Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 6 December 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published n a THE Every Eve- DECATLR slug Except jBL DEMOCRAT Bunday by F (T, CO. Altered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter >. H. Heller President A. R. Holthouse, Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. HellerVice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies I .02 One week, by carrier.lo One year, by carrier $5 00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mall 1.00 Six months, by mail 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 Santa Claus is like other people. He remembers the store that does the best job of Christmas advertising. Christmas seals can be used on your letters and packages, while their purchase helps in the fight against tuberculosis. It s not going to cost you a single penny to have the children see Santa Claus in Decatur Saturday afternoon. Plan to bring the family and get the holiday spirit. The paper carrier is an import-

ant citizen m the community. Let him arrive late or miss delivery en-‘ tirely and he'll soon find out how tin- average person depends on his! daily visit. President Roosevelt sold a team of mules from his Georgia farm and then started back to Washington. He is refreshed from a rest and vacation spent at Warm Springs and still shows his enthusiasm for life and the joy of living. Citizens and property owners in New York City might turn over everything thej possess and then start over. They are proposing so many new taxes there that more than half of all the business transacted will be in the form of taxes. A loudspeaker that magnifies the human voice one million times has been invented and someone has suggested that it be installed in autos so the driver can yell at the other fellow. How would you like to have one of the mikes when yon passed a road hog? Christmas shopping will reach a peak here Saturday. Merchants are planning for the formal opening of the season’s heaviest shopping event and Santa Claus will be here to entertain and talk with the children. It s a good time to do your buying now. Rome C. Stephenson of South Bend, whose death occurred yesterday, was one of the leading bankers in the country and an outstanding Hoosier. He served as president of the American Bankers Association and was widely known because of his ability and interest in civic and commercial affairs.

CHRISTMAS SEALS a / \ IL © ; RJr ■ jsuswswFwwf ■ '/ 4 *934 • In France .children 1 ' carry holy images 4 1-A. A J and candles in the HfJdsZyJ 1 streets at Yuletide J IE shopping days Iw io Christmas

The federal band of justice works quietly, but very effectively. Mrs. Helen Gillis, widow of ' Baby Face" Nelson was arrested November 29 . and has been in jail since. The department of justice men grabbed her without any trouble and have been questioning her in connection with her husband's criminal record. A French insurance company has a new method of figuring rates tor automobile insurance. A flat rate is charged for the first 3,150 miles and an additional charge for each 1,500 miles on the basils that the more an auto is driven, the greater the chance tor accident. It sounds reasonable and the, French system might be tried in this country. The call has been made for all Good Fellops to come to the aid of the needy. One of the big thrills of Christmas is giving and being able to do something for the other person — the family not quite as fortunate as yourself — financially speaking. For several years the Good Fellows have distributed cheer and happiness among the parents and children through their donation to the fund, which has been used in purchasing clothing, shoes and other wearing apparel, toys and candy for the children. The opportunity is here again to give to the fund. The Good Fellows. sponsored by the Delta Theta i Tail sorority will see that the needy are cared for if you contribute to the fund. A SAFE HOLIDAY SEASON: The Holiday season is designed

to bring joy and happiness —but it likewise brings with it a vast amount of preventable misery, because of the accident toll. The gravity of the problem is magnified by the fact that a large percentage of holiday accidents involve children. Hundreds of them are killed and thousands are needlessly injured every December. Here are a few rules, issued by the National Safety Souncil. to help pass a safe and happy Curistmas season: Don’t permit children to play in the streets — the old practice of hitching sleds to automobiles is especially hazardous. Be extremely cautious in the matter of ice-skating—ice must be at least four inches thick before it can be trusted to sustain a large group. Winter brings special automobile hazards, such as ice and snow, poor visibility and soft highway shoulders. Remember them — and drive accordingly. Don't use candles on your Christmas Tree—don't put it near a stove—don't use inflammable trimmings—don't permit it to dry out in the house after Christmas—don't fail to anchor it (irmly—don't use light bulbs of greater strength than one firefly candlepower. These little hints are simple enough—there’s nothing but common sense behind them, and they will cost notiiing, in either time or money, to follow. And they may be the means of saving the lives of loved ones. o

TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY | From the Daily Democrat File | Dec. 6, 1914 was Suni'uy. ♦ — • Household Scrapbook —by— ROBERTA LEE * * Christmas Tree Ornaments Attractive Christmas tree ornaments can be made of popcorn balls, of desired they can be wrapped in colored paper. Flavor them with honey, ■m>?i;le, bntterscotch, or caramel. Lost Voice If the voice has failed, due to a cold or laryngitU.a dose of bicarbonate of soda every hour will help wonderfully towards restoring it. Sandwich Hint When making chapped meat sjndwiehte, work a lump of butter into the paste an it will not be necessary to butter tih'e slices, of bread. —o . Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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Answers To Test Questions ’ Below are the anzwers to the Text Questions printed an Page Two. < 1. Cotton-spinning machinery. ! . 2. Gammj. 3. An action brought to recover possession of goods an I chattels unlawfully taken or wrongfully de- j 1 tamed. 4. Norway. 5. One of the great German phil-! osophers. 6. Lincoln Steffens. 7. Lord Howard of Effingham. 8. English poet, philosopher and critic. 9. Heidelberg. 1(1. M. Kialipin. o • • Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE ♦ 1 * Q. What should a woman say to a | man who U i stranger, but who has i exten ed some unusual courtesy I during a storm, or some such occa- : sisn? A. Think him and say. “1 am Mrs. > Waiver Brown. May I have the pleasure of knowing to wtom 1 am indebted for this kindness? I am sure ■ Mr. Brown woulJ like to extend his own thanks” Ar. if a single girl, ‘ I am sure my father (or brother) etc.” Q. When sending a Christmas card to a friend how should a youug man ? d couple .sign their names? ( A. They may sign the carl “Bill

| These “TREASURE CHESTS” | | Will Be Treasured for Many Years | gs Here’s the way to a woman’s heart'. . . . Sr Sweetheart, Mother ft X appreciate this gift on Christmas Illustrated $ ' $ Dav, and the appreciation will grow / * ■WLIpMF I W year after year, for these chests not al K, B tn ar | M only have a beautiful appearance but tf* i£• GX 2 ~ ' Ju * l "’***- --A- L St also have built in quality that makes Jp £Q.vD i Sa them wear well. Jg g -niiwiiiiiiiii'-rF.:;..---'’ ji chest S | SELECT WOODS Illustrated J > •/-, Fully lined with select red cedar, aromatic H Ln Jf and three-quarters of an inch thick. Wai- Kdttfe a ( Left I nut veneer outside. 9i> INTERLOCKING JOINTS sl4-15 S This construction of the corners makes ft these chests practically indestructible. _ n Chest CHAMBERLIN WEATHER STRIP Insures a dust proof and air fight joint Illustrated & when the _. . M at Right 2 MOTH INSURANCE ' I > -, Three years free insurance against damage Q* 1/* G 1 C by moths to the contents of the chest. tjj JLv*' 9J * l> OTHER “TREASURE CHESTS” SIO.BO to $26.00 | ,W. H. Zwick & Son|

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md Mary Smith.” Q. If there is a wrman guest of hoqor who escorts her to the dinner table? A. The host. 0 i > 1 STAR SIGNALS I By OCTA V IN E For perMoim who belief? that human «lrNtiny i» Kuidrd l»v the planet* < thi» daily horoscope i* outlined by a noted aatroloarr. In addition to information «»f Mprcial interentM. it out- i linen information of special interent , to person* born on the denißnated «aM«e«. DECEMBER 7 Tliis is a bad day to take a chance. You may be subject to * bad dreams and hallucinations.' Secret matters are not favored. It is not a good time to take anaesthetics or drugs. Birthdate You should be interested in traveling or chemistry. Be very carei ful of secret matters, intrigue, I drugs or liquor from Oct. 28! | through Feb. 6, 1935, and from | 'Aug. 27 through Oct. 23, 1935. You] j should be fortunate through some! j unseen force from Def. 15 through ; 26. 1934. Be careful of fire, acci-' dent or rash conduct from Oct. 6 I through 9, 1935. Socially favorable June 20, 21.: ; 22, 1935. Write letters Dec. 15, 1934. Reader* dealrius additional Informatlon reaardlna theie hor<>*<-<»pe« are invited to communicate with I>ee in 1-are of thia nenapaper. 1 Eneloae a 3.cent stamped, aelf-ad-

