Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 140, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published JdkjL THE Every Eve- DECATUR | ning Except DEMOCRAT Suu day by f CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office us Second Class Matter. J H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse, Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President , , Subscription Rates: Single copies _ $ .02 One week, by carrier 10 One year, by carrier 15.00 One month, hy mail 35 Three months, by mail 1.00 Six months, by mail a 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 ( One year, at office .„ .. 3.00 Prices 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. is it the tingle that the advocates of sound money are talking about? i This looks like the last year of crop surpluses, but don't be too sure, for the old world surely is a big -producer. An automobile engine running 40 miles an hour breathes more air than a crowd of 200 people. Maybe that's the reason they call 'em airflow models. Chicago is enjoying a June bride boom. Last Saturday the countyclerk issued more than 300 licenses, the biggest day since before the depression. Good times are coming back and youth is not afraid. , Coffee is to he marketed in flake style, resembling the common oats j flake. Research laboritories vouch that the cup of coffee will taste 1 better and that it will take less to j brew a good drink. Well, we’ll h take a little flake coffee. Each week young lives are snuff ed out due to water tragedies. The i lakes are great recreation places' and of course pleasures obtained from being around the water ex-, ceed in great numbers the sorrows ' which befall a few-. About all you can do, is to learn to swim and then play it safe. Newspaper men were grieved to | learn of the death of Bert O, Simp-1 ti busine

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ager of the Rushville Republican. [ Mr. Simpson displayed much energy In the management of this well known paper and his success proved his ability and hard working qualities. Members of the fraternity extend sympathies to his ; family. It begins to look like Sam Cleland. special investigator for the government on the veteran's guard- ; ianship administration had unearthed some very potent facts. The : government is going to continue [ the investigation and the attitude i is to see that mentally incompetent i War veterans are given a square deal. Darrow- has let loose another gun 1 against the NBA, this time finding i fault with the retailer's code. At i least these reports bring out the weak spots and serve to correct mistakes. Such a groat undertaking could not have been executed ■without some errors, for humans drew up the codes and naturally man will make mistakes. — There are so many good things in the world that movie producers need not resort to the obscene and ! sexy sides in order to make interI esting pictur s. Our local theaters ■ are showing clean shows, selecting r them with the idea of providing ' wholesome entertainment for the i whole family and if exhibitors follow such a policy Hollywood may take note. Eormer Kaiser Wilhelm assures the German people that he and his i family are ready to return to the Fatherland and head a new mon-1 archy. He finds fault with some [ of the plans and policies now fol- j lowed by other countries and be-j lieves Hitler is doing a good job. The German people might figure. that they will let well enough alone i and that the Kaiser has an easy ; job at Doorn. A scientific exhibit at the Medical Association in Cleveland shows timWip's temperature is cooled by l 'snfolfthg a cigarette. The physi< ians stated that when smoking the flow of blood in the capillaries frequently is slowed or even stopped, ac- ' counting for the skin cooling. Now a clever advertising man will coin a slogan “its cooler to smoke than | to take a swim." before the day is done the Demo--1 crats will have nominated their ,' andidate for the United States i senate and filled the state ticket. i | The delegates gathered in TomilI son hall today to select the standard bearer and candidates for the I various state offices, including i judgeships. With the Republicans I more or less divided on Senator | Robinson, Indiana can be looked to as one of the states that will send another Democrat to the senate. A welcome is extended to the new Methodist minister in this city and to those in the county. The Rev. H. R. Carson, for the past five years pastor of the Portland Methodist church has been assigned to this city. Rev. Carson succeeds Dr. U. S. A. Bridge, who since the death of Rev. C. P. Gibbs, acted las supply pastor. The new ministI cr will find that he has an interestled and helpful congregation and j we predict that he will enjoy tus residence and work here. • • Household Scrapbook | — BY—ROBERTA LEE Hints On Painting A good brush that will not shed I’s bristles is the most economical. The brush can be placed in a can of turpentine between usings to keep it soft. And don’t forget the cloth dampened with turpentine to wipe up spilled drops before they harden. Knife Handles •Clean ivory knife handles, that are discolored, with lemon juice and salt. Discolored bone handles should be sand-papered and then polished. Pearl han Iles can he cleaned with fine salt. Wipe them off thoioughly with a chamois torestore their luster. Coffee To make good coffee do not guess at amounts. Tlte water ’and coffee should both be measured carefully.

