Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 59, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1934 — Page 5

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. »■ T ■'!!_ Two tilings I wanted- * ..and it was all so simple when I found nut ■ fjS ..gr S (i trouhlr Mv physician said 1 had no organic J awasr, hut I did have what is so commonly t olled H J i Imr percentage of in the blood. jLB "The reasonableness of one of the SS S ads HShP C|H n.-.i uu !•• think that SJj S. Tonic was just HSfIL V ,1 I down lie! 11.- mil punply WBf Jjflfij W> I vsr'r i more strength and a clear skirl. ■Rjppf''. K| "It didn'* tike SSS. eery long to get mv blond y ■ ' s hrk up to normal-und as my strength and en- \ V; ep returned me skin cleared up.” if Tour condition suggest*, a tonic of this kiad, aij| \ try S.S.S. It i% not just a .so-called tonie b\»t a 'y tne'sprcnlh designed to stimulate- gastric senrtiou', and also having the mineral elements so irv. rrre necessary in rebuilding the oxygen- **♦ •rrrine hrmo-glo-hin of the blood. I found V - }ii Sst> value has >»een proten by generations of uK re. as well «» by modern srientitir appraisal. Oet rt>y &H by all drug stores... in two size*... the tfOMWc ,, krpr is more economical. O Tb« ss S C«. A. 9 t'full i|uirf twi*iiije uiSvleMui VuTni^! l-iinth diHiklefHitk Rubbmfl Bmsh -h—---!i Both% U9 foronk j 1 \allow & Kohne

asI RC(IS Saturday March 10th Special Music by Pretty Girls Vaudeville Headliners _ / ALSO SENSATIONAL PAINT SALE Special 10 per cent Discount on any amount of Perfection Paint. This Offer Good From Wednesday, March 7 to Wednesday, Morel. LI Inclusive. New Revolutionary House-Priming Method Introduced. 25c Can KIN-AM-EL For 5c B. j. Smith Drug Co. — ■ ii ■■ o ini——*■——— mmmmmnmm

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mis* Mary Macy Phone* 1000—1001 Thursday Phoebe Bible Claes, Mrs. Walter Deltai h, 7:30 p. m. Kastern Star liniUation, Masonic hall, 7:30 p. in. W. O. T. M. rot-luck, Moose home 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Myer's class, Miss Peru Passwater, 7:40 p. tu. Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. in. Della Theta fau, Miss FloUldu Harris, 0:30 p. in. U. It. Youiik People's cltoir. i hutch, 6:30 p. m. Friday Bridge tourney, lv. of P. homo, 7:30 p. in. lien llur Tiranh Club. Miss June Mfiler, 7:30 p. ui. Saturday I LKteibein Build, Miss Madeline | Crider. 2 p. in. (evangelical Mission Kami, | church. 2 p. in. M. sci. Ladies Cafeteria supper, i church, 5 to 7 p. ui. Sunday j IYd lota Xi intisicale, Mason Hall | 3:15 p. m. Monday Kesearch Club Guest Day, Mrs. | O. L. Vance. Literature Department. Mrs. Hess • Hr win. 7.30 p. ui. i j al the Methodist parsonage in this ! city. The lats Rev. C. P. Gibbs per- ! formed the ceremony. Miss Esther Iteoiv and Perry Hoffman were the attendants. The bride is a daughter of Mrs.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TTTTRSDAY. MARCH 8, 1931.