Marriage Aids Applicants OMAHA. Neb. (U.R) — Marriage] licenses, long forgotten, are being dug out of dusty vaults here since the introduction of lowa's old age I pension system. Many aged per-1 sons, married in Omaha and now i living across the Missouri River! in lowa, have requested copies of their marriage certificates which are acceptabl? in lowa as proof; of age of pension applicants. Get the Habit — Trade a» Home

WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- : WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go If yoa feel wmif and sunk and th* 1 world looks punk, don’t swallow a lot of salts, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum | and expect them to make yon suddenly sweet and buoyant and full of suntthine. For they can’t do it. They only more tU bowels and a mere movement doesn't get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowe a daily. if this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloat* up your stomach. You have a thick, bad taste and your breath is foul, ■kin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your whole system is poisoned. It takes thoco food, old CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel and up.” They contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it come* to making the bile flow freely. But don’t ask for liver piiis. Ask for Carter’s Little Laver Pills. Look for the name Carter's Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent a substitute. 25c at drug stores. ©1931C. M.Co.

| CHURCH REVIVALS United Brethren Church (OM Constitution) Eighth Street Ijist night we had a very iukrtvdIng meeting and a Urger crowd than Tuesday night. The laird is with us and is working marvelously in these mestiiigi. Mrs. Kindell sang a solo entitled “His Eye Is on the Sparrow "and Homer Ginter and his daughter Marcella sang, with guitar accompaniment. a duet entitled "I Have a Friend Called Jesus.” Rev. Killdell's soul inspiring message whs taken from the .portion of scripture found in Matthew 24:2951. He said ‘righterustewj exalteth a nution. but sin is a reproach to any nation. The wicked shall be turned into Hell with all the nations that forgot God. No man can be saved by university degrees. The only way to get saved is by repentince. To keep saved, keep in touch wtth Jesus. The Lord is coming to sele. t all who pay the price and are ready to meet Him. Be ready when He comes. Watch therefore for no one knows just when he will come. “Sin is the transgression of the law. Sin is sin just like it was when

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BIBLE NAMES f Englikh literature b filled with ref.-i-ence■ H Mllllotit) of people in the world bear glv< u ! ' 81,ll i''»l ■ KuruameH derived front the Bible. ’ " "” s ' 11,1(1 Towns. citleH, provinces, rivers bear geoernnhi . originally in the Bible. n sott Our Washington Bureau has ready for vou B bulletin on the meanings and derivations or th 4 Bible. If YOURS is a Bible num., yo u wlll bv 'j.?'' derivation and meaning. If you wish a conv ~i ihi i th the coupon below and send for it: bulle, i».iiij ■$ - CUP COUPON HERE ■ Dept. 314. Washington Bureau, DAILY DEMoco*-, JB 1322 New York Ave.. Washington D c ' K. I want a copy of the bulletin BIBLE NAMES' K with five cents In coin (carefully wrapped) or ' W *h® postage stamps, to cover return postage and handling^* 11 ?* NAME ■ STREET k No ■ CITY - STATE 1 am a reader of the Decatur Daily Democrat, betatur 21 ■

Eve took the airpie and give it to, Adtm. The preparation to be ma!<> in order to ba ready for Christ’s coming is to let the Lord of Heaven ' cleanse you and put the joy life in your soul. Are you reaiy if He should come tonight? Watch, for no one knows al what hour tihe Son of God shall com.’." Come and worship with us at 7:30 ' o’clock tonight. Th? subjeot tonight

(Will bo-How to Cet Saw , "■ I body is wekonie. Tiny Babes ■ T»in I-.uls, IJaiio is ex'.-Mi:,- ils „ x ;, ./W »n: ■ tie i, a( | le _ all XW tants her . f rom tW(| t() ;<>ld. are b-arning to washS I face-, n,. k- an : oj.h Clas < : OllliUl '• 1 by 4 ■nurse. ’