Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published JSRa THE Every Eve- DECATLR King Except It DEMOCRAT Sunday by EEL CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller .... President A. IL HoUhouse, Sec’y & Hus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies .02 One week, by carrier —— .10 One year, by carrier— $5.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mall 1.00 Six months, by muil 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. Ask for Crystal White beet sugar, made from beets grown by Adams county farmers and processed by Indiana labor. The solid business men of the nation are not alarmed about inflation and we see no reason why the man of ordinary means should be. Property taxes in Indiana dropped from $140,737,389.66 in 1931 to $88,264,930.63 in 1333, which all ■must admft is real relief for the farm and home owner. “They used to tell us that the election of Democrats meant a panic, but* wasn't that a dandy little panit* Mr. Hoover laid fn our laps a few years ago?" is the way Sherman Minton puts it up to the voters. We should remember when paying taxes that they would have been much larger without the excise and tncome taxes. Much of the burden has been lifted from the shoulders of the owners of real estate an* personal property and the distribution is much fairer. This is Discovery Day and the important date in history, 442 years ago,-is being duly observed. All over the country the great Columbus is being honored and the story of hjs adventures which led to the establishment of the greatest nation in the world are being told and retold. We are on the way to recovery and Congressman Farley's plea for support of the administration deserves your ear. We can't go 'baek to the old reactionary control without serious danger to every farmer, laborer, business man. If Mr. Roosevelt ts given two years more, the general conditions will be far tetter than most of us expected to come within a decade. Congressman Farley makes an excellent report of his first term in congress. He is a safe and careful representative, anxious to attend to those matters of greatest interest to .every community In the Fourth district and deserving of your support. He is confident of the future, is loyal to his people, capable and always on the job. Make no mistake about keeping him on the job. The pay roll at the sugar factory has passed the 350 mark, besides the large force of men engaged in building live soy bean plant on the same grounds, a total of between four and five hundred employes. We owe this institution much and we should be loyal and helpful every minute. If they succeed, and they will, the future of this community is well assured. This is not a boom, but a healthy growth that will continue to increase in bene, fits, direct and indirect. An eleven-year-old boy now becomes King Peter of Jugoslavia, a responsiblity that may bear heav-

ily on one of his age. Os course he will be guided and guarded and led by older heads but just the same his life will be such as pre- , vent him enjoying the career of the average boy during the years beween now and manhood. Really we pity him and he probably would much prefer to be Just a boy who can shoot marbles, play ball or go Ashing. If he doesn't now, he will before long. For some reason or another, the G. O. I*, orators have let up on their attack that the Democratic administraion is ruining the constitution. Every one knows that isn't true and that the “stjuawk" comes from those who have been getting larger privileges than those now being given tUe "forgotten man.” Mr. Hogg is about the only one left in the field who continues to dramatically show how the constitution is being torn to shreds. Even the mouthy senior Senator Robinson has passed it up. The Democratic meeting at Berne last evening was a delightful one, with a program of excellent speaking and good music, concluded with a luncheon of sandwiches, ice cream an J coffee. The auditorium was well filled with men and women, interested in the political issues of the day and the talks by Mr. Farley, Mr. Weicking, Mr. Hoffman and the others were helpful to those who desire to understand the plans and the hopes of the administration. The speakers urged the election of those candidates who will support earnestly the efforts of the President whom every one admits is making a mar- - velous effort with much progress < towards a better day for the people of America. < o

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4 ♦ ' Household Scrapbook -byROBERTA LEE » « Basting Threads Before pulling the basting threads oirt of materfal, ■ut the thread ( every few inches. It will avoid leaving holes in the material. L The Ccffee Pot The most effective way of cloin-l ing the coffee pot is to boil ft In I water containing b rax. Soda may | be used If the pot is not made of I aluminum. Cutting Cake When baking two-layer takes try pricing the two bottoms t gether. The bottom will be crusty, and the cake is not so likely to tall apart when it cut.

c«A?«r ftY cmablEy oBAWT , The political cry ot Jimmie Cox is go West young man go West. Steel plants increase wages — Hum, more iron men tor the worker. Germany will pay bondholders. O’ debt, where is thy sting? Man plans tive-mile parachute leap — Bet he’ll be looked up to when he comes down. Judge holds court in kitchen — Wonder if he was trying to cook 1 up somehing? [ Seems like screening a picture doesn’t lake the dirt out. 1 o—--1 EIGHT PERSONS ESCAPE INJURY t t FROM RAGE ONE) Cheia Villa. Reta Flores and Anna Hernahdet. All are residents of Wells county. Both automobiles were badly - damaged by the impact of the col- , jlision.. 0 —— Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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* Modern Etiquette | By ROBERTA LEE | • • Q. When should "Gratefully yours" be used in cksing a letter? ■ A. Only when some benefit has been received by the writer, perhaps to a physician or to some friend wh h»*s granted a favor of any kind that is appreciated. Q. Are two ersons who have, talked -with ea-h other but have never been introduced, considered acquainted? A. No. Q. Where should the knives and : •spoons be placed on the table? A. On the right .side of the plite. i * TWENTY - YEARS * AGO TODAY From the Daily Democrat File ♦ *| Oct. 12—Democrats adopt as their ; national slogan: “War in the east, i peace in the west, thank G d for i Wilson.” Germans begin new forward move- j ment to the straits of Dover. Judge R K. Erwin gives address 1

1 THEATRE SUN., MON., TUES. Sunday Matinee 2 p. m. Eve. WLUAM H mapcsSe day I inr NOAH BLEW bf W WILLIAM GitOTCR e t BOBlfi T?* aonct Jts*t IMPtmAL PQOOUCTION Amlww *wam ft w riW ffl’ UfcO T> o>\ -' mTmL ADDED • - Comwly. -There Ain’t No .Justice.” Universal News. 10c & 15c — Fri. i Sat.—Edna May Oliver and | Edward Everett Horton in “THE I POOR RICH.” A housefull of the grandest laughs you’ve had in , years. Get yourself a load of them. Added—Episode 9, "Gordon of Ghost City.” Universal News. 10c & 15c.