i Minnie Dirk of Bellevue. Mr. and Mr*. Beery will reside with the I groom's moth"!* in this city, The Women ol the Moose will j meet at the Moose Home, at seveui thirty o'eloek tonight tor a pot-luck supper, and initiation of candidates. 1 Following lodge a party will be en- | joyed, and si) members are urged , to bo present. HISTORICAL CLUB HOLDS MEETING The members of the Historical j Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Homer laiwer, Wednesday j afternoon. Mrs. Charles Langston , gave flic paper, which was an inj account of “More Powi er.'* dealing with electricity. The routine business including current events, quotations, and the j collect was held,* followed by a ; social hour when refreshments were |served. The next meting will he with Mrs. I,cnia Beery. OFFICERS ELECTED AT G. M. C. MEETING The Girls Missionary Guild of the | Zion Reformed chur.-h met Tuesday evening in the church parlors. Two delegates were named for the W. M C. convention to he held here, April 10 and 11. They are Virginia Miller and Olive Beilioki. Five new members were taken in. who aro Radical Lehman, Mary Jane Schaffer, Louise Kiess. Ber- : nice Beinckc and Lucinda Borne. Tiie election of officers was held with the following results: Olive Belhold, president; Clara Rcppert, vice-president; Harriet Fru-hte, recording secretary; Mary Macy. corresponding secretary; Eleanor Rcppert. treasurer. Miss Rachael Lehman read the scripture, and Miss Virginia Miller gave an interesting review of a chapter from the study book. "Builders of a New World." A quiz from the "Outlook of Missions" was conducted by Eleanor Reppert. • V luncheon was served by the liostcsees, Clara and Lorcua Kef- : pert. The Literature Dcg*rtea»e* of I bn woman's einb will meet Monday evening at seven thirty o’clock at Lie home of Mr.,. Bess Erwin. A study program, ‘‘Short Story." will be presented. REFORMED LADIES PLAN BAKE SALE Section two of the Ziou Reform'd Ladies Si i -octet; neld » business meeting in the social room* of the clurch, Tuesday. Plaus were made for a bake sate oil Thursday. March In, when cookies, raise! d nijs'iiiw's. and angel f(*od cake will Ik- Bold. Older* may Ik* left with Mrs. Henry Giaber and Mrs. Tillman Gerber. COUPLE CELEBRATES WEMHNB ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mr . Orie New hard of i Preble entertained in honor of , ;heir twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, and also t ie fiftieth anniversary of Mrs. Newhard's another, Mrs. John Fiibrman. The dinner was served cafeteria style, and the evening 'vas spent in playing gam<*s and singing. The honored persons received many beautitui gift*. .Those present were Mrs. John A. Kuhrnian, Earl Fuhrman. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fuhrman and in mily. Mrs. Charles Fuhrman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fore j man and family of Decatur; Mr. j and Mrs. Clarence Smith, of Proble; Mr. and Mr Arthur Miller. Mr. ami Mi Wayne Murry. Frederick Jar- j nit of l'nior laic. Mi ■■ DniocillH ' I' nln man ot Dec-itnr: Mr. ml Mrs. ' Harold French and daughter of I j lto. I,for i. Ohio; Melvina. John and | | Dale Newhard, ai*l Mr. and Mrs. i I Newhard. J

