerage. By taking s advantage of the government grant ii which saves thirty per cent and e of the CWA which will furnish r labor free, we could bund this real improvement the next few months easier and cheaper than we per1 ‘ haps ever can in the future Think I it over and write your opinion for ’’ our 'Public Opinion" column. ir — n Approval of civil work employes <’ on the subsistence homestead proii- jcct here is more good news for g this community, it authorizes the e employment ot 582 men for this II work and the site just south ot a town will be one of the busiest b- places out of doors the next sever-

al months following the starting of. j the big job ot building forty-eight | new homes. The selection of j ! James Elberson, president of the | j Decatur Chamber of Commerce to I i act as administrator is pleasing to his many friends and acquaintances j who recognize his fitness for that: responsible position. He will not I employ any men until he lias re-. , ceived full instructions and will! 1 then give notice so that all will ; know in time. Every one should be fair witli him and not harress him with applications until he is authorized to accept and consider same. o Fred Weivking, assistant attorney general of Indiana has returned to Indianapolis after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keller.

.. UM— II ■■■•" -■ : i I T ii > ALL HE WANTS 1 is a FAIR SHAKE y The Indiana, Ohio and Michigan farmers work indusI triously to raise Sugar Beets from which comes the world's best sugar. Isn’t it only fair that you buy their product? Every well informed housewife knows that cane sugar II and Beet Sugar are identical in every quality. 11 i Indiana, Ohio or Michigan Made Beet Sugar is highly ,1 refined—is 100% pure. s; For every cooking purpose —for every household purpose—Beet Sugar Made in Indiana, Ohio or Michigan lias no superior. I Therefore we make this simple request: Buy Beet Sugar 1 Made in Indiana, Ohio or Michigan. In so doing you’ll support the wage earners of your own state at no extra cost to yourself. Buy, Use and Boost BEET SUGAR >t Indiana. Ohio and Michigan Made Beet Sugar is available in it 5-10-25 and 100 lb. sacks. For sale at all grocers. Fanners and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association, Saginaw, Mich. I

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Household Scrapbook | —BY—ROBERTA LEE Paper Cups A dozen or so paper cupe should i be kept in the kitchen cabinet, as I they are convenient lor many pur- : pcses. For example, they are excellent for keeping small portions of j fat, avoiding disagreeable dishwashi ing. Cleaning Windows Windows can be cleaned, rapidly by washing them with a chamois wrung out of warm water. Rinse tiie chamois and wring out as dry as possible and then rub over the windows again. Ironing Board Probably the best covering for me ironing board is unbleached muslin, which is free of lint. _______o Round and Square Dance Sunday, Sun-set.

FEDERAL LOAN BANK DIVIDEND Dividends Are Paid Po Government And To Members of 2% Indianapolis. Jan. 12—(Special) —That the congressional enactment of 1932. as amended in 1933, ! made wise and careful provision for the successful operation of N’d■oral home loan banks, Is the eon--1 elusion of Frank B. McHlbbin, ex■ecutive vice president of the Federal Home Loan Bunk of Indianapolis, In his statement delivered at the annual meeting of aharelwldj ers today. | The bank's membership embraces 98 building and loan associations of Michigan und Indiana representing more than 63 per cent of the total building and loan assets of I these states. It has advanced to them the sum of $6,907,500. chiefly on home mortgage collateral, to ; enable them to carry on a lending ! program. In the seventh month of its operation the bank attained j a profitable basis and has just paid a two per cent dividend to the I government amounting to $76,526 ' and to its members, $22,257, besides setting up a reserve of $26,000 as required. Gross income over the period since organization October 15, 1932, was $200,699.06. Officers of the bank are devoting their efforts to the formation of federal savings and loan associations and the reorganization of exlisting associations to make use of (the advantages thus offered. Twenty permits to organize have been issued. The Decatur Savings and Loan Association of Decatur is a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. — —o W ith Our Subscribers | Fred Hannon of route 8, renewed > -

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| his subscription to the Dcmocrs' '"'To. Stftuh of Cambridge City, I renewed h*> anbscrlption to th ; year. Cannot get along without J jus. ' ' each day.” COURTHOUSE , Cause Dismissed i Dorsio Burkhead vs estate of LH- ■ lie Burkhead, claim, cause diemiss- ■ | ed and costs paid. Divorce Granted i Mary Levida Auspaugh vs. Ernest ' C. Auspaugh, divorce, defendant I called and defaulted, answer in gen- ’! eral denial filed by prosecuting at- ! tornev. Evidence heard and divorce - granted to plaintiff, also custody . and education of minor child. »- w • i weekly support money and S2OO »I>’ ' mony. Judgment To Plaintiff 1 ! Abraham B. Bieberstein vs. Sarah I Moser and John Moser, note and ’ > foreclosure, answer in general de- ' tiial filed by all defendats. Cause ' submitted, evidence heard, finding for plaintiff in sum of $1.«43 and . 5 per cent interest without relief. Named Administrator Estate of Hettie Kaeser. lette*s of administration by John W. Carnal! approved. i — o • J. Answers To Test Questions Below are the Answers to the Test Questions Printed . ! j on Page Two. .'4 — ♦ 1. About December 21. 2. The Register ot Copyrights. ' Library of Congress, Wash.. D. C. ’ 3 American poet, essayist ard diplomat. 4. Lei. ’ E. Portugal. 6. Two. 11 7. England. I 8. Irish Free State

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