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WHAT THE ROOSEVELT NEW DEAL HAS DONE FOR THE HOME OWNER 1. Saved 430,000 mortgaged homes in first year of Home Owner Loan Corporation. n 2. Insured bank deposits up to $5,000. 3. Reduced levies on small incomes. 4. Given employment to 5 000.01X1 men and women out of jobs. -5. Increesed the buying power of millions of citizens. ff! Sefit over $58,000,060 into Indiana, lending it at low interest i rates to people in distress on the financing of their homes. .

itu the Knights of Columbus, observing Discovery Day. Dr. J. Q. Neptune severely bitten !on leg by E. H. Shoemaker's Cog. , Bingo. i Bost n wins third straight from i Philadelphia, 5 to 4. Rev. Wehmeyer declines offer a Kilmannah, Michigan and will re main in Decatur. I The L. W. Franks residence on West Monroe street is being re ; modelled. Little Is oel Neptune celebrates I her sixth birth lay with a party. John Everett goes to Michigan to ' buy apples and >potatoes. Mr. ond Mrs. C. A. Dugan and Mr.

*l* SUN -, M()N - TUESJ 10c-25c Watch Our Ad Daily, Your Name May Appear Next. Hello Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mutschler. You are invited to our | theatre Saturday night as our guests. Please bring this ad with you. 1 Not transferable. I Adorably Romantic! Delightfully Funny! 'g \ Miliion-ht-ircss «hn takes . a fL'nir at servant life—and a fancy to a chauffer who loves motorboats and babies. Janet Gaynor S “ SERv ANT ’ S O S ENTRANCE” B Lew Ayres Ned Sparks. Walter ( onnelly Louise Dresser, , -C* Dorthy Cristy. X \ J Plus—3 Picken Sisters V • Fox News and “Good Luck, Best Wishes” — TONIGHT — 1 **TAKA CHANCE NITE” - SATURDAY - EAFF — ROAR — HOWL — AT FRANK ( RAVEN. RAY WALKER. SALLY BLANE — “CITY LIMITS." p| us Cartoon, Screen Snapshots and Musical Novelty. • Matinee Only — Chapter 8 “YOUNG EAGLES."

— and Mrs. P. W. S.ifith return from trip to S uth ißeml «nd Elkhart. _, —o— COURTHOUSE Real Estate Tranrfers First Bank of Berne L Charles E. F -enian. 100 a res of land in Blue ..reek township for $1.09. Thomas Flyman et ux to Rosa R th et al land in Hartford township for SI.OO. ’Ro»j Roth et al tn Effie Filer, 40 acres of land in Harts rd township for $1.09.

AMOUNT ASKED BY KIDNAPERS REPORTED PAID (CONTINUED FHOMonly In thin negligee and with a coat thrown over her shoulders. it appeared that young Berry Stoll's statement today was designed as a direct message from him to the man who Is holding his wife. Up to the present Stoll has been extremely reticent to talk to newspapers or to have any statement from the family appear in print. Today's statement, however, was highly formal and was issued by Stoll with the express request that it be given wide publicity, indicating he was anxious that the abductor see it. At the same time the family I took further steps to insure tho security of the kidnaper and with it the security of Mrs. Stoll who was in fragile health at the time of the abduction. They asked that every airplane in the state of Kentucky with the single exception of airlipc transport planes be grounded indefinitely. This was to preclude the possibility that the kidnaper would think he was being sought from the air. It appeared likely that the ransom money probably was paid to the kidnaper himself since all investigators have expressed the view that the abduction was the work of a “lone wolf." "In my opinion." said Dunlap Wakefield, director of public safe- i ly, "it is a ona man job." OFFICERS HOT ON TRAIL OF NOTED GUNMAN | ;CONTINUED FROM FADE ONE) guns ansi shotguns. Traps set for the car al ng the highway in S uthern Missouri and Northern Arkansas. Highways in Louisiana. Texasond Oklahoma were guarded on the chance that the elusive killer, who Iras evaded I the law for several years, would escaipe the traps. Police hud the license number of the car in which he was traveling. Floyd had been unheard of for ‘ffloney FOR YOU * to buy the things you need—to square up your debts—for any worthy purpose. You can quickly get any sum up to $300.00 on easy terms. Legal interest charged on just the actual time you have the money. You can get a loan today. FRANKLIN SECURITY CO. Detatur > Indiana y Phone 237

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months and many believe I he had die.l from a wound suffered In u robbery, in s.me unknown hide-out. but yesterday ofternoon la Mclntire, i.owa deputy sheriff William Owens, who knows him by sight, flushed him and two-. oinpaniona from a farmhouse. escaped iNortti ward into Minnesota. They d übled back into lowa, being sighted at Leroy, 10., a .short distance from the Missouri line, lato in the afternoon. o —■ - —-— CROWD ATTENDS SORORITY PLAY I ■ — (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) part -plen lidly. and the same can he said of the other members of the principal cast. There is a lot of humor, a thou - and laughs and plenty of wholes tne entertainment in the play. The cast of characters Is composed of: Pat O'Donnell Herman Myers Sally Garter Helen Stir.ll Simpson Karl Krudop Julia Rollins Isabel Hower Jim Froley Ere 1 Schurger Judge Fisher . O. F. Lankenuu Dr. Jeffrey Ralph Geutis Watson 11<lh H,i " Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Herman Ehinger Abie G Idberg Fred Engle Mrs. Goldberg Grace

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