EXPENSES MAY f BE DEDUCTED ij : Motor Club Lists Deduci tions Which May Be Made On Income Tax Deductions which motorists may make In tiling their federal income 1 tax returns, are listed by the Fort 1 Wayne Motor Club on the basis of ' rulings obtained from the United 1 States Bureau of Internal Revenue. The car owner may deduct from • bis gross income all sums paid during the calendar year In the form I of registration fees, driver's license ! foes, stato personal property and 1 municipal taxes. •I The state ga oline tax may bo | deducted by Indiana motorists since 1 the Bureau has ruled that the Indi- ! ana tax is a consumer's tax. The federal gasoline tax is not deductible, since this is a manufacturer's ux. The taxes on new automobiles, ! trucks, parts and accessories, tires anil tubes and lubricating oil are > likewise not deductible by purchus- • er* since these are also mamifao > turer's taxes, even though paid by 1 ihe purchaser. The interest on money borrowed • lor the purenase of an automobile f. is deductible, irwspective of wheth*j tr the is used for business pur ■' poses or for pleasure, i! If a passenger car is used wholly for buviuess purposes, all expenses • I incident to maintenance, including v depredation, may be deducted. No • definite rati* of depreciation is fix r ed. Allowance is made for exhaustion, wear aud tear, obsolescence ) of property and (includes any idea 1 of mere reduction of aiarket value i nor resulting from weal aid tear, - While the burden of proof rests on i tlie taxpayer to sustain the doduc- • lion for mipreciation, such deduction wili not he disallowed unless i j shown to be reasonable. Where - the car is used partly for business aud partly for pleasure, only a ! proportional’ part of the malnten- », atice and depreciating may be der i ducted. t I Loss sustained by reason of damI I age of a passenger automobile I I while being used for pleasure is | deductible. The loss, (however, [however, must lu“art—urrual loss. : not compensated for by insurance | or otherwise. ji Damages paid by a motorist to a pedestrian for injuries are deduct*l idle, if the tar was being used for ” j basmvs-v purposes at the time of , the accident. Fines paid bv a mot-1 it • jwii'ist are not deductible-, regardless ' t of who her tjie eag is* used* for bus- I | iness or pleasure-. Loss sustained from the outright , sale of an kutomobrie used priraar- | ily for business purposes may be j depleted. T*hc amount* raid fop insurance f | on an automohih used for business [' purpose* asid also Ihe amount of . finance charges whk*h covers in- . terest and risk on Hie loan, may be dp (tooted, but not Hie amount cov- . ariwg tJu* premium («i Hisurance to , proh oi tire ll'ii-.emc company's in- ; .crest. w jCOURT HOUSE Cate set j State of In liana v.i. George Yake set by agreement of parties, March I 22. 1934. Motions to qua li affidavits were I fikd in tie following* cases: State of Indiana vs. Bu;l Alorri- | sun. State of Indiana vs. Sam Bailer. | Slate of Indiana vs. E-Jith Bailer. | State of Indiana vs. Erma Bailer, j Cate continued Case of State of Indiana vs. Char i U*. Hickman, continue! by agreement es parties. Curtody of Child Special Juige Herman Myers in the Adams e'rcii' our: yesterday granted custody of Ruth Fugate to In i* brother, I'a ill Fugate. Hi b, aj minor, was in .the ( ustoiy of her mother Mrs. Mary Fugate who died at her home oil 136 So. 11 tlx St. in this city. February 27. Clyde Fugate, divorced husband of Mary Fugate, a1..0 a; .cd custody of the child. Special ju ige Myers denied nis request on the ground > that he ha I not lontributed to lh** liupr-ort of lie* girl for several yea is. Ho also restrained him from entering tin* pictukion of hi ; son, Cml Fngut**. Marriage License Delbert Dolby. Decatur, Route 3, farmer to Evelyn Black. Decatur. Route 3. I Aubrey li. Hampton. 1117 Germaine Drive, Toledo. Ohio, auto | striper to Amelia K. Hoffman, Toledo, Ohio. Real Estate Trantfcis Samuel Teeter et ux, »" acres tu | Wabash township to First Joint ( Stock I.and tor II.(Hi. i F. J. S. L. Bank, 6b acres it' Blue j.Crock township to Oliver 11. Lc.gsig ltd iix for $4500. Water Works Frozen Utica. N. Y.-<U.R —Many residents of Utica and nearby cities and villages went on meager rations of inmldv water during a weak when water pipes throughout the area inert frozen daring a prolonged j cold spell. Brewers reported great-! ' ly increased sales of beor.

DILLINGER DID NOT FORWARD STRANGE NOTE (CONTINUED FROM FJK.B ONK) letter over to police. Names of the attorneys mentioned were de-! leted before the letter was made! public. K>ceipt of tin letter followed closely report* that Dllllnger ami! John Hamilton, a member of bis | (gang, were sc *n in Indiauapoll*: lust night. Numerals tu the letter were similar to those used by a uusterious woimni who visited Diulnger, in his cell at Crowu Point shortly I before his escape. Criticizes Picture Washington, Mar. 8— (U.R) *-j Attorney General Tomer S. Cum i iniugs today sharply criticized; recent newspaper photograph* of; John Dllllnger with Sheriff Lil ( Inin Holley and Prosecutor Robert \ C. Kstell. taken prior to Ditling-j er s escape from the Crown Point, 1 linh. jail last week. "This picture-," the attorney I general said, "shows a complete lack of respect, propriety aud j common sense. It is one of the] most disgraceful things I know! about. The negligence of these 1 people may result in the death of | some honest person." The attorney general sold if the | prosecutor had lx on a federal [ attorney at the tlirn* of the picture I "he would not he now and the' •rime applies to the sheriff.” / * KEENEY CHARGE IS CHIEF TOPIC tCONTINUED FROM PAGE ON») i county. The administration forces lost out. Greenlee said he had asked Claude Dozier and John Hamilton, both state policemen, to enter the Sullivan county tangle. “Dozier worked against us and Hamilton worked for us." the pal-'

