Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1934 — Page 7

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Iconvenliona of the last two years, I but there were strong IndlcutLns; Green is willing to compromise |and Lewis willing to accept a com-i promise that would set the coun jell membership at 18, Including the I liitee top ft. F. of U officers who are ex-officio. FURTHER DELAY IN TEST CASE (CONTINUED FROM PAGF ONE) Each side will strike one name, the third acting as special judge. The state commitee contends that Townsend cannot serve as lieutenant governor because he wa s I named commissioner of agriculture l by Gov. Paul V. McNutt in the I Democratic reorganization act of i 1933. The Republican state convention I last June nominated Joseph D. Kyle of Gary as lieutenant governor. Further difficulties were encountered by the Republican state committee when Judge Cox also announced he would disqualify himself in a suit tiled by E. Curtis White, state senator from Marion county, and John Bridgbt Webb, joint senator from Marion and Johnson counties. White and Webb seek to enjoin the county board of election commissioners from placing the names of candidates for their positions on the November election ballots. Both are Democratic holdover senators. The G. O. P. county committee contends their places in the senate (are vacant because both accepted positions on the state board of agriculture. The committee, by petition, seeks to place the names of Ralph Kane for senator and Will H. Adams for joint senator, on the ticket. . o i PLEAD GUILTY GRAND LARCENY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) carried by the thieves caused a blow out and the thieves purchased a new set of tires from a local deal er. This was reported to the sheriff I and 4e soon was >ible t make the I arrests. As evidence Sheriff Johnson

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' transported some of the clay dirt i tarrying the tire treads to the jail, i The clay was taken from farms on ' which the thievee had made their lepi edations. Other evidence was the positive identification by the elevator men who purchased a ( portl n r-f the , grain. One check was discovered I made out to Hester Myers and I cashed by John Seekings. o —i — Methodist Church Rally Day Sunday The Decaur Methodist Episcopal I cTiurch school will observe rally day Sunday morning at the unified service. An attempt will 'be made

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to have an attendance equal to the enrollment. At the worship period of the unified service Rev. H. R. Curson I will bring a rally day message on | the subject. "A Hally Day With al Purpose.” Tlie church school superintendent. W. Guy Brown, urges all class officers and teachers to do their utmost to get out every enrolled pupil next Sunday and extends a cordial Invitation to any who are not in Sunday School elsewhere to attend the morning's program. 0 Hold Sleeping Record Bats are awake only about foul of the 24 hour* daily.

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