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if Answers To Test Questions — : | Below are the Answers to the I Test Questions Printed on °age Two. ♦ ♦ 1. Irish-American poet and journalist. 2. Henry I. Harriman. 3. Fung-Huang, or Feng Hwang i 4 Evelyn Frechette. 5. English prelate ami scholar. 6. Claude Swanson. 7. Max O'Rell. 8. Warren Delano Rcbbins. 9. It is not a bone, but the ulnar nerve, in the arm. easily affected! by a slight blow. 10. Minnesota. , A! TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY I ; From the Dally Democrat Flla o ♦ June 12- Appellate court of Indiana sustains verdfct of $4,800. damages awarded to Mrs. Rebecca ■ Eady against city of Decatur. L. L. Dunbar of Linn Grove in-

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! -tails new sliaping machine in his 1 carriage factory. Forty years ago today, 65 dead dogs were found on Bedatur streets I Two young men had distributed j choice bits of meat, containing ari senie. Miss Minnie Orvis and Mr. John O'Brien married at Ti inity Epis.o- < pal church at Fort Wayne. They will reside in Marion. mJ. Semisannual meeting of the Wa-bash-St. Marys district, council of the Christian Union church, is being held at Zion Chappel, south west of Decatur. E. W. France nominated for trusi tee of St. Marys township and Jesse I Steele for assessor, by Democrats. Bill Hill has two ribs broken [ when thrown from a buggy in a i j runaway. i Miss Marcella Kuebler receives a| ' five dollar gold piece for first hon-. I ors in needle work contest at Sac-1 I red Heart academy. The William Lorrimor bank in I Chicago closes and carries several ' smaller down with it. New York Sun Led The New York Sun was the first I newspaper to be sold on the streets in this country.

ing Newark, N. J., en route to Syracuse, its first stop. The plane was piloted by Pilot Clyde Holbrook, lower left, and “Tat” Barron, upper right, co-pilot. Stewardess Margaret Huckeby, right, was the third member of the crew.

PETERSON NEWS ■ Mrs. Vernon Arnold aad sons :of Mexico spent a few duys last I week with Mr. and Mrs. George , Bright. Mrs. Robert Bentz and sons of ; Indianapolis spent a few days last I I week with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; Straub and daughter Virginia. Mrs. Burt Lenhart of Decatur spent last Friday with Mrs. Grant Ball and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and | daughter Doris. Earl Straub spent the week-end I with Mr. and Mrs. Al Straub. I Mr. an i Mrs. John Bright of Decatur called on George Bright last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Abbott and [daughter Frances and Velma Spade [spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. ' Clark Abbott near Bluffton. Mrs. James Ernst of Fort Wayne is spending a few days with Mrs. Frank Spado and Mrs. H. A. , Briener. o Conspicuous Nothing shows up as fast as s weak tire, unless it Is the spot the painter missed. —Racine Journal 1 News.

.. .. ... - vA UncLe KJ CHA?U,T BY CHARLEY cl RANT Yep, while some fellers are hopin’ others are hoppin'. Th’ really wide awake folks usually git plenty o’ sleep. Mens eyes are like birds — flit from limb t' limb. It sure takes a lot o’ lovin' t keep some gals a livin'. Keep bein’ a bore an' you'll end up in th' hole. Yes sah. many a good gal has a dem wicked look. MASONIC The Master Masons will meet at ‘ the Masonic hall tonight at 8 o'clock. 1- i o ' • Gocpel Tabernacle Harley Ward, Supt. The Tabernacle services will be held «t the following homes this

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