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[ronSgc socretarv said "1 Instructed Feeney to dis<*hargui : Dozier for disloyalty but Dozier 'still 1* on the payroll.” Greenlee'laid that £|! be worried about was roHDcai qualifications ! of the slate policemen. 1 select applicants (or the jobs | and then send them to Feeney, it ] is up to him to determine whether ! ihey are qualified.’’ Feeney said that Hie slate police 1 always has been more or less of a I polities! football but that when he j took over Uiu superlutemleney he i was assured by Governor McNutt i that politics would be divorced j from the department. "The governor has always back ! ed me up," Feeney said. McNutt termed the safety Ulreeti or's criticism "unwarranted and in- ! opportune at this time," and then lef! for South Carolina to fill a j speaking engagement. The controversy is expected to j lie settled when the governor rc!iuius. Statehouse observers boj liev'e either that Feeney will be ! asked to resign or assured that Hilitfcs will be kept entirely out of j bis department. TO START WORK ON C ITY LINES NEXT WEEK — | (CONTINUED FROM PAOK ONE) j trench 22 inches wide and four ! and one-half feet deep w ill be | necessary to lay the pipe. Work j will begin on High street. Mr. : Brodbcck stated. Tlie poles will be erected as 1 s'liu* as the shipment is recelv 1. More than 2oe men will be enI gaged on Hie two city projects j and in building the road approaches and streets on the site. The county will furnish the stone and other material necessary to build the streets aud roads. The labor will lie furnished by the CW.V on all the projects. Get the Habit — Trade at Home

PERSONALS Senator T. A. GoUschslk ot Borne was a business culler here lust i uvening. M a loom Skinner, Portland attorney, was attending to bussltiess here : Wednesday ufiernoim. , I It. It Schug ot Berne was eonstilting the bank's attorney. N. C. , | Nelson here. Fabiu Spade of Angola has filed i suit against Ills wife for divorce. I; alleging that while he was away at | I work, his wife sold crops from the j j farm and took her "boy frlepd" to the World's Fair aud that later when ho was employed in the sugar factory here, she sold the rest of | the crops and put on a party for her { lover. Miss Fisher and Mr. Robert Frcilag of this ciiy were among those who attended a party at Berghoff Gardens re cully, when the approaching nuiriagc of Mr. Tom Sprout of Auburn and Miss Jeun- j . otte Fislier of Fort Wayne, was an i noitneed Tbo wedding will occur | June 91D. Mrs. John T. Myers has returned from a several weeks visit with her daughter, Mr*. Mills, al Nashville, 1 Teun. . Os the many students from Do- ■ calm* lugh school who are attend : ( ing colleges all over the country,] - not a single one failed tliu first 1 , semester in auy subject, a record that Principal W. Guy Brown aiid ] Superintendent Wor.hmau arc .just- 1 ly proud. In mentiouiUK file names of.candidates for trustee of Washington] tow uship -yesterday, the name of' i Henry Dellinger was used instead j ■ of Jesse llurat, well kuow u resident i of Decatur wTio was tlie first to an- j nounce his name. There are uow j 11 eight entrants in the race. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hamuia of j ■. this city wero dinner guests at the : ! Wesley Atnstutz home in Bertie, j Mrs. Noah Rotli of this city visit- j red her sister, Mrs. Rloyd Schindler I

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at Berne. Wednesday. L P. Vigor es this city who has j been in Arizona for the past year i Rud a half has moved from Tucson | to Phoenix, Arizona HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Frank Houghton, Geneva, underwent a major operation this morning at tlio local Hospital Miss Vunita Stegncr, 135 North Eighth slreet, is a medical patient at the Adams Comity Memorial | Hospital. Daniel Hibwrger. Berne, submitt- , ed to * major emergency operation jtiiis morning at tho Adams County Memorial Uosiptal. Mrs. Stanford Wagoner, 1510 W. Madison street, submitted to a tonsillectomy operation this morning al the local lioepilal. The condition of Lorenzo lUmiezs, Pleasant Mills, who suffered a brain concussion in an automobile accident, Wednesday noon, remains the tjaiiie today. s|r. lUmiezs Is a j patient at the Adame County Memorial Hospital. | 0 ; Get the Habit — Trade st Home —Jilflfif — HEALTH MEANS CHARM AND HAPPINESS smiling lips speak of heahh af’" ’ and vitality. Clear r Kjl skin auracts. The flb-% ((?%► ”1| bcalthyaaivcgirl I WM is both happy and ft «A* I^l P°P ul “* L m Perhaps you I are not really ill oiwr yet when the day’s work it done you are too tired to enter into the good times that other women enjoy. For extra energy, try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It tones up your general health. Give* you more ptp—more charm. Remember that 98 out of 100 women report benefit. Let it help you too.